The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-02-20

was going to say something about
milady's fashions, cts 49,; and we
enjoyed the TEA =. we wish to
congratulate the students Of Camp
bell for. their splendid effort all
the tables were pretty - but we
agree with the other two judges
Miss MILDRED G. NASH and Mrs.
MARGARET BOULT. both of New
Orleans that the first prize should
go to the JUNE TABLE-Didn't get
to see the BISHOPS MANTLE at
the Alamo Sunday night -. but
all reports are that this was top
Entertainment.
ALL THIS WEEK our city has
been host to distinguished men and
women attending the Gath celebra-
ton of the Founding of Campbell
COLLABORATING part in the activi-
ties and program planned around
the general theme: "A Pilgrimage
of Devotion A Celebration of
Great Voices OF Yesterday" by the
9Th Episcopal District of the Afri-
can Methodist Episcopal church.
Scheduled addresse were by Bis
hop H. THOMAS PRIMM, Rev. G.
H. J. THIBODEAUx: Bishop d.
WARD NICHOLS. DIR. AUDLEY
MACKEL :. the program also in
Guided: Reports from Faculty and
Students; Observation-Disclosures
Philadelphia Hour sermon; Fellow
ship dinner; Fellowship Barbecue;
the appearance of the famous Kar-
anu Quartet and United Action
Banquet.
THURSDAY NIGHT We found
ourselves in the midst of proud
mammals and papa's who were pre-
sent at Dansby Auditorium to wit
ness the one act Operetta, STREAM
LINED CINDERELLA in which
were featured their little darlings,
students of the Jackson College
LABORATORY SCHOOL 3. all
around we could see parents BEAM
ing over the excellent performance
OF the young cast-we knew exact
ly how each felt-for it hasn't been
too many years since we exper-
fenced these same joys-when as a
student of the Laboratory School,
our son William (Dr. Daddy-O) Har>
vey, along with the HOLLY boys,
the SAMPSON boys, young WILL
LARD JOHNSON, and others gave
similar performances and made we
mothers feel mighty proud.
WE HERE DOFF our hats to the
entire cast Of the STREAMLINED
CINDERELLA, and if you please,
its not CINDE RELLA - Little
Misses Lady Bertha Thames and
Charlotte Shinault Strengthened us
out on that point-letting us know
they were right in the pronuncia-
ton, cause teacher said so!
| FOR VERY GOOD ACTING-our
bouquet goes to B. A. Blackburn
| II, Ramona Jackson, Malenie Jones.
Ann Heard. Ora Nell Thigpen. Ir-
vim D. Hunt, Henry Rinion, Richard
D. Gerald, III, whose greatest am
bition was to own a name of
"Stinkey' -. Herdesene Cashier.
| Dorothy c. Mcdowell, Rosie Brown
Gail Skinner, Tells Ellis III, Rob-
ert Calhoun, London Newton, and
Charles Ray Jackson.
| AND BECAUSE WE LOVE ey-
eryone of these youngsters and are
as proud of them as their own NAM
mas. we are taking space and time
needed for other news to name
Everyone of them-so heretis -
ENSEMBLE: Celestine Jones, Annie
steen Jones, Joseph Barker Thel-
ma Finley, Velna Thompson, Vir-
ginia Townsend, Wendell Smith.
Dolores Adams, Daniel Magee, Wiley
Miller; IRISH DANCERS: John
Blalock, Lee Williams. Jr., Sidney
Clark, John Bates, Jr., Corrice Col
Inns, Oslo G. Brown, Annie Pearl
Moffett. Lille Ann Garraway, Eliz-
abeth Brown, Fayfeldtnette Heard,
Dolphinette Rhodes, Edmond Hamil-
ton, Alvin M. Coleman, Garland
Hunt, Lionel Fraser, Jr., Willie