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Evening star., 1954-07-06

SPEAKING OF PRICES
Owner has been transferred to Cali
fornia and will sell his lovely home
for $751; See this two-story ALL
brick home in lovely Bethesda area
Of fine homes. Living room, dining
room and bedrooms are all generous
In size. Terms to be arranged to
suit your budget. Call JU. 9-S01O
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE CO.
Evening star., 1954-07-06
SUMNER AREA

NEW AIR COOLED RAMBLER
4 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS
True center hall; separate din. rn.
housekeeping joyl. walk-in closets
wide stairs to attic. recreation rm.
above-ground bSmt., screened porch
2-CAR GARAGE. Shade trees. Es-
tablished neighborhood: convenient
to downtown. LARGE 4Ase FIRST
Town Il Suburban. EN-. 2-94O0
Evening star., 1954-07-06
HOME FOR THRIFTY BuYER-

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-S27, 600 .
Colonial. s blocks from LAFAYETTE
School lEe Nv. rm., din. rm.. den,
powder rm., lge. kit. with table
space, screened porch, garage. 2nd
d., 4 bedrnis., 2Ia baths. This home
q well worth seeing. Al condition;
REALTY, EN-. 2-2326 It'll Q pm,
Evening star., 1954-07-06
HOUSES FOR SAlE--S.M.

$2,995 FULL PRICE
TERMS
Cottage built on your lot. BEACH
ZEAL ESTATE. 3424 r. /. ave. .. n.e,,
WA. I-UZ4T. -S
Evening star., 1954-07-06
WANT THE BESTl
GI APPROVED. So ESQ

BRICK rambler Of q bed
rms, bath. liv.s rm.. lge. kitch-
quired II You meet VA re-
quirements. Located In Silver
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
HE. $4,000 TIL 8 PM. RA. $4,000
"a Years Of Dependable Service
Evening star., 1954-07-06
WHITE BRICK

Det., redecorated, 9 rms. and bath,
sep. din. rrn., bsmt., fenced lot, quiet
street. $16,T50. Reasonable terms.
zoos Exeter Rd.
TENCHER- -WATKER. AD. 4-2644
Evening star., 1954-07-06

SII.VER SPRING 3

SILVER SPRING
Brick Rarnbler$13, $50
Ideal TOR young doctor as home and
ofice or for & growing family. This
Is 4 fine rambler. featuring 3 good
sized bedrms., vestibule entrance,
liv. rm. and din. ell. kit. with table
space, util. rm. and bath. Lge. corr
ner lot. well landscaped.
Bethesda Rambler--$19,950
Nice big 3-bedrm.. 1h-bath rambler,
id lovely community mr.. Alta Vista
public and st, James parochial
schools. Lge. liV.-din. rm. comb, kit.
with table space and screened porch
~ rear Will consider (SI contract
Evening star., 1954-07-06
SAINT JAMES
PAROCHIAL---4 BLOCKS
OAK STREET.

PUBLIC BLOCKS
spanking, sparkling new Aft, g.
room rambler; huge 2 rooms and
bath basement, all above lawn
grade and completed with T-ft. pic
ture window overlooking BUBBLING
BROOK. YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY
WILL LOVE THIS. $18.950 value.
Jump to the phone-get other de-
tails. ia. 10000.
Evening star., 1954-07-06
OUR BEST BUY

OUR BEST BUY
RAMBLER -$14,750
Owner transferred to Denver; almost
new brick home: 8 larger than usual
bedrooms; large screened porch;
FULL BASEMENT: very clean;
dows; immediate occupancy. Call
JU. 9-8010 till 9.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE co.
Evening star., 1954-07-06

SYCAMORE GARDENS
Rose-Red Georgian Colonial
s bedrooms. first-fioor powder room:
detached garage; lovely 15x20 living
room with fireplace, spacious family
dining room. de luxe kitchen; COM
plete basement; screened porch.
Level Irish green lawn makes this
home more desirable than ever.
$21 500, on excellent terms. Will &C
GIL Dial IA. 10000
Evening star., 1954-07-06
1EORGETOWN - Charming smal
brick house. ideal for 4 or 9 people;
$l4.600. Ask for WILLIAMSON
OU. 1895 or ST. 3-S61O. 20

GEoRGET0WN - Charming small
ssdS Ase iSsa1 tas sef MiGLfAEsos e assels
DU. 1895 or ST. 3-S570. -
GEORGETOWN 29I3 Olive ave-.
Remodeled. new cond.; 2 tiled baths,
hreplaces; random-width floor
attrac. imported crystal chandelier
and Mghting. fixtures;. disposal unit
and dishgasher: gas heat: SIS, 800,
boyLE. Reaitor < Owner. n 1S Mo. &. 8.
1897.
MT. RLEASANT-Facing the park
newly listed. spacious 5-bedrm., 21z.
bath row brick, for family Of dis
eliminating taste who would ap-
preciate and take pride IN 9 hous.
rcomy kitchen. gas heat. delishtfu
grofnd -level rec. rm. with rear patio
IA attractive garden; well priced
for immediate sale. Mrs. Mann
M ;Ago5 With THoS. L. PHIL
HOME FOR THRIFTY BUYER
WaeeT sseG ssaFGo et q ssoom sas ce siSse;
transfer Of position riecessitates sac
dishyasher. and garbage disposal,
guest size dining room, 4 bedrooms,
beautiful lot $4,000 with variety Of
quiet quiet. st.: '' block to elem, school;
good terms See this today, delay
may mean Disappointment. Cal
Mrs. K0hn. RA. 6-S943. MARSHALL
7. oWwIAIPLE CO. 1924 l4th st. AD.
TOWN. HOUSE - Home and income;
near l4th and r. ]. ave-; newly dec
heat; within walking distance to
work and shopping; can be purchased
et $4,000 down and $I00 per mo-;
ehown BY appt. Mr.. Shuman, Du.
7-75o5. MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO..
1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005.
gRICK RAMBLER, l block from
Military rd., near Rock Greek Park.
ownsr ,', Io'yips to Fla; Lovely ~
hutider-owner for his own home).
Price below cost; 2 lovely bedrms..
zM baths, 2 finished rms. in base
nent, All-electric Kitchen. beautiful
gardens and rear yard fenced in;
huiit-in as side drive sarasev; y Eyes. Eyes
kealtor. MA. S-O753.
se07-11 NEBRASKA AVE. custom,
baths. den. beaut. liv.. rm. and
family-size din. rm.. delightful !lge.
mod. kit. rec. rm. and complete
bath. GE 5-ton air-cooling system,
Hd5 ueAL. open udllX 30, VI o1O
Realtor. 413 Butternut st. NV. TU.
2-1105, MR.. W. E. GRAMLICH. ia.
S-I054.
HOME FOR THRIFTY BUYER
blocks to Walter Reed; 1st-h. pow
der rm.; no need to measure these
roonnsl Well built, spacious detached
brick home with all-electric kitchen
(dishwaSher, garbage disposai, +,
guest-sized dining room with French
doors leading onto screened hporch.
twifi-sized bedrooms, detached ga
rage; near 18th st. bus; will con-
slider your terms; price will surprise
you. Call now Mrs. Kohn, RA;
6-So43. MARSHALL ]. WAPLE
Coz, 1924 14th st. AD. 4-20O5.
i6OB HOBART ST. Nw.--Fiys bed
rooms. This is . convenient, GEN.
trail location. 3 bedrooms rented
bringing incomes S105 month. Fur
nishings will also be sold. Price,
$19,250; substantial cash required.
liz
Evening star., 1954-07-06
RIGGS PARK AREA
ONLY S50n DOWN

RIGGS PARK AREA
ONLY $500 DOWN
Beautiful seimdet. 5-rm. brk. home
nay like rent. Ewes. AID. 4-5907.
AUERBACH & CO., DI. 7-6501
GI-$5OO DN.-$S5 MO.
5 5RMS.-BRICK-BSMT.
Immed. possession. Liv. rm., din.
and bssS bsaSSipPsf Psl bs sa1 Gas Dedrs sc heap up
lEVEs. MR.. NooRY. Rl IA. Ms a-Sos5S' sVeaSc
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co.
l415 K st. NV. Me. S-540O
COLORED-KINGMAN PARK-Beau-
tiful 6-rm. row brick home in i'm
lovely bedrms.. ige. liv. and din.
rms. mod. kit, rec. rm. and garage.
Can be bought on easy terms. Cali
Mr. lawrence for appt., RA. g. O63
": 5-7100. CHESTER KELLER,
COLORED-192s BUNKER HILL RID.
~ rms, modern detached brick,
recreation room. hot-water heat,
nreppiace. Inepaa slate roof: large lot, de-
$I5;950: s.. 500 down. DAWN REAL
ESTATE. TU. 2-222S. RA. 3-56s9.
CoLoRED - FRANKLIN ST. Ne,
sronr ssnear Sarh) Sna LIN Immaculate s,n condition;
porch. modern kitchen. oil hotz
water heat. Full clean bsmt. with
rec, room. Special value ct S12 300
Sap Sal pshIi Mt shuman; pU; 7-7595,;
Evening star., 1954-07-06
BETHESDA--S2l. 500

BETHESDA$2l, 500
Mr.. KENwooD COUNTRY CLUB
New England Colonial Of Whitest
white with green shutters: COM
pletely done over with interior mod
ern as tomorrow. Den and powder
rm. on 1st d.; 4 bedrms on end "a. !;
porch. s-car garage. Lot 100x155
See this exciting home. overfiowinR
with charm and like new from roof
to basement
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-94OO
Evening star., 1954-07-06
DON'T MISS THISl

OO1N IM100 I 111O!
HERE'S q real buy awaiting
the careful purchaser, de luxe
corner brick-and-stone Cape
Cod home Of 3 bedrms.. Y
choice Silver Spring location.
Call US for appt. Only $23,
$50.
WANT THE BEST!
THIS HOME will satisfy
those who demand the good
things. Of lifel A rambler in
Hillendale with 4 bedrms., Ia
baths. on the ground fioor.
Full bsmt., rec. rm.; on nearly
s4-acre lot. Reasonably priced
at S33. 800.
Evening star., 1954-07-06
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Def $40 C50

F10JIVO =
Three.bedrm. brick, side-han plan;
lge. liv. rm with flrepl., sep. din.
rm. equipped kit. with table space,
poIch; good value. CALL ME.
s-540Q. (EvEs. Mr.. SToLAR. JU.
5-75S6).
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
14l5 < St. NV. ME. s-5400
Evening star., 1954-07-06
CHEVY CHASE. D. G.
AREA
$16,95O

Colonial brick detached home in fine
elose-in location; 5 attractive rooms,
kitchen, storage attic, full basement,
level lot. 55x120. Owner transferred.
Con Conn! ave. A IMEEp nE 2M co. $1sS sS SSGa SStil
3 pm.
Evening star., 1954-07-06
S1n725
8 BEDROOMS

D bEDROOMS
6940 LeMAY RD.. TWINBRoOK, MD
An excel. home for cple. with young
Liv. rm. with fireplace and Ice. pic
ture window, combination din. rm
and kit, utility rm., 2 bedrms. and
bath; also lge. attic bedrm. and
storage rm.
$1,000 down. assume ~ loan and
insurance and ground rent; immed.
poss. Ewes. call ia. 2-5S32.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 5-0e22
Evening star., 1954-07-06
HOUSES sALE-MD. tcens.)
ROLLING WOOD AREA

This 4-year-old home offers the best
Of planning and materials; center-
han entrance. spacious living room,
kitchen. dishwasher. disposal and
plenty cabinets, breakfast room. den
and powder room, screened porch;
2nd floor. 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths;
basement. spacious recreation room.
maids room and tiled bath; priced
offer as be is leaving town; phone
for appointment. -
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15
Below. Nos. sosI & aoaz

Iook-aIikes for big
and little sister. 8081 is in
sizes IL, IL, 13, IA. Is, 18,
20. Size II, 312 yards of
45-inch material; Is yard
contrast. 1882 is in sizes
3, 4, 5, 6, z, 8 years. Size
4, 17s yards of 39-inch ma
terial; 80 yard contrast.
Two patterns 80 cents each.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

Left. No. ssls-Here's a
delightful sundress that is
SO SHINING. Tiny bolero
top for cover-up. Sizes 10,
IL, IA, 16, Is, 20. Size II,
dress, 25s yards of 39-inch
material; bolero, 15s yards.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

IA cups warm wofer Il lo'-1150l
pkg. Red star specioI Active Dry Yeust
az cups siffed alI-PUrpose flour
6 tbsp. sugar. " tsp. cinnamon
Shredded rind of lemon
! tsp. sCif. II egg
"a cup soft shortening
v cup currents or seedless raisins
POUR the warm wuter into large mix
ing bowl, and add the yeast. Let stand a
few minutes, then stir TO dissolve. ADD
half the flour, the sugar, einnumon, fruit
peel, soIf, soft shortening. and egg. Start
the mixer on medium speed Cor beat by
handy and beat until smooth-1h TO 2
minutes. STOP MIXER. Add the rest of the
flour with the currents and stir in by
hand until the flour disappears. 1t will
take about l TO IA minutes. scRAPE
DOWN batter from sides of bowl. Cover
bowl with waxed paper and let rise in
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-15

warm place until doubled : about 80
minutes. Meanwhile GREASE muffin cups
(1S large, "A medium, or 40 smalD. STIR
DOWN batter in 20 to IS strokes and
spoon into the muffin cups, filling y
full. Let rise in warm place until batter
reaches tops of muffin cups : 20 TO 80
minutes. BAKE 10 to IS minutes, or until
well Drowned on sides and tops, in hot
oven (4250). Remove from pans and
cool on racks.
TO GLAZE BUNS: Remove from oven one
minute before end of baking time, brush
with milk and sprinkle with sugar. Re-
turn to oven until glaze sets. Remove
rolls to racks and make cross with thick
oonfectioners' sugar icing. ICING: l cup
confectioners' sugar, u tsp. salt, to 2
tbsp. hot milk
or water.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-03
Sophisticated Lavarettes Meet

Mrs. Jennie Mae Mccoy was a
charming hostess to the Sophisti-
Gated Laveretts when they met on
Tuesday evening, March %, at 1929
North Lamar Street. The meeting
was opened promptly at s p. m,
with the very efficient President.
Mrs. Mirtis Gregory, presiding. All
committees made splendid reports
and plans were completed for the
clubs annual Dance to be given
April 30. Members agreed to send
a tray of assorted sandwiches to
Iotas who will be in their Seventh
Southwestern egional Session at
College Park Clubhouse, Saturday
morning, April 10. During the SOC
ial hour, pokena was played with
first prize, a china tea pot being
won by Mrs. Alice Easterling; 3rd
prize, two red bud vases won by
Mrs. Mirtis Gregory. The hostess
served a delicious dish of South
ern Fried chicken with green salad,
hot rolls and iced drinks. The next
meeting will be Tuesday night,
April 6. All members are urged
to be present. Mrs. Alice Easterling,
hostess.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-03

been seen out with Jimmie Porter.
The big four around Lanier says
to the following chicks: HI, Be,
RLH, and CT, that if you don't like
our company, don't ride our bus.
We are not after your boy friends
they are after us. and we mean
&c, DC, LII and CO. Tess up Ethel
Branson, why so starry-eyed these
days-let us in on your secret.
Girls wanted by Roland Luckett,
Freddie Morris, Raymond Shoema-
kerr, Erie Stamps, Conway Nor
wood and James Pops Nixon -
wonder why these guys don't grab
one of the following cute chicks:
OMR, MD9, All, and DB.
A little bird flew up to my win
dow and sang these melodies: Geor-
ge Jones and Little Ester Thomas
are cutting the rug. - Gloria Will
son and Mr.. Rhome can always
be seen kissing on the bus - Luc-
lie Brokers is usually seen talk
ing to each other. - Barbara Jean
Anderson and Frank Rhome can
often be seen sitting in the moon
light - Eunice Seaton thinks she
has the tallest and handsomest guy
in North Jackson,-yeh, she means,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-03
Delta's Jabberwock Expected
To Draw Record Crowd

For weeks, Jacskonians have
breathlessly anticipated the 1854
production of The Jabberwock. The
big moment is now mere hours
away, for The Jabberwock will be
staged on. Saturday evening, April
3, at 7:30 p. m. in the auditorium
of the new Lanier High school.
The Jabberwock, concoction of
dance, drama, and song, is one of
the established activities of Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority. The idea was
conceived and adapted from one of
the fantastic creatures in Lewis
CAROLS Alice In Wonderland This
fabricated creature, the Jabberwock
as won will recall, was made up
of several animals, each contribu-
ting to make a fantastic whole. So,
the Jabberwock as conceived by
Deltas is a delightful evening of
snatches of this and that-a pot
pourri of good entertainment. While
The Jabberwock provides much
needed fun and relaxation it serves
another and more serious purpose
for its presentation helps make pos
sible our contribution to the con-
structive programs of the commun-
ity and the nation.
That's Life is the theme chosen
by Delta sororfs for this years pro-
duction..
A peek over the shoulders of the
Sorors Lois L. Williams and Emily
E. Hall chairman and co-chairman
of the Skits and Interludes Com
mittee, reveals that entries have
used vivid imagination in the crea-
ton of skits.
Skits will be presented by I'M
dergraduate and or graduate chap
tiers of Phi Beta Sigma, Omega Psi
Phi, Alpha Phi Alpha fraternities,
Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sigma Gam
ma Rho, Zeta Phi Beta sororities,
En- Avant Social and Civic Club, and
the NAACP Youth Council.
A special non-competitive at
traction will be the presentation of
Tennessee Williams "Moony's Kid
Don't Cry, by the Tougaloo play
ers.
fnterludes will be enlived by the
performance of Beau Carrots
Congo. THE Four Aces and the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-03
Mrs. PeYton Hostess To
Sunny Dale Garden Club

Mrs. V. E. Peyton was a charm
ing hostess to the Sunny Dale Gar
den Club in her home on Pittsburg
Street, Sunday, March %. Mrs. D..
E. Ross, president, welcomed three
visitors: Mesdames Dora Stubbs,
Serena Walton and Ella Peyton. An
interesting talk was given by Mrs.
Stubs. Cleanup Campaign Posters
and Stickers were distributed to
members and it was announced that
members would have five Garden
Pilgrimages. Flowers were sent to
Foster General Hospital. Before the
close of the evening, delicious re-
- a. sf<tssfs 60
freshments were served by Mrs.
Peyton.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-03

prOQuCC--I1OllyW OOO DIedus
Hollywood Bread, a loaf aimed
specifically at diet-conscious peo-
pie, was conceived sixteen years
ago at a luncheon given by Miss
Day for a group of women in
her home. The idea for this spe-
cialty loaf of bread developed
from the casual conversation of
the women during the luncheon.
Most of the women refused to
eat bread saying that although
they liked bread they couldn't
eat it because of their diet.
Miss Day took this problem as
a direct challenge, for in her
mind she knew it could be solved.
Her first step was to contact
a cereal expert for advice and
assistance in working out the
proper blend of -four to achieve
the perfect type of dietary bread.
Dieting people are often apt
to live on limited and unbal-
aneed form of nutrition which
deprives their bodies Of essential
vitamins and minerals so neces-
sary to maintain good health.
Therefore, it was agreed that
Hollywood Bread should include
extra food elements which would
satisfy the body's needs for these
essential yitamins and minerals
found lacking in other foods.
Again the tedious process of
blending, mixing, adding and
subtracting began before the
perfect formula became an es-
tablished fact. Then it was decid-
ed that the best method to insure
uniformity in makeup and flavor
would be to add these extra food
elements in the form of "ready-
mix. Bakers could buy and use
the "ready-mix" in standard pro-
portions along with whole wheat
-four and other ingredients used
in baking.
The formula for Hollywood
Bread was finally complete and
ready to be put to the test. AL
though the mix" was ready to
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-03

Grover Neal. Margaret Crawford is
a lovely and the fellows think 50
too. Richard Gilmer and Earnest
Lee Bilbrew are making stair
way to love. We haer that Irene
Smith and Lula Bell johnson are
going to the Windy City to find
boy friends. don't do it girls.
don't do it - Hazel Guice and John
Anderson have the neighbors COM
planning abou' ',e telephone. Ed
die Coyte has ali the girls guessing.
Ionic King is called the states play
boy No. - Mad-daddy Mccarthy
is having time trying to find
chick to take to the Carnation Bail.
Well send in to Tattling Tess all
your news and you'll be kept up
on the happenings. Give it to
Leathr Anderson or send or bring
to the Mississippi Enterprise office.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-03
Professional Beauticians Club To
Present 4 Holiday Fashionette

The Professional Beauticians Club
will present a Holiday Fashionette
Sunday evening. May 9, 1854 at 8
o'clock in the Alamo Theatre, spec
ial feature being the showing of
Holiday fashions around the calen-
dar. The first Holiday Fashionette
was presented at Lanier High School
two years ago and was enjoyed by
"a large and appreciative audience
that has ever since been asking
for a repeat performance. For an
evening of clean wholesome fun and
beautiful fashions be sure to see
the Beauticians Fashionette. All
Beauticians are asked to be pre-
sent Monday, April S, at the regular
hour and regular meeting place.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-03

Deuce of Spades, 1.-TWO Dots and
a Dash, The Jazzettes", and the
acrobatic team of Russell and White
head.
Highlighting the evening will be
the coronation of Miss Jabber-
wock", Little Miss Jabberwock"
and King of the Jabberwock".
Add all of these star attractions
together and you have the Jabber-
Wock.
Remember the date and place:
Saturday, April 3, the Lanier High
School auditorium.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-03
The En- Avant Social And
Civic Club Meets

The En- Avant Social .rd Civic
Club was entertained at their reg
uiar social meeting Saturday, Mar.
9th at the palatial home of Mrs.
Hattie Dyson on GauIt street, with
Miss Mildred L. Vaughns and Mrs.
Dyson serving as co-hostesses. The
president, Miss Vaughns called the
to order. Minutes of the
previous meeting were read and also
the reports of the standing COM
mittees. One member Mrs. Minnie
Sloble who is instructor in the
Crystal Springs Public School sys-
tenn vas welcomed into the club.
Following brief session the men,
bers enjoyed round of cards. Each
club member receives a gift on
their birthday during the year from
the club. At this meeting. President
Mildred l.. Vaughns was the hap
Ply recipient A palatable salad plate
with iced cokes and ice box pie
was served to the following: Lii
lie Clay, Ruth Waits, Minnie Sib-
bic, Ruby Tate, Violet Banks, Hat
tie Palmer, Leria Howard, Hattie
Dyson, Mildred Vaughns and Mar
garet l.. Williams. Mrs. Margaret
l.. Williams and Miss Leria L. Ho-
ward will serve as cohostesses for
the April 18th meeting, at the home
of Mrs. Williams, Overstreet Drive.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-03
Tattling Tess
Tells

Hi you guys and gals - sorry we
were too late for last weeks issue
but here we are again with what's
going on with whom - so here goes.
First we wish to thank the big
Eight for their contribution. So,
Wade Ward is still singing. Save
My Love for you to Eugenia Bur-
nett. - Cpl. Albert Travis is sta
toned in Florida, but Virginia Fitz-
gerald is still being true to him -
with Junior B. and Barbara Travis
looking starry-eyed at each other.
wonder what l. c. Stubs got to say?
We hear that Hazel Burnett and
David are holding hands. and liking
it. Henry Nelson and Mary P. Lee
are really making good of her last
year. The little birdie that said
Erwin Henderson didn't have any,
one was wrong because he strictly
has all of Bonnie j. Mosley's atten-
ton. Tess up Ethel Davis, who is
this Mr.. x? We would certainly
like to know why you are keeping
him out of sight. Popular couples
of the week: I. c. Stubs and Bar
bara Travis Wade Ward and Eugenia
Burnett Henry Nelson and Mary
Lee; David and Hazel; Erwin and
Bonnie.
Well, last wee end was free and
all the cats and chicks having plen-
ty of fun. - we noticed the follow
ing, Carolyn Garrett and Joe Ora
ham; Joyce Campbell and Robert
Downs; Helen Doverson and NAL
rcolm Black; Collie Birch and Cleve-
land O'Bannon, Katherine Harris
and Chester Mccall. We also hear
that Charlene Moffett and James
King are going steady that Alice
Moore is making a ry-go-round
with James Jones. = Eugene Mar
shall and Doris Collier can be seen
in the movies often. Essie Jewett is
letting it be known that she is all
out for Solomon Gibbs, but it seems
Ella Mae Lindsey may have some
thing osay about that-Coo1 it
now.
Heard along the stroll-Virginia
Hayworth singing "Tll be true to
you wi lhTreoll Stamps rides with
the air force. Mildred stiff having
Alfred Rand to tell James Jones.
don't start nothing" We also hear
that its more than shorthand be-
tween Dorothy Hawkins and Solo
mon Gibbs.
James "Fatdaddy" Thomas tries
very hard but always fails. Carol
Hilliard is teaching Jimmie Lockett
the way love is supposed to be.
Slick Poppy James King, fell down
the stairs while wearing those blind
man shades and it wasn't because
Louise Hicks pushed him. - Charles
Ray Gilner is begging Otis Robin
son to come back. Zellie Butler has
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-03
The Jack Comics Entertain
Duke and Duchesses

The Duke and Duchess Club met
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Comic on Lynch Street, recently
with the business session presided
over by the president, Mr.. B. l..
Wade and Mrs. Annette Peterson,
acting chaplin, leading the devo-
tons 1t was decided that the club
would meet once a month instead
of twice. During the social hour a
tasty menu of fried chicken, hot bis
cults, potatoes au gratin, and an
iced drink was served to the fol-
lowing members: Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Har-
ris, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Scott, Mr.. and