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The echo., 1956-10-01
Lodge no. l93 Officers
Installed


Officers Of Lodge No 1913 Of Bond
were installed on September 10 by
Agent A. J. Barnett. Tie officers
installed are as follows: Rev E. D.
Williams, President; Bro, Ollie Bre-
land, Vice Pres; Bro. andrew Bre-
land, Treas. Sister Efne 2. Kennedy,
Sec; Sister Emily Ward, Cor. Sec;
Bro. willis Knight, Chaplain; Sisters
Helen Fowler, Daisy Williams and
Margurett Berry, Sick Committee. |
filled out certificate and left it
with them. No new members were
added.
A. j. Barnett, Agent.
The echo., 1956-10-01
Echo And Publication
Fee

Presidents who failed to send tlo,r
$500 Echo and Publication fee in
with their September reports are
sending their fees in nicely. All OF
these presidents stated that they for
got to send he fee. The sooner the
fee is sent to the office, the quicker
we car close cut your report for the
September Board.
Secretary.
The echo., 1956-10-01


Mr.. Sonny Boy Jordan, of Birm-
ingham, Ala, has been visiting his
mother, Mrs. Mollie F. Jordan, Of
Pachuta, and Sister, Mrs. Gladys L.
Chambliss, of Enterprise. While
here, Mr.. Williams, Mesdames Gla-
rvs Chambliss, Mollie F. Jordan,
Bertha Mae Chambliss and Mittie
Chambliss visited Mrs. Mollie F.
Jordan's Sister, Mrs. Matte Graham
and niece, Willie Mae Graham Of
Hattiesburg, Miss. We really had
an enjoyable time. Mr.. Jordan mo-
tored from Birmingham in his Sc
Chevrolet.
The echo., 1956-10-01
LeakeSville
Dear Secretary:

Dear Secretary:
Just a few lines to let you know
how well enjoyed the Convention.
It was wonderful. You have work
ed so faithfully for the Association
and are good leader I never viii
forget the great job that you ac-
complished. Continue to do so, and
| will pray that God will bless you.
Yours in service.
The echo., 1956-10-01

Mrs. NJ. L Curry president Of H..
B. a. Lodge No 500, located at Law
renee, Mississippi sent a remittance
in the amount Of $500 to cover her
Scholarship Quota in fttl.
The echo., 1956-10-01
West Enterprise News

BY Miss Bertha M. Chambliss
MIR. and Mrs Dennis King. Jr., and
children, and Mrs. Bette Cole, form
erly of Enterprise, have returned
home after spending a week in Ra-
cine, Wisconsin. They motored to
Racine in their new Chevrolet
The echo., 1956-10-01
Burial Exercises

Uniform: Men-Dark Suit, white
e'@Tes, white apron, badge and cap.
White dress, white gloves,
~,--e
Positic The president stands at
the heac casket. the secret.rv
star1s 80 light cf tn preside T.
the vice president staujs at the foe.
of the casket and the chanlain
.anos to the left of the president.
The members will form a semi
circle around the casket with each
member placing his right hand on
the right shoulder Of the member in
front Of him.
Lodge: Lord, take care of US"
President: We, The members of
the Holbrook Benevolent Associa-
lion, in order to form more perfect
union, care for the sick, bury the
dead, establish virtue, promote the
general welfare of our people and
secure the blessings Of Prosperity do
7rdain this Constitution. invoking
the blessings Of Almighty Cod. Gle
steps forward and throws the Con-
4titution into the grave).
Lodge; Amen!
Vice Pres: This deceased mem
her carried out the mandatos of The
II. 3. A He was willing to abide
by the rules and regulations found
IA this Ritual and Guide. Since it
was good enough for him to live by
we feel that it is fitting to deposit
it with his remains. CThe Vice Pres
ident steps forward and throws The
Ritual into the grave)
Lodge. Aracn Amen!
0ecreJaIy. can lruthfuily say
that this was a faithful and loyal
member He kept his policy in force
at all times by paying the assess
ment levied by the general and To-
cal bodies Our lodge has sustained
a great loss in the passing of this
member. 1t is also proper that we
deposit his record with him, but his
good works will remain with us.
(She steps forward and throws a
Finance Card nits the grave.)
The echo., 1956-10-01

Mrs. Vigor Gaddis. of Chicago. has
been visiting here and has now re-
turned to her home in Chicago.
The echo., 1956-10-01

Rev. Keys is president of Lodge
No. 70, located at Laurel, Mississip-
pi. He attends all Of the Boards in
order to keep UP with the happen
ings of the Association.
The echo., 1956-10-01
About Folk We Know

Miss Matte J.. Larkin. General Sec
rotary Of the H7lbrook Benevolent
Association, attended the marriage
Of Miss Lille B. Ray in Birmingham.
Alabama, Saturday. September %,
1856. She was accompanied on the
trip by Miss L. E. Larllin and Mes
DANES Nettie Johnson and Rose Bar
low.
Mr.. Derias Graft, president Of H.
B. A. Lodge No. 176, was in the Of
flee few days ago to learn more
about the scholarship fund.
Mr.. Marshall Clark, president of
H. B. A. Lodge No. 1875. was in the
office few days ago to renew up
some Of the delinquent members Of
his lodge. The lodge lost a large
number Of members in the Septem-
Der Board. The office force was
happy to know that some of the
members are renewing h-I mem
The echo., 1956-10-01

Mrs. Lee Eunice Overstreet has
gone to Chicago to live with her hus-
band, Mr.. Willie Lee Overstreet
The echo., 1956-10-01

Mr.. Ned Price, a member of Lodge
No. 267 is on the sick list.
The echo., 1956-10-01

Mr.. VIM. Bell, president of H. B.
A. Lodge No. 81 of Lauderdale, Miss,
was in the office Of the Secretary
last week.
The echo., 1956-10-01

Mrs Cera Lee Bender, Reportes
The echo., 1956-10-01
w, II, j. Weaver.

Yours il service,
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ED SULLIV
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Heart warming Experience

NEW YORK.-For SO years,
the Jewish Big Brothers group in
Boston has been supplying af-
lection and guidance to young
Sters who run afoul Of the law.
In nearly every case on which
they've been called in, they've
found that the youngsters prob
Ilems stem from broken home,
or from a home disfigured by
the drunkenness of the father.
I attended their Seth annual
meeting at Boston'S Hotel SOM
erset Wednesday night and
the experience was heartwarm-
ing.
J. Edgar Hoover once told me
that he resented the use of the
term Juvenile delinquent" Ac-
cording to the FBI head, They
should be spoken Of. instead, as
the children of delinquent adults.
Mothers and fathers who end
up in divorce courts are the ones
to blame. When youngsters lack
the certainty and assurance OF
a home that is filled with love
and affection, anything can hap
pen to them-and too often does
happen to them"
4
When a youngster is brought
to Children's Court for the first
time. the Jewish Big Brothers in
Boston dissolve the crisis in.
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Stantiy by assigning one of their
members to act as Big Brother
The Big Brother first establishes
a friendly relationship with the
boy. a friendship built over a
course of weekly meetings. This
will include fishing trips, pic
mics, visits to a Red Sox ball
game-things that. BY that time
the youngster is eager to talk
about himself and his problems
at home or in school.
The Big Brother reports these
problems to trained workers in
the setup, so at all times the en-
tire team is engaged in arriving
at the solution. AS a result. in
So years, the Jewish community
of Boston can pridefully reflect
that no national strain has sc
few brushes with the law.
4 s
Boston newspapermen wert
most interested in this reporter:
trip to Japan, They were startled
to learn that in Tokyo, the stage
production techniques were fal
in advance of Broadway. At the
Kokusai Theater, cast of 800
japanese eyefuls appear in 8
revue of II scenes. all elaborate
I've never seen such staging
effects. or production effects
Their 86-girl dancing line is al
expert as the Radio City Rock
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cites Their staging technioues
are far superior to our most
famous house in Rockefeller
Center.
Bostonians convinced that for
mer Mayor James M. Curley will
go through with his threatened
suit against the publisher of
The Last Hurrah." Curley's
proposed sale of his home would
indicate that he is financially
strapped. Peggy Ann Gar
ner marrying Albert Salmi on the
18th. Hoagy Carmichael
and Nancy Sinatra in tune.
Moss Hart penning his biog.
A son for the David Goldings
tSam Goldwyn's press chief
Comic George Kaye honey
incoming with Eloise c'Fanny")
Milton. The Mort Lindseys
Judy johnson of r. @. Lewis
TVer) named him Stephen.
Janice Rule prefers Dean Stock
well. Jimmy Savo into
Ruoan Bleu. A son for the
Peter Ustinovs. His fellow
comics shocked by the death of
Julie Oshins.
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THE PASSING SHOW
Mamie Stover's Revolt
Is a BIoodIess One
BY HAIRY MACARTHUR

you really can't rest until have learned why Mamie
Slower out of Francisco should be able to divine
the from THE Revolt of Mamie Sover at the Palace
lively its residents dedicated to nurturng
the enjoying life gracious than that known
screwbas Angeles Mamie unitigaed
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
Catholic U.-"Cross Your Fin
gers; $3.50 pm.
National - Dark. 1.-THE Tea
house of the August Noon
starts May 81.
Shubert-Dark. Thieves Par
adise" starts May 20.
Screen
Ambassador - THE Maverick
Queen; l:20, 1925, $50, 1885
and 9:40 pm.
Capitol - Meet Me In Las
Vegas; 11:10 am, l:20. 1925,
5:35, TAO and GAS pm.
Colony THE Ladykillers";
6:l5. 8 and 9:55 pm.
COlumbia-'Tribute to a Bad
man." II am. ITO, 800, $50,
TAO and 9:55 pm.
Dupont - "Zanzabuku";; /,
2;45, 4;30. $40, sos and 9:55
pm.
Keith's - Hot Blood: HAS
am. l:50, $50. 5:55, 7:55 and
9:55 pm.
Little - Flesh Merchant; 1,
235, 4, 5:35. 7. $40 and GAS
pm.
observation-disclosures at Sea-:
6:l5. 8 and $50 pm.
MetrOpOlitan-"The Maverick
Queen; ll:45 am. las, 3:45,
5:45. 7:45 and GAS pm.
OntariO--"The Birds and the
Bees; lis. 1920, $50, 7:35 and
GAS pm.
Paiace--"The Revolt Of Mamie
Slower; 1870 am. 1875. $40,
$40. 7:45 and $50 pm.
Playhouse - Patterns: 1l:2O
am, LOS, $50, ABS, $40, $40
and 9:55 pm.
Plaza--"Citizen Kane; 1925
2:40. 5, 7:l5 and GAO pm.
Trans-Lux-"Picnic":: II am,
los, 3:l5, SOS. 1885 and $50
pm.
Warner--"Cinerama Holiday;
$3.50 pm.
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HOLLY WOOD
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Rock Eyes Summer Theoter

gey'S serious operation. has now
been Cancelled, which leaves me
treading water" the ace director
told me.
Robert Newton's five-year-old
son by a previous marriage is a
boarder at a local military
school. How sad it is for him
and his 24-year-old half sister
who came here to live with Rob-
ert only a few months before
his death.
Marilyn Monroe is willing to
work nights on BUS Stop" to
finish in time to leave for Eng
land by July 6. She's not at all
we'll.
Esther Williams aqua spec
"Opens July 80 at Wembley, Lon
don, and after five weeks there
Esther will bring the water ba-
bies back to New York. And
NBC color shows it in Septem-
Der. Then" Esther reports. I'll
take the show on 20-city tour"
She's going to end up a million
airesS.
Sonia Henie's husband, Win
throp Gardner. claims in his
Florida divorce suit that she
had promised to give up her
career when they married. !
don't think Sonia could breathe
right if she weren't working.
There's a big change in
Marilyn Monroe's Sleeping
Prince" movie with Laurence
Olivier. In the stage version,
Olivier was married to Martha
Hunt. Now she will be his
mother! Also. the ending will be
"a little different: In the play
Larry went back to his wife; in
the movie he will give up
Marilyn to return to his Job as
king. One thing will remain the
same as in all Olivier's films:
The set will be closed tight dur
ing the shooting.
! When Ann Miller excused her.
self to ''call my baby" while at
lunch with me and Nicola
Michaels. I thought she meant
a man--but learned later she
meant her new poodle. And who
is Nicola? This red-haired
freckle-faced girl is SO un-
assuming that I didn't know
until she left us that her father
was Mr.. Big at MGM-Nick
Schenck. Nick started Nicola s
acting career with a good role
IN The Power and the Prize. "
II Oscar Levant leaves his
local panel show on TV. it will
be because he is working hard
as Producer Arthur Freed's as.
sistant. Another reason (mine)
would be that mis- witticisns ars
too good to be heard on a loca
outlet only.
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THE REVOLT OF MAMIE SLOWER. ,
q 10th Century Fox picture produced
Walsh, screenplay Sy sydney Boehm
from the novel by william Bradford
HUE, music by HUGO Freebooter, in
and De Luxe color. At the
Palace Theater
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HOLLYWOOD (NANA) Rock
Hudson wants permission from
U-I to do a play in a summer
theater near Chicago mex
month, while he is on vacation
Rock is tired of hearing himself
described as merely handsome
At last reports, permission wa:
to be granted.
Milton Berle is reading 81
movie scripts, but nothing do.
ing" he told me. until 1 take
Ruth to Europe September 4
for a two-month vacation"
Dan Daley emcees the Cole Por.
ter night, July % in the Holly
wood Bowl. Then he goes to thu
Sahara for four weeks at little
less than $4,000 per week.
Bob Hopes Iron Petticoat'
with Katharine Hepburn will be
shown at the Berlin Film FeSti.
val. Bob will be there. but moi
Katie; she prefers Cuba. . New
citizens Stewart Granger anC
Jean Simmons are leaving Hol-
lywood to settle on a cattle
ranch in New Mexico. They'll
commute here for movies.
Dorothy Mcguire was with
husband John Swope at the pri-
vate showing of "Hilda Crane
at 20th-Fox. Naturally, asked
about her work. Nothing" said
Dorothy blissfully. I'm having
the delightful torment of re-
doing some of the rooms in our
house" She was Just as excited
over daughter Mary's debut on
television here on the Mary Nc
Adoo Show. Jean Pierre Au-
mont tweed with bride Marisa
Pavan at preview before taking
off for Paris and Rome. The
movie? AS star Guy Madison told
me: ITS high-class soap opera"
His wife, Sheila Connolly, add
ed, women will love it,"
agree. You'll find a new Jean
Simmons in this-she's terrific.
Hank Potter's picture for Hum
phrey Bogart and Lauren Ba-
call. all ready to go before b.
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Spanish-fiavored English, on
which he has had only a year
of practice, will permit. That's
what somebody did the other
Inight-asked him a straight
question about how he had start
ed as a dancer. 1t turned out to
be an easy transition from an
other career which he had
examined closely enough to
reject.
When I am young" Mr.. Bar
rea declared, Il am training for
bullfighter. But the first bull
frighten me. No more bull
Fighter
1t was not an especially large
bull, either. that first one he en-
countered. Mr.. Barrera went on,
holding his hand down to in
dictate one about the size of a
st. Bernard. 1t was formidable
enough. however, to indicate
that there were greener fields
than the one in the center of
a bull ring.
X
FOR THE DEFENSE Miss
Toledo. whose English is sprayed
just family enough with Span
ish accent to be piquant, spoke
up. 1t was her point that this
sort of respect for a bull is not
considered unseemly by aficion-
Iados, unless it is displayed by a
man who processes to be a fear
less toreador.
You have to know about
bullfighting," she said. Il am
kind to animals and l don't like
to see them hurt. but those
people who say they feel sorry
for the bull don't know what
they're talking about. Me, ]
feel sorry for the man. That bull
looks at the man and at the
cape, from one to the other.
And nobody but the bull knows
whether he is going to charge
the man or the cape"
It was fairly clear that she
thought Mr.. Barrera displayed
the greatest good sense that
time when as a tyro toreador
he was confronted with the first
small bull.
X
MONDAY MEMOES - More
than a quorum, of the enter
|tainers in town will be on hand
tomorrow night in the Hall of
Nations at the Washington Ho-
tel to entertain workers in the
United Cerebral Palsy drive.
The above-named dancers from
the Old New Orleans will be on
hand. So will Hank Fort, as
mistress of ceremonies, assisted
by Patty Gavin and Art Lamb.
Among others: T1ppy Stringer
(WRC). Joe Rocardel May
flower LOUNGE, Gene Archer
(WRC) and a generous swatch
OF the Shoreham Blue Room
show. +. Singer Gogi Grant
and Pianist Stan Freeman con-
tinue for one more holdover
week in the Statler's Embassy
Room. Connie Bennett, who re-
Gently astounded New York by
singing 'Dungaree DOLL" ar
rives there one week from to-
night.
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the screwballs down Los Angeles
bore. The wonder is not that she
was tossed out of San Francisco
but that she was allowed to come
to rest as close as Honolulu.
The goth Century-Fox film
which relates Mamie's rise and
fall in Hawaii. produced by
Buddy Adler and directed by
Raoul Walsh, is large, loud and
occasionally scenic. 1t is Cinema
Scope in size. Deluxe in hue and
vapid in content.
1t takes up Mamie as she is
delivered to a San Francisco
dock by the law. Aboard Homo
, lulu-bound freighter she meets a
nice writer who lives in a house
on the hill out there and from
then on she wants to live in a
house on the hill. You wouldn't
understand unless you were an
other have-not. That's what
Mamie says.
She does not, however. get the
house on the hill right away.
First she stops off at a place
named The Bungalow. This is a
euphemistic establishment Dor
rowed from the Westerns, where
in the girls dance and talk. re-
spectacle as all get out. to en-
terrain the customers. Mamie
becomes quite a whiz at these
arts, though the evidence pre-
sented makes this more than
family far-fetched
Anyhow, Mamie soon is max
ing $40 or $50 a might dancing
and talking and before long there
is Pearl Harbor and she is out
buying up real estate like mad
Goes through quite a busy war,
she does. And lest you think this
is a lot of nonsense and no social
document, Mamie winds up
bereft of her writer, with nothing
to show for Honolulu but her
capital gains.
Jane Russell plays the title
role in The Revolt Of Mamie
Stover," running a full gamut
from sullen to less sullen. Others
prominently trapped are Agnes
Moorehead, Richard Egan and
Joan Leslie. 1t is to be hoped
that they enjoyed the location
trip to Hawaii. Somebody should
find something rewarding in all
this.
THE AWFUL TRUTH - An
honest man has just been found,
What's more he has been found
in night club, of all places.
Furthermore, he is in show bust
ness, part of the new entertain
ment on display in the Sazerac
Room at the Old New Orleans.
This enterprise engages the serv-
ices of Singer Suzanne Laslo,
Dancers Laura Toledo and Jose
Barrera and Guitarist Diego Cas-
tellon. The former is late of the
Viennese Lantern in New York,
sings Viennese and other Euro
pean-type songs. The dancers
are late of EScudero's Cor, as
they put it, MISTER Escudero's)
dance company. They stage quite
an exciting display of pulse
quickening Flamenco dance and
music and are a distinct credit
to their late dance master.
Now. about that honest man.
Entertainers, as a class, are not
hampered by inhibited egos and
there even are those who will
admit to being greater in all
ways than they really are. Mr..
Barrera. in this country only a
year. has not heard about the
tradition. You ask him straight
question and you get a straight
answer, or as straight as his
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MIDTOWN NEW YORK
That Lovely Monster, Spring
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

floor and then belted the baby
just because she was the Baby.
Any fool, Mommy told Daddy,
would know that they sold
candied apples at Palisades
Park. Further. Palisades Park is
just nice spring ferry ride from
125th street. So everybody head
ed toward 125th street and, after
inquiring Of friendly natives in
uptown Manhattan, reached the
ferry shed. The ferry shed was
full of used cars.
Amt been a ferry here for
five years." said the salesman.
Aren't you the well-informed
newspaperman," Mommy told
daddy, giving her short, choppy
laugh. How you do keep your
finger on the changing pulse of
your great city. Well go over
the George Washington Bridge.
Get on the West Side highway"
Daddy got the car on the
highway and kept it there. There
was no place to go. The cars
stretched for miles, solid and
motionless. Daddy couldn't go
forward and he couldn't go back
ward. The car itself couldn't go
sideways. 1t was enough to give
a sandhog claustrophobia.
Get of this thing" said
Mommy in disgust.
After a certain period of time
Daddy got on the bridge and
over into Jersey. Something
was wrong with the car and he
pulled it into garage. Every
body got out, including the dog.
The mechanic got in and raced
the motor. Smoke beloved out
from under the engine. The dog
ran into the garage for cover.
you've made the dog mad"
said Baby reproachfully.
X y X X
Palisades Park was a welcome
sight, after Daddy. Mommy and
Baby made it on foot. Baby
looked in wonder at the people
on the roller coaster. Daddy
went and bought the candied
apple. Baby bit into it. do
you like the candied apple?"
asked Mommy. "Naw." said
Baby. She threw it into the lap
of guy just starting out on the
roller coaster.
"Ah, spring! You're here at
last"
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Lone Island Area

NEW YORK. Long Island.
New YORK. is about l18 miles IN
length and ABOUT % miles at
its point of greatest width.
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Boys Club Begins
raining Proaorm

Division II of the metropolitan
Police Boys Club will inaugurate
its seventh annual summer camp
training program tonight at GAS
o'clock at Club No. 2, 1910 Third
street NV.
Tonight's meeting is the first
of six sessions during which the
club will attempt to locate and
train personnel for positions in
the divisions summer camp
Medical advisers and kitchen
helpers are two types of person
mel being especially sought this
year.
For an applicant to qualify as
medical adviser he must have
completed at least two years in
an accredited medical school,
Kitchen helpers are recruited
from junior and senior high
school students. All applicants
must have references.