Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-08-01

friends In New Orleans, La, and
his brother in Fort Wayne In
diana before returning home.
Miss Theresa Mary Hicks, men,
Der of Pratt Memorial Methodist
church and a Bethlehem Center
club worker, has recently returned
from the Outside Assembly, Wave
land. There she attended the Gen.
trail Jurisdictional Leadership
Training School as delegate from
the Jackson district. The children's
Workshop Laboratory School was
being held at the same time during
the day. The next week Miss Hicks
was instructor at the Mississippi
Youth Conference, Waveland. She
reports one of the most inspira-
tional meetings in the history of
the conferences.
Mrs. Josephine w. Carmichael
and sister, Miss Ophelia Robinson
OF lnez and Houston, Texas, were
the very welcome visitors of Mrs.
Leana S. Campbell and other rela-
tives in the city.
DR.. L. B. Stewart, outstanding
Pediatrician of the city, has re-
turned to the city after a months
vacation from her practice. After
attending the National NAACP
convention in St. Louis, Missouri
DR.. Stewart reports enjoyable
visits to Cincinnati, Ohio, Detroit,
Michigan where she houseguested
with relatives and friends.
Very charming house guest in
the home of Mrs. George Scott on
$40 West Pascagoula street is
Mrs. Ruby Booker of Chicago, ILL
nois. During her vacation period
she plans to visit at Ocean Springs,
Gulfport, Waveland and New Or
leans, La. While here Mrs. Booker
is being extended many social
cOurtesies.
Mrs. Bonnie F. Gregory, 1850
Dalton street, left the city recent
ly to spend her vacation in Chica-
go, Illinois and Toledo, O. In
Chicago she is the houseguest of
Mrs. Eileen P. Todd, Mrs. Marie
A. Reynolds and Mrs. Lizzie M.
Jones. She plans to see other
relatives and friends.
In Toledo Mrs. Gregory will visit
in the home of her brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ora
ham. They are anxiously awaiting
her arrival and plan to make her
trip one to be long remembered.
Miss Julia Dean Of Los Angeles,
California is visiting her brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Dean on Rondo street for a few
weeks. She is being extended many
social courtesies.
Henry Brown and his niece, Miss
Christine Moore are vacationing
in Chicago, Illinois, where they
are houseguests Of the latter's
mother, Mrs. Eleanor Bronson for
a few weeks.
The Idle Hour Junior Club en-
tertained with a seated Tea and
Fashion Revue at the College Park
Clubhouse last Sunday. The affair
was a brilliant success and hun
dreds of guest filled the clubhouse.
At this time a popularity con-
test sponsored by the club ended
with the following contestants par
Mesdames Emma Lee
Mason, Vernell Bendner and Miss
Verna B. Hill. Friends are asked |
to vote for their favorite contest
ant. Tickets are on sale by men,
bers Of the club. The club will fea-
ture as their Guest Stylist, Mrs.
Lula Bell Thoronton of the city.
The Fashion Revue will include
the Tot Scene. Those participating
are little Misses Carolyn Wells,
Bulette Wells, Anita McAfee, Rita
Caldwell, Sharon Coates, Diane
chatham, Imelda Anderson, Bever-
" Ann Stampley, Loretta Costello
little Messrs, John Wes-
ley Lewis, Jr., Julius Harold Smith,
Charles chatham Jr., Hi How Tel
lis Thomas Jr., Dick Jones, Jr.
Street Scene, Misses: Mamie
Stevenson, Myrtle Geeston, Mes
danes, Inez Brown, Ollie M. An !
ierson, Mites Gregory, Lula Bell
Thoronton, Ruby Cornelius, Alice
Gordon, Irnettia Green, Messrs,
John D. Anderson, Willie Craine,
Jimmie Todd and Albert Porter.
Evening Scene, Mesdames: Ethel
Farrier, Dorothy Porter, Emma
Day and Miss Naomi Dean, Messrs,
Ben Farrier, Joe Lewis, Willie