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nELP-MEN

HAIRDREeSER, an opportunity for
S Saf sRss sass cSS snn. aTs nA ADO'
HARDWARE SALESMAN, excellent
salary and working conditions; OPP
portYpity tor adyancement; Apply
PLY CO. Annandale, Va.
HARDWARE CLERK
age FL to So; experience helpful but
and reliable. Good starting salary.
paid vacation, sick leave. Apply
Fails Church. M. Bfo SsIn e''"''''
HOTEL NIGHT AUDITOR, experi-
enced. See manager, WESLEY HO
TEL. 1881 o st. NV.
HYDRAULIC DREDGE LEVER MAN
and also pile driver. Good pay.
Contact Ct once J. Z. ROSE. North
Beach: Nd. Airline 7-64Ol.
JANIT0R. coiored, with or capable
OF obtaining 6th-cl. engr. license:
NV. apt: BLDG: married. NO chill
py DR sGSd saisry ss ses si lob IT,
St. NV. Ma. S-05s0.
yANITOR. for garden-type apart
burner. No children. Salary and
quart e. Apply resident manager,
1903 ,2Srd 81. sc. Call after 4
JANIToR. .eoloredi oil burner expe-
Renee preferred; married, no chill
dren; Alex. garden apts.:, excellent
apt ana b 6GSS iajsFy sR H6Pggls
4ole 18th St. NV. Ma. s-oSso
JANITOR
Full time. z am. to 5 pm. week
days, Am, to pm. Saturdays.
M, ee good worker ana have excel
9-6610, for appointment. sHiRLiN0.
TON TRUST Co. Arlington. We.
JANITOR
Colored, married man. no children,
$l4O Der mo. plus quarters, for ele.
vator bldg In NV. section. Apply
Mt. Hites, to 10 am. II. q.
SM a5ppcaaY CO., 81 18th st.. ST.
JEWELRY sALEsNAN-YounS man.
b bsis 'P NAM jrw sEERiEaR AR Se
b. c. CAN IA. s-7io7 for an apt.
KITCHEN STEWARD. white. for
country club In Chevy Chase. Nd
Phone OIL $500, for interview
LAWN MOWER MECHANIC. fuii-time
Craigie. PENDLEToN HARDWARE.
1890 Ga. ave. Wheaton. Nd.
LIQUOR CLERK, wiliing worker;
Boz Box es Gfs s star. RES "r''e 70
MANAGER, white. for fooming house.
Good references. 720 N. Capitol ST.,
between II am. to 8 pm.
MANAGER-TRAINEE. GOOD future;
car allowance plus s275. POTOMAC
Ealls church. ". 2-7272.
MAIL MiI , AND ,iNFo: CLERK. younl
must type minimum 80 W.p;m.: neat
appearance. $50, plus meals: 6-day
week Apply personnel. MANGEk
MECHANIC on MECHANICS HELP.
- Ior new.ear service: Chrysler
ccoe9I oNNYy p sosE,siP CO. IL o-as4s'
MOTORCYCLE COURIER, tempo
rary work for television aim COM
Pany, i 70 pm. Monday through
rriaeCy CAL Mr.. MCDONALD. AD.
MUTUAL FUNDS INVESTMENT A.
curities sales position. 0found. floor
opportunity. UN. 1881.
NIGHr AUDITOR, hotel to audit
hotel accounts and work front desk:
must have MGR 5000 fnachine
night audit experience: will train
II you nave some accounting back
sround; An unfinished apt. avail.
n ~ prrt , o. compensation: attractive
desired: many empioye dement's
Hrs, 1880 pm. to 7:30 am. 9
aenno per VIZ; Call mgr. TIE.
1900. PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS
NIGHT WATCHAIAN. for manu-
securing Plant: some light clean
Ing; must have good references.
g:3O pm. to 9 am. Reply In writ
ing only TO r. 3. VAUGHN. 1915
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SALES ENGINEER. heatine and
up. Immediate openine for ouniifiec
person In residential heating and
af-conditiontng sales. Protected
territory IN Metropolitan Washing
ton Area. Decentralization and other
ST. $500. 10 arrange intsrvieV
JOHN o. WEBSTER 4 SONS. 627
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ENGINEER

Reliable white man. for large gard
S225 mo-. plus large 2-bedToom apt,
with all utilities Included and teie-
phone Apply IN person or phone
Mr.. Mockahee for apt. between
Co. ST. $500.
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SALES TRAINEE

National organization has opening
Tor alert young man between %
ana 30 TO enter sales training PRO.
Rram. No previous sales experiences
necessary. Applicant must have col.
leee education or It's equivalent High
starting salary. plus excellent in
een ,nD plan. Can Mr.. LYNN. DU..
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
must be exper, IN fabrication. CON-
MOkS. INC. 2721 Naylor I'd. Sc.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
H{sHospPPse T s,,N sn9 r sTsrI nscessar ci
Piney Branch I'd. Silver Spring.
SERVICE STATION AND PACKING
fence. honest. reliable. sober. Good
pay. See personnel mgr. 1888
Eye NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
perienced: full time: references re-.
quired Apply HERBS SHELL, seth
and ANNAPOLIS I'd. Bladenshurg. Nd
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white over 26.. wen experienced.
with good references. excellent
WORKING hours. 0LENMONT AMOCO
STATION. VIII. 2-7777.
SERvICE STATION ATTENDANT
Roar servicemen. car washer and
crease man; mus have experience
az G dryers permit. 45I5
MacAftnur olvd. NV, FL. $1,000
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT for
nignt shit. exper. and dependable.
UNITED ESQ SERVICE CENTER,
7l0 Rhode Island ave. ne.
sHEFT METAL MECHANICS: eTDeT
anet york instsli; steady work, AL
SHOE sALEsMEN. fun or part time.
Sc. Friday. $50 TO IL or phone
ior appointment. DI. 7-b2OO.
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Statesmen.

-. Opportunity for young men. %,
80 years Of age. with q large well.
rated organization selling member,
ships and insurance. Car Is necessary
Permanent position. Salary Will,
being trained. Apply H. p. PIERCE
keystone Automobile Club, 1884:
Conn. ave. NV.
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R0UTEMAN-We need 8 man for I
good route: best pay and best qual.
ny ny plant PLANT IN n. town Apply e peI,Sn:
DRY. 1921 27th ct. NV.
k0UTEMAN, .Alexandria or FairfaS
S SSD;' ever $i9O week TO start. Phone
day only. 6 pm. to 8 n.m.
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statesmen

II You ARE A. REAL SALESMAN,
own q car, and have TO earn over
SiSO weekly, you should answer
weekly viii net YOU at least Si75 TO
plies one Of the fundamental neces.
s Sn,, ~, r?r llie and health, We take
done. Come to 'I oS7 New sS 9 YORK y ave- T.
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CONTRACTS
Administrator

Local division Of national cleo.
tronics firm has excellent oypenins
for man with minimum OF g. yrs. ex.
perience in contract Administration,
but fixed price and CPFF; knowi-
edge. of the electronies industry
o osr orEanastion O.ns pO shssnIs
and incentive for . top-noteh per.
former.
Write. giving age, education, ex.
perience and general salary require.
ment 70 BOX 29s.D. Star.
c SH,!: End for ,hn I.Ts: iGOv1..Er
s esSs b: :s:ssnt Ssy E %sii' SSS;
@HIisSaRnfsslhr oaA.S PHI H H0 e. nv. Of
COOK, ist:elass chef experienced
STs ss SsoH. pay and yiEs quarters 4.
sginS,ssd AIPIyy ln person % tsls;
SH5Al,EseoAilL, ,, leTLAK a sEAFoob
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HELp-MEN

COOK. colored: fast short.order man:
local references required. Salary,
500 % start. Hrs, 2-11 pm. Apply
sHlRLINoToN DEL. Arl.. Va. TE.
.COUNTERMAN. white. must be ex-
per. reliable. fast, night work;
good salary, paid vacation. THE
s saad Hcn. RESTAURANT r iii
DENTAL TECHNICIAN TO assist in
growing crown and bridge dept.
Some experience necessary. Call
Ex. 3-bl6O between 8 am. and y
DISHWASHER : SHORT ORDER
COOK COMBINED. white; good
hrs. and salary. Apply JoHNNY'S,
9Th and 3 SITS. Sc.
CRAFTSMEN, experienced on sub
division. street and drainage
R Elem; %S psss yG p' ZSs4g plans or
DRIVER, experienced transport.
Apply John Morrison, o'BoYLE
TANK LINES. SIT Michigan ave. ne
DRIVER statesmen, good routes
available now: excellent earnings;
pleasant WORKING eondtttcns; , Apo
l4l9 I st. Sc.
preferred: permanent, iuli time icr
reliable man. DAU5ER's. $500
ELECTRICIANS. mechanic and help.
or. experienced. TO work In vir.
ginia: steady work. good pay. adj
vancement. ED. 9-5660.
ELECTRONIC SHOP FOREMAN.
military or cAA certified shop ex-
perienee desirable. Write for In
terview. p. o. Box 6S7S. Bethesda.
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L. E. MASSEY SHOES

SOC 18th ST. NV.
sM0ef-0RDRR COOKS (2I. e1per.,
5000 pay and hrs. OR. 1881 be-
tween 3 and II. 8 and s.
sTQCkR0Oei CLKRK. young man
n r,,n nign s sencol sdueation: good
HUMIDITY TIRES. INC. $3.50 18th
TAILOR, experienced. part or full
t .lnss. Apply n person. ALEX TAI:
LOh SHQP, b0S 18th st. NV. 2nd
q. NO PHONE CALLS.
TEACHER, mathematics, seryic,
academy preparation. Washingtor
area. Starting salary, above 5000
STATE EXAMINATIONS. write Boz
TEACHERs. white, qualified for Ems.
hsh, biology. chemistry. physics.
math and elementary Grades, Sal.
aries 20 $3.50 mo. ADAMS TEACH.
kks AGENCY. 1871 q st. NV.
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ENGINEER, 9th and .sth class Il.
s reond.icnsd bui III s!f Sod %S SorF
ing conditions; salary, $500 per
month TO- start. See Mr.. DEEM
chief ensineer. $500 Quebec st,
NV. between o and ~. No phone
ENGINEERING AIDE, experienced
IN survey, computing. drafting
and related work; permanent lob
Phone IA b.4l41.
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0A'f B:oSsoSGkKEEPERs' s. {
RK-TYPISTS
RECEPTIONISTS
NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
HOS 18th 81; NV. at L

ARCHlTECTS. res. d. c. or va;
comml. bldgs. and part-tlme hours.
POTOMAC EMpL. AOCY, 1884
Wilson blvd, Arl., IA. $4,000.
ASST. CLERK .BOOKKERPER. small
once se libsrel leave policy. $50 wk,
ASST. LIBRARIAN, S66
ATLAS AocY.. 1870 N. Y. Ave. NV.
ASST. TO MGR, $433
WIZ be In charge Of training large
groups OF women, Some college,
Above-average APPEARANCE Must be
able TO help other women In mat.
tiers Of grooming and dress. This IA
Ia personnel lob not q selling lob.
BOOKKEEPERS, $3.50
For advertising agency, double
entry bkkpg., will handle clients
billing. plus contacts with news
RECEPTIoNIST, 1888
For active trade association. must
type. will train on PIX. under 40
yLla days, downtown
FIELDS AGCY., Elk. 3-2608
5ss sheraton Bldg.. I'll 18th 81. NV.
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HELP-MEM
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
d:p: saa 9Ss SO Sdh TEL 0f 70 rSS s. si As
bonus. prizes. free STEAK dinner 81.
the works. Bring your buddy. RIM.
400. Victor Bldg. 724 9th Sc. NV.
Apply after school. ready for work.
! WANT A MAN
Real estate experience preferred, not
necessary. II you Just want o place
70 ,goof on, don't call. You won't
make any money.
II you can follow INSTRUCTIONS and
will work 30 hours q week you can
go places with US In this exciting
business. Nd. properties. Call me,
r: u. FORWARD. RLTR.. Ju. 9-1303
, 1957-12-23
P U BLIcATIo N

Public notice is hereby given that in accordance with the
Virgin Islands Code, all employers Of two or more employees
are liable for compensation to employees performing Tor
them, for disability or death arising from such employment,
except, those engaged in religious service, domestis service,
or work in their homes, and shall, subject TO a penalY OF moi
exceeding $4,000 for failure to insure, secure the payment OF
compensation under said Code by insuring with the Munich
pal Insurance Fund, and it shall be the duty OF every employ
er affected by this Code to file with the Custodian, Municipal
Insurance Fund, not later than January 10, 1858, a statement
under oath, showing the number OF persons employed, the
kind of occupation or industry, and the total amount of wages
actually paid during the calendar year 1857. A separate re-
port showing the estimated employment for the calendar
year 1858 must also be filed by January Is, 1853.
In view Of Section 273, Chapter II of the Virgin Islands
Code effective September /, 1857, all adjustments or esti-
mated reports covering policies written on or after this day
must show salaries or wages up to a maximum OF $5OOO per
week in the case of any single employee. Adjustment reports
for the calendar year 1857 written prior to September lf057
will as heretofor, reflect salaries and wages only up to a
maximum of $4,000 per week III any individual case.
COPIES of the required forms are being sentlall employers
believed to be subject to the Code for fling these reports. II
shall, nevertheless, be the duty OF any employer subject TO
the Code who may not have received forms to request them
from the Custodian, Municipal Insurance Fund and to make
the required reports by January Is, 1858. Payment OF the adj
iustment premiums for the year 1857 as well as the estimated
premiums for the year 1858 are to be made by January 81,
1858. Premium for the second haf-year must be paid by June
80, 1858.
Every employer affected is required by Section go,
Chapter II of the VI. Code to keep an accuratesrecord of the
number of his employees and the wages paid by him and such
record shall be available at any time to the Commissioner OF
Agriculture and Labor as well as the Commissioner OF
Finance.
In addition to the penalty for failure to insure, employers
falling to file statements on the date specified will be subject
to fine of not more than $4,000, and for failure to keep pro-
per records of wages paid, a fine Of five times the amount OF
the difference between the premium paid and the premium
, 1957-12-23
No. 1890
GOVERNMENT OF
H VIRGIN ISLANDS OF UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
OF REGISTRATION OF RENEWAL
MASoNITE CORPORATION

MASON1TE
for registration in the Virgin Islands OF. the United States of
renewal of Certificate of Registration No. 353,146, registered
in the United States Patent Office on December %, 1897, and
in the Virgin Islands of the United States on October 5, 1899,
and it having been shown that said certificate of registration
renewed in the United States Patent Office on December
3, 1857, for a period of twenty (20) years from December %,
1857, unless sooner terminated as provided by law, in the
of Masonite Corporation, of Chicago, Illinois, a cor
p~oration of Delaware. which has made a showing of owner
ship of the said trademark;
THIS is TO CERTIFY that the said renewal has been
recorded in the Office. of the Government Secretary of the
Virgin Islands of the United States, at ST. Thomas, in accord
ance with the provisions in the Regulations governing the
Of Patents and Trademarks in the Virgin Islands,
approved April l, 1916.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal of the Government Of the Vir-
gin Islands of the United States to be. affixed at
Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this
18th day of December, A. D., 1857.
Joseph E. Fitzpatrick
Executive Assistant
to the Government Secretary for the Virgin Islands
, 1957-12-23
: Ubf st. Drink Auta :
=. CHAMPION o. PUBLIC aronr AND rusrIer -

Printed & published every afternoon except Sundays & holidays by
Christansted. st. Crox. U. S. Virgin Islands
Telephone 4s r. O. Box SSS
Editor & Manager Canute A Brodhurst
Circulation Anna I. Brodhurst
Subscription Rates.
&c per copy ST 90 per month sl2. per year. All subscriptions are
payable in advance.
Entered as Second Class matter May %. 1917 at the Post Office at
Christianstsed, St Croix, v. I. under the Act Of March s. 1897
VOL. is MONDAY, DECEMBER q, 1857 No. 28l
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1900 Acre Carefully Planned and Controlled Community
with Every Rere0tonn Facility Reserved for Property Owners

LAKEWOOD PARK
builders LAKEWOOD
Washington
shed Today possible
all of ond
LAKEWOOD PARK ESTATES
within LAKEWOOD PARK ESTATES
actually LAKEWOOD PARK ESTATES
throughout United desirable Of
For climate for fuller life
in
discover how
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ARE THERE CHURCHES
IN THE AREA2

OF course there are. Churches OF
every faith noio welcome congreoa-
ttons to worship in both IT. Pierce
and Vero Beach. Church sites hare
been set aside in LAKEWOOD
PARK ESTATES. The driue to
church on sunday tUould be no
longer than the drtpe you make at
present.
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The nearby Atlantic Ocean off IT.
Pierce is renowned as the Worlds
finest fishing grounds. Fish OF every
description may be caught in the
matters OF the ocean. the Indian
Rirer and the Uery lakes OF LAKE !.
WOOD PARK ESTATES. Within
an hours driue from LAKEWOOD
PARK ESTATES the hunting Is
excellent for deer, quail and other
game.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31
MRS. EVANGELINE BYRD
is VISITED BY HER
CHILDREN

Very charming visitors in
the city recently were Mrs.
Ola Beauty Byrd Muirhead
and. granddaughter, Ola
Yvonne Johnson of Chicago,
Ill, who were house guest OF
Mrs. Murihead's mother, Mrs
Evangeline Byrd of East
Church Street. The visitors
received many social cour-
tesies that made their visit a
most enjoyable one. Also visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Evange-
line Byrd, this past week was
Mr.. Willie Byrd who makes
bis home in Gulfport, Miss.
The many friends of Mrs.
Byrd, share with her the deep
pleasure and pride of this viist
from her son and daughter and
her great granddaughter. Mrs.
Byrd is a loyal and faithful
member of Central Methodist
and is known thruout the city
for her many charitable deeds.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31

The Idle Hour Juniors enter
tanned their former President,
Mrs. Emma Travis and her two
sisters, Mesdames Evelyn Pat
terson and Jessena Meredith
of Detroit, Michigan with a
gala party on Thursday, Aug
ust %, in the beautiful home
of Mrs. Emma Mason on High
way 81 North. Guests of the
honoree were: Mesdames Luz
ellie Hodge, Irene Allen and
Miss Elma Hodges. The fol-
lowing club members were
present: Mesdames Bessie
Stay, Jean Wells, Marion
Knox, Rosie B. jenkins, Ver-
nell Gardner, Annie L. Smith,
Fannie Stingley, Mary E. Ford.
Delicious refreshments of
chicken salad on lettuce and
iced drinks were served. The
Club presented Mrs. Travis a
gift in appreciation of her won
derful work with the club. A
delightful time was enjoyed
by all.
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JACKSON SOCIAL
VIEWS
BY SARAH McNEANIER HARVEY
BY SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

and give of their service to
make the picnic a success. :.
WE ARE PROUD TO SAY
that each year, more and more
parents and adults are par
ticipating coming out to
give their services and this is
as it should be for GOOD
OR BAD, those hundreds of
boys and girls out at College
Park on Monday last, were
OUR BOYS AND GIRLS :.
our RESPONSIBILITY :.
their conduct, good or bad,
reflected on NO ONE BUT
THE ADULTS who have had
these tender lives in their
care, to make of them, either
citizens of which the state can
be proud, or ones who will put
the whole race to shame
WE WILL NOT MAKE AN
EFFORT to name the DON
ORS OR WORKERS in this
issue the list is long and
as we said before, we are still
rather beat" Next week
we will give proper credit for
every effort made to make
or 1857 PICNIC THE GREAT
EST For the most part,
the conduct of the young peo-
pie at the picnic was greatly
improved over that of previous
years Z. For this we con-
graduate the young people
themselves, their parents and
teachers.
DON'T BE MISTAKEN
IT is IMPORTANT THAT
YOU REGISTER AND VOTE
FOR A VOTELESS PEG
PIE WILL EVER BE A
HOPELESS PEOPLE
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31

East Orange, N. J., Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Rose, Mrs. Sarah
Williams and Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Williams, all of Cleve-
land, Ohio have returned to
their home after motoring
here to attend the funeral of
the late Mr.. Tony Sanders who
died in New Orleans, La.
RETURNING TO THE ITY
on Monday evening was Mrs.
Ethel Shirley of Chicago who
came here to attend the flu
neral of her brother, the late
Mr.. Lewis Anderson of Evans
st. Mrs. Shirley is the mother
of Willie Shirley of Everett
st.
MRS. IDA MAE STEWART
of Hill ST., left the city for
Chicago to spend her vacation
as guest of her two sons and
two sisters. Friends. wish for
her a most enjoyable visit.
Mr.. AND MRS. ED HILL
of Craig ST., left the city Fri
day for cities in California.
They were accompanied by
little Mr.. Jenkins and Clifton
Hill. Mrs. Hill is a teacher in
the Canton Public Schools.
MRS. GUSSIE MAE PAT
TERSON and lovely baby
daughter, of st. Louis, Mo-. are
vacationing here as guest of
Mrs. Patterson's mother, Mrs.
Cora Butler and sister. Miss
Bessie Rec Robinson. Every
thing is being done to make
their visit an enjoyable one.
MRS. EVERETT HAY.
GOOD of West Jackson spent
her vacation in Chicago, Ill.
She is the wife of Mr.. Connie
Haywood.
MRS. ALMA HENDERSON
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31
INTENTIONS TO WED

Mr.. Ernest Ivory, 3139 Sc
gest, Miss Letha Hampton,
114l2 Union.
Mr.. Samuel Burse, 3841
Main, Miss Rachel Henderson,
1926 Shady Oak
Mr.. Randolph Tillis, 1442
Lucerne, Miss Geraldine
O'Bannon, 1442 Lucerne.
Mr.. Nina L. Lewis, 1888
Morehouse, Miss Nellie B.
Hughes, Pamela, Ala.
Mr.. John Andrew Taylor
837 Lynch, Miss Wavine Ran
sey, 1119 Biloxi.
Mr.. Selma Nixon, r. I,
Jackson, Miss Johnnie Bell
Williams, Pocahontas.
Mr.. Gilbert Smith, 2131
Powers, Miss Geraldine Will
liams, 1909 Paramount.
Mr.. Leonard Morris, 1434
Barrett, Miss Betty Jean Hugh
es, 1907 Washington st.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31

and Miss Iofiia McGhee mo-
tored to Edwards to visit rela-
tives and friends on the week
end. Both young matrons re-
port an enjoyable trip.
MR.. AND MRS. CORRIE
MARSHALL are happy to
have as houseguest their chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Walden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods, Miss
Earnestine Marshall and Mr.,
and Mrs. Edgar Marshall, all
of Chicago. The visitors have
received many social courte
sizes since being in Jackson.
LITTLE CLARA MAE Pc
TERSON, granddaughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Peter
son. Valley ST., left here re
Gently to visit her mother
Mrs. Mildred Peterson Viii
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31
Round The
Town News
BY Marshall Lee

SUNDAY PAST, along with
other friends and neighbors
| journed to Dentville, Miss.
to pay a last tribute to our
friend, Mrs. Lizzie Lotion, sis
ter of my neighbor, Mrs. Car
RE Mae Lotion who lives at
929 Salem Street attest
ing to the high regards in
which the deceased was held
by all who knew her was the
large number who followed
her to her final resting place,
among whom were Mes
DANES Virgia Washington,
and Emma Hilley, who also
sang duet, accompanied on
the piano by your Round The
Town Reporter The Eu-
logy was given by Rev. Davis
Interment was in the
New Mt. Zion Cemetery, with
Peoples Funeral Home in
charge Deep and sim
cere sympathy is offered to
the family of Mrs. Lizzie LOT
ten The Benevolent Cir
Gle met in the home of Mrs.
Lola Anderson on Noel ST.,
with Mrs. Lizzie Woodson,
president, presiding and Mrs.
Anderson, Secretary. All mem
bers were present to enjoy
the inspiring meeting and the
tasty refreshments and iced
drinks served by the hostess
Mrs. Jessie Walton spent
the weekend with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lubertha Bennett in
Madison, Miss, she reports an
enjoyable visit Be seeing
you round the town.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31
West Jackson
News
BY Naomi 7. Hendrick

ny ANdO1ItA Il. IICIluI i'm
SICK & SHUT-INS: Mr..
Richard Clark, Everett St;
Mrs. Mollie Cohens ST.; Mr..
Wells, Valley ST.; Mrs. Louella
Gray, Cox st. We wish for all
these a speedy and complete
recovery
MR.. LONNIE DONALDSON
of Edwards, died at his home
on Monday, August 10, after
All extended illness. Funeral
services will be at berry Grove
M. B. Church in Edwards.
MRS. ESTELLA GRANT
of Woodrow Wilson left the
city recently for Gary, Ind,
where they will visit Mrs.
Grants brother, who makes
his home there.
MRS. BEATRICE LEE of
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31

Mr.. Samuel Rouser, Jr.,
Jackson, Miss Thelma Harris,
Tougaloo. s-l
Mr.. Clifton Thompson, 904
Valley, Miss Mary j. Jackson,
1858 Bailey Ave.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31
DETROIT VISITORS
HONORED AT BREAKFAST

A very tasty breakfast menu
was served Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Travis, Mrs. Jessena Meredith
and Mrs. Evelyn Patterson by
Mrs. Rosie jenkins at her at
tractive home on Collier Ave-
nue on Saturday morning prior
to their departure from this
city. The honored guests left
for their Detroit homes on
Sunday. Mrs. Jenkins was as
sisted by Mesdames Jean Wells
and Bessie l.. Stay.