Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-03-01
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BY PERCY GREENE

FERENT is on way that Aine
Haggar's Chillun can say more'r
most folks, given as they have beer
all along to trying to make little
sound big and big sound bigger
and sometimes expressing wisdom
far above them who calls them
selves wise was setting down
eating my fish and drinking my
beer while some of the members
of the tribe was discussing the sub
ject of Indignation and how it is
faring in fur-away-places while
some of the brethren points a
gleeful and sometimes humorous
finger at the Ole Magnolia, where
they would make them-that-don't-
know-better believe that Aine Hag-
CARS Chillun am living 'mongst
the only folks who amt happy that
the Supreme Court said what it
did, and is holding their breath
until it gifts through talking =.
What l was listening to was bout
Indignation up in st. Louis where,
as one brother said, the high
schools got integrated but the two
that was habitated by Aine Hag-
CARS Chillun stayed on lack they
was cause they was the only folks
what lived near 'em as the
talk went on / heard somebody
start wondering bout what the
dark folks was going to do with
most of the children left in the
same schools where they was, all
the same, but everybody talking
bout st. Louis done got integrated
When l heard the talk take
that turn that's when it comes to
me how when I was boy folks
used to say, it's the same thing
but different, which was the same
way as one fellow pointed out
that the dark folks in st. Louis
would look at the two high schools
what remains as they was, and
what he said is gonna be the case
in many of them places where
the Why-Folks is so fine outside
the Ole Magnolia, when they gifts
through migrating. Then most
folks gonna be talkin' bout us done
already got integrated up in Chi
cago, Detroit, and New York, and
SIGH other places up north where
de "Why-Folks" is so fine but
the cullud schools will keep on
being cullud kase wont nobody else
be living in de neighborhood
which is what Aine Haggar's Chill
lun means when they says It's
the same thing but jess different.
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BIRDS OF A FEATHER: Two
Parish Streeters talking about Ar
rington "Mutt" High, and DR.. T
R. M. Howard in Jet Magazine
together in Highs yarn about how
he escaped from Whitfield Insane
Asylum in a casket One says
You know the doctor out to the
Asylum says Ole Mutt" is par
mold, which means that he is suf-
fering from paranoia :. A mental
disorder characterized by syste'
matte decisions of persecution
and of ones own greatness, some
times with Authorizations and
the other says, Yeah Man, you
know birds of a feather always
flock together :.
HEAR EN- SAYING that that
real dark, but most attractive
young lady, with one of the best
Figures" in town, who never fails
to draw second looks when she
dresses-up and strolls the Ole Ave
nue., is engaged and already wear
ing a beautiful diamond engage
ment ring who ever he is he:
a lucky guy
, WEEKLY QUOTATION: "Yo'
may 60 through this world, bu
! twill be very slow if you listen t.
all that is said as you go; you'll b
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