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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-01

ers. The boys. from Mt Sterling
racked up seven of nineteen passes
for seventy-eight yards gained
through the passing route while
Frankfort hit one in three tries
for twenty-five yards to the credit
side. Frankfort made ten first
downs for an average of nineteen
yards on each or one hundred
ninety yards while Mt. Sterling
racked up only five touchdowns,
but averaged 20.2 yards on each
one
Coach John Henn's Mt. Sterling
lads recovered three Frankfort
fumbles in the game but that did
not counteract the three Mt. Ster-
ling passes intercepted. The Frank
fort squad had obviously secuted
Mt. Sterling with an eagle eye.
They came well prepared for the
passing arm of Mt. Sterling's
Roger Heise.
Frankfort scored once in the
first period, twice in the second,
were held scoreless in the third
and came back running in the
fourth for two more to give a final
and fatal thirty-four to nothing
score.
Coach Henr has two weeks to
practice before his next game, in
which he will meet the Pickett
men of Madison South in the Mt.
Sterling Homecoming battle. Both
Madison county teams, and both
Darby Valley Leaguers, will be do
ing their best to claim solid vic
tory. The boys will rest this Fri
day night during an open date.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-01
S p q r 7 S
London Downs Strong Squad
From Worthington In Big
Thriller Friday Evening

Coach Jim Bowlus' London High
School Red Raiders came through
with startling 1914 victory over
highly-rated Worthington Friday
night on the Worthington grid
iron. 1t was the last league game
between London and Worthington,
and q. t was a glorious VIC
tory"
The flying pigskir, propelled by
the accurate arm of Gus Miller,
struck for paying yardage in eight
out of twelve flinrs, and on two of
the passes the result was touch
down for the Red Raiders.
Although Coach Bowlus admits
that the Raiders still need more
work and experience. he admitted
that the Worthington game was
probably the hest of the season.
But, the Raiders had a bitter taste
of defeat in their mouth following
the 60 loss to Urbana just a week
earlier, and IN the Urbana game
they played through four full peri
DDS of mud and rain to get beat.
They were OFT to win when they
hit the grass at Worthington.
Fugett took a five-yard pass in
the end zone TO give the Raiders
their first marker Creath account
ed for the second touchdown with
the Miller-pass coming from Be
yards out into the end zone. Ting.
ley showed through from the three.
yard line to make the third touch,
down. Arrick kicked three times
and got in pay territory for the
1914 score. The Worthington team
lost their standing as unbeatable
In the Worthington battle, CoacE
Bowlus had thrown five new mer
into the offensive lineup, which
made some difference i'm the play
ing. The team was playing withou
the services of Abner who hat
been injured during practice.
Hart made the only pass inter
ception of the game when h,
caught Worthington toss t,
change the travel direction. Jerr,
Roberts was given big hand fo
his efforts at center. There wa
not a single tumble marked u
against the London squad durinj
the game.
The Red Raiders will be prep
ping for a bout with billiards thi
week, and will play here Frida
night. The night will be desig
mated Dads night incidentally
West Jefferson tied billiards whe
they met on the West Jefferso
Field two weeks ago, and Londo
will be out to beat that
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-01
Mt. Sterling Hit
For $40 Loss In
frankfort Fight

Mt. Sterling High Schools grid
ders bowed to a fast and running
Frankfort team Friday night by
$40 score. But, in few phases
of the playing, Mt. Sterling actu-
ally out-performed the Frankfort
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20

sondy River Items
Years Of Planning, Waiting, Pay Off
As Judy Oldham, Jean Gates Leave

4 Friday the 18th Of this month
marked a great day for Pam, Earl
Smiths horse. as she gave birth to
Ia beautiful fllly How proud she
was Of her little colt and how she
guarded it as children gathered to
admire perhaps the only baby mare
in Prince Edward county.
4 j. j. Stinson. Of Buckingham. Mn
ANA Mrs. Walter Cox and Mrs
George sheffield. OF Farmville
visited Ms Patterson in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruce Sun
day
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gates. Betty
10 and Julian Gates and Edward
Kennedy were in Richmond Sunday
for 4 little sightseeing and the
Richnond-Buffalo bail game.
/ Wilson Hubbard spent Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Oldham
4 Several Visit Bradshaw
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Carlton and
daughter. Marjorie, of st. Stevens
Church. Miss Alice Carmichael, OF
8Lynchbure, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Snelson, Of Richmond. visited Willie
Bradshaw in the home OF MI and
Mfrs. Lewis Armistead.
4 Mrs. Sam McNutt. and Frank
spent Sunday in the home OF Nj.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20

and Mrs. James Gates They visited
Jean before her departure.
Mrs Everett Priddy and Mrs
Sam Hughes visited MIR. and Mrs.
John Gates Sunday. 1
r r. Jennings 4spent the week
end with his mother and father in
law. MI and Mrs Jslan Meek.
Misses Oldham. Gates Leave
Madison and Radfnrd Colleges
extended welcoming hands this week
to Judy Oldham and jean Gates, res
pectively as they entered for their
freshman years
From the day these young ladies
entered public school :hen parents
have hoped and planned for their
college career Il wa period Of
great anticipation. Then .as they
progressed ana eacii graduated
from Farmville High School with
honors. came period Of serious
deliberatim and consideration. as
together with their parents they Sc
lected the colleges for their future
educadon< All through the spring
and summer. tleiI spirits rose
higher as they engaged III prepare
ton with Illustrations,
Then came the time for the
realization Of thai great day Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
NMeherrin lite ms
Missionary Society TO Haze Special
State Missions Program Friday

Baptist church WAGu met Sep
te.nber 10 a the church Friday the
missionary society VIII nave i
special program melting fog the
state missions.
Harris Gee. I j Davis. Flied
Schmidt and Ernest Herzigs spent
Sunday in jamestown sightseeing.
Mrs. jamie Dance, Of Richmond.
spent two DAYS here last week
Sunday guests Of M and MI.
r. O. ptiddg We're Mr. and Mfs
Everett Priddy. Ut Burkeville. and
Vernon Prddy Of Portsmouth
Nh. and Mrs. odell Grafton, Of
Richmond. visited Mr. and Mrs
W Grafton Sunday
Willie Flowers and bis sister. Mrs.
Maggie GlideWen. pf Richmond
visited relatives herc last week
Mrs Robert Ball and family 81
Glen Alien. visited Ml and Mrs.
L. B. Hurt Sunday
Mrs Ola Fawlkes and her brother.
Witt Holt. Of Barnes Junction. at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Florence
Clarke III Farmville Sunday.
Mr. ana Ars. JoR jenkins att
tended the flnegal III Edgar Lane
IN Victoria Sunday
H. Z Qneensbesfy mas been sick
for & few days
Mrs Daisy Flowers is improving
after an Illness
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20

Rev and Mrs. II N. Soyars and
Miss Mary LYLE were dinner guests
Of Mrs n L Bradshaw Sunday
Clyde Bradshaw Of Norfolk, was
the overnight guest Of Mrs. Brad
shaw Thursday.
Mrs. Lena Morrissetle, Mrs. Mer-
ri! Digger and Judy. We're lunch
con guests Of MI. and MIS-. F. G,
Walton Thursday
MISS Ethel Sims, Of Alexandria
spent the week end at Their home
here
Mi and MIS-. Gene Banton. and
Diane. spent Sunday with Mi. and
Mrs J H Banton at Cartersville
Muiioys Visit
Mr. and MIS- jimmy Mulloy, and
baby, Of Maryland. were week end
guests Of Nh. and Mrs. w. L.
Vaughan
Mrs. j Frank Wood. OF Richmond
and Mrs. Nell Holland Jones, OF
Amelia are Spending this week with
M. ana Mrs W s Weaver.
MIS- Susie Baldwin. Of Abilene,
is spending several days with her
son E " Baldwin, and Mrs. Bald
win.
Mrs. Southall Farrar and Miss
Mabel Vaughan are spending this
week with Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A
French at Sunny Side.
MI and Mrs W. j Snelson. Of
Richmond. spent last week with her
sister. Mrs. Z I. Marshall. and Mr.
Marshall
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20

eYed youngsters. I'll their paiamas
5nd niahiEown, ihey knot Gathering
around bin In eageruess and af-
fcction and trying at the same time
To be good host and hostesses.
Among those attending the milk
commissioners hearing i'll Richmond
Iha sdag were Drewry Bruce, John
and James Gates
Charlie Gates, the supervisor Of
Locket, district. and Mrs Gates 1t.
tended the dinner party OF Dayton
Dillon Of Darlington Heights This
dinner was given III the old Dillon
hone Tot tbs fellow supervisors and
It'll ether county officials
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20

separation Their parents. NAH aha
Mrs VI. Al Oldham and Mr and
Mis-. James Gates. accompanied
them 10 their destinations with
mingled feeling Of exulsation and
desperation As tn ey journeged
home, was there not feeling Of
detlatJ0n?
W. viii miss them, but wish them
success as the pursue then c0urs ss
with determination
Miss Meek Entertains
Miss Jean Meek entertained the
TWAS in her home Thursday
Mr. and MIS-. Carroll Bass spent
Saturday night and Sunday IN the
hcnle Ut Mr. and MES William
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20

Linwood Ear and Becky Lee
Hubbard q Roanoke grandchildren
vi MI ana Mrs. Roscoe Hubbard
spent two weeks with their grand
parents Saturday. MI. and Mrs.
Hubbard took them to Roanoke and
spent the week end with MI and
Mrs W r Hubbard
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Program Listines

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IA Hours. -Four Women in
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Helen Hayes. Ralph Meeker.
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1900
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Riehords Douglas. Ooniels.
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ll:20
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! Hour. Direct from the WMAL
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ll:25
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1870
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SIS Min. "Morried and in Love.
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Fridoy ond Smith set out to crock
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9-Climox. Dromo.
Hour. Murder Is o Witch"
The frontie efforts Of mother
to protect her son from punish
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Mona Freeman. Dean StoekweIl
800
4-People'S Choice. Comedy.
Sock assumes he is going to be-
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Weekend in Winnetko." A
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word. Virginia Bruce ElinoT Don
ohue Anito Louise. hostess.
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7-Boekstose. Sports. News.
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Man With Many Nomes." An
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Richard Trovis. Whit Hissell
7:lS
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7:3o
4-Andy WilIioWs- June VoIIi.
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"Pordon for Curly"
9-Serseont Preston. Action.
The theft of o priceless block
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Yukon King on q relentless search
of the klondike. Richard Sim
mons stors. lRepeot.D
7:45
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500
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Bob tries TO tolk Chuck and his
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Hour. "6orren Horest." b
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thinks he hos committed the per
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prove there is no such thing.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21
WOODSON-WAITS
WEDDING RECEPTION
CTTNYn Az
SUNDAY

OF much interest to their
many friends is the invitation
sent out this week by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonas LeHal Wallis, Sr.,
to a wedding reception for
their daughter Miss Ruth Lee
Waits and Mr.. James H. Wood
son of Hattiesburg, Miss, on
Sunday, December %, at four
o'clock in their home, 1917
Florence Ave. Miss Waits, who
formerly worked in a secretar-
1al position at Lanier High
school is now working at AL
corn College. A graduate of
Wherefore, and a member of
Pearl Street A. M. E. Church.
Miss Waits is a chartered mem
Der and past president of the
popular EnAvant Social and
Civic Club. Mr.. Woodson is a
graduate of Jackson State Col
iege and is now a member of
the faculty of Martin Elemen-
tary school. The wedding will
unite two of the states most
prominent families.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21
DONNIE f. LANYARD
THANKS READERS

Little Donnie E. lanyard, z
year old carrier for one of the
Negro greatest newspapers,
The Mississippi Enterprise,
wish to thank the Staff and
his many customers listed be-
low and at the same time, wish
all of you MERRY CHRIST
MAS AND HAPPY NEW Year:
Mrs. Sarah M. Harvey, Editor;
Rev. c. L. O'Bannon and other
staff members; Rev. r. w.
Crawford, Mrs. Sallie B. Dun
can, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hicks,
MFR. and Mrs. Lethone Sayles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bradford,
Jr., Mrs. Annie B. Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. James Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Bruce, Mrs. Susie
Mae Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
mic Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
ME Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter L. Owens, Mrs. Marian Nc
Coy, Mrs. Galbrella Crawford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Poindex-
ter, Mrs. Berlene Wells, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lee lanyard,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. t. Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. Lonnie Gipson, Mr..
and Mrs. Havon Williams, Mrs.
Mollie Smith, Miss Helen
Wright.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21
TEEN-AGE BOOK CLUB TO
FEATURE STORIES AND
FILM AT CARVER library

The newly organized Teen
Age Book Club sponsored by
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
will feature Christmas stories
at its second meeting in the
Carver Municipal Library audi
forum, corner Mill and Hamil-
ton, on Thursday afternoon.
Dec. 10, at 5 p. m.
E. L. Lipscomb, vice presi-
dent of the Security Life In
surance Co. and Public ReIa-
tons Representative of The
Jackson Coca Cola Bottling Co.
will be the guest reviewer. Sa-
rah Frances Smith, member of
the Book Club and an eighth
grade student at Lanier High
school, will also tell a Christ
mas story from one of the
books she borrowed from Car.
yer Library. A special feature
OF the meeting will be the
showing of the filmstrip based
on the book, Christ and the
Fine Arts" by Cynthia Maus.
Miss Vivian Romans, librarian
IS planning a display of Christ.
mas books for teen-agers and
books may be taken for home
use following the meeting.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21

Christmas"
The minutes of the last meet
ing were adopted as read. Old
business conferred around the
christmas Gift Shopping Ba-
zaar" to be held in the home
of Mrs. Bennetta Curry on
Neal Street. Courtesies were
extended to two members. The
Welfare Committee reported
that the fruit taken to three
elderly Clinton citizens was
very well received on Thanks
giving Day. Other new mem
bers were Mrs. Annie B. Steele
and Mrs. Alean Russell.
New business was making
plans for the club Christmas
party to be in the home of Mrs.
Mettazee Harris on Tuesday
night, Dec. 10th at 7 p. m.
Members and their guests will
attend this gala affair.
Also comments were made
on the 'sMost Popular Home
maker of Clinton" contest
which closes on the first Sun
day in January.
Agent Hill commented on
the November council meeting
and briefed the members on
inexpensive home decorations
for Christmas. She also en-
lightened the club women on
the making of magic fruit cake.
Assistant agent, Miss Mar
garet Jointer, conducted a de-
lightful game. The club col
lect and Mizpah were recited.
Christmas carol recordings
were played as members en-
joyed hot cocoa, open-faced
sandwiches, candy and nuts.
The next meeting will be
held Tuesday, January 7, 1858
at $50 p. m. in the home of
the assistant secretary, Mrs.
Annie Laura Robinson, on
Neal Street.
Mrs. Jean p. Wilkinson, Pres.
Mrs. Marie Williams, Sec.
Mrs. Sadie c. Hill, Agent.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21
MRS. ANDERSON HOSTESS
TO IDLE HOUR JRS.

The Idle Hour Junior Club
held its final meeting ST at the
lovely home of Mrs. Bessie
Anderson, 2238 Mobile Avenue
on Monday. Dec. 16.
The meeting was called to
order by the president, Mrs.
Mary e. Ford. Devotion was
led by Mrs. Bessie Stay.
During the business session
reports were made from the
Christmas Party held at Whit
field for patients at Cottage E.
Officers were elected for the
year 1858 and plans were made
for the annual party to be held
on New Years Eve.
At the close of the business
session a delicious menu con.
SlStlng or turkey and all the
trimmings were served the fol.
lowing: Mrs. Mary E. Ford
Mrs. Marion o. Knox, Mrs
Vernell Gardner, Mrs. Emma
Mason, Mrs. Bessie L. Slay
Miss Vonceil Geeston, Mrs
Nell Buckhalter, Mrs. Fannie
Stingley, Mrs. Annie l.. Smith.
Mrs Rosie B. Jenkins, and
guest, Mrs Mary Thomas.
The next meeting will be
held on January 20, at the
home of Mrs. Mary e. Ford
2440 Prosperity Street.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21
JACKSON SOCIAL
NEWS
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

fist Church held its annual
Christmas Party at the Col
lege Park Club House on Sun
day, December IS from 4 to 6
p. m.
Christmas carols were sung
by the entire group led by Mrs.
Ruth Langofrd. "The Occa-
sion" was given by Mrs. Des-
sic Newton. Games of bingo
and pinning the tail on the
donkey were enjoyed by all.
Prior to the serving of tas-
ty chicken salad menu Grace
was said by the Rev. B. ID.
Rushing. The following men,
bers and guest were present:
Mrs. Lula Parrish, Rev. and
Mrs. B. d. Rushing, Mr.. ID.
Lovelady, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Seaton, Mrs. Geneva Sea-
ton, Mrs. Eula Michael, Mrs.
Thea Powell, Mrs. Helen Nor
wood, Mrs. Esther Wheaton,
Mrs. Ruth Langford, Mrs. An
ME L. Smith, Miss Alice r..
Thompson, Miss Eva L. Hooks,
Mrs. Elease Morgan, Mrs.
Eunice Ingram, Miss Arthur
l.. Moore, Mrs. Edna Grant,
Mrs. Rosie B. jenkins, Mrs.
Bette Williams, Mrs. Ruth
Huddleston, Miss Florence
Hardy, Mrs. Anna Ross, Mr..
Joe Lewis, Mr.. Willie Crane.
Mrs. Bessie Newton, Mrs. Mary
Ford and Mrs. Rebecca Robin
son.
Remarks were given Mrs.
Rushing and Mrs. Parrish, af-
ter which gifts were exchang-
ed. A delightful evening was
had by all.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21
FAMILY OF THE LATE
DAVID TURNER
EXPRESS THANKS

We wish to thank the Bailey
Avenue Garden Club, the Gar
den Club Council, the Friend
ship Club, Magnolia, Miss,
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Magnolia, Miss, and our many,
many friends for your prayers,
flowers, cards of sympathy and
your helping hand in the short
illness and death of our below
ed father, the late Deacon Da-
vid Turner, Magnolia, Miss. 1t
means much to know that you
are remembered by friends in
hours of sorrow. May Gods
richest blessings be upon each
of you is our prayer. Signed:
Children.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21
by Joe Dyson's Band

by Joe Dyson's Band.
A special invitation is beins
extended to the administrators
of the various local colleges.
Officers of the Pan-Hellenic
Councils:
Pres, Miss Ora Ports -
AKA Sorority.
Vice Pres, Mr.. Fenton Gray
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity.
Rec. Sec, Miss L'Dina Rob,
inson - Sigma Gamma Rho
Sorority.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Erma Dozier
- Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Tres, Mr.. Victor Jones -
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity.
Sergt. at Arms, Mr.. Oscar
White - Phi Sigma Fraternity.
Parliamentarian, Miss Ber-
tina Brookins - Zeta Phi Beta
Sorority.
Chaplain, Mrs. Walter Wash
ington = Alpha Phi Alpha.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21

Continued from Page u
Sharing a table with beauti-
clans Myrtis GREGORY and
Alice EASTERLING, we had
the time of our lives Fol-
lowing the tasty Turkey Din
ner, served with all the trim
mings, as Santa Claus" we
had the honor of presenting
to the guests, the many, many
lovely gifts that were under
the beautifully decorated
Christmas Tree and the extra
pleasure of revealing to the
beauticians their Secret Pals
for 1857 For most en-
joyable evening we say BIG
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21

GETTING OUT A SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS ISSUE and try
ing to accommodate all our adj
vertisers, has made it neces-
sary to omit much of our
NEWS, but I'm sure you'll for
give and look forward to see
ing A BIG NEWSY PAPER
comes our next issue, JANU-
AIRY A
HAVE FUN DRIVE
CAREFULLY and REMEM-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21

present: Mesdames Salena But
Ter, lola James, Jessie I,
Clark, Lille Wells, Maggie
Haughton, Dorothy Stevens
Ruby Hawkins.
After the presidents frs,
message to the ladies for the
year and brief Statements OF
the proposed program for the
year, several working commit
tees were appointed to carry
out this program and a special
committee was named to work
out a year book and the main
program planned for the next
IL months. The first project
to be carried out under the SUI.
pervision of the new president
was the anpual Christmas par.
ty. Plans were made for the
party to be held at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. G. r. Haugh.
ton, 439 w. Pearl Street. All
this time the ladies invite as
their guest, their husbands or
friends to enjoy turkey and all
the trimmings dinner and the
exchanging of Christmas gifts
revealing the names of their
secret pals.
The hostess, Mrs. Ports, SER
we'd delicious Italian chicken
spaghetti supper, french rolls
and drinks. Rev. G. r. Haugh-
ton and Rev. Ports ENJOYED
this tasty meal with the wives
of the preachers.
The members presented Mrs.
Ruby Hawkins lovely gifts say
ing goodbye to her for a while.
She will be working with her
husband at Greenburg, Louis
lana where he was transferred
for another conference year.
Mrs. Haughton made the pre-
sentation with an inspiring
talk to Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs.
Hawkins response was very
beautifully spoken. Next meet
ing with Mesdames Williams
and Wells.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21
NEW EFT. ZION j. M. A.
HOLD XMAS PARTY

The Junior Matrons Auyili-
any of New Mount Zion Rap
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21

Your family deserves the
best safe, healthful
Ell ECTRIC HEATl
There's no overheating
with electric heat. And the
even, constant temperatures
eliminate drafty spots and
cold floors. IF you are
thinking of buying, build
ing or remodeling, it will
pay you to investigate safe,
healthful. economical cleo
trio heat.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21
CLINTON HOME DEMON.
STRATION CLUB MEET

The Sumner Hill Home Dem
onstration Club of Clinton,
Miss, held its regular monthly
meeting on December 3rd. The
meeting was entertained in the
home of the president due to
the fact that the scheduled hos
tess, Mrs. Mildred Williams
was hospitalized.
The devotional conferred a.
round Revelations 22:13 with
prayer offered by Mrs. Lula
Bell McElroy, a new member
and the singing of Silent
Night, the familiar Christmas
carol. Members answered the
roll call with their dues and
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