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BUICK sTANLY H HORNER.
INC Midtown Buick Dealer, III
eth. convenient to all notels.
once Dldgs real estate and f.
nanclal district, only 5 minutes
from n Virginia District 1923
BUICK 40 convertible; r. and h.
Wv. tires, power seats and win
dowS; engine completely over
hauled. new clutch; Sls5. 10.
BUICK AS cow; good running
cong SSdo, sood tires, 500. WI.
BUICK SIS Century conv.: blue;
uyna., r, n, Wv. tires, cleo.
WINDOWS and seats; perfect cond.
Best offer. JU. 9-94S9.
BUICK 1854 Century 4-dT.: dyna-
now, T. and h.. custom Interior:
oes9tiiul 2-tone finish: excellent
condition throughout. Sl,2g5.
Safety-tested IOr your protection.
Ju,day warranty. PAUL RROS.
tOlds }, Wis. ave. and Elliott st
NV, KE. 5-13OS.
BUICK 1882 Super 4-dr. sed ; door
SHADES. tinted windshield, r. and
H.. rear speaker, Wv. tires. i'm
maculate: 500. WA. 7-O505.
BUICK % Roadmaster sedan: pwr.
steering, fully equipped. discount
price S6S5. WHY pay more?
BLASS & CLARK
CORNER N. CAPITOL AND FLA.
AVE. NE AID 4-aSS..
BUICK 81 Century sedan; .-tone
green dYnar r. and h.; guaran-
teed Sl.44a. HORNERS COR. /,
Buick Dealer Fla. ave. ne. at 9th.
Ii. 6-6464.
BUICK so Riviera hardtop: dyna..
I ana n .-tone blue S..3gg
HORNETS COR. Buick Dealer,
ria. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6i64
BUICK 40 convertible; good car,
pest offer. Call RIA. 6-O6I3 before
:. pm.
BUICK 1853 .v-s' convertible
coupe; r. and h.. auto. transmits
sion, spotless condition; sI.Og5.
Low as $40 down. MCNEIL POM
5000 Tin the heart OF Bethesda T"
BUICK ~ Rivera: r. and h.
a1yynna.' very clean, low mileage:
$500. Private owner. Re 3-Ia59
BUICK 1886 Century station
wagon really sharp: power brakes
ana steering, dynahow. radio, heat
En-; tinted glass. You should see it.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
darlington Shopping Center
alex. va OV. 3-O:i5O
BUICK % Rosdmaster 4-dr. sedan;
oHe owner car. Excel conc
throughout. ROYAL Master tires:
$50. Cal ST i-l1sl Mon
thru FRI sun after l.. III
,-5"5b. Ask tor MIR. TURNER
"UICK ~ Torpeao coupe, new
PANT. eXccl. cond, Real buy. 5000
OF 4-5S62, MA. S-3l.O. ext. 200
BUICK % blue ..-door SEDAN r.
and guaranteed. Sl.lay
HORNER s COR. Buick Dealer.
Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-8465
BUICK IS convertible coupe: white.
pIue Vop. power steering and
brakes. I. and H.. guaranteed.
Sl.Sys. HoRNER's COR. Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th Ii.
BUICK SO RoadmsSter sedan: pow
en- steering and brakes, dyna., r.
anu n. reconditloned and guaran-
teed, u ,u!9. HORNER'S COR.
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave ne, at 9th
BUICK 81 Roadmaster Riviera
harutop. RED and black. power
steering and brakes, dyna., 7 and
n - .OyH HORNETS COR
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave ne. at 9th,
Ii. 6-64b4.
BUICK - Roadmaster Riviera Sc
Gan power steering ana brakes.
ayna., 7 and h.. !. tone, guaran-
teeo, Sl,tAs HORNERS COZ.
buics Dealer. Fla ave ne. al 9TH,
Ii. $500.
BUICK So Super sedan. 9-tone
aIten, dynag ana h., 81 .uga
HORNERS COR, Buick Dealer.
Pa ave ne. Al 9th Ii b-d464
BUICK 80 4-dr Super. one owner.
immaculate car. Reduced.
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FoRD 1885 sunliner eonVertibls
radio, heater, Fordomatie. white
walls. power steering, Thunderbird
engine White finiSh ant Mandarin
orange. Bonded 1905 parts labor
no cOll aunrnnlee II mn
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

A. C. ACE '56-Sc .9a5
Austin '53 Sed and Conv.
Austin Healeys: 3 to Choose From
Hillman Seds., Cows. and
Station Wagons
MIG RoadSterS. Every Model
Mercedes Benz 81 300" Sedan
Porsche Speedster and Cow.
Riley 81 20 Litre Sedan
Triumph 80 Mayfiower Sedan
JACK PRY, 18th and P
ALTO ROMEO SO, a smart Italian
popular sport car with roll-up win
dows
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FORD SO F-100 pickup: iight
blue: all access: $500 actual
allies; used as second car only.
Sl.l95. Call OF. 4-7722 or DU.
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NC MAGNETIC -: blsss rcd
tht week OF f.3i5e
MG-TD 81 si,0es Clean. very
5000 shape Offers considered.
~ s-ipag
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BUICK 81 Super Riviera sedan;
dyna:; r. and h.: very clean: s549.
HORNER'S COR, Buick Dealer.
Fla. ave. ne at 18th. Ii. f-64tiI
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CADILLAC 1859 go" convertible:
owner: $4,000 actual miles: new
orion top. power steering. chrome
wire wheels. etc: discount price,
81 .6S5. Why nav more9
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TRIANGLE FORD

300 X. ! Ave. NE. DE 2-6.iO2
FORD 1865 vs. country SEDAN.
ovtrdrite, and h.. Colonial white
finish TOP condition. Sl,5a5. HILL
a SANDERS, Wash Is Oldest Ford
Dealer. INA Vermont ave NV,
AID f-4BuO Open ewes. I'll ..
sat 'til s
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Suburhan Cadillac-Olds

CADILLAC 1855 convertible. spar
Kline mandarin REQ speciai white
plastic ton full power equipment
ExcrDtinrai Sl7pS
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FORD So Victoria. Fordomatie, 2.
ana light green hnish, 4 top
condition car. S995 HILL A.
SANDERS, Washs Oldest Ford
Dealer, INA Vermont ave nv,
AID. i-i300. Open ewes III y,
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MERCURY 1886 Monterey hard
top coupe, fully equip. 2-tone rcd
and white finish, matchlng In
terror, very low milease by ons
owner / VI 1909, guar, : ,991.
JET ENGLISH FORD, 1884 pa.
4 O.lLLLI
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CHEVROLET SO Bel Air conV.; very
clean: sl,795 or best offer. TE.
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MOTOR co.

Your NeiRhborhood Ford Dealer
Sr:5 Piney Br. Rd., s. s. JU. $1,000
FORD 90 VS. Ranch Wagon; r.
and H.; one owner; real nice con-
dition; Sl,3a5. HILL d SANDERS.
Vermont ave NV, AID. 4-i3OO
Open ewes. III q. Sat. III !.
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FORD 81 hsrdtop: fully equip.
peri. cond.. will swap for a. to
"a auto in good cond VIII. 6-763O
FORD 1854 Tudor VS. custom &.
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CHEW. SO 2-door: cleaning green
finish; very low mileage. one
owner car, equipped. 10000 mile
or year guarantee; Sl,3g5. To-
GAN tFord), 1850 Goth st. NV,
DI 7-5SUO
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ALEXANDRIA Trailer

Z miles south OF Alex on q, 3. /
south S-7533
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and b. wa 7.s5Ja
oLDs 1885 ZEE" Holiday eoups q
tone nniNhg Wv tires, fully
equipped discount prlcs. aIy4fb
total WHY pay more
Continued 90 EsEt Passl
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TOP DOLLAR PAID for used house
trailefs Official mobile home guide
book appraisal or better COLE {
Nd Phone Mr.. Robinson PA
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CHEVROLET sd CDR. Belair;
black: 10000 mi. 500 cash and
take over payments, total SI,SuU
WA 1-1061
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

CHEVROLET 81 4-door Fieetland
cleaning bright finish. Wv. tires,
and h. and auto. transmission.
So down on approved credit
BELMONT AUTO LAND, l4th and
Belmont SITS. NV, HO. o-55O0
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T Ia MA MOTOR co.

your neIghboIhood Foro dtaIeI
S725 Piney Br Rd., s. s.. Ju. $1,000
MERCURY "a Custom VS. = door
overdrive, radio. heater; 2-tone
green finish. Priced right, $500.
nW DI 1-hAOn
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JAGUAR 81 XR-l2O roadster, r,
and h, $4,000 miles, very clean;
S1.795. EV. 4-5SS3.
JAGUAR ROADSTER 1854. white
with black tonneau and top, 7.
and h., turn signals. tool kit with
factory spare parts; never raced,
but opened up occas; Al shape,
$3.50. Reason owner setting
married. Call KE, S-560S, Sun.
20 pm weekdays - pm.
KAISER 50 Manhattan sedan;
overdrive and cont kit: very
clean, $40. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS, JU, 5-S525.
LINCOLN 90 sedan; full power.
AIR CONDITIONING; l-year.
lUOee warranty like new; Ssy5
down. PlNEY BRANCH MOTORS,
JU 5-S525.
LINCOLN ~ hsrdtop couue: beau
tifui ivory ana gray finish, dual
range hydramatic. powerful VS.
engine. 7 and h. luxurious transp.
Tor only SS95. From ORIG, owner.
JE. .-962S
LINCOLN 81 4-dr; hydra, r. and
h., elec. windows; $3.50 cash.
mr. st-EO-n
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TAKOMA MOTOR co.

Your Neighborhood Ford Dealer
S525 Piney Br. Rd., S. s.. Ju. $1,000
CHEVROLET 1855 2-dr. sedan
Sgyo cash. No trade. JOHN T.
SWAMI. Highland, Md, Atlas
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ISETTA

Up to 60 miles per gallon Of gas
See this amazing car today. Dis
trihutor for ISetta
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TAKOMA MOTOR CO

FORD '34 Fordor; GOOD body, tire,
and paint lg4s motor Sis5
Can BE seen week ENDS Ma
1-.lAs
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LLOYD-WAGEN

GERMAN WONDER carr Low cost.
low insurance, low maintenance.
Up to ~ mi. per gallon Sedans,
wagons. convertibles The bis little
car. From 1855. See IT. Drive II!
Get the proof and you'll buy III
Low BANK FINANCING
ALLIED MOTORS
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FORD So Customline: r. and h.,
automatic drive, excellent condi-
tion; original OWNER. Sl.1OO. XII
S-.iS65.
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s7ss Pls.y 81 P0 Rs oI gu LOO
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TAKOMA MOTOR CO.

FORD So Custom Tudor: Z and
h exceptionally nice condition
SB95. HILL a. SANDERS. Wash s
Oldest Ford Dealer. INA Vermont
ave. nv, AID $4,000. Open ewes.
ia .. Sat. IN ,
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CADILLAC 1858 coupe. 500 down
on approved credit. fully equipped
! owner, like new in every way.
BEL MONT AUTO LAND. lith and
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TAKOMA MOTOR co.

your neighborhood Ford dealer
s12S Piney Br. Rd.. S. s.. JU. $1,000
FORD So station wagon 9-pass
fully equipped, incl Fordomatic;
$645. PlNEY BRANCH MOTORS,
JU. 5-S525.
FORD 1858 Ranch Wagon: Fordo.
matte, r. and h.: extra-fine cond
throughout: must be seen to be
appreciated: $3.50, terms to suit
BELL MOTORS, 500 Wis. ave
NV, WO. 6-S9OO.
FORD SO cow T. and h. Fordo-
matte, Wv. tires: excel. cond
$500; pvt. OWNER. IA. g-gS6s
FORD 1858 club Victoria: Fordo-
matte. r. and h.. 2-tOne green. Inn
mAcnlaIe tn rnnnh nnf. GSns
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GMC 2I2-ton insulated body: ideal
for constr. ONCE or camping
3l.0OO mi. good tires: must see
| to apprec.. $3.50. JE. 4-4l31
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VIV. WIN pdl IUTtF
BLASS & CLARK
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co

BUICK IN3b Century statiOn
WAGON; really sharp: power brakes
ana steering, dyna1ow. radio, heat
en-, tinted glass. You should see it !.
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$877 Full Price
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
18th & R st. NV.
HO. 2-7OOO

CADILLAC 81 Deviie Coupe: fully
warranted list, SS.0O6; will sscT.
Tor S0.l95 small down payment
nnanced through local bank, inn
med. del Call COLES. 10.
4-SO36.
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CHEVROLET 1854 station wag.: 4
Or; equip: @-tone finish: excep-
ti9nally clean: ! ". 1905 guar.
Sl,l93; JET ENGLISH FORD,
lh3l Pa ave Sc IL A-o2nn
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CADILLAC - 90" 4-dr. p and
~ auto trans. power steering
Wv, tires. 2-tone blue and white
must see and drive TO appreciate .
,i11 WO S-5654. NORTH.
WEST MOTORS.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-10-05

every power vested in the Presi-
dency to end lawlessness and in
transigence.
All right-thinking persons have
noted your patience and goodwill
when confronted with abdurance
and ornery defiance.
A moment ago talked with
Miss Edna Douglas, Supreme Basi-
leus, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority,
and a member Of our Board who
resides in Little Rock. She tells
me that both white and Negro
citizens are relieved that Federal
troops have arrived to assist the
police of the city of Little Rock
in restoring order.
III
Sept. Is, 1857 1:55 pm.
Honorable Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House,
Washington, D. c.
The course of events in Arkan-
sas is sickening. No words can
describe our horror and shame. The
American Council on Human Rights
congratulates you for having taken
positive action, after patience and
Cancellation failed.
We urge that you stand firm.
We are certain that any further
conferences with Governor Faubus
will weaken your position, lower
your prestige, and prove as fruit
less as the Providence discussion.
There obviously is an organized
conspiracy conducted by bigoted
zealots to subvert constitutional
government in these United States.
This crisis is the ultimate consc-
quence of the massive resistance
dogma which has gone unchalleng-
ed these past few years. History
will note what is being done here.
We urge you to stand firm for the
sake of Justice and Law.
John T. Blue, Jr.
Executive Director
The American Council on
Human Rights.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-10-05
TAYL0RSVILlE
NEWS

The nth annual session of the
first Sweet Pilgrim Baptist Asso-
citation met with the Shady Oak
M. B. Church Collins, Miss. Sep
TENDER 1920. Rev. d. B. Barnes
made his annual address at 1880
p. M, which was enjoyed by every
one. Rev. E. Newell, preached the
Doctrine Sermon and the Educa-
tional sermon was delivered by a
young man, Glen Randall of Buff
falo, New York. His subject was
"Call to Service" Money raised for
Education Rally, $693.12. Total
money raised for the men, 81 ,613.-
IS.
The Women's 50th annual session
Home and Foreign Mission Bap-
fist Association also met at the
Shady Oak M. B. Church Septem-
Der 1920. Formal opening by Sis
D. L. Wells, Hattiesburg, Miss.
Bible lesson taught by Sis. Fannie
Z. Jones, guest speaker, Mrs. Alice
Sims, New Orleans, La.
Rev. Fields preached a wonder
sermon from the Book of Judges,
22:1. Money raised in the women's
auxiliary, S413.25. Grand total for
the men and women, $2,026.80.
Rev. D. B. Barnes, moderator; Rob-
ert T. Aultman, secretary; Sis. D..
L. Wells, president; Sis. M. E..
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-10-05
Levittown Negro
Says Club
Harnesses Family

Levittown, Pa, Oct. l - Bristol
Township Manager Henry Rolfes
says he would advise the owner
of house adjoining the home of
Levittown's first Negro family to
stop using the house as club
meeting place.
A group calling itself the Dog
wood Hollow Social Club las been
holding sessions in the vacant
house since Sept. %.
William Myers, Jr., the head of
the Negro family, charges the
group with harassment of his fam
lily. State police began a 24-hour
watch at Mr.. Myers home Sept.
% at his request. A few weeks
ago state police had helped break
up mob gatherings that followed
tie Myers family arrival.
II wish the people would discon-
tinue this war of nerves and go
home," Mr.. Myers said Sept. "a,
when about IS persons met in the
vacant house and about a dozen
white visitors met with Mr.. Myers
in his home.
One group discussed how to get
the Myers family to move away
short of violence, and the other how
to help Mr.. Myers in his deter
mination to stay. He has a wife
and three small children.
Mr.. Rolfes said he would tell the
owner of the vacant house, Robert
Hughes, that the building is in a
residentially zoned area and can
not be used as clubhouse.
The vacant house at 80 Darkleaf
Lane is directly behind Mr.. Myers
house at 43 Deepgreen Lane in the
Dogwood Hollow section of this
60,O00-person suburban commun-
ity. The rear lawns adjoin. Pre-
vious occupants vacated about two
weeks after arrival of the Myer-
ses.
AS the social club" drank coffee
and cEatted Sept. "a, small Unit
ed States flag fluttered on the
front of the house, and small
Confederate flag on the rear Of
the house. Inside were the flags
of several states, including one
from Virginia and one from Texas,
draped over chairs and tables.
E. L. Williams, an unemployed
Levittowner, said he was acting
as caretaker of the house. Club
members said they had no Off
GERS.
Public outdoor gatherings were
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PAGE THREE
or President" signs about.

for President" signs about.
Starting as a handyman around
a medicine show that passed thru
his hometown when he was Ii,
Little Richard has been on the move
ever since. Amy place he saw q
stage he would beg the manager TO
let him mount 1t and burst forth
into song.
His big break came when q
scout for Speciality records heard
him and put Ills voice on wax.
Since that day he's never looked
back at the hard days he endured.
Now in the $4,000 weekly class, he
recently bought his mother a $685.
900 home in Los Angeles and owns
three valuable pieces of Hollywood
real estate, plus three cars, four
dozen suits, 30 pairs of shoes and
keeps a pocket full of 800 bills.
When he returns from the Down
Under country he's due to take off
on gruelling one-nigkt tour with
his own show. Frank Sands, book
er at the Gale Agency, in N. Y,
said that British promoters have
offered as high as $4,000 weekly
for him to grace their vaudeville
house stages. Present plans are
for him to accept one of these luc-
rative offers sometimes in Janu-
airy.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-10-05
DR.. Henrietta M.
Gibbs To Speak In
Montgomery, Ala.

Montgomery, Ala, Sept. &c.
DR.. Henrietta M. Gibbs, treasurer
Of the National Baptist Women's
Auxiliary to the National Baptist
Convention, Inc, will be the wq-
mans day speaker at the Dexter
Avenue Baptist Church of Mont
gomery, according to announce
ments from DR.. M. L. King, Jr.,
minister. The occasion has been
set for Sunday, October 13, at the
regular morning worship hour and
is expected to attract members,
former members, and friends from
every area of the state.
DR.. Gibbs is we'll known in Mont
gomery where she lived for more
than quarter of century until
the passing Of her husband. She
was cited by the local state
branches of the NAACP for her
outstanding contributions to the
state of Alabama and has been
honored to serve as president of
the Anna M. Duncan (Federated)
Club for more than quarter of
a century. She has been pioneer
in women's work in the state, hav-
ing served as president of the Ala
bama State Federation of Colored
Womens Clubs and also as chair
man of it's executive board. She
has travelled widely in this coun-
try, in Europe, and in the Holy
Land. AS president of the Wo-
mans State Baptist Convention of
Alabama, DR.. Gibbs distinguished
herself and the organization by
consistent and effective support of
Selma University which she serves
as member of the Board Of Trus-
tees. She is a former member of
Dexter where she worked in every
area of the church program until
she moved to Tuscaloosa, her pres
ent home.
Mrs. Thelma Hill Anderson, pres
ident Of the Womeos Council of
Dexter Avenue Baptist Church,
announces that a fellowship dinner
in the dining room of the church
will be the eliminating feature of
this annual observance which holds
a high place on the calendar of
this historic church.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-10-05
Richard Born
10 Rock, Roll

Los Angeles - When sensation
al rock and roll singer Little Rich
ard Penninman hits Australia next
week for a two weeks engagement
natives there will get their first
look at personality that is accur-
ately described as "born to make
music"
The deeply religious performer
is a modern day success story of a
young boy wEo never gave up a
dream that he would someday be-
come a headliner and see kids
fighting at stagedoors just to get
his autograph. Since shaking the
amusement world two years ago
with his "Tutti Fruitti" record, the
Macon, Ga.-born, "a year old Rich
ard is bundle of energy when
he's holding the center of theatre
or ballroom stage.
At recent appearance at the
Brooklyn Paramount theatre in
New York he shattered all exist
ing records for this 1000 seat
house. Waving his arms, jumping
atop the piano and reaching over
the footlights to shake hands with
hysterical tenage fans were all
part of his 35-minute act on stage.
At each show it looked as if
presidential campaign was taking
place as hundreds of cheering
youngsters stood up in their seats
and waved their Little Richard
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-10-05
EDWARDS news

The Kinds County Singing Con-
vention met at the Little Zion Bap-
fist Church Sunday, Rev. C. A.
Greer, pastor. A splendid program
was rendered and the pianist, Prof.
Fred Moffatt, gave a wonderful
demonstration in snusic. The sum
of $4,000 was raised. The next
meeting will be held at the Bel
mont Baptist Church, Rev. Elijah
Stamps, president.
Mr.. Wallace Mosely died last
week. Mr.. Mosely had been in i'll
health for some time.
The Bethlehem Baptist Church
will celegrate its pastor, Rev. J..
E. Twins, Saith anniversary Sun
day, October 6, 1857. The public
is cordially invited.
The funeral of Mrs. Caroline
Harting was held Sunday at the
Little Zion Baptist Church. Mrs.
Harting suffered a stroke a few
days before her death from which
she never recovered. The pastor,
Rev. c. A. Greer, preached the
sermon.
The Gospel Chorus rendered a
program Sunday night at the
Friendship M. B. Church. Leaders
of the Pew Rally were: Mrs. N. B.
Barker and Mrs. Lillian Marshall.
A panel discussion was given by
the following: Rev. John Davis,
Rev. j. H. Harris, Rev. Lloyd Car
ter, Bro. Geo. Barker. Subject,
"The Benefit of the Bible in the
Church and Community" The
sum of $3.50 was raised. Mrs.
N. B. Barker, president.
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ACHR -.

Continued from Page One)
Mr.. Blue again telegraphed the
President yesterday to send con-
gratulations on the success of the
Presidents use of troops.
Texts of the three kilograms fol-
lows:
September "a 2:15 pm.
President Dwight. D. Eisenhower
White House,
Washington, D. c.
The American Council on Human
Rights commend you for having
taken steps necessary to use police
power to restore order in Little
Rock. Your deliberate and concil-
iatory action ought to kave good
effect on any reasonable man, "But
these men the Gods have made
mad
Since all efforts to restore an
atmosphere of sanity appeared to
fail, we urge the use of police
power so that the people can at
least have safety of person. 1t is
patent that an organized effort on
the part of persons close to Gov
ernor Faubus is being made to
foment continued defiance and vio-
lence. Our people pray that you
will act to restore order, uphold
justice, and prosecute these SUBJ
versions. We can no longer pa
tiently bear the torment and the
imminent danger of losing our
lives.
9i24-10 pm
Honorable Dwight D. Eisenhower
WEite House
ACHR commends you for promp-
thy following up your fortnight
declaration that you would use