Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-27
NEWS FROM
AM0RY

Mrs. Addie B. Bailey, is on her
sick bed her many relatives and
friends praying that the Good Lord
will look down from Heaven and
,estow her back to natural health.
Every good gift and every per-
fect gift is from above, Lord, con-
tinue visiting her bedside. The wish
es of her friends.
Mrs. Lucille Sparks, Mrs. Ida
Mae Barner, of 1928 Lawrence Ave
Detroit, Mich, was home last week
On business they reported a pleas
ant stay with their friends and
hope on their next trip home they
will spend some time especially
those they didn't get to see on
this trip, they will return home
Friday, we all wish them a safe
return.
Mr.. William Mosley, Mr.. Tom
mic Nichols, motored from Detroit
to spend the week end in their
parents home Mr.. Charlie and Mrs.
Mandy Mosley, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
mie Nicholes, they stated they was
having swell time riding their
relatives and friends in their new
1855 Chevrolet, they expect to
spend several days here with par
ents, their friends is doing every
thing to add pleasure to their trip.
We wish to express now a feel
ing of undying gratitude to our
departed friend Mrs. Unnie Bell
Shumpert, woman who was
stricken without warning of her
home going in the midst Of her life
long friends, and we dare say if
the manner and place of her home
going had been left to her she
would in no way change it. Mrs.
Shumpert, came from the best
blood of the old south, sf)e was
typical of that old school of South
ern womanhood, the Queen of Rose
in the garden OF civilization, her
devotion to her family was beauti-
full we trust our Father who per
mitted the great sorrow to come
into your home will give you
stricken hearts strength to bear it
and comfort and support you as He
only can do,
Sincere pray, Ira Bailey.
Funeral for Mrs. Caroline Parks,
mother of Mrs. Addie B. Bailey,
was held Sunday, and the body was
laid to rest under mound of
sprays in the Union Grove Gene
terry, Rev. Smith, officiated, she
leaves 2 daughters to mourn her
home going Mrs. Addie B. Bailey,
Mrs. Sedra Parks, and a host of
! friends.
! The family of Mrs. Unnie Bell
Shumpert, who passed away Thurs
day night, November 18, 1854 wish
to thank our many white and col
ored friends for their kindness
shown during the illness and death
of our mother we also thank her
pastor for his sympathetic re-
marks especially do we thank Mr..
E. J. Gilmore, the doctors and
nurses for their untireing efforts
to releave her pains while in hos
pital. where they rendered their
excellent service.
Yours
| Gonna Whitfield, daughter,
Mrs. Mary Jane Nelson,
daughter
Curtis. Edd, Bolton, and Dave
Shumpert, sons.
Mrs. Katherine Spights, of Okla
homa City, Okla, was called home
to attend the funeral of her grand
mother Mrs. Caroline Parks, she
was accompanied by her two sons
Tommie Jr. and Freddie. They ex-
pect to spend several days with her
mother Mrs. Addie B. Bailey, who
is on her sick bed, she reported
happy to be home again with her
friends and regret the death OF her
grandmother, her friends STANDS
ready to cheer her hours OF sor'
rows.
Read our Jackson Advocate. Send
al, news to Talmadge Crump, oOl
40 St.
Mr.. Bill Wilson, husband OF Mrs
Mary Wilson, was admitted to the
Gilmore hospital last week. W.