Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-11-03
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By PERCY GREENE

NIGHT: Out in North jackson,
some of the neighbors are COM
planning about three sisters who
wake up early every morning and
start one of the loud laffing con-
versations dealing with every
body's business and mostly about
what they heard. When | heard
about the neighbors' complaint
had the greatest sympathy for
their predicament because I've
heard it said that there is nothing
in the world like crew of long
tongued gossipy women when 1T
comes to wrecking the peace and
friendliness of a neighborhood. l
thought of it as | washed down my
hot fried catfish and a bottle of
cold Falstaff Beer and my mind
went over the the song they used
to sing here while back about
"Your Feets Too Big" Not only
did | think about the three big
mouthed sisters who wake up early
in the morning and starts that
long -tongued gossip in North Jack
son, but | also thought about what
folks say about those women who
get on the buses every morning and
start running off at the-mouth,
which is just as bad, if not worse
than that gossipy crew whose main
design is to wreck the peace OF
the neighborhood by doing with
the mouth and tongue what would
otherwise be impossible. The more
| thought, the more | was convlnc-
ed that the women with big feet,
don't need to worry much about
that song your Feets Too Big, "
because there are lot of things
that can hide big feet. But since
the beginning of time folks have
been searching for but they never
have been able to find anything
worse than a long-tongued big
mouthed woman. Don't let them
put you in that class sister, and
whenever you start talking about
something that you really don't
know nothing about, look down at
your feet. If your feet are too
big that's all right, but nobody IN
the world cares anything about a
long-tongued plymouth woman.
COME ON YOU F R S H
STREETERS: The Jackson College
Tigers off to one of their best
seasons in the past few years IN
playing the powerful Texas Sou
thern Panthers out at Alumni
Stadium Saturday night, game
starting at 1880, all you kats that
been complaining about the team
don't have much to complain about
now the way the tigers have been
going and you sure oughta
be out there Saturday night to back
them up against the strongest team
they will play on their home
grounds this season.
HEARD ALONG THE OLE
AVE: Talking about Football |
heard group of Aine Haggars
Chillun talking about Abe Wood
son, one of the members of-the-
tribe from Jackson, who starred
in the Illinois Upset of Powerful
Michigan last Saturday. He made
three touchdowns what l
heard one say was I wunder whut
he'der done efen he'der been in dem
games when Ole Miss was playing
Two-lane and Arkansas.
THAT OLE BYRD: That carrys
in his bill that little old heart
warming and family cementlng
bundle left one the other day at
the home of young Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Jones, who lives out Whit
field Mill Road way. lisa Boy and
everybody is we'll and happy.
WHO WOULD BE THE WIN
NER: Some of the Kats up, and
down the Ole Avenue are now say
ing that if they'd have a contest
to see who is the best looking
waitress on Parish Street they
don't know which one would WIN
that one up in Shepherds or
that one that just started working
down at the Home Dining Room.
WEEKLY QUOTATION: "You
have not converted man because
YOU have silenced him.-Joh, VS.
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