The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-01-30

in France and England during the
World War II vase from a
French woman and Royal China
from an Englishman whose name
was also GARNETT. on this
table was also a very pretty Jewel
ry Box that was once the property
of one of Jackson's pioneer fami-
lies !. Contributing to the dis
play were: The 100 year old Grape
Basket dug up in Germany and the
Tea Pot buried during the Civil
War owned by Mrs. Evangeline
Byrd; the old fashioned 100 year
old butter bowl made SO water
could be held in the bottom to keep
tn ebutter cool, property of Mrs.
T. M. Winder; Bon Bon tray made
old, owned by Mrs. A H. Woods;
Of milk glass and over 100 years
a butter bowl over so pears old,
property of Mrs. M. C. Dozier; in
the collection of friend MINNIE
PARISH and her mother, Mrs. WILL
LIE PARISH were shown beauti-
full wedding presents and gifts over
IS years old; interesting indeed was
the Brass Tray purchased as antique
in Europe over so years ago, dis
played by Mrs. FANNIE WILLIAMS
and theer was an antique water
pitcher more than 100 years old.
property of Mrs. E. A. COTTON:
an IS year old Beer Stein and
antique cups and saucers, property
of Mrs. R. H. BEADLE; a Tea Pot
more than 104 years old and a Ser
wing Spoon blackberry pattern),
property of Mrs. J. Y. WOODARD:
nothing was more gorgeous than
the two $50 year-old chairs, pro-
perty of Mrs. w. j. SUMMERS -
adding to the pleasures of this even
ing of cultural entertainment were
musical numbers by representatives
of other Greek organizations and
tn eserving of dainty refreshments
OUR HATS ARE OFF to sorors
of SIGMA GAMMA RHO = AMI
IA BEADLE SCOTT heads this
group. =.
AND WHILE WE ARE TOSSING
OUT bouquets here's one for the
popular new organization - THE
KIBITZERS (hope the spelling is
right CLUB for the splendid
job its pretty members did in the
street collection for the March of
Dimes on last Saturday bray-
ing the cold -. these charmers
made a splendid contribution to
this most worthy cause
WE CERTAINLY DON'T m
TEND to miss ROCHE CLARK'S
Concert coming Sunday at 6 p. m,
IN Dansby Hall auditorium - as
sisting Mr.. Clark in his recital of
Afro-American Folk Songs will be
pianist, MRS. GLADYS HENRY.
dancers, Miss HELEN CAROL MAR
SHALL and ALVAN JAGBAND-
HANSIGN and drummer, JAMES
"Mingo" JOHNSON - there are no
admission charges and the public
is invited.
JACKSON is IN FOR A GAY
winter season and early spring
season - if you don't believe us.
take a peep at this calendar of
coming events: Saturday, Feb. 10,
the En- Avant Clubs SWEET
HEARTS ON PARADE at College
Park Auditorium; AKA's Bi-annual
presentation of FASHIONETTA.
March 10; Zeta's BLUE REVUE: Del
ta's JABBERWOCK; we hear that
two sororities will hold regional
meetings here in April Zeta
Phi Beta and Iota Phi Lambda:
on March Is, Americas Great Sing
err, MARIAN ANDERSON comes
to College Park Auditorium - on
March %, Americas Great Orches-
ira, LIONEL HAMPTON will ap-
pear at the auditorium. We ask our
readers support of all these and
other cultural and educational en-
tertainment that will be coming
our way.
TERRIBLY SORRY to hear of the
illness tina. confined Mrs. THELMA
SANDERS to alocal hospital -
we wish fer this friend a speedy