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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-01-08

$3.50 Spottswood Ave, Apt. a
Memphis, Tennessee
January a, 1855
The Jackson Advocate
406h N. Parish st.
Jackson, Miss.
Dear Sir:
have been a reader of your
paper for some time, and | will say
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Very truly yours,
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F A R is H
S 7 R EET
BY PERCY GREENE

PARISH STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT: This is what l want you
Ill to read in Up and Down Parish
Street this week. These letters to
The Ole Editor.
Route 2 Box 176
Brookhaven, Miss.
December 10, 1854
The Jackson Advocate
Mr.. Percy Greene, Editor
Jackson, Miss.
Dear Sir:
Your kind and welcome letter
was received, and l was indeed glad
to hear from you.
But / am so sorry that / was
unable to attend the Carnation
Milk Healthy Baby Contest Cere-
Nony that was held at the Alamo
Theatre. | was unable to go out
to get my newspaper but | sent
out to get it. But just the same
the little children in this paper
sure did look sweet.
| wish to the lord that my baby
had been a winner, | would have
been a happy lady.
| do leve this newspaper it is
fine paper and thank the Car
nation Milk Company for the
Healthy Baby Contest. 1t was so
fine.
So | will close, wish you Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year,
and may God Bless you, all from.
Mrs. Gladys Stewart.
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December IA, 1854

December IA, 1884
Mrs. Theodore Waller
Forum Direcor
New York Herald Tribune
23O West 4Ist Street
New York SO, N. Y.
My dear Mrs. Waller:
Thank you very much for your
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AS you know, there are many
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throughout the world who labor
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Publisher and Social Editor of the
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slider sending a years subscription
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The Jackson Advocate, 406h North
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this paper active and many of the
problems that they face in getting
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printed with dignity by people of
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paper and the staff, remain
Yours very respectfully,
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Thompson & McGinty
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WEEKLY QUOTATIONS.:
You may go through this world,
but twill be very slow
# you listen to all that Is SAID
as you go; :,
You'll be worried and fretted- and
kept in a stew,
For meddlesome tongues must nave
something to do,
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Negro Woman -.

CONTINUED from Page One)
over the week end, a couple OF
DAYS after Clarence M. Mitchell,
Jr.. director of the Washington bu-
reau of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People said the Eisenhower adj
ministration had shown "a com
plete lack of sincerity" in its treat
ment of Mrs. Spaulding.
This was the third job she has
held under the administration.
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Hitting Where It Hurts
From: The Los Angeles Sentinel

The National Association for the Advancement of
Coored People have sent a telegram to President Eli
senhower asking him to intervene in situation where
in white Mississppans applying the economic squeeze
Negroes there of the favorable Ito Negroes)
school segregation ruling.
According to NAACP staffers, banks and other
private credit institutions conspring to put the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-01-08

For people will talk, you know.
Samuel Dodge.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-01-08

Convention which meets in Los An
peles. Calf, in August, 1866.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-01-08
WEEKLY QUOTATION:

You may go through this world,
but twill be very slow
# you listen to all that is SAID
as you go;
You'll be worried and fretted- ana
kept in q stew,
For meddlesome tongues must nave
something to do,
Evening star., 1955-01-23
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
OPEN SUNDAY AND DAILY

New brick rambler; 8 bedrms.. 2
baths; living rm, with fireplace; sep
trance. de luxe Kitchen with table
space. breeEeway, garage, closet
space q feature; basement with rec.
reation rm. space; wide lot, beauti.
fully HANDICAPPED, with plenty oi
trees. Come out colesvilie I'd. aboul
q mile past Pour Corners. left al
ROBERT 3 HEATER, Agent, III
9.0021; after q, call Mr.. Henderson
JU. 5-3634.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
HOUSES ron sAlE-MD.
KENsTNGToN HEIGHTS

OPEN 9 TO s. SAT. AND SUN.
zoos PereKoy df Lovely 3-bedrm.
new rambler: bsmt. Only S14, $50
2e07 Mccomas are. SPLENDID Z.
bedrm. e-bHth brk Cape Cod. Onl,
SiS.75O; easy terms or trade. Mani
others. See when open or cal
BURToN.-JU. 9-7059 or DU. 7-s925
Evening star., 1955-01-23
BETHESDA
Lovely Bannockburn HgtS.
7O59 Wilson Lane$26. $50

Unusually attractive white brick: new
home condition; is-acre wooded
lot; lockwood and bulbs in pro-
fusion; large iiy. and din, rooms
screened porch, breakfast room
kitchen, study and powder room;
finished play room In bsmt.:: in
rooms. baths on End n: attic
Excellent schools, both public anc
parochial; good transportation
community swimming pool.
For sale by owner. Open l to 5 or
Sunday. BY appointment rest oi
Immediate possession. Make ar
Directions: out River I'd. to Wilson
lane, left on Wilson, OF. out Mac.
Arthur blvd. to Wilson lane. righl
on Wilson block to house ans
open sign. ---2J
Evening star., 1955-01-23
HOUSES FoR sAlE-Mp.
BETHESDA
NEW RAMBI,ER y.

individually built center-haH brick
home, quality construction. lee. Nv,
porsh % sfp fDll S,n Slnt fn ;,esesin ;eeee maid nv
room and rec. room; earport. level.
wooded lot; &29,950. EARL T,
WRIGHT. OIL. 2-6900. Once open
Evening star., 1955-01-23
BETHESDA
5404 WILSON LANE
OPEN SUNDAY. i TIL 5

Lovely white brick rapbisr.
Living dining L 34x22. kit,,
3 bedrooms. out f-ground
basement with picture win
dows and space for bedroom
ana bath, recreation room.
open patio, garage; lot S5xIS5
Il. Call Mrs. Lundberg. OIL.
2-57T3.
OBJECTIONS; Out Old
GEORGETOWN rd to wilson
Lane, left to house.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors. Uptown ONCE, EN-. 2-6T1t
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Housrs roR sAlLMp.
BETHESDA
LOCUST HILLS


OPEN Is. Charming brick Colonial.
s bedrmS.. 3sk baths. liv. rrps,
screened porch, din. rna. with huee
picture window overlooking beauti-
full wooded lot. Eiee. Kit. sep
breakfast room. out-of-ground bsmt
With brick patio; attached garage
Direetionss Go out Wisconsin ave
TO Cedar Lane right 1 blk. iefi
on W. Parkhin to 0304.
STANFORD REALTY CO.
BE. l4-S137 OIL. 4-45st
BURNT MILLS GARDENS
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Log rambler. Ill Northwest DR.. OPEN
from 1890 70 4:30 Sunday. Ad-
mtred BY many, This outstanding
home is beautifully situated on
picturesque handicapped lot. Large
liy. rnl.. fireplace. large din. rm
3 bedrms. or > bedrms. and der
Det. garage. CAL evenings. sat. and
sun. Ju. 1885: wkdays. Mr.
oDUM. RE. 1915. or your broker
Evening star., 1955-01-23
BURNT MILLS GARDENS
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
OPEN sim IN sTII, nARK

Attractive all-brick rambler with
center hail. An outstanding home
on level. Handicapped lot, 260-ft
front. It has q very large. beautiful
LIZ. rm, guest-size din. rm., ele-
CANT all-eiee kit, 8 twin sized bed
rooms, ga baths. utility rni.. many
lge. closets. large and unusually
car garage; bsmt.,. rec. rn. with
fireplace. To inspect. come out
Colesyiile ro about 1 mile from
Four Corners. turn left at the viii
lage Sign to 507 Northwest DR..
ROBERT Z. HEATER. Exclusive
Agent. JU. 9-0021. After 2 cal MF
Henderson. Ju. 5-3S34.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
BETHESDA
NEAR EIH-sle,s5o
4sI3 s. CHELSEA LANE
OPEN SUN 1-6

This expandable Cape Cod with 2
nice bedrms. has entrance hall with
coat closet, lge.. liy. Tm.. with firepl.,
din rIn.. kit. tile bath, ige. screened
side porch. Stairway to unfinished
Ind floor; full bsmt. with built in
house condition. Terms II desired.
Directions: Out Wis. ave. to 8.
Chelsea lane, right to 45I3 and
WILL STACKHoUsE, JR.
D..i..- NJ q 0coe
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Realtor. Po. 2-2sss

BETHEsDA-47I2 EDGEFIEID RID.
GI-APPROX. $4,000
BY OWNER NEAR NH
I3-yr.-old brick. 8 tWin-size bedrms :.
lge. pIne-paneled den. 2 baths, all
elec. kit, L-shaped liv.-din. comb.
Daylight bsmt.. lge level lot: near
parochial and public schools o.
Evening star., 1955-01-23

OPEN SUNDAY. 9 TO 5
(NEAR SLIGO CREEK PARKWAY
204 PARKsIDR Road
Custom built brick rambler on lRe.
corner lot in very exclusive loca-
ton; liv. rm. with mirrored fire-
place. separate din, rn1.. &c luxe
kitchen with eating space, 2 hedrms.,
tile bath; basement with garase;
screened porch, AWNINGS; expansihle
immediate sale Direcs.: From
Phila. ave. north on Piney Branch
I'd. to Parkside I'd, right to OPEN
HUGH T. PECK
1850 N, Hamp, Ave. HE. 10000
Evening star., 1955-01-23
BETHESDA-PARKWOOD
OPEN TO DARK
9608 PARKWOOD DIR.

Backing up to and having Rock Greek
Park as playground. this all-brick
3-bedrni.. 2-story Colonial IS ideally
situated for the family with grow-
ing children, Among the many fine
features are: DEN on ista fir.
attached garage with attr. paintings.
This won't last long at S2O,950,
Directions: out wise. ave. past Naval
Medical Center. right on Cedar lane
to Parkwood dr.. left to house
Huggins 81 Harrison, Inc.
Lo 5-2S00 Realtors
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Distinctive Home for
Discriminating Bllver

English style. center hall. bedrms.,
baths. maids rm,; lovely iss NJ
25-ft. paneled rec, rin. with dtepl, |;
lge, corner lot. huge trees; ideal
for entertaining. Owned By out-of.
State corp. Actual ccsh S42 500
trusts scr .000l: must sS1 for best
ofer. NO. BROKERS. Mr. WEST.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
HOUSES ron sALE-MD.

LIVE m RART and rent the Test,
2-unit brick home IN Takoma Fk.;
each with 2 bedrooms and screened
porch. separate utilities; move IL
at settlement; SO. 500. RIPLEY q
ROMEa. JU. 5-6l11. today.
LIVELY COLONIAL HOME with I
bedrooms, Q baths and attached ga.
rage. in fine residential part Of 81
Spg,, on shaded 20, lot; q HON.
that shows its quality; $21.50O
RIPLEY q RoMRR. Ju. b-oIll, any
WAKING DISTANCE TO PARK ans
school in sil. .Spg.. mighty mic,
brick Colonial home Of 9 rooms snc
bath with 1st floor powder room. q
neighborhood .. We have ,., found yss. e,
past; only Sis.50o. RIPLEY 4
THIS EXECUTIVES HOME viii ap.
peal to Q large family: 5 rooms, In.
,cluding den and music room. 2
baths, recr. room. glassed-in porch
on 4 lots. comprising l y acres. IN
RIPLEY Z RoaER. J6. self. lSSS an,
RAMBLER ON x ACRE wooded lot.
beautiful suburban location. Just
10 minutes to Silver Spring stores
Owner leaving city. Forced 70 sell
Custom built. bedrms.. baths
brick home. Full basement. base
board bot-water heat: garage. Vet
Gran may buy with l0ss down.
Priced below va APPRAISAL a
S24. .950. Eve. Lo. 4-01 a.. L.
GRAYATTE. Realtor. Ma. S-oI53.
4 BEDRMS.. brick Cape Cod. Fea-
turing large living room. seperate
dining room. kitchen with table
space. large screen porch, two baths
Full basement with recreation room,
fenced yard Plenty of closet SPACE
all bedrooms twin. sized. Wtll go G1,
Price SIS.S00. WOOD CO.. ll5S
Ga. ave. Lo. 4-7200.
SPACIOUS ROOMS. attractive ram
bier. featuring huge living room
with fireplace. family-size dining
room, very large kitchen, 3 well
planned bedrooms. 5nil basement
with outside entrance. nice lot with
tree-shaded patio. Priced. Sl6.9oO.
WOOD COMPANY. 1116S Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. Nd, LO. 4
1900 til $3.50 pm.
:. 80. - - rxgrV nHr9T T7r,
Evening star., 1955-01-23

BETHESDA BRICK RAMBLER
OWNER TRANSFERRED
Near NH and Naval Hospital, GUS
tom-built for doctor, rms, 2 baths
rec. rm., det. garage, large level lot
See today. Phone WO. 6-2274:
CAMERON HGTS.
2-story all-brk. Colonial. Lge. nv. nm
with frepl., sep. din. rm.. lge. kit
with din. area, full bsmt. with I'm,
ished office, 8 bedrhas lge. ieve
completely shaded fenced lot: alum
storm windows and screens. MUS
Vacate. S16,500. Iu417 Hayes ave.
Silver Spring. LO. 4-62OS to inspect
Arkansas State press., 1955-09-30

John. The meetings viii continue
thru Oct 2. Various ministers and
their churches are participating
Mrs, L. Lilly, daughter and
aunt, were guests in the home OF
her mother, Mrs NJ. l.. McGhee,
Chidester, last Saturday The
Bradley district singing convcn-
ton was a big success. Rev. b.
W Williams Of Eagle Mills was
elected president and Rev l.. Mat
thews. secretary All other Off
GERS were reelected Charley
Burks and Z r. Scott made a
business trip 20 Camden Mr.
Scott is improving after being ~
The Tabernacle Bapt. church
is doing splendid work. with a
well organized Sunday school and
the other departments are grow
Arkansas State press., 1955-09-30
: S::S HOtSpHngs


H., tza NEE t. again see II. and Mrs. Woods Mr..
I,"ioa Anderson and Mrs C. Franklin Brown from Little
9i3 ad Hot"Ied over t. the Spa help Mrs Henry
wright Of Walnut celebrate her birthday Sr, friends
present were Mrs H. H. Phpps Mr. and Mrs Eyid Erwin
vi, am Mrs. Ernie Adams. M. and Mrs K Davis Mr. anu
MIS- { II webster Miss Cori>s Howard Mr. and Mrs Flberf
Falh Mr. and Ms H. H. Ferguson and Mr. and Mn, John
DAVIS In The beautifully appointed dining room the hostess
"s wright had arranged tasty and beautifully arranged
bullet supper Many lovely gifts we're received by
Ms Wright We can all truhfuy say Saturday evening
September "a 1855 will long remembered by all who were
present and We all wish Sis many happy birthdays
The Crescent Avenue Improvement club held celebration
lea last Sunday at the home of Mrs Joseph Robinson The
club celebrating the completion paving of
avenue No longer will there be clouds deep mud
when rains The guest speaker Mayor Floyd A. Hous
ley Among the guests present the commissioner
MI Weathers, city engineer and NJ T. Jack MeJunkn The
guests introduced by Alderman Fred W Martin An in
erestng program arranged by the club president Mrs
Newton Among those appearing the program were Mrs
Mary Rose Beavers Mrs Lois Perry Mrs Euaia Martin
Union Baptist Mems chorus and yours truly Mary Martin
Again say Orchids Mrs Newton for untrng efforts
in spearheadng this tremendous job All of the club officers
and members 10 be commended a job well done
The Alpha Art club held its first meeting this month in
the beautiful dining the Baptist hotel Mrs
from being the first meeting of the fall also the
birthday of the hostess She received many beautiful presents
and many beautiful and uhefu gifts exchanged
the club members their secret pals.
Again have been saddned by the passing Of long time
residents of community Our sympathy out TO Mrs
Johnnie Byrd Wiley sister Mrs Matte Byrd Stone
in the loss of their mother Byrd passed away
two weeks ago Wiley and Mrs Stone also lost their IA
Their Just before they buried their mother The
father passed Chicago The funeral of Louis Harris the
husband of Mrs Betty Harris held Mrs Lefty
passed away last Saturday she was the daughter Of
Mrs Laura Walker.
please phone in your club news and activities There
will be many activities now of the clubs again
meeting vacation With the many clubs In the
Spa their varied programs there Is no reason why We
should not have a newsy and lengthy column So help keep
the PRESS rolling by writing phoning your So
long you next week
Arkansas State press., 1955-09-30
AROUND PINE BLUFF
Re-. A. Smith, Phone 3e73R

Mrs Estella Larry Of 1921 Georgia left last week
Battle Greek Michigan where she will make her future
home
Jodie B Kirk of Los Angeles is spending short
here guest If her mother Mrs Foster Matthew #ha
will accompany her back home.
and Mrs Arnett Rowland of Wichita. Kansas visited
the city last and house guests of Miss NJ NJ
Jones. 800 West Pullen street.
Mr. and Vera Mack of $500 West 18th had their
guest johnson of Long Beach N \
Edna Nelson of 1921 West 2nd avenue has return
eghtWeek vacation spent in St Louis, Detroit
Indianapolis Indiana and, reports pleasant vacation
Mr. and Mrs Ben Franklin of 250l West 18th have as
guests Mr. and Mrs Leroy Grant of Chicago sonnaw and
daughter.
Lee Clay and Sgt. A. d. Ross were united In
wedoek September 16 in Greenve Mississippi Mrs Ross
daughter Mr. Mrs Frank Lomaek and is seefe
tary in the office local county agents and Sgt Ross
of MIR and A. D. Ross and is stationed at Camp
Chaffee, Arkansas
Cobb has returned his home after Today visit In
city the guest of the C. a Joneses and other friends
Mrs Lola Irwin of St. Louis and Mrs. Mae Katherine
Moore children Los Angeles guests of Mrs Fannie
Malone and daughters of 210l IIavs street.
Mrs Olivia butcher is still confined to the home of her
sister Mrs 1920 Saraeen street account of i'll
CARD OF THANKs-PINE BLUFF-we family of Mr. Fayete
Morgan desire to friends and neigbors for their
thoughtful expressions during bereavement
Nj wife; Mrs Sara Nelson, daughter Mrs M T.
Richard niece ADV.
Arkansas State press., 1955-09-30
AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCk :


b 8 Handy. Reporter, Phone FIR 4-ets7 FIR 4-3sss
Pilgrim Progress young adult choir will sponsor their
lsca Sunday 2:30 p. m. Other local choirs will par
Mrs ISchelc Motion, sponsor; Marvin o. Woods, d.
and pianist, Rev James Miller, pastor,
F. PlA council will meet Tuesday at p. m at Hill
hooL y. p Marshall, principal; Mrs. Eva Dickerson
ai Mrs +. Handy, reporter
y Mission viii be held Monday / p az First Bap-
leh. 9th Pine street. Rev w. s Jackson, pastor, Mrs
,iaIs, president
Usher union business meeting will be- held NeineS-
p Co., a' FIRST Baptist church, 26th and Gum streets
Brown president; Mrs. b. Handy, reporter
friendship club met last week at the home Of MI.
Is D. L. >.aW 1908 Hazel street \ brief business ses-
. as.a ia.uod 10y surprise birthday dinner iur Mrs
Ha.'sNn pres tiont also Mrs. Shaw. members present
llE Harvey Hughes Mr. and Mrs san Harvey
.r L... WHmark Mrs Victoria Henderson. Mrs
/ j. I.... Mrs. Beatrice Pryor Mrs Mildred Finley
.".'... They received many lovely and useful pre-
i..." yJr president was IN charge
.a." Friendship club sponsored their first pun
sunday. utorhcr Is. y Musical tea at the home 'i
s.. ..u Roy L1ney. 1906 Dcnisou street This was
a.,.. Iu, dub members highly c.act over 'Ae
q. financial success Of the tea. Mrs. ButneI Blue
.'s Gladys G.. Young, reporter
L.' club mot Friday at the home ut MIS-. h..'ie
-.2 ...l street After brief business session IT,
us WEI. served by the hostess. lir, Dorothy hraa.
wy. weed Was presented birthday presents from '.'
% i.e .un Mrs Doris johnson. president. Mis- L.
eia.tgr
Arkansas State press., 1955-09-30

Calf A program will be
presented Sunday mite by the
junior choir at Oak Grove Bapt.
church. Tucker Fellowship
meeting will be sponsored by the
ministers Of the district, Rev. j.
r. Green, director. Rev, F. T.
Evans, moderator and Rev. Hayes,
secretary. The meeting will be In
the interest Of the Union district,
which will be held at Arch Street
Baptist church. Rev. Marine Will
liamS, pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1955-09-30
{ AND THERE

H. Pearl Crawford Jones guest at Hotel Thresa with
alghter Betty j. Jones' wave and stationed In Long
and T Faulkner of this city, witnessed the fight at
l. stadium last week Mrs Jones is also visiting in Tu
lrz and Los Angeles She will arrive in Little Rock
b. lst
a Meaddoueh III Of New York City, the weekend
4 Mr., and Mrs w, A. Johnson He IS the grandson Of
L. Dr. and Mrs r. ]. Meaddough who wel-known
rs Of this city, Mr. Meaddough is member Of the U, S
b. and is stationed in Memphis
N PTA council Of Little Rock will meet Monday in the
j. hi school, 70S panel will be held and led by
taadHg committees chairmen the function Of their
All committees and their chairmen urged 10 be at
neiing DR. J, F. Henderson, president.
Is Juenes Ames held its regular semannua meeting at
ne Of Mrs Wiletta Shell. 1921 Wright avenue. Mrs.
Taylor served as hostess After pleasant evening Of
nd delicious repas the meeting was adjourned by the
Mrs Sarah Davis. Mrs. Bettye Murray is secretary.
Arkansas State press., 1955-09-30
Gard of Thanks

wish to express thanks ard
appreciation 90 my friends for
the many kind things they did
for me during my illness. For
the myriad OF beautiful flow
ers, cards. fruits. visits. calls
etc. and the dear sweet chill
drcn Of my neighbors who
came every dav 10 see about
me and TO 20 on crrands Not
only my friends In the city bu.
OFT of the city 5s well AT
these expressions OF kindness
and love have made mo fU
know that have many
warm friends who really care
and I do sincerely appreciate
everything that they have
done
Sincerely yours,
Solar ~ Carfthes
e23-302t
Arkansas State press., 1955-09-30
Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski. s.
In the Pulaski Chaneery Court
Odessa Watson, Plaintiff
VS.. No. l03532
lsiah Watson. Defendant
The defendant. Isiah Watson. is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty DAYS and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff.
Odessa Watson.
Dated. September p. 1855
Byron Bogard X Glendine Hill
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Tommy ii. Russell
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chaneery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards, d. {.
9:30.i07-l4-2l II
Arkansas State press., 1955-09-30
Anniversary Celebration
Continued from page one }


Many relatives friends joined the Waugh in this hap
py celebration Mr. and C. e Waugh of Batesyie par
ents of Charles Waugh and Mr. and Mrs e A. Whow of
Little Rock Mrs Waugh witnessed the ceremony
guests Mrs G. Reames, Minneapolis Mimi
Mr. and Smith, Mrs. Robert Williams Mrs Ernest
Jackson and Juroene Settles St Louis Mr. and Mrs
Burley Mitchell ir and children, and Mr. and Mrs, Floyd
Jones daughter Texarkana Mr. and Mrs Clarence Adj
ans Hot Springs Mr. and Mrs John Lee and daughter Hen
derson KY; and Mrs. Alex Brown Tucker and MIR and
Mrs IIershel Finley Loretta Phyllis Waugh. Batesvle
Twenty-Five lovely served throughout the aft
ernoon The Waughs were recipients of Many beautiful and
Serveeabe gifts.
Mrs Waugh member Of the Gibbs school faculty Mr.,
Waugh manager the Perky Davis tire and recappng
Arkansas State press., 1955-09-30
Fordyce

Pastor and members Of the Cos
pei chorus Of ST. John AME
church. were guests Of Sweet
Canaan Baptist church, Ivan re-
Gently Rev. Lilly delivered a
wonderful message &C.. The mis-
sionary convention ~ Pine Bluff
district Is in progress al Bethel
ANlE church. Thornton An
appreciation meeting is lu pfo--
ress In honor of Rgy Lilly at s.