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Ideas for style and added COM
fort have been culled from such
diverse sources as the Bavarian
Alps and Switzerland, France
and England, and the Scandina-
Wan countries, as well as Cana
da's Hudson Bay and our own
American campuses, according
70 the American Institute of
Mems and Boys Wear.
Take this array Of information.
al proportions and multiply II by
the great variety of fabrics that
have been made available, and
you begin to get some idea Of the
enormous selection of outerwear
from which Americas men and
boys will be able to pick and
choose for the cold spells ahead.
For an example Of how fun out
Of doors during the sparkling
days ahead can be enhanced by
The Omaha guide., 1956-12-14

EXTENSIVE STYLING CHANGES from front to rear give
the 1857 Dodge the distinction of having outstanding
improvements than any model in the c0mpanys his
tory the Custom Royal f0urdoor Lancer hardop shown
above the striking tenders accent the styling theme
for the 1857 Sweptwing Dodge. DuOeye front bumpers
afford complete protection and also as grille Over
all height of the Dodge Lancer hard0p has been reduced
much as five inches Glass of the har6iop model
is So per cent greater than last year.
The Omaha guide., 1956-12-14

Of pineapple tidbts gives gourmets flavor.
Luscious a favorte dessert many
restaurants Here's homemade version of the dfashoned cheese
cuard type with of combined with
the cheese couldn't ask for exciting dessert than
this for party days ahead Wonderful for mdafternoon
mid-evening service with Coffee
PINEAPPLE CROWN CHEESE CAKE
Ia cups fine graham cracker
crumbs
2 tablespoons melted butter 1 teaspoon vanilla
margarine / pint commercial
2 tablespoons sugar
(8ounce) packages Chilled pineapple tidbits
cheese Red currant jelly
Grease 9nch spring and sprinkle sides with tablespoons
Of the crumbs Mix remaining crumbs with butter and Pack
firmly bottom of spring FORM Soften cheese to
temperature beat until fluffy Gradually beat in Add eggs
after EACH Fold in vanilla and
Pour crumbs in FORM Bake in moderately
hot 375 FL minutes Turn off heat and leave cake in
COOL Chill At serving time, with
of drained pineapple dbis and dots of currant jelly.
Pineapple Crown Cheese very rich dessert small
wedges in order when serving
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on each slice. Then loosen all Of the slices with
one horizontal cut.
For your money, yoa get siiceabIe lean meat
buy a semi homeless ham.
All semi-boneess hams are sugar-cured and
hickory smoked They are available in weights
from to IS pounds.
If you wish to serve the ham hot. follow the
cooking or heating instructions printed on each
individually wrapped ham. A 12-pound ham will
heat through in about hours.
About u hour before the end Of the cooking
time score the fat and stud with whole cloves.
Glaze with mixture Of / cup brown sugar and
n cup white corn syrup OF fruit juice. Continue
baking until ham Is Drowned.
The Omaha guide., 1956-12-14

weary he finishes his Santa chores but he
brighten when he discovers that bis gift power
that will him much hard Power Products
Corporation which makes engines than 40 leading brands
of the 1857 rotary cut better and
easier before thanks double action for
easier starting ngerp controls right top of the engine and
hushone muers that exhaust noise whisper And they
modern fuel there messy fusng with oil in the
cancase Just the Of gift Dad really but might not buy
for himself.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21
CHATTER BOX
BY RENA JENKINS

Hi all Of you hep Cats and love
Tolls. Say, What'cha got cooking!
Veil l don't know what you got
cooking but l got q whole lot of
red hot news done for you. Yes,
Cherry Myles is singing to William
Futch "I've Gotta Have YOU"
Helen Davis and Ben Charles Bell
are the lovers of the year, many
break ups but always make ups. I
wonder could there be real love be-
tween Annie Rawls and David
Johnson? Josephine Green wants
the world to know that her only
lover is Robert Bell. Robert San
1ers is walking the stairway that
leads up to Heaven looking for his
love Ave., Earnestine Logan. John
Anderson you better watch out.
Emmit Sutton is singing "Only
You" to Willie Mae Grace, yes
Willie Mae, he says, only you and
you alone can make his dreams
come true. Bonnie Larry has told
Dolores Taylor, if l don't love you
grits amt groceries. AS long as
time goes by Laverne Mayes and
Sam Jones will always be that way
about each other. Say guys and
gals, l told you l had some news
for you that is red hot, but out of
all that is hot this is the hottest.
LOWE Sanders has said to Percy
Jones, IF you don't, rs sinking,
look what a hole Pm in. If you
don't think love you look what a
fool I've been. Leola says, she's
not worried if she doesn't have all
of Charles, she has her part.
Cute couples of the week are:
Patricia Campbell and Bonnie Lar
ry, Addie Howard and j. d. Bea-
mon, Pearlie Marshall and Joe Nc
Cullen, Sam Jones and Laverne
Mayes, Cleotha Johnson and yours
truly.
Lille Wolfe says, "Joe Graham
there are trees in the forest that
have to be chopped and you loving
all these other gals got to be stop
ped" Will that put Willye Ruth out
of business? Bonnie Larry is Pa
tricia Campbells' one and only,
she says competition isn't even
considered. Gloria Wilson is still
leading the role of bachelors
life.
New lovers around Lanier are
Archie Gibbs and Robert Charles.
You better watch out Douglas Hol-
den, Curtis Sykes and Gail Skin
ner are so much in love.
Well guys and gals | better put
YOU down and turn off the oven,
because I've gotten hot and now
my clumsily heart has gotten care
less and I've fallen head over heels
in love with Cleotha Johnson. See
YOU around next week.
"Bye"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21
Civil Liberties
Group Seeks
Review Till Case

New York, Jan. 16 - The Amer
lean Civil Liberties Union said
Monday a Mississippi grand jury
should "take new look" at the
kidnapping phase of the Emmett
Till murder case. in view of Look
Magazine article.
A statement released by the
ACLU's director, Patrick Murphy
Malin, said the article written
by William Bradford HUE made
re-examination of the Till case
imperative.
The article contained alleged
confessions of two white men, ].
w. Milan and Roy Bryant, in con-
nection with the kidnapping and
murder of Till, a Chicago Negro
Milan and Bryant were acquitted
of the murder last fall. \
obviously it is not possible to
reopen the murder trial, for this
would be a violation of the con-
stitutional prohibition against dou-
BILE jeopardy" the ACLU said
"But the HUE article, said the
statement by Look, magazine OF
national reputation, that it is pre-
pared to substantiate the article
assertions if challenged, make il
clear that a Mississippi grand jury
should take a new look at the kid.
mapping phase of the Till case
There is no civil liberties reason
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21
PACH THlnE8

Frank Parker is singing "T'm con-
Tossing" to Bessie Anderson.
c. A. you better watch him.
What would happen II Charles and
Gracella should cut the cake. Annie
G. Henderson Is singing "Hands
Off" because Tommie Rollen be-
longs to her. William Jackson is
telling Bessie Anderson, Love is
a many splendid things" Creme
McMiller is telling Frank Jack
son "You won't be needing me no
more" It seems that this F. p.
and B. A. affair is about to be q
great come back.
Here is some news of certain
school that haven't been reported
yet, but its not too late because I'm
going to spill it now, believe that
reader. you just read on, I'm not
going to tell my name this week
because I'm on the list myself,
but the great reporter will give my
name next week. Go on reader and
find out "Who is Who"
Yevon Collins is not satisfied
because her lover have three more
lovers and tell her "Ain't that low
lover of Ora Anderson that no.
ling you baby" Who is the great
body knows. It's someone invisible
because she never tells anybody
around here, you're the one. l
think this Cat at NJ. v. C. Lucille
Jones is so wild about must be
Willie Robinson, but be quiet and
let it sleep awhile longer. In case
you want to know where these
heart breakers and lovemakers are
coming from, you might have
known Frank Parker, Holly Ghost
don't like the dirty work you are
putting out. Conellius Addison you
better wach yourself because when
it comes the time for you to reap
what you are sowing, / don't
think you can take it, so beware.
Christine Jordon you better slow
down cause you will soon be sing
ing "Everyone's laughing" Corene
Bonnie is not worthy but you
don't seem to realize it. Joan
Stepheny if you don't slow down
you, Margaret Bush and Fredine
Rogers are going to fall off the
Bridge.
Jivers are: Bonnie Jackson,
Alexander Scott, L. N. Robinson,
Larry Robinson and many others.
Cute girls: Orene McMiller
Bessie Anderson, Annie G. Hender
son Ora Anderson, Claudett An
d.rson, Dorothy Henderson, Grac
ella Jordon, Doris Saphox.
Neat Fellows: Billy Moose,
Conellius Addison, Frank Parker,
Alexander Scott, Charles Black
mon, Benjamin Fracklin and Rog-
ers Wade.
Cool Daddy, Eddie Brown.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21

posed of Is listening booths, an in
stallation, which permits five stu
dents to record their voices stimuli
taneously, tape recorders, film
strip projectors, dual track sys-
TENS, and short wave set-up, will
begin operation on an experimental
basis.
Dean Cade stated that Robert E.
Mitchell, Professor of Modern
Foreign Language, will be IN
charge of the laboratory, under the
supervision of the Modern Foreign
Language Department.
This new phase of the Southern
University Program, which will
concentrate on French, Spanish,
Italian and will enable Foreign
Language students to listen to
native speak and sing, directly
from these countries.
The laboratory is further equip
ped to serve the Speech and Psy-
chology Departments, in classes OF
Speech Correction and Personality
Development.
Also in his announcement, Dean
Cade said, "The international in
volments of America demand that
more of its citizens be able to COM
municate in a Foreign Language
This we'll equipped laboratory will
enable Southern to be more effect
i've in its language teachings"
The new facility is presently
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21
Jim Hill School
Chatter

Hi everybody, this is Rawls and
Myles to tell you the news for a
while. 1t seems as if Johnny Nc
Claim is number one in Arthur
Hicks life since Brucella Russum
dropped out. What string does
Henry Miniow pull to catch such
adorable chicks as L. H., G. c., B.
R., and R. B.? l wonder who's the
lucky girl in Willard Bracey's life.
Barbara Robinson says her and her
alone. Mildred Brown and Leroy
Boyd are the louie douies around
Jim Hill. When will Louie San
ders decide between Percy Jones
and Bobbie Joe Summerville? Alice
Bronson has some tuff competi-
ton with Emory Jackson. She is
none other than Wilma Weakley.
Why doesn't Bettye Jean Davis
wake up and realize that Emmett
Sutton no longer love her? He
seems to be in love with a cute
little chick by the name of A. r.
Wonder what's up between Cherry
Myles and William Futch, could it
be love?
Cute Chicks of the week: Cherry
Myles, Johnnie McClain, Dot
Smith Marjorie Smith, Barbara
Tobias, Helen Davis, Annie R.
Rawls, Anne Jean Cobbs, Alice
Branson and Deloris Martin.
Cute couples of the week: Alice
Branson and Emory Jackson,
Josephine Green and Elijah Cook,
Cherry Myles and William Futch,
Annie Rawls and David Johnson,
Dorothy Reed and Shirley Melvin,
Laverne Mays and Sam Jones.
Handsome boys: George Jackson,
Emory Jackson, Arthur Hicks, Sam
Jones, David Johnson, Paul Coy
ington, Quint White, Freddie Bren-
ely, Ben Allen Blackburn and Ty-
rome Bradley.
Be around about this same time
next Saturday.
Bue Now.
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SOCIETY SLANTS.

lows: Mrs. Christell Hart, Miss
Mary L. Covington and Miss Alice
Thompson. We welcome you ladies
intellectually.
The clubs calendar for 1866 was
partially completed. More details
will be heard at the next meeting.
Mrs. Margaret Brisco, hostess
for this meeting, served tasty re-
freshments which were enjoyed by
all. The next meeting will be held
at Mrs. Eddie M. Berson's Tues
day, Feb. z, At 1880 pm.
On Sunday January Is, 1866,
Sorors Ora Leah Ports, F. o. Alex
ander, Alma Williams, and Emma
Dee Jenkins entertained Beta Delta
Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority in the club room
of Summers Hotel.
Basileus Ruby E. Suits Lyells
opened the regular monthly meeting
with q unique game. Business
matters, both old and new, were
then discussed by the group.
The observance Of Founders Day
was the main item on the agenda.
Sorors Annie X. Pinson, Zenobia
Coleman, Gladys Walter, Lucille
Fraser, Lillian Lane, Daisy Reddix
and Naomi Townsend are chiefly
responsible for this rededicatory
program.
Following the business perie !,
the hostesses served a delectab'e
repast to the already-mentioned
sorors in addition to the following:
Sorors Lydia Kate Johnson, Amelia
Beasley, Ernestine Holloway, An
ME Davis, jamie Carey, Lottie Will
liams Thornton, Zelma Price, Me-
lita Woodland, and Nora Lou Nor
gan.
The Margaret Walker Book Club
held its first meeting for the New
Year in the lovely home of Mrs.
Luana J. Clayton, 522 Gault Street,
During the meeting the group made
plans for a literary project to be
presented in the early spring; and
approved of stimulating program
for the year, which was submitted
bv tho Committee Chairman, Mrs.
Pearl R. Harris.
The program for the evening
featured an interesting discussion
of current problems and events, in
which each member participated.
Members present at the meeting
were: Misses Eddie M. Butler and
Doris Wilson; Mesdames; Esther
Lindsay, Thelma Mccullough, Pearl
Harris, Beatrice Mosley, and the
hostess, Luana Clayton.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21
PASCAG0UL.A
NEWS

The Deaconess Board of Union
Baptist Church met in the home of
Sister Agnes Peters, 525 Skip
Street. The meeting consisted of
program and business on State
Rally. The Board consisted of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Herger, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Williams, Mr.. E. Bostic and
Mrs. James Whitehead. A timely
repass was jelly cake and hot choc-
olate.
Mrs. Fred Kimball, chairman;
Mrs. James Whitehead, secretary,
and Rev. G. L. Martin, pastor.
Mrs. Marion D. Walker, 524 Per-
rior street, New Orleans, La, has
ben an instructor for four days on
the subject Zone Teacher School
in a Small Church."
Rev. E. J. Millsap, pastor of st.
Paul of Moss Point and Rev. A.
w. Crump, Conference worker and
District Supt. of Outside and Rev.
D. L. Ray were responsible for
having Mrs. Walker come to Moss
Point and give the wholesome in
structions to the officers and men,
bers of st. Mark, Pascagoula, Miss,
Escatawpa, Miss, Three Rivers,
Miss, and Saint Paul, Moss Point,
Miss.
Demonstrations of the four days
instructions were given on Sunday
evening January Is at 2 o'clock
with Mrs. l.. N. Seabron presid-
ing and Mrs. Walker gave the
Demonstrations with Seniors and
Intermediates. After the Demon
STATIONS Mrs. Seabron and the
girls served refreshments.
Miss Catherine Green is the pres
ident of the Young Adults in Moss
Point. and Miss Fannie Hyde is
Secretary.
The Young Adults from Pasca-
goula who attended were Barbara
Moore, Hheola Gildersleeve, Richie
M. Johnson, Robert and Paul Nor
veil, Gilbert Gildersleeve, Don and
Robert Jennings and Billy Ray
Ducksworth, Mrs. M. Jennings, l..
Lockett and M. Jackson.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tan Service of Pascagoula was
represented in Moss Point January
Is. during Mrs. Walkers instruc-
tons. They were Mrs. E. Bragley
Mrs. M. Johnson, Mrs. F. Reese
Mrs. E. Harris and Mrs. G Glider
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Modern Language
Laboratory
Installed At
Southern Univ.

Baton Rouge, La, Jan. 16-Final
installations of a Modern Langu-
age Laboratory at Southern Uni
versity has been completed and
ready for use for the second Sc
mester, it was announced this week
by J. B. Cade, Dean of the Uni
versity.
The newly added facilities COM
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GREENWOOD
n EWS

Mrs. Sallie M. Ward Of Chicago,
ILL.,, visited her relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wardell Harris, Mr.. and Mrs.
ME Harris, and Mr.. and Mrs. How
J. M. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. Gen.
ard Porter. Everyone enjoyed her
visit.
Mrs. Armlee Greer has returned
home after spending two weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Katherine
Gregory, of st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Virgie Tarver is happy to
be home after staying in the Green
wood Leflore hospital from Thurs
day until Sunday. Mrs. Tarver is
recovering nicely. !
Mrs. Mildred Sharpe of Chicago,
Ill.,, is spending a three weeks va
cation here with relatives and
friends, and quite a bit Of time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Smiley Martin
of 321 Green Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lee Walk
er, Jr., of Browning, Miss, spent
a few hours with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Tarver of this city.
Mrs. Annie Miller was here visit
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21

housed in a former classroom Of
the Academic Building. The old
room was completely remodeled,
decorated and partially sound
proofed, to enhance the proper
feeling for foreign language study.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21
TAYL0ESvlLLE
NEWS
BY MRS. PRETTIE C. DIXON

The Y. w A. girls met the
fourth Sunday in December 1856.
The Shady Oak Baptist Semi
nary Center is improving. Rev. J..
H. Hearvy, sponsor.
Mrs. Laura Moffett visited her
children recently.
Mr.. Onix Posey visited his moth
er and father, Mr.. and Mrs. B. R.
Posey recently.
Mrs. Anna Bruce and Mr.. B. R..
Posey are on the sick list this week.
We wish them a speedy recovery.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21

IuR ISl0SASCS oHu AIAChub IOT
Christmas. Mrs. Miller, formerly
Of this city now resides in St.
Louis, Mo.
Broad Street High School Gossip
What You gonna do, and time will
tell are the theme songs around
Broad Street Junior and Senior
High. Frank Parker is singing to
q certain little girl, Great Pre-
tender" If you ase me, she is
worth it. Miss C. A., you better
watch him. What would happen
If Charles Blackmon and Gracella
Jordon should cut the cake? Annie
G. Henderson is singing to Miss o.
A. Islands off because Tommie
Rollen belongs to her" Billy Jack.
son is singing to Bessie Anderson
"Love is a many splendid thing"
Orene Miller says that Frank John
son is not worthy of her. Corene
c. and Bonnie J. are couples Of the
year. Bessie A. is telling F. P,
"You won't be needin me no more"
Cuties: Dorothy Henderson, An
ME G., Clara Henderson, Bessie
Anderson, Ora Lee Henderson,
Gracella Jordon. OF course that's
not all, but Is most of all.
Jivers: L. N. Robertson, Larry
Robertson, Alexander Scott, Cor
nelius Adison, Roers Wade, Lonnie
Allen and Eddie Brown.
Reporters: Some close little
watchers.
Mrs. Walter Helen Williams is
very glad to have her father, Mr..
Ed Lewis visiting her. Mrs. Lewis
is 1913 years old.
Miss Naomi Smith will celebrate
her 10th birthday Saturday, Jan.
81, 1856. Miss Earnestine Black
man and I. C. Grey will serve as
hostesses. Mrs. Joseph Anderson
will be her special guest. The party
will start at 500 p. m. and last
until HOO p. m.
Mrs. Herine Nichols left Satur-
day, Jan. Is. for Los Angeles.
Calf, where she will make her
home. She is a member of the
Spring Hill M. B. Church.
Mrs. Swettie Howard of Canton,
Miss, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Emma Gum, Mrs. Allie Holiday and
Mrs. Maggie Suggerland.
Mrs. Elizabeth Langs is spend
ing the weekend in Jackson with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Hannah
Johnson.
Mrs. M. F. Langs of this city
is spending the weekend with Mrs.
Johnson.
BROAD STREET HIGH SCHOOL
GOSSIP:
what you gonna do,' and
thine will tell" are the theme
songs around Broad st. Junior
and Senior High. 1866 seems to
have all the answers because
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21

Inc 1T0SVcS AIU DO8Ku Va C0k
Street A. M. E. church held its
first meeting of the year January
Is, 1856 at the home Of Mrs. Thel-
ma C. Jones on Deerpark street
with the president, Miss Hattye E.
Roseman in charge.
After devotion and the business
session was held, plans for the
years activities were discussed, in
teresting remarks were made by
the pastor, Rev. T. w. Gaines be-
fore electing officers for the year.
During the social hour, gifts were
exchanged between members and
exposed to their secret pals.
The hostess served q delicious
luncheon to 20 members.
Miss HI. E. Roseman, president
Mrs. T. C. Jones, secretary
Rev. T. w. Gaines, pastor
The Sunny Dale Garden Club
held its January meeting Monday,
January Is, with Mrs. Gladys r..
Topp hostess in her home on West
Pearl st. The president, Mrs. Lin
ME Ross presided over the business
session. Mrs. Velma Peyton DEM
onstrated beautiful Irish arrange
ment.
During the social hour the host
ess served dainty refreshments.
Mrs. Carrye Henderson of Maple
Street left the City Friday for
Chicago, ILL.,, to be with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geraldine Bynes who is
recuperating nicely from a recent
car accident.
Rev. J. r. Perkins was pastor at
Pleasant Green Church in Ed
wards, Miss, Sunday, Jan. 1S, 1856.
MANY visitors attended these serv-
ices. Rev. Perkins preached an in
spring sermon.
We are very sorry to know that
Mr.. J. C. McClendon is in the st.
Economies Hospital. We wish him a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan Tate are the
proud parents of their fourth son,
born February 10, at st. Dominics
Hospital. Mrs. Tate and son are
doing nicely at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Henderson on Maple St.
The White Rose Club of Pearl
st. A. M. E. Church held its JAN
uary meeting at the home of Mrs.
Frances r. Greene on Pascagoula
St. After devotion the pastor, Rev
T. w. Gaines made interesting re-
marks and suggestions to the mem
bers.
After the election of officers
plans were completed for giving
away a ham to the person holding
the lucky number.
All persons who have taken
chances on the ham or plan to dc
so later are invited to meet with
the members for the drawing ir
their February, 8 meeting at the
home of Mrs. Viola Summers, I'LL
w. Pearl Street at 7 pm.
Rev. T. W. Gaines, pastor
Mrs F. r. Greene, president
Mrs. Anita B. Scott, secretary.
The Glamourettes Social Club
held it's first regular meeting al
1445 Erie Street, Sunday, January
Is, 1856 at 8 PM, with the Pres
ident, Mrs. Matte L. Walker, pre-
siding. Three new members were
added to the club. They are as fol
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21
OCEAN SPRINGS
NEWS

Mr.. Sammy Louis Boiling, wife
and daughter visited relatives and
friends here recently. Mr.. Boiling
is the son of Mrs. Ada Boiling,
who now resides in Gary, Indiana.
Mr.. Boiling also visited his wife's
home in Laurel, Miss.
The shut-ins are Mrs. Arcadia
Johnson, Alberta Sanders, Louisa
Smith, Virginia Clay and Alberta
Money.
The Ocean Springs High School
Basketball teams played Moss
Point High School Friday night.
The Ocean Springs girls won and
the boys lost.
The Regional meeting of the
Household of Ruth was held in
Hansboro Miss, recently.
Those who attended were: Mrs.
Vida Mayfield, Ella Smith, Eli
zabeth Keys, and Mrs. Della CAL
loway.
Sgt. Robert Philip of Kessler
Field, Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Massey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bradley, Lucy
Smith, Olivia Garner, Mr.. and
Alberta Sanders and Mrs. George
Mrs. Clarence Mercer and son,
Satcher were the dinner guests of
Mrs. Anita Mercer last week.
Mrs. Margaret Satcher spent the
weekend with Miss Georgia Sat
cher.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21

that would prevent a grand jury,
based on newly -discovered evidence,
from re-examining the matter"
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sleeve.

sleeve.
Mrs. Florence Williams is in the
Jackson County Hospital. We are
asking everyone to pray for her
speedy recovery.
Everyone thank Mr.. Bruce Will
liams for saving the Williams
home Sunday night from being
destroyed by fire.
The Junior Class and sponsor,
Mrs. M. w. Jennings were happy to
welcome a new student, Monday,
Jan. Is, in the Class.
Miss Olivia Hicks is from the
Camden Academy in Alabama. The
Class roll is 81 juniors.