Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-07-05
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BY PERCY GREENE

zine books lately / see where
is been anything why
all of us all at once, soon as we
git the fust payment whether
where we live is paid for or no)
runs and buys us a big fishtail
Cadallic. l thought about what
was said while sitdown by myself
for while over my fish and beer.
| heard some of the smart fellows
say something one day (including
my daughter Lorraine) about
naturalization of circumstances,
and escape mechanisms," which it
seems that Aunt Haggar's Chill
luns done learned how to use, to
make the other folks think that
they don't give a dam, and that
they is and thinks they is and can
be just a big as anybody is. Course
they amt nothing but the folks
what we want to make think that
we're doing all this that's selling
Cadallics. That's what made me
think about this buying Cadallics
business and that naturalization
of circumstances" md escape
mechanisms" when 7 was retting
down over my fish and beer think
ing about the "splaining" that mag
agine had done about us. And it
teched the same on the fellows up
in New York, in the Big Windy
and Up and Down the Ole Avenue
as it do on them share troopers
who everybody use to talk about
cause they would run by brand
new car soon as settlement time
came and set it out under a tree in
the rain and snow all winter while
the wind blew the rain through
the crack in the roof. l been trying
to add up this naturalization and
escape business, and for what |
counted it looks like that amt
nothing but another trick being
played on US chilluns, cause the
folks whose selling them Caddallics
show amt raise no cain about us
"rationalizing" and escaping" and
that's because they no that if we
keep on trying to run up the high
est post we'll always be living in
a land of make believe which
sounds lack to me is what thay
"rationalizing" and Escaping
means.
CONGRATULATIONS: T h e
State Mutual Savings and Loan
Association celebrated the opening
of it's new office Friday. A lot of
people attended the affair and were
presented gifts marking the occa-
sion. The new office is located in
the Masonic Temple Building on
Lynch Street.
SURE ECONOMICS: Those
folks in the new 1858 cars stopping
down on the Ole Avenue at Big
Johns to take home bag full OF
those ten-cent, smoke sausage, and
pig-ear sandwiches.
WHAT ELSE TO LOOK AT:
That good looking young lady
strolling the Ole Avenue the other
late afternoon in those short
shorts who met the gaze of fell
low by asking, What are you look
ing at, only to get the quick answer,
What Else Would l be looking at
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY:
Don't look lack Aine Haggar's chill
Inns am doing so we'll up in Chicago,
Pittsburgh, Gary, st. Louis, De-
troit. and them other places up
noff here-lately. If you don't be-
lieve what I'm saying you kin get a
copy of the July issue of Fortune
Magazine and read it for you
self. -.
THAT OLD BIRD: That carrys
in his bill that little old heart
warming and family cementlng
bundle left one out at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilbert James
on Violet Street the other day.
It's a boy named Jeffrey Jerome
James and everybody is well and
happy.
WEEKLY QUOTATION: De-
mocracy arose from men thinking
that if they are equal in any re-
spect they are equal in all re-
spects"-Aristotle.