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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-08

all our Amelia County friends and
Bisn them a long and happy life
through safe ana careful dglv-
ing
The Rev Father Williams
.iegge. Of Onamia. MINI was a
guest Of ms sister. Mrs. f. J.
f2ndefsfausen ana Mr. Rad :
eFshau1@n for almost .eek re-
Gently
A GOOD time Vas had by all
Xnen five members Of the 1915
graduating class from Amelia
High School got together Satur-
Gay week ago for a good old time
reunion. which was held IN Rich
nond at the home Of Miss Bessie
Motley Her guests and fellow
graduates were Mrs. Jesse NJ
Tucker Nee Florence Smith. Miss
Mable Barnes. Mrs. Thomas Zeh-
mer Mrs. Harriette W3csridge
ana Mrs. Angie Clarke Mason All
had learn 70 be school teach
er. and together they had taught
j total o. 100 years Miss Motley
Who taught IN the Richmond area
school for so years, is nov re-
tired Mrs Mason a grandmoth-
ef. hasn't taught since her mar
rage. Miss Tucker is not teach
ing nov but Mrs Zehmer teaches
at Grace Arents School and Miss
Barnes at the new walnut Hi
School IN Petersburg.
Friends If Mrs Clyde Truehart
viii be sorry to hear that she is
now a patient in Wills
Hospital Richmond
Mrs Robert Hardy Who has
been spending the winter months
with her tighter Mrs
S. j Shelton, and Mr. Shelton. in
Newport News has returned fol
tine summer
Glass Hostess
MISS WInona Cary and Mis-
Mary jefferson entertained theil
Sunday School Glass at MISS JEFF
fersons home last Friday after
noon, honoring Mrs Craig Boyle
MIS-. jackson Courier and Mrs
clyde Hill Other guests "
Mechanics James Courier, II.
Lewis Davenport. Donald Flippen
Cary McConnauRhey. william
Mortimer. Philip F1ippen. Stuar
TOwnes Haskell Hill. Milton p
Reid. W d. Barr and Miss Haze
Clark. Several interesting game
were played with Mrs. Mortlme
Whining prize for high score i
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-08

music 10 each group Mrs W.l-
lam Mortimer was chairman o.
refreshment committee Inter
cat.ug uatrdeTaft work suitao.e
f0r the y4slols age pas also a
G4lf 81 TIE planned program
Driving Campaign
II you received cal from a
member d the Amelia Womans
CLUB this Week please need the
message 81 your Fourth Of July
sex end The General Fedora
son 81 Womaus Clubs project.
Cali fof the Living Is going on
mis- week 81 over the country
asking friends and nelehbors 70
drive courteously and safely fof
4 safe and happy Fourth We need
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-08

Mrs c II Schmidt. Mrs Bob
Cook ana Mr. F Borum at
tended the recent Eastern Star
meeting III Bukevillf
Nh and MAS N1ll4r Of Rich
mond. spent the past week end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-08

HE FAPMFU3LE (Ea.1 HE
one contest Refreshments ot
punch. cookies. minis and mass
were served n the dining room.
which vas beautifully decorated
with summer flower Mrs Nc
Connaughey presided at the punch
bowL Each honof guest VAS pre-
sented with a lovely gift from The
class.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fle@hman
Of Bluefield. W Va, wete thin
guests Of her sister Mrs Lee
Rhodes. and Mr.. Rhodes last week
When they returned HON. Mar
garet Rhodes vent with them tor
a lengthy visit with her aaat and
uncle IN Bluefield Mrs william
r Keesee. Of Bluefield arrived
sunday from Richmond 70 be the
guest Of her daughter Mr.
Rhodes Mrs. Keesee viii remain
here for some Ting while recu-
peratine from an operation which
she underwent recently at Retreat
for the sick Hospital
Miss Margaret Wo0dn ~
staying with Mrs. Robert ia "a
while taxing hef pEact.cd. "ork
She is working l11der the super
vision Of Mrs Mary .Wlsllaha-
Home Demonstration AGENT loF
Amelia County
Harry Brane IF returned sun
day from a t"o-"eek Fisit "lth
his uncle and grandfather az
South Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hardy
and daughter. EMILY and CHnlhia'
are spending THIS week Al Mas
Head, n c J'hey lett on .7tluE-
day
Peyton Jr, and John Jefferson
OF Victoria, who are spending the
summer with thelt uncles, Judge
Garland jefferson ana Mason
Jefferson spent last FRIDAY hiRii-
~ Their home ~ Victoria l.hait
parents brought them BACK mere
on Saturday ai.d stayed iQf jAe
week. end
Party Hostess
Mrs Jamt w Royal enteg-
tanned her Sunday School Clas.
the intermediate from TImlty
4 Methodist Church lasy Thursday
night with ali outdoor picnic sup
per. Members present We're Billy
Bower. Laura Lee stcngel. AIMS
Gordon jenkins, Nancy. Burnett
Ben Marshall Nancy Franklin
Mary Garter Norton and Martha
Norton. TWO guests were B.Ill
Burton and Jimmie Watkins At
ter supper storm came UP 3,
they had their games IN the house
Mrs. Charles Willard McMil
han and daughter, Nllefyl ai'
spending this week ~ FaIHlVilA
With hef parents MI aiia NIs
F w. ShanbefgeF
MI and Mrs 11eIHd
/ MIS- Il r Green. Mf aAa " IN
william Moore ana tAeiF z nlily
Of Richmond, were fecei. R-Sl1J.
70 several o. uieH II-eisqS Y
Amelia
MIS Wlllain y. 1e.iei9o"' W.
Is now hVihg III Rlchf'oilo' pen
lasb week end az he1 i'oiht KEY
Mrs . y, NINA" aii'' ="
Dudley dehfaiIt were E4.s'o d
Linen Shower gwen lof M-sa be1
ty lilmah by MRS Dolo1Ay Y y.
at her nome III lS'cll,Ho'i''e " u
nesday hiRh1, June =
Mrs WiIlaih mayor n ~ lli a,
ton, ana hef eh4afen alE ~
guests o. neI iati4eL' Ml''- oii1p II
thunder. Aey eApec0 w i'-' r. 7
nome TINS week e'io-
Guest Of Honor
Joe Potts was the uest
honor at an outdoor picnic sup
per last Monday Wheh hla 4ffa
aunt. Mrs Anne Evans. enter
tanned for him and his If nd
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-08

attended B,be scno.l u BJrsa-
WING
Evening star., 1955-07-10
IsTURBRIDGE VILLAGE
TO REMAIN OPEN
SATURDAY NIGHTS
STTJRBRDGE Mass

DIUhbnILJNIE, MaSS.
Every Saturday during July
end August. Old Sturbridge VII
lagc win remain open until 9
pm. to enable visitors-especial
|ly travellers from outside New
IEDgland-to enjoy summer eve
|nings on the green.
All of the old houses viii be
open and costumed hostesses viii
explain the customs and house.
hold activities and furnishings
OF old New England.
Evening star., 1955-07-10

Demonstrators win be ON hant
to show visitors how candle
making. spinning. weaving.
woodworking. pottery and other
|skills and crafts were done In
the old days.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-12-31
The John Garnetts
Entertain

Home from an extended stay
in Chicago, Mrs. Eddie Mae Gar
nett has received a warm and
sincere welcome, not only from
her devoted family, John Sr.,
John, Jr., and Kenneth Garnett,
but from her many friends both
young and old. On Thursday even
ing, the male Garnetts entertained
with dinner party in her honor
Given in their home on East Co.
hea Street, where the natural
charm of the house had been en-
HANGED by the beautiful Christmas
decorations that attested to the
great artistic ability of John ST.,
this most enjoyable affair was at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Sammie
Rundles, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Washington; Messrs. Bernard
Wade, William Harvey; Mesdames
Myrtes Gregory, Allyene Lock-
hart, and Sarah M. Harvey A
mong the other tasty food that
had been prepared by Mr.. Gar
nett was delicious Chow Mein,
served with noodles and a tossed
green salad.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-12-31
LOCAL SORORITY HOLDS
MEETING At CLUB HOUSE

Tau Sigma chapter of Sigma
Gamma Rho Sorority held its
Christmas party December Is, in
the management house at Jackson
college. Prior to the Christmas
party an initiation ceremony was
held to initiate Soror Nellie
Fobbs.
The party began at 8 pm, Fri
day evening. Everyone enjoyed
playing various games. Mrs. Lille
B. Jones read the poem-"Twas
The Night Before Christmas" by
Clement c. Moore, with each per-
son representing a character or
object. This added Joy and laugh
ter for all.
Each member brought and ex-
changed gifts. Gifts and toys were
gathered for the family the soror-
ity has adopted through the Com
munity service organization.
The menu, which was served
buffet style, consisted of relish,
arranged colorfully on a whole
grapefruit, assorted sandwiches,
an assortment of cold cuts OF
meat, ritz crackers, fruit cake,
candy and nuts. Delightful egg
nog was served from the punch
bowl.
Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Scott, Mr.. and Mrs
Ivory Manning, Mr.. and Mrs. H
T Sampson, Sorors Helen Griffin,
Roberta Peteet, Lille B. Jones,
Matte L. Hightower, Inez Gray,
Nellie Fobbs, Ruby Robinson, Net
tie Perkins, Maggie Little, and
Emma L. Hodges.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-12-31
NORTH SIDE GARDEN CLUB
HOLDS MONTHLY MEETING

The North Side Garden Club
met in the beautiful home of Mrs
Sarah Brown Sunday, Dec. 18,
for its monthly meeting. The
meeting was called to order by
the president, Mrs. Mirtes Greg
DRY. After a short business ses-
sion, we listened to a wonderful
reading from Mrs. Katie Ford
which was enjoyed by every one.
After this some points about the
poinsettia plant were read by
Mrs. Henry Lee which gave all
ideas. Members present were Mrs
Mary Slaughter, Mrs. c. Lang
ston, Mrs. Emma Cambell, Mrs
d. Martinez, Mrs. Cora Baker.
Mrs. Clara Singleton, Mrs. Ma
riah Wells, Mrs. l.. Roebuck, Mrs.
Louise Allen, Mrs. Annie L. JEFF
fers, Mrs. Sarah Brown, Mrs. A.
M. Williams. After the meeting
was closed turkey dinner with
all the trimmings was served toI
the following guests: Mrs. Lula
jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Greer
from Washington, D. c., Mr.. and
Mrs. r. T. Lee, Mr. and Mrs Ike
Singletary, Mrs Savannah Cal
houn, Mrs. Matte Dunson, Mrs.
Matte Maddox, Mrs. Ora Lee
lanyard. The members husbands
who enjoyed this very tasty din
ner with them were Messrs. Will
lie Williams, Asa Wells, Milton
Slaughter, Fred letters, Sterling
Brown anad Emeilo Martinez.
The next meeting will be in the
home of Mrs. Louise Allen, 1909
Noel st. 3rd Sunday in January,
1856. Mrs. Mirtes Gregory, pres
ident; Mrs. Anniece LETTERS, re-
porter.
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tute of Technology towards an
M. S. in chemistry.
ALVAN JAGBANDHANSINGH
Graduate of st. Mary's High
School, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad,
b. w. l.; Attended Columbia Uni
versity and Bergen Jr. College
before coming to Tougaloo; Orga-
nizations: Biology Club, YMCA,
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; ORA
matte Club, Vice-president; Ma
jor is biology and minor chem
istry; Future Plans: To study
dentistry.
VIVIAN L. JOHNSON
Valedictorian of high school grad
uating class, Parker High School,
Birmingham, Alabama; Full tut
ton scholarship student. Organi-
cations: YWCA, choir, Alpha
Kappa Mu Honorary Society, Del
ia Sigma Theta Sorority, College
Council. Major is mathematics
and minor music. Elected Miss
Tougaloo" of 1855. Future
Plans: To work towards doctorate
in mathematics,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-12-31
Twenty Art Clubs Christmas
Party Given Monday. Dec. Is

The Christmas Party for mem
bers of the Twenty Art Club was
held Monday night. Dec. 10, in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
ward Turner, 176 E. Bell Street,
The members, along with their
guests enjoyed Turkey with all the
trimmings. Games were played
and climaxing this evening of plea
sure was the beautiful Christmas
tree from which gifts were distri-
buted to everyone. The next meet
ing of the club will be Monday
night, January 2, in the home of
Mrs. Carrie Washington, 121 Noel
Street.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-12-31
Childrens Nook Gives
Christmas Program

On the night of Monday, De-
cember Is, many friends and par
ents crowded the pretty little
"Children's Nook" which was the
scene of an Imitation Radio and
Television Christmas Program, Civ
en- by the children to entertain
their parents and teachers. 1t was
very unique and entertaining with
an improvised television from
which the children sang Christmas
songs, recited Christmas dialo-
CUES and verses, Bible scriptures,
quiz on the Christmas story,
rhythm band members and pan
tomime of THE Little Lord Je-
sus." Mrs. Maggie Mitchell, a tea
cher at the Nook, was the an
nouncer. Pictures of the work of
the Nook of the previous year
were also shown on the screen
plus resume of the actiities and
all of the programs of the Nook.
The P.TA. had a short meet
ing at which the Mothers report
ed monies for the Queen-Mothers
Contest-a project for venetian
blinds and linoleum for the big
front room to make it more honey
for the little tots. $51.73 was re-
ported and the Nook wishes to
express many thanks to those who
worked so untiringly in this eff
fort. We are hoping that our
friends and wishers would re-
member the Nook with little things
always needed where you are try
ing to do a worthwhile Job for
young children.
The Nook is a high-class, GER
titled place for pre-school child
rem of working mothers remaining
open even during the holiday
periods. The workers at the Nook
are: Mrs. Maggie Joiner, dietitian;
Mrs. Christine Pace, Mrs. Maggie
Mitchell and Miss Gertrude T..
Hart, home missionary, head tea
cher and directress
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-12-31
Ward-Johnson United
In Marriage

Beautiful in its simplicity was
til wedding ceremony that united
lovely Ruthie Mae Johnson, dau-
ghter of Mrs. Christeen Grey of
Jackson and AI3c Clifton E Ward,
son of Mrs. Ernestine Viel of
Jackson and Mr.. Ernest Ward of
Clinton. The double-ring ceremony
was held in the home of the brides
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindsey Taylor of Jackson, where
beautiful Christmas DECORATIONS
provided fitting background for
tn ewedding party. Nuptial music
was furnished by Miss Symiria
Peters, who played traditional
wedding music. The bride, given
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-12-31

tremendous demand for qualified
seamstresses.
There will also be a plain sew
ing dept, alteration dept, mono
gram dept, and an outside SER
vice.
The first five ladies who regis
ter will get "a discount. Regis
tration begins Jan. End. Two for
mer and qualified students will
be assistant instructors. The slo-
gan of the school is eff You Want
A Well Scanned Future, Enroll
Today Without Delay"
Mrs. c. M. Henderson, one of
the city's leading and professional
seamstresses has studied extern
sively the latest technique in
teaching sewing, is well qualified
in theory and experience. For
more information call 3-1122.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-12-31
jackson Social
NeUs
BY SARAH MeNEAMER HARVEY
BY SARAH MeNEAMeR HARVEY

Parties for which this popular
group is famous thruout the coun-
try -. for usually at this an
nua ldance there are more out
of-town guests than at any other
local entertainment during the
year All the Gays were beau
tifully dressed and take it from
us their 1855 Christmas Party set
a pace that other groups will have
to go some to equal or surpass
:. to all the GAY THIRTEEN
ERS we say thanks for most en-
joyable dance
WE HAVE BEEN ON THE GO
throughout the holidays each day
and night has been filled with
enjoyable activities and now,
a head cold, tired aching feet and
an EMPT Ypocketbook is about
all we have left of the holiday
spirit - we'd like nothing better
than to just rest - but in our
reading we came across the fol-
lowing: 81 feel the winds of God
today; Today my sail l lift,
Torough heavy oft with drench-
ing spray, And torn with many
a rift -. If hope and light the
waters creast, and CHRIST my
barque will use -. i. I'll seek the
seao at HIS behest. and dare an
other CRUISE We realize
there's a job to be done in the
world about us -. so as the
author of the above words -.
WE TOO WILL DARE ANOTH-
Err CRCISE" We too realize
that in 1855 many mistakes were
made -. 1t is all too humanity
possible that more will be made
1t is all too humanity possible
that more will be made in 1856.
if we cash in or our
mistakes of 1855, let them be as
lessons to us, then it most logical
ly follows that we will profit by
them thereby making 1856
our BIGGEST and BEST YEAR
in service to our fellowman.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-12-31
MRS. CYNTHIA PATTON
ENTERTAINS

Among the most enjoyable
events of the past week was the
informal get-to-gether, Wednes-
day evening, Dec. %, in the well
appointed home of the George
PattonS on West Pearl Street,
when Mrs Cynthia Patton gra-
ciously hostessed fellow members
of st. Marks Choir and other
friends. Turnout the evening
games, music, television, tasty
food and refreshing beverages
were enjoyed. Sharing the pleas
urs of Mrs. Patton's hospitality
were: the Albert Adams, the w.
L. Laws, the Edward Mortons,
the Lawrence Jones, the F. E..
Prisons, the William Horizons, Sr.,
the Dan Salones, the H. c. La
thams, the Jack Youngs, the H.
H. Hendrix, Mesdames Matte
Mason, Mirtes Gregory, jeanette
Hunt, Hilda Gilmore, Sarah M
Harvey, Mary Wells, Vera Coop
ar, Gussie Mae Doves of Chicago,
Maddie Lee Percy, Emma Bird
geS, Ruth Moore, Pauline Will
liams, Nettye Perkins, Miss Cath
crime Pinson of New York City,
Messrs. Hilliard Dale, C. w. Sauls-
berry, William Wright, Willie
Davis and Oscar Bracey.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-12-31

son on the subject, mo Room fol
Jesus. The choir rendered the
song service of Christmas carols
Following this early service, Sun
day School was conducted at 9.4s
with Supt. J. B. Mason in charge
The general subject was, Songs
of the Saviour's Birth" The les
son was beautifully taught by the
teachers with Rev. A. r. Thomas
giving inspiring remarks after
wards. At the IL a. m. service, the
pastor, brought another stirring
message and beautiful music was
rendered by the choir. Thanks Is
extended to all who helped in this
Yuletide Service. Mrs. Lindsey
Taylor, reporter.
Mr.. Sampson Thomas Of Chi
cago, brother of Rev. A R. Tho
mas, Jackson, and Mr.. Simpson
Gatesville, passed away
Tuesday, December 20. He leaves
to mourn his passing one son,
T. Thomas, Chicago, a step
Mrs. Anna Buchanan,
chicago, a sister, Mrs. Willie May
of Chicago, a niece, Mrs.
Ruby L johnson, three nephews,
Mr.. Ernest Thomas, Mr.. Merthey
Mr.. Judge Thomas, all
Of Chicago, and many other rela-
tives of Gatesville, Georgetown,
and Crystal Springs. Rev. and
Mrs. A. R. Thomas, 2122 Mobile
Ave-, Jackson, was blessed to have
their son, Mr.. Ernest Thomas and
wife, Mrs. Lucille Thomas of Chi
cago, ILL.,, to enjoy a most wonder
full Happy Christmas. The teachers
meeting of the Progressive M. B.
school was fine, Tuesday
night, with Rev. A. R. Thomas
teaching the lesson. and directed
by Mr.. J. B. Mason, superintend-
ent.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-12-31

KAY FRANCES COOPER
Honor graduate from Lanier High
School, Jackson, Mississippi; Re.
ceived entrance scholarship to
Tougaloo; Awarded second prize
scholarship in freshman and soph-
omore classes; Organizations: MA
ACP, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sor-
GRITTY, Annual Staff, Sociological
Student Research Group; Major
is sociology; Future Plans: Teach
ing profession.
CORNELIUS B. LAWYER
Bowman High School in
Vicksburg, Mississippi; Gradual
ed from Tougaloo Preparatory
High School; Entered Tougaloo
College as accelerated student;
Organizations: President of Col
Iege Council, President of Inter
collegiate Fellowship, Alpha Phi
Alpha Fraternity, Editor to Sph-
INK, Alpha Kappa Mu Honorary
Society, YMCA; Major is chemis-
try and minor math.; Future
Plans: To study at Illinois Insti-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-12-31

IN marriage by her father, wore a
Ballerina length creation of blue
lace over taffeta. She carried a
nosegay of Carnations with tiny
white satin steamers. She was
attended by Miss Margaret Brown
who was charming in a gown of
white with matching headdress
and accessories Little Betty Jean
Holland, pretty in pastel green.
She carried nosegay of white
carnations. Little Jewel Spring
Taylor served as ring-bearer and
carried the rings on a white silk
pillow. The groom was attended
by his friend, Mr.. Eddie TAYLOR.
For her daughters wedding. Mrs.
Grey wore brown suit with mat
ching accessories and corsage of
white carnations. The groom's mo-
Their wore blue with pink acces-
series. She also wore a corsage
OF white carnations. Immediately
following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held and the guests SER
we'd dainty refreshments from a
table overlaid with a white lace
cloth and centered by a beauti-
fully decorated, three TERED we'd
ding cake. Mrs. Ward will Join
her husband in February 1856
Rev. L. H. Newsom, pastor of the
couple, officiated.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-12-31
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie MCGEE
Entertain Relatives

A delicious Christmas dinner
was served in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie MCGEE, 3O13
Whitfield-Mill Road, Christmas
day to the following relatives: Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Harvey of Ter
ry, Miss, father and mother-in-
law of the McGees; their grand
mother, Mrs. Hattie Potter, bro
Their and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Harvey. brothers, Mr..
sister, Miss Emma Harvey. A most
Willie Harvey. Joseph Harvey and
enjoyable time was had by all
NORTH JACKSON NEWS
The early services at Progress
sive Baptist church, Christmas
morning were well attended and
everyone present enjoyed the in
spring and gospel sermon deliv-
cred by tn pastor. Rev. L. H. New
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-12-31
Sigma Gamma Rho
Has Christmas Party

Tau Sigma Chapter, Sigma
Gamma Rho Sorority held its an
nual Christmas Party December
10th in the Management House
at Jacskon College in a festive
occasion that also initiated the
newest soror, Miss Nellie Fobbs.
The party began at 8 o'clock
and everyone enjoyed various
games prior to the program during
which Mrs. Lille B. Jones read
the oem Twas the Night Before
Christmas" as each member and
guest represented a character or
an object.
Each member brought an ex-
changed gifts, and gifts and toys
were gathered for the families
adopted during the Holiday Sea-
sen through the cooperation of
the Community Service Organiza-
ton.
The Menu which was served
buffet style, consisted of relish
colorfully arranged on whole
graefruit, assorted sandwiches,
cold cuts, ritz crackers. fruit cake,
candy and nuts.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Scott, Mr. and Mrs.
Ivory Manning. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
T. Samson, Sorors Helen Griffin,
Roberta Pertest, Lille Bell Walk
er Jones, Matte L. Hightower,
lnez Grey, Nellie Fobbs. Ruby
Robinson. Nettye Perkins. Mag
gle Little. Emma L. Hodges.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-12-31
VISITS HERE

M/Sgt John w. Claiborne, born
in Brookhaven. attended school
at Southern Christian Institute.
spent Christmas with his mother
and step-father, Henry and Ella
West at Edwards. He is making
the Army career. He has just
finished a 3 year tour in Ger
many. At present he is stationed
at Fort Carson, Colorado.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-12-31

WHITE YOUTHS RISK LIVES
TO SAVE NEGROES IN HIGH
WAY ACCIDENT" - Jackson.
Miss. - Two white high school
students, Is year old Frank Ar
mold, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Arnold and Phil Ray, II, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Ray, are credi-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-12-31
HENDERsoN'S PRIVATE
SEWING SCHOOL MOVES
TO NEW LOCATION

Henderson's Private Sewing
School announces removal to new
location, 1923 Z. Church Street.
Classes beginning week of Jan.
10, 1856 in dressmaking. tailoring.
home decoration, machine en-
broidery and attachments. Stu
dents who desire work, will be
supplied through the school as
soon as they qualify. There is a