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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. William Brooks have
returned to Richmond. after visiting
his mother, Mrs. T. w Brooks, dur
ing the week end.
Miss Betty 10 Cook spent the
week end in Charlottesville. where
she attended the dances at the Uni
versity of Virginia.
Walter Richardson. Jr., of VPI in
Blacks5urg, spent the week end here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Whitlock. Jr.,
and son, Teddy, formerly of FIT
Be"r;ng. Ga. are visiting Mr.. Whit
locks parents, Mr. and Mrs. E N
Whitlock, Mr. Whitlock has &C
cepted a position with the Virginia
Steel company and will move to
Richmond the latter part of the
month
Mrs. c. H. Dowdy attended the
wedding Of Miss Leda Faye Man
ming to Reginald Wyatt Coltrain in
WILLIAMSON. N c., Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Andrews. of
Petersburg, were guests of MS. An
drews' parents, Mr. and Mrs Gar
land Cabaniss. for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Mittell visited
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weinberg and
Mr.. and Mrs, Emanuel Weinberg
last week en- route from Florida to,
their home in Boston. Mass
Mrs. Ida Southall is attending thel
International Beauty convention at
New York City.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12

Mrs Harold Kernodle, Of Oshkosh.
| Wis. is guest in the home of the
j. M Kernodles.
Ms. Erby Johnston is spending
this week in Wilmington. N c..
where she is visiting her sons. Al
Johnston and Winston Johnston, who
are students at Wilmington College
MS. S w. Putney, Jr.. enter
tanned the Saturday evening bridge
club last week
Mrs. E. j Lord will entertain her
bridge club Tuesday evening.
Debbie Wood, daughter of Mr.. and
Ms. Joseph Wood. had her tonsils
removed at Southside Community
Hospital today
Russell A. Wyman, of the Canad-
ism Bureau of Mines and Techno-
logical survey in Ottawa. Canada,
was a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Whitson, Jr., last week. Mr.. Wyman
visited the kyanite mining opera
items nea" here on his return to
Canada from a meeting in New Or
leans, La
Mrs. Isobell Ham. OF Amherst,
was a recent guest Of the r. E.
Whitsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Sanford
visited Mrs. Sanford's sister. Mrs
Ballard Groseclose, and Mr.. Crosse
close in Pulaski during the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Lowe have
moved to Richmond, where Mr.,
Lowe has accepted q position with
the Western Electric company.
David Paulette and Ned Whitlock
visited on campus al VMI in Lex
ington last week
Billy heVan, OF FetcI SDuIB, NlSiteu
here last week
Mrs. Emory Rogers. of Peters
burg, is visiting her mother, Mrs
E. f. Hundley.
Kathv and Skipper Sprye. Of
Rocky Mount, N c.. have returned
home after visiting their grandpar
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Dunning-
'''-
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Slate and
son. Gilbert were week end guests
Of Mrs States parents. Mr. and
Mrs W c. Harrison, in Thomas
vile. N. c.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Irby spent
and 49, n So o.. 80 '''' '
''''>' m - ~
Mrs. George Fitzgerald attended
Tne iuhelai p o. he' aunt atn' NUS dss, osi' Is
p roa l3, %s $50 500 0 ~ -
- = -'''
Mr.. and Mrs. B v. IlmDerlake
visited Mr.. Undertakes SISTER,
Miss Ann Undertake. in Richmond,
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. F Wingfield,
III Ashland during the week end
mrs carIa KEYS has returned to
Johnson C'tv Tonn after spending
. few davs herr
=,
MIS- Nai s.,aii WdIhlilS' NJ, D =,
Mrs. Joseph Goode viii be among
those attending the Singing Boys Of
Norway concert in Richmond Mon
day evening
Mr. and Mrs. John Harwood We're
recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Julian
GWaltney in Smithfield.
is visiting in the Maurice Large
home.
~ - H., r,.,. = ,,aro,,
- NJ -, - !e;toa
on the Hill during the week end
and were guests OF the ?. l Akin
sons.
- pgn r. l."0S ',''o ~ = J
II on fA'i"iil" va" - ~ "
'eii,'eu tiie ''io'sits " sl'o I'''.''
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12
Club Calendar

Methodist " S.C.S. - Monday,
March 8 p m Circle | with
Mrs ] c. Nobln circle 2 with
Mrs. i. D Brooks. circle 3. with
Mrs. John Lewis. co-hostess, Mrs
H. J. Matthews; circle 4. with
Mrs. John Baird circle 5, with
Mrs. j w. FretWell; circle 7. With
Mrs. A. Q. Lafoon. circle 8, with
Mrs. l w Weneer, co-hostesses,
MIS-. jim Williams and Miss Sarah
orange. circle 8. with Mrs. w H.
Baldwin, circle TO- with Mrs. C.
+ Lane.
Episcopal auxiliary = Monday,
March II. at the Parish house.
Group ! $3.50 p. m: groups 2 and
5. 7:30 p m
Fire Department auxiliary -
Wednesday March 13. p. m, at
the fire house
Duplicate bridge club No ? -
Thursday. March ID, p. m, at
the Woman's club house
Junior Woman's club - Wed
nesday March 10. p m. lunch
con at the College lea room
Cherry Grove society. Children
of the American Revolution =
Tuesday March T. p. M with
Mrs r A Wilmoth
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12
90 New Gardens
To Open in ApriPs
Historic Garden Work

Ninety new gardens will be open
FOR visitors during Historic Garden
Week in Virginia this year. Historic
Garden Week will be held from
April 20 to 81, when the states out
standing estates and gardens will be
At the peak of their spring beauty.
Included among the new estates
and gardens to be opened this year
will be the Mortimer House and
Millstones. both in Fredericksburg:
Criss-Cross. near New Kent Court
house; Cropperville Farms. near
Accomac. and Oakland in Pittsyl-
vania county.
Historic Garden Week in Virginia
vas started in 1929 by the Garden
clubs Of Virginia to preserve and re
store grounds and gardens Of his
toric shrines in the state.
Entrance fees are used to restore
grounds and gardens at shrines of
national interest. Since 1929, more
than $3.50 600 have been spent for
carefully supervised and authenti-
Gated restorations
A detailed guidebook for Historic
Garden Week in Virginia may be
obtained by writing the Garden club
Of Virginia. the Jefferson Hotel,
Richmond, or the Virginia State
Chamber Of Commerce, III North
5th Street, Richmond, 10.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12

birthday ana who is now tipping
30 words per minute.
Mrs. Verelle has taught other
special studsn5s-such as those
who Of necessity could only type
with one hand
She began her interest in bust
ness education here in Farmyille,
and graduated from Longwood
College with a degree in CONNER
cial education.
After graduation, MIS-. Verelle
taught in a high school and did
secretanal work under civil serv-
ice before she accepted her present
position with Smithdeal-Massey
College in Richmond.
It is there that she is conduct
ing her classes for special stu
dents.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12

Miss Patty White has returned to
South Boston. after visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Joseph w. Whitfield, and
Mr. Whitfield at Hampden-Sydney
Mrs. Julian Putney and sons, Jul
ian and Lloyd. are guests in the s.
w. Putney home
Mrs. j. E. Warren has returned
from a months vacation in Fit.
Worth and Dallas, Tex Mrs War
rem visited her cousin. Mrs. Sidney
Palayo. in Baton Rouge, La, en-
route home.
George r. Rodgers is home. after
having undergone surgery at South
Size Community Hospital
Mrs. william P. Hay. of Rich
mond. was the guest of her son and
family. Mr. and MIS- William r.
Hay, Jr. during the week end
jim Bullock and Arthur Bryant
are occupying an apartment III the
home of Mrs NJ M LLayne
R. +. Paulette. Of Washington.
d q. has been spending several
days at this home here
Mr. and MS. Floyd Bull and MI
and Mrs. W. E Mears and daugh-
ter, Beth, al Of Payksley have re-.
turned home after visiting Mn and
Mrs. Bulls daughter and family
Mr. and Mrs. c. H Goodwin, Jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Meade Robertson.
of Danville. were guests Of their
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs
Walter Edwards, Jr., for the week
end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12

MIS- W II NJ Kay bonorod her
son Waiter with q surprise party
last week, celebrating his tenth
birthday
Walters guests were treated to
dinner at the Tasty Freeze and
bowlipa
Helpng to celebrate the coca
sion were Bobby Gregory, Robby
Whitaker. Nelson Johnson j.
Danny Locklair. Wade simpson.
Walter Hawkins. Richard Osborn.
WILDER Smith Jackie Evans and
Patricia Mckay
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12

Irene HatcheN Was guest Of
hcnor at a surprise birthday party
last week given by Jane C3ving-
ton at the Coyington home on
Fayelte street
Guests were Phyllis BRIG atwell.
Billie Dawn Crenshaw Erma Gay
Shumaker Kathleen Martin. Bar
bara Smith Shirley Baldwin.
joyce Dunl.ley Heater Bollmg r
ala BEL. .1I4l Gf4-.aL-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12

Mrs. Frank organ and Mrs. VIII
Sydnor were guests of their sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Sprye, in Rocky Mount, N c., last
week.
Guests in the home Of Mr. and
Mrs G l.. Booth last week end
were MI and Mrs. James Bates. of
Richmond MIR. and Mrs. P J Ollie,
and daughters. Sandra and Linda
Of Ruckroe Beach. Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Booth. and children. Ronnie
and Sharon, of Farmville, Mr.. and
Mrs Eddie Bates, and son, Robert.
# Amelia and Patrick Rothe, of
Farmville.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12
Emily Canlpfield Hay
Christened Sunday

Emily CampfIcld Hay, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs William p Hay.
Jr.. was christened az the II a. IN.
service at Johns Memorial Fps
copal church Sunday by the Rev.
J A. Vache.
Godparents we're Mrs KYLE
Baldwin Mrs CHARLES Band and
William Hoffman.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12

Nj and Mrs Fenry Josephson
announce the engagement of Mrs.
Josephson's daughter. Miss June
Odelia Adams. to Writ v Warri-
ner son Of the late Mr. and Mrs.
H. B Warmer. Miss Adams is
the daughter of the late n c.
Adams.
Miss Adams is q graduate of
Cumberland high school and M.
NJ Layne Business School
Nh Warmer is a graduate Of
Farmville High School.
An April wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01
PARKWOOD AREA
$l375O'
Bethesda RumbIer
Cut to S2lIq50

s5l4 RAYBURN RD.-The
hv. rm. in this handsome
brick home is 20 IT. long:
3 bedrms., unusual closet
space, TWO BATHS: kit.
takes full dinette set: util-
ity rm.; steps to storage
attic: no bsmt.; biN scr.
porch; king-size lot 7Oxi5O.
Spotless.
Ont Bradley Blud. past wilson
Lane, ytOhf on RagbugH. Eres.
OIL. i-JIe6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01

architect. Patterson q Worland; builder.
Z. y. G Raney. 1929 Flyers Mil road,
Aen3inetnn, oyneri extend commercial
ouildine a. 1O504-1O Connecticut ave-
nue.. kensington, TO cost 100000 ar
snitecI Philip w. Mason; builder, John
Old Chester Homes, Inc. 4asi Retbes-
dwelling ct 1921 Kirby rd, Bethesda.
g cost $4,000; architect, Herbert j.
HilIsndaie Forest, Ine., Powder Min
rd., Silver Spring. owner: dweilinR at
lU2QN Rustic Ia, Silver SprinR, TO cost
Sl6, OOO: architect, Derrick 3. Kipp;
builder. j. g. 6chlosser.
LanArk Const. Corp, 23l6 Homestead
az. SILVER Spring, owner and builder
JQnn y: Samperton. architect; DWELLING
~ JaUl Woodson ave-, wheaton: cost,
Harry Cohen. 1919 Lockridge Or.
Silver Spring. owner and builder;
Dwellings ct Margate I'd. and Lombardy
70, silver Sprine. to cost $4,000 each;
architect, Jack c. Cohen
Frank p. Murray. 6422 Western ave-.
CHEVY Chase, owner and builder; dwell
llng q ~ Laurel pkwy., Chevy Chase, TO
cost $4,000; architect. Marion 3.
WiiSer p. Hutchinson, ri. l. silver
NorSsek, to cost 600 S0i srcSite sH:'
L, NJ, Stevens: builder, r. II. Best, Inc.
NV, owner; dwelling st 67S0' Brig adoon
O. Bethesda. to cost $4,000; architect,
Molton ". Noble: builder. Ernest Cook.
David 8. DamaEo, 1875 Gordon I'd /,
SiNer Sprina, owner and builder; dwell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01

ling At 1o2o4 Rustic la. silver spring,
to cost $4,000.
Wendell L. Hill, 1901 Chalmers I'd.
Silver Spring, owner and builder: dwell
ing ct IIo5 L. orands rds Silver sprins;
Harold D. Katsel Builder. 22s4 wash
ington ave, Silver Spring. owner and
builder; G. Waugh, architect: dwelling al
o206 Rardon rd., bethesda; cost, SIS, OIn
james l. Humphrey. 500 Springhrook
dr.. Silver Spring. owner and builder;
Walter Hucher, architect; dwelling at
5400 Surrey st.. Bethesda; cost, S17.OOO.
TIemarc0 Corp. Box 1901. Washington
Is. D. C., owner an dbuilder: c. O. Hines,
architect; gasoline service station ct
i i0ss0 soo c cC6 ave-, Kensingtoni
Eussns =. Clement, sBos Ewing dr.,
Bethesda, owner: dwelling at 5lO2
$4,000: builder. Thomas D. RiSey. ''''
Hillandale Forest, Inc, New Hampshire
ave. silver epring, owner; Lanark const.
Corp. builder; Robert L. Grtfith. archi-
teet: dwelling at zoos Forest Dale dr.,
Green Manor Corp, OIL Honifant
saos ns sslde ra M sssassdi Pgs
architect: cost, $4,000.
Frank J. Kaiss, Sac Southampton dr.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01
Building Contracts
Down in Month

Future-construction contracts
In the District In April totaled
$5,62l. 900. q decrease Of rs per
cent compared to April 1855, Y.
H. Keefe Of r. w. Dodge Corpo-
ration. reported this week.
April contracts by the major
construction cateeories compared
to the similar month Of q year
ago showed: unprecedented at
$2.23l. 900, down a. per cent;
residential ct e2,57t.OOO. down
50 per cent; and heavy engineer
ing ct $l,0i6.000. up 5 per cent.
The first four month total Of
construction contracts compared
to the like 1855 period showed.
non-residential at 13l. l5O, 900, up
substantially; residential ct ST.
sos. 900, UP . per cent: heavy
engineering ct 1855, 900. UP IS
per cent; and total construction
at $4S.s0e,00o. up substantially.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01
Montgomery Approves
Variety Of Projects

Recent building permits issued
in Montgomery County were as
follows:
Leon Forman. Inc. 97lS Admiralty
drive, SILVER Snrine. owner and builder;
u dwellings, at Olympic street and
G ets GdS avenue. Wheaton. 70 cost
Westchestef Homes me, SIS sp onedia
place NV. owner and builder: g dwell
nngs at Duke drive and Ladd street.
srryst sprins 70 cost $4,000 each:
Thomas H. Ryon. 340e Wisconsin ave-
a. a. os % pembsrton street Bethesda, to
John s. Rogers. 1919 seminary road
Silver Spring, owner; dwelling at lie
shaw Avenue, Silver Spring, 70 cost
$4,000: builder. Lyndale, Inc.
briegs Investment Corp. 1909 Cordell
avenue. Bethesda. owner and builder: >
SsS .,hssEs st 5lie White Pint drive.
'sfs, AMiiFs e y sin ssfI' 7o4o u,..o,.,-
avenue. Bethesda, owner and builder. Z
DWELLINGS at Newington road and SPRING
neld drive. Bethesda to cost Sis 900
and $4,000 each; architect. Benz. p.
Thurston. 3. Kins. Germantown.
owner; dyellina At Rt. 3sa. ciarksSure,
70 j sSss 1900 s,0: builder a King Bros.
builder; 4 DWELLINGS AZ Lewis drive, Da-
mascus. to cost $4,000 each.
10th Century Homes, Inc. 7e4e Wis
builder: dwelling at 3122 Brooklawn
Terrece. Chevy Chase. to cost SEQ, 900.
ADA Raymond. GO w. A, Martin. Inc.
US Sligo avenue, silver Spring. owner:
Sprins. g cost sls.0OO; builder, W. a
Better Built Homes. e605 Cameron
.treet. silver Spring, owner and builder:
dwelling At Sb05 Thornden terrace, Be-
ley a Gates
avenue, silver Spring, owner and bulld-
sr; dwelling At 2024 Forest Hill drive,
SILVER Spring. to cost $1,000.
arthur Madison, co h207 Wisconsin
svenue NV. owner: DWELLING at 1919
Oakland road. Bethesda, to cost $2h, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01

silver Spring. owner and builder: DWELL
Ing ct sO1l Forest Dale Dr.. Silver
Errir-' cost. $4,000
BETHEL Congregation. s2lE Old
0eoreetown rd.. Bethesda, owner: syna-
gcsuf 81 s2is old nsorsescyn ID: Be-
Cohen. architect: cost $4,000.
Kenweod Golf q Country Club, 1901
swimming pool at 1901 River rd.. Be.
thesdaj cost. $4,000.
Walter s. johnson. Mt. Airy, 1T. 3.
vieTiine Dr.. coiesyiiIs: q. AUBREY ey
SDeaks. architect: cost, $4,000.
Temple Emanuel 0419 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. owner; synagoeue q 10lOl
Bros Builders, builder; Eeria \ ASsi.
architect: cost Sla0.06O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01

Recent building permits issued
in Montgomery County were as
follows:
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14

Saturday, December 7, 1857.
The party got off to a good
start with singing Christmas
carols and prayer along with
a Christmas scripture by Chap
lain Versie McNair. Mrs. Ro-
land Powell, Pet Milk consult
ant, was presented to the
group. She made a lovely talk
and demonstration on Christ
mas candy. She served it la
ter to the women. The candy
had a smooth velvety taste
and was good to the last drop.
Christmas games were con-
Quoted by Mrs. Jean P. Wilker-
son and enjoyed by all who
participated.
Agent Hill awarded checks
to many clubwomen and five
clubs for their unexcelled par
ticipation in these areas; coun-
Gil and craft school participa-
ton, flower and vegetable
show, poultry show, dress re-
vue, record books, Harvest
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14
BIRTHS AT BAPTIST
HOSPITAL,

Baby Leon Ward, Jr., born
Nov. II to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Ward, ST., Route 2. The moth.
er is the former Billie Ruth
Gipson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jessie James Gipson.
Baby Ocelyn Lee Ann Nash,
born Nov. %, to Mr.. and Mrs.
0. c. Nash, 622 Campbell St
The mother is the former
Bernice Evette Smith, daugh.
ter of Mrs. Leola Smith. Pa.
ternal grandparents are Mr.,
and Mrs. Oscar Nash.
Baby Willie Lee MCGEE,
born Dec. l to Mr.. and Mrs.
Halle MCGEE, Lynch Street
Subdivision. The mother is
the former Lucille Scott, dau-
ghter of Mrs. Cassie Scott. Pa
ternal grandmother is Mrs.
MCGEE.
Baby Aose Marie Fletcher,
born Dec. 3, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade Jackson Fletcher, 1875 E.
Bell st. The mother is the for.
mer jeanette Mitchell, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Mitchell. Paternal grandmoth.
er is Mrs. Callie Fletcher.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14
Salesman Wanted

Men in this area Salary and commission SIS
to $4,000 per week Rapid chance for advancement
executive branch Write giving full details about your
self.
u. S. Mutual
S23 King ST. Cocoa, Florida
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14
TATTLING
TESS
BY Voncile Keeton

TATTLING TESS is happy
to acknowledge the beautiful
Christmas Card from 1.-The
Searcher" and the news from
out Jim Hill Way Well
according to the Searcher the
Jim Hill cats and chicks are
on the ball and are making
ready for a Merry Christmas
They say that Janet Haw-
kins and jeanette Lewis are
pulling straws over a certain
loverboy, Ralph Burns and Le-
ona doesn't act as if she's wor-
RED one bit well may the
best one win. Thelma Riley
and Robert Robinson are on a
pink cloud to Heaven, watch
out Thelma, number of other
cuties are trying to get on that
same cloud and move you out
Verleta Rawls and Robert
Norman are trying to make a
come back, well our advise is
don't let Richard Richardson
and Ruby Carey interfere. Rob-
ert Butler better wake up be-
cause Ola M. Feazell has her
eyes set on a certain guy who
goes to Lanier and his name
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14

Mrs. Ruth 0. Hubert, extern
sion secretary presented the
guest speaker, Mrs. Martin Luz
Their (Claire) Harvery, board
member of the State Mutual
Loan and Savings Association,
prominent business woman
and an eminent church and
civic worker. Mrs. Harvey
gave a forceful message and
chellenge enveloping the idea
OF saving and investing in one
OF Mississippi's youngest yet
most beneficial organizations
owned and operated by the
Negro race of Mississippi.
Distribution of gifts and de-
licious refreshments of assert
ed candies, sandwiches, Christ
mas cake squares and frappe
were served buffet style. De-
corations and refreshments
carried out the Christmas mo-
tiff.
The next regular meeting of
the council will be held on the
first Saturday in January at
Terry, Mississippi with the
Hester Club serving as host.
Mrs. Marguerite Younger -
Pres.
Mrs. Sadie C. Hill - Agent.
Miss Margaret Jointer -
Asst Agent.
Mrs. Jean P. Wilkinson =
Reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14
INTENTIONS TO WE'D

James A. Kelly, 1916 Alley
and Annie Pearl Stewart, 1923
Marion Dunbar.
David Donald, 1912 Avenue
o., Dollie Henderson. 3841
Main st.
L. c. Rhodes, lab Hair and
Ruby Howard.
Marvin Fisher, 17O5 Topp.
Alice L. Peterson, 613 Rose st.
James Currie, 14O2 Fern
wood, Dr., Bobbie J. Davis,
1902 Booker St.
Tom Pippins, Jr., Bill Ma
rion Dunbar, Willie Mae Ham.
ilton, 2239 Powers Ave.
A. c. Clincy, 3145 Hampton.
Matte B. White, Clinton.
Maurice Bingham, 1921 Flor
ence, Annie K. Kelley, 100
Whitfield.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14

day night, Dec. goth at 8 P.
NJ. Also the members and
their husbands will sing Christ
mas carols in the Clinton COM
munity prior to the party. Al
so brought to the attention of
the group was correspondence
from the Jackson Negro
Christmas Cheer Glib and the
Medical and Dental and Phar-
maceutical Women's Auxiliary.
Each was asking assistance in
their respective Christmas pro-
ject. The group voted to CO.
operate with the Women's
Auxiliary by entertaining Fee
male Cottage No. 2 at the Mis-
sissippi Mental Hospital at
Whitfield on Thursday, De-
cember IL, 1857 with a Christ
mas Talent Show, refresh
mentS and gifts.
A delightful social period
followed with games and a
delectable luncheon of South
ern-fried chicken, potato sal
ad, hot rolls and iced drinks.
The next regular meeting of
the organization will be held
in the home of Belle Jimmye
Neal Mitchell on Thursday,
January 8, 1857 at 7:30 P. M.
All members are urged to be
present as election of officers
will take place.
Members present in addition
to the hostess were Bellies
Nicely, Miller, Wilkinson, Sans
and Hill.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14

THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
BE patient in little things.
Learn to bear the everyday
trials and annoyances of life
quietly and calmly and then,
when the unforeseen trouble
and calamity comes, your
strength will not forSake
you.-C. w. Plumer.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14

is Harry Taylor Mary Nc
klnnon and Robert Gilmore
are very much in love and it
looks as if Mary Jean Morris
has been left entirely out in
the cold Johnnie Stubs
says she has the best 60 with
Eddie McElroy, Toni says it
doesn't matter, but we all
think that miss Kincaid" has
him and will have him until
the end Cute girls of the
week: Patricia Veal, Patricia
Bell, Barbara Thompson, Ear
line Ammons Well RE-
MEMBER WHERE TO GO
FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS
GIFTS FOR THE FAVORITE
BOY OR GIRL TO MOD
ERN ACCESSORY SHOP. 800
North Parish Street in the
PARIS CLEANERS They
will help you select your gife
and wrap it for you