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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-17

mittee.
Bro. R. Rogers, choir arrangements
committee.
Notice
Mothers of the Baby Jones Birth
day Club are, hereby officially not
flied of the next meeting of the
parental department, to be held,
April 285th, at 400 p. m, at the
home of Mrs. Lubertha Johnson.
1915 Speed st.
This department has taken over
the duty of carrying out the clubs
obligations to qualified members,
which functions will begin in the
near future. However, we cannot
arrange to service those mothers
who have not lined up with the
club this year, and this will pro-
baby be the last call before the pro-
gram for 1854 will begin.
If you are interested, don't miss
this one.
Mrs. A. M. Crosby, president.
Mrs. A. Sims, secretary.
Returns Home
Pfc. John E. Smith. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Andrew Smith, 1908
Oak ST., has returned home, after
receiving his Honorable discharge
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MT. Zion No. 3, Lyman Alley,
Rev. w. w. McWilliams, pastor.
Mt Zion No. 2, North Adams ST.,
Rev. B. T. McSwine, pastor.
st. Peter, Crawford ST., Rev. S.
S. Slaughter. pastor.
Rock of Ages. South Valley ST.,
Rev. E. S. Hicks, pastor.
Easter Services
The Cross Triumphant, an Eas-
ter Choir cantata for mixed voices,
by Ira B. Wilson, will be presented
on Easter Sunday at eight p. M,
in the King Soloman church aud
itorium, on Farmer ST, Rev. B. l..
Thomas, pastor.
The program is being sponsored
by the senior choir, and the public
is invited to attend. No admission.
Mrs. Clara Cosby. president.
Mr.. H. B. Dotson, director.
Mrs. H. B. Dotson, pianist.
There will be Calendar Rally
on Sunday, April Is at p m. at
the Pleasant Green M. B. church,
Magnolia Ave-, Rev. L. R. Chand-
Ter, pastor.
The program is being sponsored
by Mrs. Mamie S. Brown, for the
benefit of the Senior choir, Mrs.
Ethel Smith, president.
The public is invited to attend.
Order of Baptism Performed
To climax three weeks of revival
at the King Solomon M. B. church
Farmer t., seven souls were bap-
tized during a soul stirring service
on Sunday April 4th at p. m.
Rev. A. w. Wilson, pastor of the
Jackson st. M. B. Church who was
guest speaker for the revival SER
vices brought an inspiring message
each night, and several additions
were made to the King Solomon
church roll, by letter and Christian
experience. Rev. Bernie L. Thomas
is pastor.
Sick List
Little Phillip Barnett, Jr. three
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lip Barnett. ST., 1912 Franklin ST.,
is now convalescing at his home, af-
ter spending few days in the
Mercy Hospital. Z
However at this writing his con-
dition is very much improved, and
his many friends wish for him a
speedy recovery.
Retiring
M/sgt. Chester Lee, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson Lee, 2608 Frank
lin ST., is reported to be resting
well at the Walter Reed Hospital
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for three years in the regular army,
eleven months in Korea,
servil g as an engineer.
Pfc. Smith is also a veteran of
World War l. and is considering
re-enlisting.
He reports that he is enjoying
being home seems like old times
Pfc. Dejoire Rudolph Copeland,
son of Mrs. Emma Copeland. SIS
Pittman ST., has returned home af-
ter receiving his honorable dis
charge for three years in the regular
army He is direct from Japan, and
has already served nine years in the
service, and plans to re-enlist in
the near future. He served in the
army as mechanic.
Pfc. Copeland, highly recommend
ed the armed forces. especially the
regular army to young, qualified
men, as a career.
He reports that he is enjoying
his leave to the highest.
Visiting Here
Mrs. Beatrice Amos, a former
Vicksburger, who now resides in
Chicago, H.. is guest in the home
of her uncle, Rev. A. B. Reid, of
North Cherry st. Mrs. Amos is
also a niece of Mrs. Matilda Alex
ander of Waltersville.
Among the Churches
Make joyful noise unto the Lord,
all We lands.
Serve the Lord with gladness.
Come before his presence with sing
ing.
Kno wye that the Lord, he is God:
it is he that hath made us, and
not we ourselves. We are his peo-
pie, and the sheep of his pasture.
Enter into his gates with thanks
giving. and into his courts with
praise, be thankful unto him, and
bless his name.
For the Lord is good his mercy
is everlasting and his truth endur-
eth to all generations.
Psalms 100.
You are invited to participate
in Holy Communion services Sun
day morning and afternoon, April
Is, at your choice of the follow
ing churches.
Shiloh, Meadow ST., Rev. T. H.
Turner, pastor.
New H pc, Newman Junction,
Rev. c. Dowen, pastor
Mt. Elan. Valley Park, Rev. c.
johnson. pastor.
st Mark, Hannah Ave-, Rev. l..
W. Warren, pastor.
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president, Mrs. Alice Sims. The
meeting was largely attended.
One interesting feature was a
crochet scarf which was ratified
off by the club. Mrs. Rebecca
Vaughn was the lucky one. Mrs.
Vaughn is one of the city teachers.
We all rejoiced over her having
won the scarf. A sizeable purse
was realized from the scarf.
Mrs. Blackman served as host
ess and a delightful repast was
served t oall. We enjoyed the meet
ing and we are anxiously waiting
for the club to meet again on our
meeting day.
The president urged all members
to avail themselves with the oppor-
tunity and attend these interesting
and inspiring meetings.
Bright Morning Star
Church News
BY Theresa Sims
l was glad when they said unto
me, let us go into the house of the
Lord.
Bright Morning Star M. B. church
8O1 Meadow ST..
Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Bro, Eddie Simms, superinten-
dent. Sister Mary Catherine Evans,
secretary.
Monday nights. choir rehearsal.
Wednesday night, prayer meet
ing.
Friday nights, Usher Board meet
ing.
Communion service every first
Sunday, day and night.
Rev. S. S. lines, pastor
Sister Theresa Simms, clerk.
Jackson Church Installs Pastor
The Rosemont M. B. church, of
jackson, Miss, installed their pas
tor, Rev. M. c. Taylor, Vicks-
burg minister, with an outstand-
ing program beginning April 7th
through April 18th. A number of
friends and members of various
Vicksburg churches attended the
climaxing program held Sunday.
April IL. at 800 p. m.
Highlights on the program in
cluded special remarks by Mrs.
Mary Nash of Vicksburg and the
installation sermon by Rev. F. B.
Black, one of Jackson's ablest min
listers.
A stable purse was realized from
the meeting.
Among the Vicksburgers attend
ing the service were. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse c. Nash, Miss Beatrice Mic
kens, Mrs. Ethel Waters, Mrs. E.
H. Jackson, and Mrs. Melvy Spates,
who reported enjoying the day a.
long with very delicious meal at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C.. w.
Smith. After which the honored pas
tor. and his family accompanied
them back home by motor.
The program coupled with the
courtesies of the Rosemont church
will live long in our memory.
Recovered
Friends of Mrs. Eliza Williams
of 1893 Vine Street will appreciate
the fact that she is up and around
again, after being i'll at the home
for some time.
Mrs. Williams is a member of
the Gospel Temple M. B. church
on Lane Street. Rev. c. c. Smith,
pastor. She is also a member of the
Vicksburg Ladies Union, all of which
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Organize Boys Club

SI9dnlze boys CLUB
The Kings Community organized
a boys social and athletic club.
A meeting was held Thursday
night, 7:30 p. m, at the Kings
School with E. R. Walker, chair
man of the Community club, presid-
ing. Mr.. Harry Davis and Mr.. Mack
Charles Pampley assisted in or
ganizing the club. The member
ship consists of youths from IA
to Il years of age. The first enroll
ment contained 80 members. Heze-
klah Williams was elected presi-
dent Of the boys club. Other Off
GERS are: Spencer Wilder, Jr.. vice
president Ulysses Johnson, secre-
tary and Erwin Savage, treasurer.
The next meeting will be held Fri
day night, April 16 at 7:30 p. m.
All interested youths are asked to
come and enroll. Adults are invited
to attend the meetings.
Vicksburg Beauticians
The Vicksburg Beauticians Club
met at the home of Mrs. Geneva
Blackman Monday night, April IL,
at 8 p. m.
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The many friends of Mrs nah
The many friends of Mr.. Sam
Sampson of johnson ST., are proud
to hear of his speedy recovery of
an operation which occurred last
Thursday, April at local hospi-
tai. He is an employee at the Mis-
sissippi Hardware Co.
Church News
The pastor and members of the
Mt. Pilgrim NJ. B. Church invites
the public to testify with them in
covenant meeting Sunday. April
IL at ii a. m, at the Spring Hill
M. B. Church on Openwood st.
Rev. H. ]. Blanton, pastor
Clara B. Brown, clerk.
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Meridian News
Meridian, Mississippi
Harris High School News
Too Late For Last Week

Students and teachers of the r. J.
Harris High School observed Re-
liglous Emphasis Week with special
planned chapel programs and a
one-day workshop. The theme of
this observance was Gaining A
Better Life Through Religion"
Chapel speakers were Rev. E. l..
Thames and Rev. B. D. Rushing,
pastors of local churches.
Workshop leaders were: Rev. ".
w. Douglas, pastor of New Hope
Baptist Church; Rev. w. c. Tap
lin, pastor of Rosehill Methodist
Church; Rev. w. P. Taylor, pastor
of st. Paul Methodist Church; Rev.
]. E. King, pastor, st John Baptist
Church; Rev. L. A. Clark, pastor.
st. James A. M. E. Church; Rev.
w. B. Foster, pastor, Concord Bap-
fist Church of Forest, Miss; Rev.
c. P. Payne, pastor, Haven Chapel
Methodist Church.
This program grew, out of the
plans of the Student Council of
the school.
The Harris High Dramatics Club,
along with its sponsors, Miss Jewel
Merchant and Mrs. L. A. Raymond,
presented Three-Act Farce, "The
Calamity Kids" in Greenville, Mis-
sissippi, April 2. The group will
present a hilarious play in the
school auditorium April 20.
Eddie Mobiles, a senior of 1854,
won third place in an essay con-
test that was city wide. The essay
has entered the state contest and
is expected to be eligible for ma
tional entry.
The choir and band of Harris
High School will appear in con-
cert April ID.
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There's no short cut or easy way
to do a soil conservation job. Only
a complete-farm soil and water con-
servation program will do the job,
the SCS points out.
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Sprinshill Baptist Church
by M. A. Phelps

sunday marked another milestone
IN history at our church There were
eleven happy souls baptized and
'nere were good meetings on the
olo camp grounds. Our pastor, was
the voice that was crying in the
Wilderness. You should have been
there. We had a glorious time.
The Floral Club and Emergency
cluo met at the church Monday
night with a large attendance. The
presidents were very much en-
couraged to see the many members
present. If you don't believe we
are doing. something tangible come
and see. Next meeting night, will
be May 10.
Mrs. Cornelia Peoples, daughter
Oh Rev. c. Johnson and a member
OF church and choir is ill at her
home. AT this writing she is recup-
Grating. Her many friends and
members are praying that she'll soon
be well and out.
Kings News
BY Mrs. Alfred Sims
The Walton Home Demonstration
club held its regular monthly meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Sallie
Downs, Friday, April at S p. m.
The vice president, Mrs. Alfredo
Sims presided over the meeting. All
business was carried out in an or
DERBY manner. The club planned to
make tour in May. Three new
members were added to the club.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Mammie Porter, May
IA. Visitors are welcome.
Notice
There will be an Easter program
at the following churches, Sunday
evening, April Is at 7:30 p. m. Beth
lehem M. B. Church, Waltersville.
pastored by Rev c. c. Claiborne.
Trlvas Chapel A. M. E. church.
pastored by Rev. J. N. Robinson.
Kings. Miss, and Cool Spring M. B.
church pastored by Rev. C. c. Carr.
The public is invited.
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in Washington, d. C.

he expects to retire from active
DUTY after serving thirty years in
the U. S Army. and make his fu-
ture home in vicksburg.
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A straight line Is the shortest
distance between two points and
a straight furrow on rolling land is
the shortest road to idle land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05

7112 Marlboro Pike RE. 6-SO80
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
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HOUSES FOR sALE---Mp.
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MORNINGSIDE
PARKSIDE
5n0-TERMS

Lewisdale area. New 3-bedrm. ram
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HE. 1880; eyes,, WA. 7-50SS
w. w. LEWIS.
Evening star., 1954-08-11
Mr.. Benson Stages q Comeback
Agriculture Secretary Energes With Reputation
As q Mon Of Principle Willing to Fight for It

that our people. including
farmers, would come around to
favor abandonment of the
high, rigid price support prin-
ciple if they got the complete
story. He adopted strategy
toward this end, about which
he was very frank. This was
for full exploration Of the is-
sue in detailed public hearings
before his committee as a
means Of provoking q public
debate all over the country,
and to hold up action in Con-
gress until farmers. as well as
the public. had time to con-
slider the question. Even at
that time, he said. he was re-
ceiving letters from responsible
and influential farmers rally
ing to the support Of a flexible
program.
His diagnosis was borne out
gradually as farm and public
reaction came into Congress.
even though the Agriculture
Committees. his own as well as
that of the House. went on
record for 80 per cent rigid
supports. Now. after the fact.
an inquiry among politically
astute members as to what
was responsible for the ap-
Evening star., 1954-08-11

Of city machines whose strength
is largely among working peo-
pie. j. Howard McGrath, for
n1er Attorney General, was
formerly his junior in the Sen
ate; now it is John Pastore,
whose Italian descent reflects
the growing political power of
that group In New England.
Senator Neely. whose fiow-
cry, quotations studded oratory
Is one Of the attractions Of the
Senate when he Is IN form, is
a rarely beaten, lifelong poll
tician. His State is normally
Democratic.
Senator Murray. another
wealthy liberal. who usually
has to defend himself against
a ell-organized conservative
drive, was jittery early this
year but feels that the trend
now in the farms and mines of
Montana Is Democratic.
Senator Gillette, like Senator
Cooper, gets elected in a State
normally committed to the
other party because he has a
big appeal to opposition voters.
He expects farm-labor trends
to win for him again.
Senator O'Mahoney is can
vassing the small towns Of
Wyoming and he is likewise
optimistic, though it is prob
able that that State situation
has not jelled.
Evening star., 1954-08-11
Fletcher Knebel
Potomac Fever

Republican headquarters calls Congress
Anything the New Deal can do, they do better.
Secretary says per
against atomic plan The comrades losing their
grip since Stain died. they to be only ukewarm
against everything
Kefauver says isn't running President
runnin for Oh Estes He notices that time this Roger
Banner breaks another mile recorhe passes 5000 hands
he could be shaking.
Thirty Republican candidates for pictures with
President Eisenhower Trust the Republicans to try to win
campaign with bunch Of negatives
Herbert says made gains the DEM
ocrats power Whereas the Republicans stopping
communism cod-and Of allies freezing
their tracks.
-
The House passes bill make restaurants label trout
from foreign countries Congressman against foreign fish
they're obviously submersive
Agriculture Secretary Benson has such overwhelming
victory supports
candidates afraid the forget
by election time .H@