Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-10
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PARISH STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT: Every now and then one
of the good brothers up and down
the ole avenoo lets out with what
amounts to some words Of down.
right wisdom. Such was the case
up at the barber shop the other
night when one of the gentlemen
gathered there made this classic
observation. This good brother said
one of the things that AUNT HAG-
CARS CHILLUN could very well
do without was these little hatreds
that they practice among them
selves. Now this brother said that
We had too much of that going on
for anybody to do any good. He
said that the educated people had
no great love for the uneducated.
And that the uneducated folk re :.
garded them in the same light. He
said that Baptist didn't have no
use for Methodists and Catholics
didn't have any use for either one.
This good brother went on to ex-
pound that the Zetas didn't like the
Deltas and the Alphas had no use
for the Sigmas. That the profess
SIGNALS couldn't stand the working
people and the people walking
didn't like those that was riding.
This brother said that until the
day came when AUNT HAGGAR'S
CHILLUN, walking or riding, pro-
fessional, Delta or Zeta, Sigma
men and plain ole graduates from
the University of Hard Knocks
He said that until they could
all get together and realize that
only by working together as one
people toward one common goal,
they would all remain in one heck
of a fix >.
FOLKS ARE TALKIN BOUT:
Barbara Beadle (Mrs. Barber)
daughter of Dick Beadle the towns
top photographer, seen on televi-
sion the other morning out in Los
Angeles, California, where she was
identified in the crowd looking in at
the window on the early morning
Dave Garroway Show.
WE Amt BY US-SELF: 1t
looks lack from what Rev. Hume
says that we wasn't by US sells in
getting money from the State Sow
ereignity Commission. From what
Rev. Hume says, Brother Bill Cha
pelle from Greenville went up in
the name of the Elks :. and come
away with a donation What
was it bills
THE GOOD WITH THE BAD:
Young Carsie A Hall, Jr. was
sentenced to ten years in prison
Tuesday on his second rape charge,
but Judge Hendrix agreed with at
torneys and gave an order that he
be sent to the hospital at Whit
field for observation and treat
ment before being sent to the
state penitentiary, as we said, the
young man needs doctor far
worse than he needed judge.
NOTE TO GOSSIPERS: That
tale about certain young pro-
fessional man and his wife being
divorced is without foundation and
if it ever comes it can be put down
as a victory for those who thrive
on spreading gossip instead Of
truth.
HELP HIRE SOME GIRLS: We
need 500 more people to buy our
paper in Jackson so we can put
one more girl to work in our office.
If you want to help provide jobs
for your educated girls start buy
ing the Jackson Advocate, your
paper Which lets everybody
read the same thing.
NOTICE TO BOYS AND GIRLS:
If YOU want to make extra money
start selling the Jackson Advo-
cate; If you live in Georgetown,
Virden's or Washington addition,
or South Jackson, we will furnish
you the bus tokens to come to our
office, and you get half the money
for selling the papers.
WEEKLY QUOTATION: A
woman's tongue is only three
inches long, but it can kill a man
six feet hieh."-Japanese Proverb.