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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-20

Welcome
Mrs. S. E. Gray, one of the State
Agents of All work was in the
city over the weekend, after the
fine gathering of all All Clubs in
Ocean Springs, under the supervi-,
sion of Mrs. A. Winds.
The Jackson County All Club
rally was off to a good start Fri
day, April 5, at $50 with a hearty
welcome from Mr.. w. L. Heard,
principal of the Ocean Springs
colored school.
We were fortunate to have a
representative from the State De-
partment of Agriculture as one of
our platform guests, Mr.. G. E.
Grey.
The All representatives gave
wonderful performances and won
many prizes. First price for DEM
onstration was awarded to the
Bluff Creek club, second prize a.
warded to Escatawpa club, third
prize to Gautier club, fourth to
Ocean Springs club, 9Th to Davis
Chapel, 9Th to Skip Street club.
Prizes for group talent: LIST prize
Ocean Springs; End Bluff Creek,
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and civic club have announced the
sponsoring Of a Miss Brown
Beauty" contest with young ladies
from Jackson and surrounding
areas vieing for several top prizes.
Prizes are a rount trip ticket
to Chicago, piece of luggage,
United States Savings Bond.
The contest will be highlighted
by variety show at the Masonic
Temple Friday, May 8, at 7:3O
pm. Proceeds from the sale of
tickets will be used in special prof.
ects at Oakley Training School and
Kings Convalescent Home.
w. T. James, coach at Oakley
Training School, has expressed ap-
probation to the members of the
club for basketball uniforms given
the school.
Mrs. Ellen Lenofa Jones of sos
Watson street was the hostess of
the Watsonette Garden Club for
the March meeting. The president,
Mrs. H. T. Sampson, presided.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted. Twenty
members answered roll call. Mrs.
Joe w. Jones was appointed COM
mittee chairman. Mesdames G.. B.
Blalock, A. B. Britton and w. j.
Thompson were appointed to work
with her.
The planned discussion was on
the Insect Control" Each men,
Der added to this discussion. Mrs.
Geneva Blalock was selected to dis
cuss the care of the lawn, in the
next meeting. Dean Sampson will
be asked to serve as consultant
Plans for a motorcade will be for
mulated in the April meeting. Mrs.
G. B. Blalock and Mrs. Pennyree
Jackson were new members of the
club.
The hostess served a very tasty
and beautiful salad plate with
punch, crackers, cookies and nuts
The flower arrangements added
to the enjoyment of the evening
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Lille B. Walker Jones of 511
Watson Street.
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GREENWOOD
n EWS

Mckinney Chapel Church Pas
tor Aid Club met Friday night
April 18th at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Clay, 700 Cotton St.
The meeting opened with a song.
The scripture lesson was read by
Mrs. Ruby Holmes, st. Luke 4th
Chapter. Prayer was offered by
Mrs. Amanda Anderson. A wonder
full devotional was held. The min
utes of the last meeting were read
and adopted. Next was our lesson
for the evening. Rev. M. R. Mozee
taught wonderful lesson chosen
from Proverbs the oath chapter.
We had some comments from
Brother Pleas T. Scott, Mrs. Alice
Hunt Mrs. Estella Langley and
the hostess, Mrs. Clay. After the
business routine Mrs. Clay served
sandwiches, Coca-Cola and candy.
Everyone enjoyed the repast.
Total at meeting 10 - Offering
$3.50.
Mrs. Carry Curry-President.
Mrs. Louise McGill-Vice Pres.
Mrs. Minner Lee Mills-Treas.
Mrs. Mary Alice Auston-Sec.
Rev.. ]. M. Kimble-Pastor
The next meeting will be at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Clay,
7O5 Avenue F, April 26, 1867.
Rev. ]. M. Kimble Of Indianola,
Miss. was recently elected pastor of
the McKenny Chapel M. B. Church
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-20
SOCIETY SLAuTS

Mrs. Joseph Jackson left the
city Wednesday for her home in
Chicago, ILL.,, after spending sew
eral days visiting her sisters Miss
F. o. Alexander on Pascagoula
street, and Mrs. Clara Jackson of
Florence avenue.
Mr.. Randolph Wallace of De-
troit, Mich, spent brief visit with
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. E. w.
Wallace, on Pascagoula street
Monday.
Mrs. Thelma c. Jones of Deer
park street is spending Easter
weekend in Atlanta, Ca, with her
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Butler,
and attending the christening of
her second granddaughter.
The White Rose club of Pearl
Street A. M. E. Church, held its
April meeting with Mrs. Anita
Scott serving as hostess in her
beautiful home on Montgomery
street. Mrs. Frances Greene
president, presided over the bust
ness session.
" The Here AMI club Of Pearl
Street A. M. E. Church, held its
April meeting at the home of Mrs
Nettie Harris on Taft street, with
the president, Mrs. T. c. Jones
presiding.
The Rose of Sharon club of Pearl
Street A. M. E. church met April
10, at the home of Miss Brown on
Poindexter street, with Mrs. R. A
Scott presiding. Rev. G. R. Haugh-
ton and Mrs. C. L. McClendon are
sponsoring the parade.
Members of the Yacht club held
their meeting Sunday, April z, at
the College Inn on Lynch street
with the president, Mr.. Nathaniel
Brisco, presiding, and Mr.. Dorsey
Nixon serving as host. After the
business session, Mr. Nixon served
tasty refreshments to the members
present.
Mr.. Curtis L. Slater will be host
for the next meeting which will be
held at the College Inn on April
%.
Officers of the En- Avant socia
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. DURHAM, South Africa, Apr. 16.
About 1000 personalities and
non-whites - at meeting of
christian citizens" here yesterday
unanimously approved a resolution
that the Government "has no right
full authority to enact legislation
which in any way detracts from
the freedom of mans converse
with God"
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PASCAG6UIA
NEWS
Installation OF Officers

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Ar
nett Garland Jennings Post No. 124
had installation Of officers Sun
day, April Ia. The officers were
as follows: Mrs. Lillian Wrights,
president; Mrs. Peggy Henry, SEN
Tor vice president; Mrs. Lucille
burden, junior vice president; Mrs.
Carrie Jackson Durden,S secretary;
Mrs. I. burden, conductress; Miss
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at Greenwood, Miss. All Of the
members are happy and proud to
have him as their pastor. He will
carry out the regular service every
LIST and 3rd Sunday. The general
public is invited to come and wor-
ship with US.
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INDlANOLA
NEWS

Mrs. Dorothy Ruth Roberts spon-
sored wonderful Pre-Easter pro-
gram last week at the Stephenville
Elementary school.
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university education bill,to provide
for the establishment of universe
ties for. non-whites and limiting
their admission to white universe
ties.
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There will be an evangelistic
program given at the Green Grove
Baptist church beginning April 81
%. The public is cordially invited
to attend these services. Rev.
John Davis, pastor; Mrs. Lucy
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Master Ester Lee Pittman, won
LIST place at the music contest. He
is a pupil at the Stephenville
school.
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Teachers Meet

Teachers Meet
The last Jackson County Teach
ers meeting was held in Escatawpa.
Elementary school Monday, April
8. The officers for 1888 were
elected. Mr.. Herd, president; Mrs.
l. Green, vice president; Mrs. B.
Grant, secretary; Miss V. P. Will
liams, assistant secretary; Mrs. A.
Reddix, treasurer. 1t was one of
the best meetings of the year.
Turkey suppers were served to all.
Miss Ada Band summarized the
meeting. Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Grant
and Mrs. A. j. Bostic were the
hostesses and host.
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Food Sale
The members of the Eastern
Star sponsored a food sale in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Upton on
North street Sunday afternoon,
April ID.
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Mrs. Dorothy Ruth Roberts motor
doing some worth while commun-
ity work. She has helped the
Pleasant Grove Baptist church
building fund to grow much larg-
er.
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Mrs. Carrie Jackson, Mrs. Min
tina B. Robinson, Mrs. Virgia Bra
cey, Mrs. Artimissie Mosely and
Mr.. Earl Brown are on the sick
list this week.
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Mrs. Dorothy Ruth Robert motor
ed to Hattiesburg, Miss, cher ma
tive home) her week end guests
were Master Mack Author Steph-
ems, Misses Joyce Stephens and
Mildred Richards.
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Fashion Show

Fashion Show
The daughters of the Emma V.
Kelly Temple No. 995, will sponsor
an Easter Fashion Program Easter
Sunday at o'clock at the VFW
Post No. 124 on Live Oak street.
DIT. Mary Alice James, chairman;
DIT. Delorez Thompson, narrator;
DIT. Ruler Norma F. H. Caples, DIT.
M. w. Jennings, publicity chair
man. Eggs for all participating
children and refreshments. Adj
mission 25c and SOC.
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Mrs. Clara Jean Childers re-
turned to her home in Chicago,
after brief visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Austin.
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TAYL0RsVILLE
NEWS

Sunday, April Z, was regular
PASTORAL day at the Shady Oak
Baptist Church. Services were
enjoyed by all.
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School Closing

School Closing
The first program of school
closing in Escatawpa elementary
school was rendered Friday, April
IL, by Mrs. c. H. Grant, primary
teacher.
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Church pastor and members gave
Mrs. Roberts a token Of apprecia-
ton for her unselfish service while
working with the Youth Program.
Rev. J. ]. Johnson Of Greenville,
Miss, it's pastor.
Mrs. Mary Hatters visited in
Memphis last week.
Mr.. James Stephens is on the
sick list at this writing.
Mr.. Judge Dixon spent a while
in Stephenville last week. While
in the community he visited Mr..
and Mrs. James Stephens, Mrs.
Vallie Stephens and others.
The Play Day at Stephenville
Elementary School was red let
ter day for the pupils. Mrs. Bessie
G. Smith was at her best in pro-
noting good human relationship.
Mrs. Bessie G. Smith was hostess
to the Hale-Stephenville Faculty
Club. Everyone enjoyed the affair.
Mr.. Eugene Stephens left for
California. He will spend a while
with his daddy, Mr.. Athaway
Stephens.
The Sunflower County District
Baptist Sunday School and Ush-
ers Convention convened on April
3-5 at Mt. Ararat Baptist Church
eleven miles north Of Indianola,
Miss.
It was q great meeting in spite
of the weather.
On Friday night, the meeting
was high, Rev. R. v. Dentmond
preached until our souls were fill
ed. The choir sang with sweet har-
mony with Mrs. Bessie Mae Banks
dale at the piano.
Some outstanding leaders were:
Rev. L. C. Collins, Bro. j. Ivory,
Mrs. G. M. Olive, Bro. Moses
Thomas, Mrs. Sadie Harris, Mrs.
Odessia Townsend, Mrs. Lena
Ross, Mrs. Lille Spiller, Mrs.
Iro-o Dawson, Bro. Ben Jackson
and Mrs. Annie B. Sanders.
- and Mrs. ]. Ivory were the
proud parents at the Junior Pro-
gram. Their children were very
alert and charming on the church
program.
The Countrywide PTA will meet
at the Stephenville school April
10, 1867. Mrs. Mary Courtney, 10
cal president.
The first grades sponsored an
open house for the parents and
friends. The children enjoyed the
experience and the mothers were
given some helpful information.
The All Club members enjoyed
the rally last week. Many useful
articles were made by the pupils.
Honor Roll - First graders:
Mary Ann Overton, Louis Ivory,
Verlie Jackson, Martha Jean Atha-
lore L. T. Woods, Bette Branch,
Polly Victoria Curry, Rosie Court
new and Carl Spears.
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The Best Way To Get Rid OF An
Enemy Is To Make A Friend OF
Him.
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The Community club will meet
at the home Of Sis. Frances Fisher
Monday night. All members are
asked to be present.
-Patronixe Our Advertiser
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Sunday afternoon, a bus load
went to the Mt. Zion Baptist
Church to render a program for
Rev. E. D. Barnes Of Laurel, Miss,
anniversary. The sermon was
preached by Rev. I. L. Lejoun
whose subject was, "Stay In Your
Place" We enjoyed our trip very
much and met many friends and
loved ones.
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Mr.. John Wesley Shaw is home
on furlough. Mr.. Shaw has been
stationed overseas in Korea.
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\ 10
Sunday, April Z, the Home Mis-
sion met at 1890 o'clock at the
Shady Oak Baptist Church, with
the president, Mrs. Leola Barnes,
presiding. Devotion was led by
Mesdames Albiel Posey, Bernice
McClarina and Petite C. Dixon.
The regular session of business
was held. We have four circles
and each circle made their report
to the Mission from their programs
Saturday, April 6. The sum Of
$26.25 was turned over to the Home
Mission treasurer. Sis. Leola
Barnes, president; Sis. Mezzie Ed
ison, secretary; Sis. Kennies Sui
Ivan, treasurer.
The meeting was then in charge
Of the pastor, Rev. l. L. Lenjoun.
He then called for the reports of
all auxiliaries. Money turned over
to the church treasurer, $83.05. One
member was added to. the church
Mrs. Leaner Mae Posey, from the
Hopewell Baptist Church. We are
very happy to have her.
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The Hopewell High seventh
grade students went to Jackson,
Miss, April 10, on pleasure trip.
They enjoyed themselves very
much. Mrs. Leoner MCGEE and
Mr.. w. E. Posey are their teachers.
Circle Band No. 2 will meet in
the home. of Mrs. Easter Posey
April q, where she will be cele-
brating her list birthday. We cor
daily invite everyone to come and
be present with us. Mrs. Laura
Moffett, president.
A group of members from the
Shady Oak and Oak Grove Baptist
Churches went to the home of Bro.
E. D. Sullivan Sunday night, April
Z, to have prayer and song SER
vices.
Bro. Sullivan enjoyed our pres
ence and the services very much.
Mrs. Lille Barnes from Oak
Grove Baptist Church made some
very interesting remarks and also
Rev. L. D. Sullivan, which were en-
joyed by everyone. We pray that
Bro. Sullivan will soon recover.
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The Pleasant Grove. Baptist
Church pastor and members gave
Mrs. Roberts a token Of apprecia-
ton for her unselfish service while
working with the Youth Program.
Rev. J. J. Johnson Of Greenville,
Miss, its pastor.
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Richardson, clerk.

The pre-Easter program began
at Friendship M. B. Church Mon
day night, April IA, and will con-
tinue through Sunday night which
is Easter night. Everyone is in
vited.
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Rev. j. M. Kimble Of Indianola,
Miss. was recently elected pastor of
the McKenny Chapel M. B. Church
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Officers of the En- Avant social
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Honor Roll - First graders:
Mary Ann Overton, Louis Ivory,
Verlie jackson, Martha Jean Atha-
lore L. T. Woods, Bette Branch,
Polly Victoria Curry, Rosie Court
new and Carl Spears.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-20

Mrs. Mary Hatters visited in
Memphis last week.
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+ The Here AMI club Of Pearl
Street A. M. E. Church, held its
April meeting at the home of Mrs.
Nettie Harris on Taft street, with
the president, Mrs. T. c. Jones,
presiding.
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Mr.. James Stephens is on the
sick list at this writing.
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