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Evening star., 1952-08-05
1tt Mrti1uriant

oot & my dear Af husband. 'Vc11s CARSON 6smoIs 3.
HoMAs daEo 4asast Tso B. 1sb lsft me one year ago to-
often sit and think Of you In my lonely
Each day I miss you more and more.
MY heart Is sad today,
One long and lonely year has passed
Since you quietly went away.
WRen, evening shadows are falling.
And am sitting alone.
In my heart there comes longing
IrvINSSSa SSa wfEE We 01!E MAsaRA Ranii D. THOMAS.
KING, CAPT. CORNELIUS A. In loving
1msempSry mep%y, ri q my y,M deer huseand: CAPT;
Jesus six years ago today. August 8. 1916.
Asleep in Jesus o how sweet,
To be for such . siumber. meetl
With holy confidence to sing
HIS Hssn Wrs AZ E.
LEONARD, KENMORE.
When ! forget your laughter.
The brtghtness Of your eyes,
When 7 FORGET your SMILE the sun
Snail forget to rise.
!. Upop this mortal shore.
Your memory. like the laurel.
Stays green for evermore.
When I .forget you, summer
When SoTrsst ns sprins may .hai forget
To come to earth again!
a FRIEND. .
LUsBY. LEMUEL r In sweet remem-
brsnce of my father. LEMUEL r. .LUSBY.
who left me eleven years ago today. Au-
gust 5. 1941.
Loving thoughts Of you
DAUGHTER, VIOLA L. SOBHY. .
MILLER, AUGUSTUS @. In sad remem-
brance Of my uncle. AUGUSTUS @. MIL
day. August 5. 195S.
Evening star., 1952-08-05

1Sxs9og9s S.9dS.9 m1sSMss 9ASME .rr n nsHCSy e sSs
eItered the fuller lie four years sro to- To-
day, AuE,4 s. 1913:
AND WA I: DAvENFoRT.
Evening star., 1952-08-05
CEMETERY LOTS.

lot No; A83, section ~: wiz sell for
s4oV ooeSe.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Miss Lusby
Engaged to
Lit. NcGonn

Announcement has been made
of the engagement Of Miss Jac-
queline Lusby. daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. jackson Cole Lusby Of
Silver Spring. to 1t. Leonard
Daniel McGann. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Joseph McGann Of
Forest Hills. Long Island.
Miss Lusby attended Virginia
Intermont College. Abbott School
of Art and George Washington
University. For the past year she
has been IN Germany with tile
United States Government.
1t. McGann served with the
10th Armored Division In World
War II and was graduated from
Hunter College In New York. He
also went to graduate school at the
University of Georgia and is now
stationed in Trieste. where their
marriage win take place on
April 10.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Thompson Sonborn
wv dino IS Held

Miss Joan Lawton Sanborn ant
M. Basil James Thompson were
married March 5 At the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church Will
the Rev. Or. ]. Hillman Hollistel
|oficiating.
The bride Is the daughter d
Mrs. Harlan Page Sanborn and
the late Mai. sanborn Of Chevy
Chase. She attended Mary Wash
ington College IN Fredericksburg
Mr.. Thompson. son Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. i. Thompson oi
Akron. Ohio. IS q graduate Of
Akron University with q degree
in chemical engineering.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Hon1iIton-S Schmidt
EnQdqen7e1t

Mrs. LEILA e. Baldwin m.
nounces the engagement Of her
daughter. Miss Betty Jeanne
Hamilton. to Mr. William s.
Schmidt. jr.. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Schmidt Of Mishawaka. Ind.
Miss Hamilton Is associated
with the District Of Columbia
Public Schools. Her nance was
graduated from Purdue univer-
sity and Is now employed by the
Bendix co. ID South Bend, md.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Miss CrohiII Bride Of Mr.. Mcdaniel

Miss Dolores Elaine Crahfli.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Perc.
c. crahill Of Arlington. was mar.
|ried March IL to Mr.. Roy Harmon
McDaniel, jr. son Of Mr.. and MRS
Mcdaniel, also Of Arlington
Central Methodist Church IN Ar.
|lington was the scene Of the cere.
mony with the Reys. j. i. Kihlel
and r. B. Stanton ofiiciating. Ths
reception was held in the church
|parlor.
After . Southern wedding trip
the couple will live Id Falls Church
Evening star., 1952-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Wagner
Of Arlington announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Frances Marie to Mr.. Hugh Espey
Watts. jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Watts Of Arlington.
Miss Wagner is q graduate Of
st. Mary's Academy and is now
employed by the Department Of
Defense. She is q member Of Tau
Beta Phi National Sorority.
Her fiance Is now serving with
the United States Marine Corps
and is a member Of Gamma Sigma
international Fraternity.
Evening star., 1952-03-19

White Photo.
MISS M. A. WENGLIKOWSKI
Engaged to
Mr.. Peter ID. Ferrigno.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wengli-
kowski of Midland, Mich, an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Mary Ann to Mr.. Peter
Dante Ferrigno. son Of Mr.. Peter
Ferrigno.
The bride-elect is associated
with the State Department in
Washington. Mr.. Ferrigno received
his bachelors degree from George
town University and completed his
graduate work at Catholic Uni
vefsity. He is now a student in the
school of dentistry at Georgetown
University.
: The wedding will take place In
June.
Evening star., 1952-03-19

.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Frederick
Mehaffle of Kalamazoo. Mich, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Margaret Minerva to 1t
David Forker Reid, q. S. M. C. r.
son Of DR.. and Mrs. Horace w
Reid Of Indian Hill. Cincinnati
Ohio.
Miss Meh16ie attended Smith
College and is now teaching at
Beauvoir National Cathedral Ele-
mentary School in Washington,
Her fiance was q student at Bow
doin College in Brunswick, Me.
and is q member Of Sigma Nu
Fraternity. He is presently sta
toned at Quantico, Va.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1952-03-19

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With Each Gas Range YoM Receive 32-pc.
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Evening star., 1952-06-11

Single and double le-breasted mod
els in Tropicals and Rayons.
Latest, most popular solid sum-
mer colors and handsome Glen
plaids. Specially reduced for this
day only. Reg, shorts, and longs.
Wonderful chance for Fathers
Day present or to stock up for
yourself.
Evening star., 1952-06-11

That frying pan weather is
here :. and Lacy's has the
fan for you with q 12-in.
blade that circulates cool air
throughout the room. Made
Of durable metal. At all z
Lacy's Stores.
Sorry, No Mail or Ph
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-13
M1vs4,a ii lohSe1Ma

Smiths employed you I do HOPE
you can help Irene. poor woman
Johnny wondered what the fell
low meant by this sort Of thine. y
He didn't ask. Instead. he said.
'Have you known her ione?"
Long? Ten yearsl That's how
long I've beer going with her
sister Nancy" His bic face spread
in pleasant grin. Ten years and
she still hasn't married me. Bur
You can't discourage mel"
Johnny wondered il the Smith
fortune kept him from becoming
discouraged.
As they talked Nick walker
continued removing things from
the shelves and handing them 10
Moe Martin. Material which Moe
had examined, he replaced.
Il phoned Nancy before came
over here tonight" Nick Walker
went on. "She said you and Kay
were in Northport. 80
Yes" Johnny said, 1--WE were."
Cross the room the outer screen
door at one Of the floor length
windows had opened roiseIessly
on weli-oiled hinges and a Slim.
tail woman had started to come
into the room. Shaded likhts III
the big room made il impossible
for Johnny to see her face cleaflt
before she turned and stood there
in the doorway. looking outsides
apparently doing something to her
eyes. 49, * -
81 was going to pick You two.
up and give you 4 ride back
Walker was sayile; aBnt you al,
ready had left the EafS9e. Be<
sides. they said You we're using
one Of the boatSb
That's right, johnny guessed
the woman IN the dooftvay was
Nancy. Irene Smiths unmarried
sister: Nick Walker had not seen
her. He was occupied helping Moe
Martin, The Woman was still
standing there notioniess. her
back to them.
g. That's why I'd rather drive
any time" Walker rambled on.
Pm not much. for boats. I glsss
! Just missed YOU
What way did you Gomez
Johnny had almost missed the re-
mark.
Along 25A. That's the eniy
road from Northport .
(Ts ~ esHiln1sl) s.
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Chapter 10

Chapter 10
DOWNSTAIRS a few moments
- later, he entered upon a curl
gus scene taking place in the IL
6rary.
Moe Martin sat cross-legged or
the f1oor in front of one of the
high wall bookcases. Beside him
was piled a great stack of papers,
folders and books. Noes naked
round bald spot glistened with
perspiratiol in the light from q
table lamp almost above him.
Johnny stood in the arched
doorway watching moment.
A big, curly haired man was
removing more books and papers
from a wall case and passing them
down to Moe Martin. Johnny
Judged the man was in his fortieS.
He wore white fiannels and a
fancy sports Jacket. A pipe was
stuck into the side of his mouth
IN q typical Esquire advertise
ment manner.
Moe was saying, well. we'll
keep looking. You never can tel"
The big fellow mopped his neck
with handkerchief. He had thick
black hair. 9TH take hours. Be-
sides, | think we're only wasting
time" He handed Johnny's part
ner some more books and papers.
Hello" said Johnny. coming
into the room.
Moe looked around. grunted as
he climbed to his feet. He intro
auced his partner to the big man
with the pipe.
This is Nick Walker" he in
formed Johnny 'He raises horses"
Nick Walker smiled. Hunters"
he explained. Il have a stock
farm not far from here" He and
Johnny shook hands.
The mans grip was firm and
powerful. He had an easy going
manner.
We're looking for that manu-
script which Irene was supposed
to be writing" he said. Irene has
been questioned dozen times, of
course. but she has no idea what
were talking about" Momenta-
rilY, the smile had left his face
ITS tough about her, isn't it?"
He put the pipe back in the side
Of his mouth and looked at Johnny
Saxon thoughtfully
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81 William :. sceNR7

Johnny asked. by the. way
where is she? Kay said -.
Outside on the terrace" Nick
Walker motioned toward one OF
the doorways across the Wids
room. 1T was so hot. Nancy
with her"
"Nancy's her sister," Moe said
Johnny nodded. Il know" He
looked down at the pile of stuff
on the floor. Find anything?"
Moe shook his head. Il cant
understand it. They say this is
where Irene used to work most
of the time :. when she was
writing. So that manuscript ought
to be here" Determination came
into his worried looking eyes.
"But I'll find it if I have to 60
through every bookcase in this
library"
Johnny saw Nick Walker smile.
my friend is interested in writ
ers. he explained for the big
mans benefit.
$50 | understand. We've been
having quite talk. But as / was
telling Moe, | don't think he's
going to find any manuscript. In
fact, | don't think there even is
one"
Johnny was standing in front
- OF the high shelves. casually
riffiing the pages of a book he had
removed. He replaced the book
and looked questioningly at
Walker.
Il mean" said the man. "she
never said anything to me about
writing novel. 1t was probably
Just some drivel she was scrib-
bling and which she later threw
away. Otherwise. why isn't it
around?"
Johnny decided not to 60 into
detailed explanation about vari-
Gus writers habits. and why. many
of them were touchy about pa
rading their wares for all to see.
Nick Walker, didn't look like the
type who would understand sem
sitlve. .temperamental people.
Perhaps you're right" he
agreed. He saw Moe give him a
startled and worried look. Moe
Martin had sat down on the rug
again and was pouring through
4 understand" Nick Walker
was saving, that you're a special
Isl IN this sort of thing? So the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09
Mcintyre Gossip

Hello girls and guys, old Cupid
is returning once more with Nc
Intyre Gossip. First in lovers lane
I see Rosie L. Hills and Philip Jor-
dan sitting upu in the Palance The
atre making love. Jessie Tillman
hasn't seen this / know. and Rich
ard Moore doesn't know about Jes-
sic and Philip. Zeddie Hills wants
TO be a flirt like his friend Clifton
Rawlings if only ne knew how.
Thelms Smith was really messed
up az the ballgame. Eugene Banks.
Clyde Wright and Preston Moore
calling her 81 once three boy
fgiendsl Cues who she went tos
Eugene BANKS Janice Price and
Robert McCes are really on An
nae Mse Peters is trying e. cut SIS.
Robert say 1snice has nothing to
worry about because 1anice has
him Anesta Ware say she doesn't
love small boys she loves large
bnys ike James Kelly Eunlce 81
Thomas IS on ike q hight with her
small green hat shining like the
brightest star in heaven
barbara Jean Regain thinks she
has Terry L. Evans but Mildred
Thomas say Barbara is just like the
bear making tracks and not get
ting anywhere. Well / see that Ell
via Coleman has completely taken
Leo Greene from Connie Akers.
Connie say il doesn't matter as
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09

"a Burnett.
Mrs Mary Stranger, Mrs. Au-
drey Taylor were Tuesday visitors
of Mrs. Mandy Funchers.
Mrs. Bessie Beasley visited friends
in Crystal Springs Tuesday.
Mrs. Fannie B. Charleston visit
ed in the home of Mrs. Bessie
Summers Monday.
GOSSIP
Mr. Will I. Jones is saying that
Miss Ridden Kendrick is the cream
of his coffee
L. c. Holly and Lay Jurel seem
to be real love birds.
Halbert Brunson say don't you
cats and chicks worry about him
and Renia Buckner just try and
get like them.
All cats around Terry really en-
joyed reading about pretty turkey
gobbler and her red dress.
We hear that Standley Lewis is
getting famous with girl out by
Mt Wade It's wonder
Who is it that is saying that
Bessie Mae G. is the beautiful Star
shining in heaven for him.
Sara l.. CriSler is in love with
Junior Floyd these days. Dorothy
r has made up her mind at last.
She says its Joe Louis Stringer
who she loves
win Miss Blocker. Miss Boze-
man say don't worry about her be
cause she has the best go and know
H. In other words there are more
boys beside Vernon MCGEE.
Hello Rudeen. how are you and
new boy friend Louise Easley Il
crying because Ethel Parefield has
beat her time.
Dorothy Funchis is in love with
Kemp. Jr. But Bessie Mae is his
love and heart we hear.
Roy Easley is in love with Gen
ME Guyner and don't care if the
world knows it.
Who is the girls that are pulling
straws over A. D. Shakespear.
Dorothy lunches is crying be-
cause Bessie Mae has beat her
time.
Who is the girl that Earl Jordon
says is the cream of his coffee.
Marguerite Floyd is just about to
get her older lover back again,
She says pray for her to get him
Who is it's saying that D. Fun
chess is the pretty girl in town
is that true boy.
Ether Mae Nelson and Lonnie
Mae are pulling straws over l.
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c. Holy.
Hello, we hear that Barbara
Ann is crying because Mr.. Rosi-
will Pendleton is spending much
time with Miss Ethical Pearl Fields.
Well the time is moving on, Mr.
John Donahue say that he. is in
much love with Miss Mary Lee
Gaines and telling the world he
do. Since Burnice stay back down
in the hill and cannot come out
What wrong with Mr.. Conway
Norwood We cannot hear from
him these late days Little John
Hollis was on much time Sunday
evening.
Who is the chick that fell for
the famous Mr.. Jane Waterson and
he say he loves Mary Lee and
don't care who knows it. But by
he won't all to know il.
MISS Games Is on much time
look out chicks, your time may
get beat. Sandra Marie Is walk
ing Tommie Lee down he better
buy him a car. don't Bessie Mae
will take her place
Geneva SyHes was stepping like
turkey gobbler Sunday in her
brown skirt
Amer Roy Newell and Jessie Lee
Stringer were the only two love
birds around Pilgrim SUNDAY.
II you cats and chicks want some
place 10 go come on down 10 PHI
grims Rest School on Saturday
night
All the cats and chicks are say
ing il sure would be- q blessing
If Geneva Guynes would Get J
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09

long as she has a part of him..
Margaret ALE nhas quiel Davenport
Morbley for Philip Evans. Well
what do you now about that9 +
see that Louis Smothers wants to
be a flirt but doesn't know how.
Louis, if you want advice on how
to be flirt do consult Eunice
Thomas Joe Russell stays at Alice
Templeton's seat in Mrs. Washing
tons room taking her mind off of
spelling talking about love but
Alice says I'm a baby bird too
young to fly" Old CupI sees
that Harold L. Edwards slapped
Loretta Johnson on her jaw and
had it red and swollen like she had
the mumps Loretta, what did your
mother say? | guess Dan Ethel
Lyles and Louis Brown will be to-
gether forever they see to be get
ting along just fine. Old Cupit
doesn't hear much about C.. B.
Lawyer since Myrtle Moore is gone.
L wonder if c. B. is dead although
do see Steward Sanders looking
ike Sad Sack since Pearl Moore
has gone. Guess what? | saw Nell
lie Thomas going up Clay Street
holding Joe George Wilson'S shirt
tail. All you girls had better hold
your boy friends shirt tail because
there is certain girl at McInyre
that drives all boys crazy and make
them lick gravy So open your eyes
and ears in order to hear and see
more of this girl Until next week.
Goodbye for Cupid.
Robert Fl. Mack Dies
Funeral services for Mr.. Robert
Il. Mack. esteemed and well known
citizen Of 9ls Dewitt Street. viii
be- held SUNDAY afternoon al g
O'Clock from King David Baptist
Church. No J. with the pas~
Rev n S. carradine. officiating
Intermeut VIII be made in re
family bot IN Beulah Cemetary with
the Dillon Funeral Home in charge
of the arrangements.
Mr. Mack died in a local hos
piiai Monday afternoon following
an EXTENDED illness.
His survivors include his wife.
Mrs. Shedlena r. Mack, 9l8 De
witt Street: one sister, Mrs. Estel-
la Owens. Cleveland. Miss; num-
erous nieees. nephews and other
relatives including a cousin. Mrs.
Maggie Hannah, Gary, Indiana.
A wake will be held in the Cha
pei of Dillon Funeral Home Sat
urday night between the hours of
eight and eleven o'clock.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09

new boy friend of her own. so she
could keep her eyes off of the
other chicks lovers. Sanders NJ
Moore and Hattie Ruth were sure
keeping eyes on Tommie Lee Jor-
don and Earl Jordon this last Sat-
urday night. ISIS all right to love
them if you can keep them from
the other chicks.
Look forward Genena and stop
looking backward because if you
would get a boy friend OF your
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09

games this season. The first was
with St Marys' Catholic, we lost
by score of 1896. The second
was with Rolling Fork (there). we
also lost by score of 1912. The
third with Bowman High Fresh
mans here, we won by a score
of 1927 We won the next three
games. But was badly defeated by
Jim Hill of Jackson there, by a
score of 36-12.
That is all the news we can find
for you at this time, but we will
be back in the future.
Donald Sanders, Cornelious
Cooper and Willie SpatS, Jr.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09

Mrs. Mildred Laderson "a resi-
dent of Locus Street, left here
Sunday for Indianapolis, Ind, to
her husband, Mr.. Nose Laderson,
who has been in Indiana for sew
eral months completing his Christ
ian Science Education.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09

Creefs New Born Infant While
Home On Furloush
Pvt Joseph Wins. the only son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Abe VIM of 22le
Letitia Street is home on fur
Tough and viii leave February 8,
Tor California in route for overseas
services.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09

Pvt Winn's visit was especially
enjoyed by his family. for he was
able to look upon an infant daugh-
ter born TO Pvt. and Mrs. VIM.
Saturday February 2, 1852. Joining
in the enjoyment of his presence is
an aunt, Mrs. Hester Cook, 1901
Meadow Street.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09

Miss Lille Johnson wishes to
announce TO her many friends and
customers that she is no longer
located at l5l3ie Washington St
She has moved her shop TO her
home at 1918 Locus Street. She in
vites the ladies 10 call on her and
discuss with her their Spring Ward
robe needs.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09
CHURCH

Blessed are They that keep his
testimonies and TINT seek him with
the whole heart Psalm 1872
The pahilc + cordially invited
fo aitcnd Communion Service a.
gree faIleWina rches
snfH uaI or nvood So Res
m M Morris Cor
TaFelef n Pearl ST. Rev
, H VIII ANS astor
E.m TRele East Poplar 81
he vi M Cm y pastor
Mt Calvary 81 Avenue. Rev.
3 ID Slaughter d stor.
Kms David 30 South Valley
ST. Rev S. II Cerodine. pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09

Mr.. Anthoney Plump OF Shelby,
Miss, was a weekend visitor in the
home of his sister in-law, Mrs. Will
lie Plump. of ~ Locus Street.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09

Patients at The Lutheran Hospital.
Mrs. Beatrice Hubbard, Mrs. An
ME Mitchell, city; Mrs. Lucille Will
son, city; Mrs. Georgia Lightfoot,
Tallulah, La: Mr.. Percy Rayford.
city; Mr.. Billy Phelps, city; Mr..
Louis Jones, city.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09

Take someone to church Sunday
you'll both be richer for it,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09
Terry News

Mrs. Genetta Owens THOMPSON
was Sunday guest in the home of
Mr.. Walter Thompson and Mrs
Ella Mae Fields.
Mrs. Louzia Sparkain is visiting
in the home of her children. Mr.
and Mrs. Eanglin.
Mrs. Rosa Terry and grandson
returned home Monday after a Wis
it in Illinois at the bedside of her
father Terry friends were happy
to know that her father is some
better
Mr. and Mrs. MILFORD Borden
and Niece We're visitors in Jack
son, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Learvorn Fields
and children, Mr. Clara Porter were
Sunday night visitors of Miss Lau-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09

Mr. and Mrs. James Brown. Sr..
of 500 South Street, wishes to an
nounce The approaching marriage
of their son, End 1t. James Brown.
Jr., to Miss Mary Ruth Brown.
The ceremony will be- held Sat-
mday February 8. 1852, at 6 p. m.
at the home of the bride in b.
vina. Miss.
End, 1t. Grown is well known
around Wick, burg. He is a grad
uate of the Lake Providence High
School and Southern University.
Baton Rouge, La, and was induct-
ed into the Army. August 8, 1851
Miss Brown is. a graduate of
Southern Chris tan Institute. and
is now teaching in Jackson, Miss.
Mr.. and Ms. E. M. Sweet of
1904 Court Street, Vicksburg, Miss.
announce the en- gagement and APP
preaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy Mae Sweet to
Pfc. L. r. Hayes of the U. S. Air
Force. who is stationed in Tucson,
Arizona and is the son of Mr.. and
ms. Ruben Ealy Of Jackson. Miss
The wedding VIII take place in
early March.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09
NOTICES

At a Benefit Program rendered
February 2, 1852, for Amelian
Chapter III OES a basket of gro
ceries valued at $3.50 was given
away. The winner was Mrs. Vera
Mae Cook, 6181a Weller st. Seat
tie, Washington, a we'll konwn
former resident of Vicksburg.
The Boy Scouts And year An
niversary Program underwent sew
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09

eral changes. Due to unfavorable
weather conditions in the first DAYS
of the week. And the Reverse
health condition of Rev. j. r. John
son, chairman of the committee on
arrangements.
This statement is relative to the
Negro unit.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09

Mr.. Eli Powell said that these
boys better get their eyes off Mary
Alice Marcneii pacause ne has her.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09

Mcintyre Sport News
Mcintyre Junior High School boys
basketball team has played seven
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1952-02-09

Little Doris Mae Jones, daughter
of Mrs Thomas Williams. 1909 Fay
cite Street, is a patient at the
Mercy Hospital. Her condition at
this writing is undetermined. Her
trouble seems to be in her Gead.
Mr.. and Mrs Williams seems to
be much worried.
Rev. A L. Williams, resident of
Second North Street and member
of Mt Zion Church No. l is still
on the sick list.