Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-01-12
PASCAG0ULA
NEWS

Visitors
Mrs. Georgia Thompson of Nc
Comb, Miss, spent the New Yea
week END with her daughter-in
law, Mrs. Hazel Barnes Rogers, 62
Tucker Ave.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Robinson of Gulfpor
Miss, was in the city on Sunday,
January 6, on a business trip. M.
Robinson was the trade teacher l.
the Carver High School last yeal
Miss Gladys Riley, former
graduate of Alcorn College, who i
a cousin of Mrs. Inez Farley Greer
of Moss Point, Miss. and a family
friend of Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Jen-
nings.
Mrs. Hettie Johnson, the mother
of Mrs. Edna Flowers, GOA Tucke,
Ave, spent the Christmas holidays
/ in the city. Mrs. Johnson nov
makes here home in Philadelphia,
Pa.
Shut In
MI. John Norvel, 61O Tucker
Ave, is i'll and has been for a week
or more. All wish for him a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Fannie Janking is yet on
the sick list and her son is i'll.
Mrs. B. B. Williams, one of the
high school teachers of Carver
High, was i'll during the Christmas
holidays and Mrs. Catherine Man
chester Alexander has taught in
her place.
Welcome
The teachers and students of
Carver High School were so happy
to welcome Miss E. E. Johnson
back home after a few weeks Of
illness.
Mrs. Jacqueline White, wife of
Rev. J. White, pastor of St. Paul.
Moss Point, Miss, left the city to
live in Chicago, H., where Rev.
White will enter Chicago Univers-
ity work toward his Ph.D.
The teachers, students and
friends of Mrs. A. B. Roberts are
anxiously waiting to see Mr.. Rob-
erts return home after spending a
few months in the hospital in BIZ
loxi and over the week lend was
transferred to the hospital in New
Orleans, La, where he has been
forced to have one of his eyes re-
moved
| Mems Day Program
/ The mems day program January
6, was very enjoyable. The young
men exhibited fine talent as an
accordion solo by Gilbert Glider
sleeve; bridge builder, Robert Wal
lace jennings; selection, Samuel
Moore; Selection, Robert Norvel
Emancipation Remnants, Mr.. H.
Trevillion; address, Professor L. A.
Seals, Carver High teacher. Thanks
DR.. VI. c. Denis. Don Elwo God Jen-
nings, master of ceremonies; mu-
sic was furnished by Mrs. Ella
: Garden Club held its regular
/ monthly meeting in the lovely
home of Mrs. R. P. Anderson. the
newly elected president. The house
was beautifully decorated with
fruit and dry arrangements.
| The meeting was opened by the
! chaplain with singing "This is my
! Fathers World" The meeting was
then in charge of the president for
a short business session. After
which, everyone gave his desire
for 1857.
The hostess served turkey with
al the trimmings, fruit cake and
eggnog to the following members:
Mrs. Esther Hill, Mrs. Melvin
Miller, Mrs. Emma Williams, Mrs.
Serena Walton, Mrs. Mamie Davis,
Miss Ora Bradley, Mrs. Alpean
Turner, Mrs. Helen Moore, Mrs.
Edna Moore, Miss Minnie Moore,
rs. frankie Nichols,> Miss R. P.
Anderson, Mrs. Able Holly, Mrs.
Cleo Harrington, Mrs. Robinson
and Mrs. Fortner.
This was the birthday of Miss
Anderson. She received many
beautiful cards and useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bowman
of Chicago were the holiday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Henderson
of East Bell Street, and while in
the city they were entertained in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Thomas of Hill Avenue and at
4 dinner party with Mrs. Jeffrey
Dees of Prosperity Street and were
honored with several other social
courtesies by friends in the Jack
son area.