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APTS. FuRNlsHED--MD.

. RMS, BATH utilities settled, em-
BACHELoR APT.-Bed-iiv. rm., Kit.
bath, pvt. entr,; utils. furn. AP.
s:5WNE5w s.RM. apt. furn-; pvt.
bath mr.. Andrews Field, Z miles
District line. Call Cypress 1925.
ROGERS HEIGHTs-4slo 55th pi'-
newly C decorated; sii-eiec. kitchen.
PVT. tile bath; $50 mo. with ,gtil.
sGiTLAND@comb. bed-liv. rm., ise.
sd,,jts sit;i utiiS incl; pvt. bath entr:
NEARBY SILVER SPRING-owners
de luxe. modern. entire bsmt. built
like a bungalow: pvt. entr. faces
weI-kept lawn, Lge. lily. rm., bed;
knCtty- IIs walls hardwood is. Rsss -
month III. a-4a4a. ia
3-RM. APT. nicely furn.: reasonable:
employed couple preferred. Call JU.
SILVER sPRING--A lovely apt. we'll
furnished; suitable employed couple.
S75 month. JU 5-S1a3. --13
NEAR FAIRFAX VILLAGE Sc
Basement; 4 rms, and bath; pvt.
emTt entranSe Ssy. or or small MI CHILDREN; dEh1n
TAKOMA PARK. S1o1 Flower ave
to Wash. sanitarium. Apply Apt /,
PREsENTABLE LADY ~ Care for
doctors office and apartment even
ingS: free room and board; Lang
ley Park. Box 436,T, Star; la
TAK0MA PARK well-furnished
eDf cDfS', Ju evsrythi4s aH5ta4 furn'; $50 ,S mo-
IATTESTioN Andrews Field and
Census Bureau, Two bedrms.. liv.
rm., din. kit. and bath; newly dec.
and beaut. furn.; in mod. apt. bldg:
reasonable; m Ir ADULTS SIHtos only Call sster
3 ROOMS, porch Isl A.; brick home.
water: close to everything. 507
TAKoMA ATdSSn aPS PK TAX nr PIX m JH Ssmi S2sSl sSt
. rms Kit. 9nd bath; adults; ,Ss5
TAX. PARK. MD rms. S3a.5O
mo. 71o6 Poplar ave. See OWNER,
rFFfcfrRG4 L 2M aFT. EIsfsFeen moderG aa4sS pvt,
smpi, LADY: SIS. JU, a-369@'
HYATTSVILLE-2 lge rms, Kitchen
snsp ffsf pG oil GSin hea paSs5s s55 'PSee 4N Sk
TxKoMA PK.-Bsmt.. - ! OnT rm.' kitch-
enette. bath; lady W baby or school
ADJoINISiG Gsi SILVER SPRING, MD.--
turn,, located in mod brk. ant.
bldg, on 1st f., in best section Of
TaEoma Park. Md. near new shop.
center and bus: lse. liy rm. with
| real fireplace, ] lge, bedrm., di-
nette, beautiful kit, built-in units.
! elec. refer, tiled bath, built-in tub
| and shower; S97 mo-. includes
| everything JU. 5-2406.
35l0 BARNUM ST.. Brentwood, Md.
/ - rms, nicely furn., pvt. bath:
| util. furn: empl. cple; S55 mo.
| WA. 72254. Can be seen or phone
after 1.3O d m
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nA4s. FURN.-s.E. & s.W. (cont.l J

1904 BRANCH AVE. S.E.-Lovely rm.
mr. shower; refined man; vicinity
beautiful Diet. homes. LU. 2-0S5l.
CORNER RM.--S.E.-New. clean
nicely furn. Select residential. Good
parking. Gentleman only. LU.
4-17T6. Ia
COMFORTABLE ROOM for rent
suit. for retired Govt. employe
woman only, willing to make ar.
rangements whereby part boarc
may be paid in exchange for pre-
pairing dinners for . Call LU
2-220S after l pm. Sunday.
C0LORED-2O9 18th ST. S.E.-Rm
front for empl. couple; all privileges;
no children; Sl0.50 wk. Ii. 4-1755
or RE. 7-SS44 Ia
COLORED-FURN. RM. to elderly
lady or quiet-type girl; in quiet
home, w!privils. REAS. Ii. 4-09J1
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WALTER REED VIC, 6931 9th st
n.w.-Twin bedrm.: delicious meals
u rlk. transp. RA. 3-4124.
WESLEY HALL-Announces opening
OF new bldg. Sgle and twin bedrms.
daily maid service running water. in
TV: selected menu 1926 21st st
NV. HU 3-5433
1916 MASS. AVE. N.W.--Attr. rms.
available at Dupont Circle for young
men and women; Excel; meals, conv
HYATTS., MD.-Good southern cook
gentlemen. WA. 7-3237. -13
ROOM. BREAKFAST AND DINNER
an home privils.. Tv and radio;
American family, or refined
young men. $50 wk. ia. 9-3453
DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE, 2n13 Mass
ave. n.w.--Delightful home to live
in; reasonable; have several vacan
cies tor young men and women. The
2@3a6 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.w.-Girls
for twin bedrms.. piano, TV. wash
ing facilities, home priviis. DU.
ATTRACTIVE room in comfortable
shady yard. good meals. 22O6 Wis.
CLUB MASON, 1926 New Hamp. NV.
A club residence for those seeking
the best; sgleS., also dbles. with
pvt bath; $17 wk. and up, incl full
course meals and hotel services. NO.
FOR EMPL. MOTHER AND Child,
twin bedrm.. child care. TV. Bendix.
10th st. NV. section. ia. 9-5307
REFINED AGED OR INVALID per.
son given excellent care and diet in
lovely home OF nurse. No smoking.
RETIRED LADY wishes cozy rm. and
share. reas. Box 4ai-R. Star. w
EMPLOYED LADY, private home,
NV" private bath home cooking;
SOB month. AID. 4-7193. 10
LADY to share my
home; All home priys. WO. 6-292S,
FOR :. OR 3 IN PRIV. HOME-Good
DRons aeais. rv gays Jo per -s4oi Sk c0nV 9 tFnHs
2 SGLE. RMS. for girls. Is Minis.
to Pentagon on bus. Home privs.
G. " w. VIC i99O 1929 x st. n.w.-sinele
and double, S54 to 500 mo. Adj.
bath: good meals. ST, 3-7067.
MOTHER AND SCHOOL-AGED child.
lge. rm. next to bath, across street
from school. LA. 6-lS30.
THE JOHN KAPEN HOTEL
,23lO -ASHMEAD PL NV
g DIX; on Conn ave. overlooking Rock
Greek Park away from traffic noise
Conv transp dble. and sgle rms. ;
rates S175O wk. Up no 2-3566
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A Home Away From Home
FOR STUDENTS

1927 10Th ST. NV. HO. 2-6767
Double rooms. Excellent transporta-
tion to all schools Walking dis
tance to downtown. Very good meals.
ii
CRESTWOOD CLUB
4107 Conn. ave. Newly dec. twin
hedrm. Excel meals. Conv. transp.
TV. EN-. 3-4074. Is"
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wk.; running water, maid service
1226 18th st. NV. IL
CONGENIAL GIRL
To share one-bedrm. apt. with an
other; beaut. furn.; newly decor
Conn. and Calf. Box 411-R. Star.
COLORED-WOMAN wishes to share
an apt with a couple or single
YOUNG COLORED MAN to share
furn. apt. with another man, col
ored or white: college student ol
college graduate. RA. 6-6655.
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SLAUGHTER'S
WILL, SHOW YOIT

How to save money, time and energy
Dy living at one of our popular
downtown addresses. A tidy room.
phone and daily maid service. TV.
Good meals with no worry over food
time to meet nice people and enjov
living at
1926 18th ST. NV. DU. 7-7666
1927 18th ST. NV. HO. 2-6767
A Home Away From Home
For refined empl. young lady: nicely
turn. rm., with meals, in pvt, gentle
nome; no other roomerS; an home
priVilS. III. Q-4RQR Ia
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PHEASANT HILIS

441e End ST. NE, end FL.
North of Catholic Univ. This modern
apt. consists of lge: lily. rm.. dinette.
Elt3 bedrm. and bath; lge; bsmt..
Hss oSaton Is IN Ren sony sfSSn sSs pus SusfiTs u.
Nicely furn. Avail immed. To inspect
eA1 ~, j. 3. Eff TiFFY 0l 4 sc; Sons NsI0'0''
CoL0RED = I45e CLIFTON ST:
size; beautifully furnished; SIS
CoLoRED-NR. N N.E.-oroand
CoioRGD Asdi @NE. 0tSh SEC. Ig 80 liz. rms rm,
ssed.m;;; dinette, KITCHEN and bath.
CoToRED IMS7o:.d RMS; S6,n,i KIT bath .,: all
~ You st. NV, DE. 3e-363S.
COLORED II BEDROOM, kitchen.
bath, screened porch, Frisidaire.
Il2 4 st. sc; Phone II; 3-I45S. .
COL0RED-l Ice; FRONT RM., kit.
and bath. nicely furn.; NV. section;
lady. Phone NO 1856.
COLORED-BEDRM.. LIV RM., kitch-
enette. din. area and bath; respon-
Sible, cp)e.;. no children or pets, Call
sunday after 10 am, DE. s-4537
COLORED-2 ROOMS, KITCHEN and
private bath for rent; newly redeco-
COLORED-FREE RENT to tanitor
couple. Sober. Must be handy with
So1k S9t bids Hf tastO psons hest AZ Man may
IA. TA 9ti4oe. orsi "one MN' ohANLEs'
CoLORED-a5I5 18th ST. NV
Bedroom, kitchen. semipvt. bath,
utils,; S42.50. See Sun, wkday.
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90 VIRGINIA AVE. S.W., nr. Dept.
of Agricul.-S60 month Two rooms
and bath; utilS. incl: avail immed.
Phi. DE. 2-6234. EDITH BESARICK.
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18th AND COLUMBIA RD.. 1882 on
tario Pl--Ent. 3rd n. lge. bedrm..
Kit; bath, Se6 incl. utils. SA'
1900 GGV'e COLUMBIA RD.-corner. all
outside rooms. One bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit and bath; 2 adults; perm. empl.
THREE fR R-i" LARGE iR BEDROOMS, ss7 s" mo.
Incl. kit. dining nook, bath. liv. ,rm.,
AnGaTs hSfRl Ola9Si oSLYWBedrm w rnn" -liv room
SSg. 80, utils. incl. Cau Mon. RE
1-4s7O. on Conn. ave- 1928 NJ
4sS n AM Ann PA. AVE. Sc. apt. bide.-
ref. cple. $50. ia. 2-7166. lis
NE. SECTION-Liv. rm., bedrm., kit,
pvt. bath; th3o in pvt home; empl. eple'
ONE BEDRM.. Hv. rm.. kit. and bath;
atili gsdtion furp Ii 4assa fe5s accepted fs T5ite
apt. with foyer, kit, dinette, tile
bath and, dressing closet for rent at
sntor Ss2 nf to nsp.at DrTk9E EEo KoLs Sfs
CO.. 1887 Wis. ave-, AID. 2-210o.
e OR 8 LGE. RMS, kit. and bath;
CLEAN. COW: loc. tfurn. or unfurn0,
MT. PLEASANT SECTION-Entire
End floor, lRe. bedrm.. liV. rm., kit,
pvt. bath and open porch. S1O0 mo.
1772 Kilbourne pl. NV, OIL. 4-0916.
aOOs COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Empl
lady to share apt: with another.
TWO LARGE BEDRMs., living rm.,
kitchen, private bath; conv. to ali
transp. and shopping centers. 3 nice
Government girls or gentlemen. ia.
9-l50I is
siO9 I4th ST. N.W.-Four rms.
kitchen and bath. all utils. furn.;
rent, S125 per mo. co. 5-1q96.
3546 HERTFoRD PL. N.w.-Two-
room. kitchen-anc-bath apt, all
utils. furn. Rent. SIS mo. GO.
5IOI CONN. AVE. NV. at Nebrask
aye.-Attrae furn. rm., with sep.
kit. For information, call Mr.. GIL,
Monday, EN-. $4,000. LEGUM &
GERBER REALTY co. Ia
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'16 UPSHUR ST. N.W.-Two rms.
per mo. Young cpie. or 2 young girls
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ARLINGTON, NORTH. u block bus
Twin-bed rm.; gentlemen; semi
bath; private home. ia. S-7046
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1IO1 18th ST. N.W.--Newly dec.
apt. a studio rms. with kitchenette): {:
loc. downtown, excel. transp.; ;s mar
ried couple or employed lady. In
ouire Apt. 306 after $50 pm. any
time Sat and Sun. ID
MT. PLEASANT-3 rms, bath; clean;
2nd floor; good transportation. NO.
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l43l FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Two
furnished; employed. CO. 5-07S1.
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1918 YUMA ST. N.w.-3rd. floor: .
rooms, kitchen. bath, Sos mo-; call
WO. 6-0021. Also 5514 lSt st. NV.
apt. 105: , rooms, kitchen, bath.
500 mo-. and 1880 Bryant st. ne,
apt. l02: = rooms. kitchen. bath,
$50 mo. GEORGE /. BORGER.
INC. 643 Indiana ave. NV. Ma.
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.I1e 18th ST. N.E.-3 beautiful rms.
and modern kit; pvt. bath; End Il.
Young couple: no children. 500 mo.
All utils. incl MR.. PASQUAL. Elk.
3-S2S0. Ii. 6-4164. IA
ATTRAC. End FL. DUPLEX, Sc
Bedrm liv. rm., dinette. kit, tile
bath. Utils. incl. S110. LU. 1883.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-13
James H. Hardy
Transferred To
Jackson Office

James H. Hardy, former district
forester of the East Central Dis
trict with offices at Philadelphia
has been promoted to the position
of assistant forest management
director of the Mississippi Forestry
Commission with headquarters in
the Jackson Office, it was announc-
ed by the Commission.
Born in Meridian, Hardy gradu-
ated from Philadelphia H igh
School in 1943. He attended East
Central Junior College at Decatur
and received his B. S. degree in
forestry from the University of
Georgia in 1851.
Hardy was first employed by
the Mississippi Forestry Commits
sion as area forester in Calhoun
County in 1851. From that position
he was promoted to district fores-
ter.
Mr.. Hardy is married to the
former Frances Williams of Phila-
delphia.
He is succeeded as district fores-
ter by John Stokes, a graduate of
the University of Iowa School of
Forestry.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-13
Univ. Pharmacy Prof.
Suggests Greater
Use OF Newspaper
Advertising Space

UNIVERSITY, Miss.--Dr. John
L. Voigt, Professor of Pharmacy
at the University Of Mississippi,
will give the highlights of a Mar
ket Research Program, suggesting
greater use Of newspaper advertis-
ing space, at the annual convention
Of the Mississippi Pharmaceutical
Association in Biloxi, June 16.
Other speakers on the program
include DR.. Leslie NJ. Ohmart,
Chairman of the Department of
Pharmacy, Boston, Mass; Claude
L. Smith, vice-president, McKes-
son & Robbins, Inc, New York;
E. Allen Newcomb, executive Sec
rotary, National Wholesale Drug
gists Association, New York.
E. M. Triplett of Gulfport, 1882
president of the group, will pre-
side at the meeting. w. H. Catch
ings Of Woodville will succeed Mr..
Triplett at the close Of the session.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-13
Has Your Social
Security Gard
A Number?

Have you ever taken look at
your social security card? No?
Well, take a good look now. Notice
that it has a number as we'll as
your name. There's a good reason
for that number.
The Social Security Administra-
ton keeps records for over 100 mil
lion American workers. Payments
to you after you retire, and to
your survivors if you should die.
will be based on your record of
covered earnings. The number on
your card helps the Social Security
Administration make sure that
your record does not get confused
with the record Of someone else
who may have the same name as
yours.
Take care Of your social security
card. Use it, don't lose it! If you
should lose it. get a duplicate at
the nearest office of the Social Sc
curity Administration.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-13
MARKS news

Mrs. Lucille Thompson left this
week for Tuskegee where she is
majoring in Elementary Educa-
ton. Mrs. Thompson is Jeans Su-
pervisor of Quitman County.
Among those home for Summer
vacation from schools are: Miss
Carolyn Carson, Tuskegee, Miss
Florine Glover, Tennessee State,
Leora Carter, Alcorn, and Nettie
Mac Webb, Natchez College.
Mrs. Sarah ]. Benson of Mem
phis was a weekend visitor in the
city.
Rev. c. E. Kelly, pastor of Al
lens Chapel A.M.E. Church preach
ed for the pastors Aid Club of
Silent Grove M. B. Church Sunday.
The services were we'll attended,
and a liberal offering was raised.
Mrs. Madena Butts is the president
of the club.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-13

Rev. R. N. Stevens, Sr., pastor;
Mrs. Elma H. Jones, hostess; and
members of Pearl Street A M E
Church were happy to welcome the
following visitors for morning SER
vice last Sunday: Mrs. J. c. Will
liams, DR.. and Mrs. C. B. Chris
tian, Miss Alma Irving, Miss Vel
ma L. Moses, Mr.. E. P. Brumfield,
Miss Zelma Singleton, Mrs. M. E.
Mosley, Mrs. Eva Woodward, City;
Mrs. Lucinda Hudson; Natchez,
Miss; Mrs. f. A. Hodge, Natchez,
Miss; Mr.. Joseph Bracey, Jr., Mr..
Joseph Bracey, ST., Raymond,
Miss; Mrs. Clara B. Griffin. Mrs.
Ora l.. Kern, Meridian, Miss;
Mrs. Mary H. Chaplin, Chicago,
H.; Miss Della Rec Gibbs, Cuba,
Ala; Willard Johnson, Jr., Touga-
loo College; Mr.. A. C. Campbell.
Belzoni, Miss; Mrs. Clara M. Yam
cy, Baton Rouge, La; Mrs. Beu-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-13

STAR STUFF: CBS-TV's Red
Buttons was recently chosen as
their favorite Big Brother by the
Little Brothers, according to the
Big Brothers Of America at its an
nual conference in Dallas, Tex. The
Big Brothers, a group of business
and professional men, founded in
1904, operate on the Gone Man
One Boy" principle in aiding adol-
escents to achieve happy and USE
full lives. The Little Brothers."
according to Felix Gentle, ex-
ecutive director of the organiza-
ton, chose Buttons as their Cav
orite Big Brother" because of his
true and amusing portrayal of
himself as poor boy who knew
hardships from childhood. "Red,"
Gentle said, "has become low
able symbol to the youngsters,
proving to them that they can
make the grade, too, if they try
as hard as he did," Although
Pittsburgh has but one TV station,
Bill Cullen, native of the Smoky
City, is featured on four programs
shown regularly on that channel.
-. Bambi Linn and Rod Alexan-
der. have been resigned by Pro-
Queer Max Lehman for next sea-
sons "Your Show Of Shows"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-13
SOCIETY SLANTS

lah Hardin, Grenada, Miss; Mrs.
Betty Ruth Sterne, Grenada, Miss.
Mrs. Nellie c. Hooker, Grenada,
Miss; Mrs. Idella Mcneil, Gre
NADIA, Miss; Miss Willie Lee Har
dena, Grenada, Miss; Miss Oleando
Thomas, Grenada, Miss.
Mrs. Alfred Penn gave a sur
prise graduation party honoring
her daughter, Miss Alma Penn, in
her beautiful home on Gallilee ST.,
June Z, 1853.
Miss Ella l.. Polk visited friends
in YaZoo City last weekend.
Mrs. Mary Hutton Chaplin, for
merly of this city, who now resides
in Chicago. is visiting with her
family, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Jones.
Charles and Mr.. and Mrs. C. L.
Greene for few days.
Miss Alma Jean Carey left the
I city last weekend to spend her
summer vacation with her rela-
tives and Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie ID.
Carey Of Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. Alice II. Ireland visited
with Elma H. Jones and family on
her way back to Chicago after Wis
iting her sick uncle, Mr.. Alfred
lkard, of Natchez, Miss.
Mr.. Joseph Bracey, ST., and JOS
eph Bracey, Jr., of Seven Springs
community, Raymond, Miss, Wis
tied with Mrs, Elma H. Jones Sun
day, June 7, 1858.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Blackburn
and children, Juliet and Ben AL
len, are spending the week in At
lanta, Ga, attending the wedding
OF Mrs. Blackburn's sister, Miss
June Dobb.
Mrs. Thelma Jones is spending
a few days in Atlanta, Ca, visit
ing her children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Butler.
Mrs. Ruby Tillis Gray and chill
dren, Stevens Tillis and Kenneth
of New York City are visiting
their mother, Mrs. Ruby Tillis, on
Noel Street.
Mrs. HENRIETTA Williams of Chi
cago, ILL.,, and Mrs. ID. B. Matthews
, of Holmesville are visiting in the
home of their aunt, Mrs. Robert
Calhoun, on West Pearl Street.
Mr.. Wellington Parker of At
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-13
VA Speed
Up CT Loans

WASHINGTON-The Veterans
Administration has changed the
rules for veterans seeking CT loans.
They now first must apply to re-
gional offices for eligibility certifi-
Gates.
In the past, veterans have been
advised to submit discharge or
separation papers to the private
lending institution making the loan.
The institution then submitted
them to the VA.
The change, VA said, will re-
duce delays in processing loan APP
plications. 1t said it was necessary
because, under the Korean CT Pill.
the VA must have information not
previously needed to establish
veterans eligibility.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-13
PICkEnS News

Funeral services for Mr.. Yves
Cole and Mr.. Love Thomas were
held Sunday, June Z, 1853. Rev.
W. II. Sutton and Rev. H. M.
Moore officiated.
Mr.. Booker T. Milton and daugh-
ter of Detroit, MICHIGAN visited
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Phillip of Pick
ems and Messers Hattie and Carrie
Green of Drew, Miss, recently.
Mrs. Ella Edwards of st. Louis,
Mo-, has returned home after
spending the weekend with her
brother.
The new pastor, Rev. Stovall of
the Pickens Circuit preached his
first sermon Sunday at the Union
Methodist Church. Rev. Stovall is
graduate of Rust College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Stanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Collins of
Pickens, Miss, attended services at
Jerusalem Church last Sunday.
Rev. D. M. Montgomery, pastor
Of Pickens Circuit CINE. Church
is home after attending his neice's
graduation in Chicago, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Westbrook7
of Pickens. Miss, were the guests
Of Mrs. Westbrook's father, Mr..
Mccullough Sunday.
Mrs. Irene Simpson was the
guest Of Mrs. Annie Bell Massey
Sunday evening, June Z, 1853.
Little Doris and Johnnie Scott
visited little Inez and Erdell Simp-
son recently.
Miss LESSEE Mae and Wardine
Phillips were guests of Miss Cora
Fleming Sunday.
Mrs. Maylee Fleming visited her
mother, Mrs. Matte Harper Sum-
day.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-13
TAYL0RSVILLE
News
By MRS. PRETTIC c. DIXON

We hope a speedy recovery for
Mrs. Pearly Barnes, and Mrs.
Dorothy Dixon who are i'll at their
respective home.
Misses Doris and d. D. Denhan
are home from Alcorn College.
Doris was among the SO graduates.
Prof. J. V. Posey is out of the
city attending the Congress.
The Starlight Band will meet
each Saturday at l o'clock. Mrs.
M. Edison and Mrs. M. Sullivan,
Matrons.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-13
EFT HEL News

The following members of the
Ethel All Club attended the All
Club Short Course meeting held at
Alcorn College: Mr.. L. w. Veasy,
Mr.. Eugene Baker. Ethel All Club
has been organized two years. The
theme of the organization is Work
ing Together for World Under
standing"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-13

The Burney's Reddixs' Bilbos'
and Mr.. Nash, Thomas of Van
cleave, Miss, Mrs. Parker and Mrs.
Icim of picnic last weekend at the
derful picnic last weekend at the
farm of President and Mrs. Jacob
L. Reddix in Raymond, Miss.
Those that motored were: Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Burney and sons,
Mr.. Vernon Reddix, Mr.. John Ash
ford, Mr.. Redmond, Mr.. Calvin
Reddix and Mr.. Joe Ashford.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-13

Two small-towners were sitting
on the front porch of general
store when a city slicker drove up
in a flashy convertible. "Hey, you,"
yelled the driver, show long has
this town been dead?"
Cant be long," drawled one of
the natives, you're the first buzz
Zard we've SEEN"
Wife: "I'll be ready in minute,
dear"
Hubby: stake your time; I've
got to shave again How.p
Jane: Why doesn't John take
you to the movies any more?
Joan: One evening It rained and
we stayed home.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-13
OXFORD News

Funeral services were held for
Mrs. Cecil Marshall's uncle, Mr.. T
A. Williams, Wednesday, June TO-
lanta, Ca, is visiting here in the
city for a few days with parent
in-laws, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Greene. While on his vacation he
has also visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Parker, in Mon
roe, La, and other relatives in New
Orleans, La.
We regret to report the serious
illness of Mr.. Tillman Rhymes of
Pascagoula Street, who is confined
at the Baptist hospital. His fam
lily is asking your prayers for his
recovery.
Mrs. Robert M. Stevens and Rob
ert, Jr., are enjoying a lovely va
cation in Newark, New Jersey, Wis
iting her sister and brother, Mrs.
Barbara Franklin and Mrs. 0. c.
Chappelle, Jr.
Mrs. Gurlee Grimm Of West
Jackson became the bride of Rev.
L. E. Johnson of Hattiesburg in
a stirring single ring ceremony
held during the annual conference
of the Methodist Church at Wave
land last week Rev. Allen John
son of Yazoo City, son of the
groom, officiated at the ceremony,
assisted by Revs. Alfred Nelson
and T. ]. Howard. The bride was
presented to the annual conference
during the Sunday morning wor-
ship hour.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-13

This is the time of year when
city people think about paying big
money 80 they can leave the COM
forts of town to enjoy the rigors
of the country.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-06-13
OCEAN SPRINGS
News

Mrs. Leontine Wallace wishes to
thank the Macedonia Baptist
Church, Home Mission and the st.
James Methodist Church and
friends for their donations she re-
ceived while she was ILL.,
Mrs. Salome McKinnis enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Herd
with a dinner last Wednesday be-
fore leaving for summer school at
Tuskegee, Ala.
Last Sunday Rev. and Mrs. j..
E. Davis and family were enter
tanned with a dinner at Mrs. Sa-
lone McKinnis home on Vermont
St., after returning from the con-
ference at Waveland, Miss.
Rev. T. E. Williams attended the
religious quarterly meeting in Cen
ter Texas and Louisiana recently.
Everyone was sorry to know
that Rev. Donahue died Saturday,
June 6, 1853. We extend words
of comfort to the family.
The whole community is proud
to have Rev. ]. E. Davis back with
St. James Methodist Church.
Mrs. Annie Louise Gordon is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Annabelle
Vincent.
Mr.. Wesby Sanders was a week
end visitor of his family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Sanders.