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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20
TYLERT0WN
news

Sunday, September IA, 1858, Mr..
and Mrs. Olden MCGEE visited their
uncle Mr.. w. J. M. CHM. While
they were here they visited the
Spring Hill Holiness church. They
were from Franklinston, La. Mr..
and Mrs. Olden Magee visited their
mother, Mrs. Allie Magee and sis
ter, Mrs. Ruby Dillon.
Revival meeting will start at
Galilee church at Jayess, Miss, the
fourth in September % through
October 3, 1858.
Revival will also start at Mt.
Moriah Baptist Church at Tyler
town, Miss, The fourth Sunday in
September %, 1868. The public is
invited to attend both meetings.
Mrs. Sarah Bell and family left
here Sunday for a day with some
of her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
C. Jones of New Orleans, La.
Mr.. Willie Pie Simmons and wife,
Mrs. Velma Simmons and mother,
Mrs. Rosa Causey and Mrs. AL
berta Johnson are visiting their
neice at New Orleans, La, at her
bed side.
Preacher J. M. CHM made his
first attempt to preach last Sunday
night at Spring Hill Holiness
Church. His text was St. John Il.
1t was trial to see how good he
coul do. Text: In Him Was Life
And The Life Was The Light Of
Men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Afford CHM and
brother, Seth CHM, visited the
bedside of the Rev. Crawford of
Brookhaven, Miss, who has been
very ill the past week, we found
him doing very we'll. Rev. Craw-
ford is the Pastor of the Tylertown
M. B. Church.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20
.INDIAN0LA
NEWS

Miss Pearl Janet Stephens and
Mrs. Mable Courtsey sponsored a
talent show this month for the
Tents No. 334. The sensational
Cha-Cha contest was enjoyed by
the huge crowd. Participating
were Sara Burke of Mound Bayou,
Elease Spiller, Doristine Woods,
Dorothy Winston. All the teen
ayers were from the Stephensville
community. Guest soloist Gentry
High School Freshman E. w. Simp-
son, Jr.
The fifth grade Joined in songs,
games, melodies and rhymes, walk
ing on the green grass, which they
had skillfully mastered during &C.
Invites period under the direction
of Mrs. A. Johnson, their home
room teacher. Walking My Baby
Back Home was the theme of the
the small fry, pre-primer, and
second grade group with Miss
Thelma Triplett, Larry Simpson,
Gloria Jean Hart. End grades. Will
liam Richardson, Rena Pearl, Min
ME Field, Samuel McCaleb, LIST
graders Corrine McCaleb and Will
lie Elmore. Special music by Sa-
rah Allen, Sylvia Sanders, Phyllis
E. Burden, Geraldine Dunn. Re-
freshments, Miss Marie Washing
ton, Mrs. Spiller and Mrs. Block
son, many thanks to Miss Steph-
ems and from the Stephenville
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20
WEST POINT
News

Revival services at Mineral
Springs M. B. Church six miles
north of Calhoun City was con-
Quoted Friday night, August 20,
with six converts added to the
church. Total finance raised was
$42.5O. The Rev. w. A. Mcdonald
of Memphis, Tenn, is the pastor.
Rev. R. G. Williams of West Point,
Miss. was the guest speaker.
The month of September arrived
this week to find many youths
here in West Point returning to
school. Reports from both stu
dents and teachers indicate that
school attendance will reach an
all-time high this year.
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children.

children.
On the last Wednesday of school
the faculty and pupils sponsored
huge party. The refreshments
were served by teachers, sand
witches, cookies, punch. The menu
was delicious. After games were
played which included Bingo, Dom
keys Tail, Tinker Toys, Building,
Fiddlesticks and Blind Man, Mrs.
Smith sponsored a spelling bee,
Sandra Richardson was the win
ner. Prizes were given children
for good attendance by Mrs. c..
C. Jackson and Mrs. B. L. Smith.
Teachers-Principal, Mr.. C. c..
Jackson and wife. Mrs. B. G. Smith,
Mrs. Newell and Stephen.
Miss Mae Celler Richardson left
for Alcorn College last week. She
is the brilliant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Matilda Richardson.
Misses Patricia Evans and Pearl
Stephens returned to Tougaloo
College. We hope they will re-
main on the honor roll for 1958-59.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20
Y. ". G. A. NEWS
YWCA FALL MIXER

Members, prospective members
and friends of the YWCA will
have their fall get-together on
Sunday, September %, at 4 pm.
We will be expecting you and all
of your friends to be present.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20
CARSON news

The B. F. Johnson family was
weekend visitors in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leflore OF Car
thage, Miss. Carolyn Eloise john
son along with her mother, b. r. J.
Shirley, Thelma and other friends
motored to Tougaloo last Tuesday
afternoon. Corolyn entered Touga-
loo Southern College rs freshman
Most friends of the family wish
Carolyn much success.
Mrs. Guillie Gray is improving
steadily now. She is now in the
Methodist Hospital where she has
undergone surgery.
Members of Blackman Temple G.
M, E. Church are looking forward
to the $4,000 Rally which will be
at Blackman Temple c. M. T..
Church on the third Sunday in Oc-
tober, at 3 o'clock P. M. All men,
bers are we'll pleased with their
young pastor, Rev. V. T. Thompson
of Brassfield, Miss.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20

of Ironton, Ohio were in town
last week. They visited Mrs. Pearl
Brown and other friends, Mrs. Mar
garet Christmas and Mrs. Bowman
were classmates.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20
EDWARDS NEWS

The friendship missionary Bap-
list Church celebrated Sunday Sep
tember 7, 1868 with an Anniver-
sary for their Pastor Reverend
Curtis L. West. The Anniversary
was well attended by member and
friends of many of the local church.
es in the Edwards community, as
we'll as members of the various
churches the Rev. West Pastors.
The amount raised for the Ami
versary Program was $107.10. The
total raised for all services, dur
ing the day was $173.37 Rev. P. J.
Hopkins, Pastor of the st. Mark
Baptist Church delivered the An
niversary Sermon, The Program
was supported by Members of diff
ferent Auxiliaries.
Mrs. L. v. Hayley Johnson and
family are home with their moth
err, Mrs. Mamie Hayley who has
been i'll last week. They will soon
return to their home in Cham
paign, Ill.
We are glad to see so many stu
dents return to school this year
at the Edwards Junior High and
the Utica Institute. Miss Parline
Palm returned from Chicago, ILL
nois last Tuesday night for school
at Utica Institute Junior College
she visited relatives also in St.
Louis, Mo-, and Champaign, Ill.
while she was on her vacation.
Miss Marie Subject visited Miss
Pattie Mace, and Mrs. Annie Wal
lace this week. She is from Chi
cago, and returned to her home
Sunday.
We regret that Mr.. Willie Currie
is i'll this week. We hope that he
will soon be we'll and out again.
Miss Alma Ruth Bland returned
for school Saturday night, after
spending three months with her
mother, Mrs. Marie Allen Taylor,
in Indianapolis, Indiana, Miss
Bland is a Freshman in College
at the Utica Institute Junior Col
lege.
We are proud to know that Miss
Nina Faye Smothers is now on
the staff of Nurses at the Vicks-
burg Hospital, Miss Smothers has
recently received promotions at the
State Hospital where she was in
training for over a year.
We are happy to see Little John
Henry Ivory, is active in school
after suffering from a broken
arm, which accidentally occurred
early in August, John is very
energetic and scholastic and is
Eighth Grade this year.
Miss Sherley Jean Bowman is
back again from Chicago, and 9th
er local points in the north after
spending the summer with her
brother and sister and other rela-
tives. She returned to Utica In
stitute as a Freshman in College
this year.
Mr.. Charlie L. Henderson Super
intendent of the Edwards Junior
High School, worshipped in the
church services at the Friendship,
M. B. Church on Sunday Sept. 7,
1868.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20

Friends are glad to see Mrs.
Gertrude Comicle back home again.
She visited in Ohio. Mrs H. Ciiggs
is back home and on the job again
as usual we wish her much luck
in her great work.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20

He: 81 like a girl with a good
figure-either physical or finan-
cial."
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of the Prayer board.

of the Prayer board.
We are proud to know that sis
ter Easter Posey is able to be
out again at church. We missed her
very much.
The P.T.A. met Friday night at
1880 September IS, at Hopewell
school for the P.T.A. to open.
There will be instructions by the
Principle Prof. j. w. Knoxx The
President is asking each and every
one of the Teachers and Parents
to Cooperate with him to make it
a better PTA. Money raised $4,000
Mrs. Leila Barnes, President.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20

The College Park Courtesy Club
will meet in the home of Mrs.
Clemie Moore, 1706 Booker Street,
tomorrow night at 1880. They ask
all members to be present.
On sick list is George Shields.
The club members wish to say that
Mrs. Jessie Handson has their SYM
pathy in behalf of her sister who
is presently in the Baptist hospital.
Mrs. Matte Youngblook is presi-
dent of the group: Mrs. Carrie Ter
rel, secretary; Mrs. Ode Mae Ba-
day, treasurer, Mrs. Alma Brown
Bible teacher; and Mrs. Allie Bak-
er is devotion leader.
The members of the Gospel Choir
us of Virden Grove Missionary
Baptist church surprised their
pianist, Mrs. Rebecca Jordan with
a birthday party at the church
Thursday evening, September II.
Fifteen members shared in the
delightful occasion. The honoree
received many useful gifts. Ice
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20
MOUND BAYOU
NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thurman
have moved into their new home.
The house warming was a great
and enjoyable affair.
Many children and adults are
proud the st. Gabriel Mission school
has opened accommodating a large
group of elementary pupils.
The baby contest which was held
at the First Baptist church, we are
proud we can do the things we
want to do as huge sum of money
was raised Mrs. Irene Ishmond and
others were faithful as we'll as
loyal to the cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Christmas
ing, for those with the rythme in
their hearts.
Miscellaneous, public affairs
luncheons, orchestra, chorus, clubs
and teas.
YWCA SQUARE DANCE CLASS
The YWCA and YMCA are plan
ming square dances for young
adults and adults. If you are in
terested in these square dance
classes, please call the Branch
YWCA by Friday, Sept. 26th.
THE YWCA is A MEMBER OF
THE UNITED GIVERS FUND.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20

Miss Evans is a math major and
a talented musician.
Mrs. Mable Courtney is on the
job again at the Taborian Hos
pital. She is an efficient nurse
living in this community.
Miss Dorothy McCaleb visited
relatives and friends last week.
She has gone to Chicago at this
present time.
The sons of Mrs. Addie Moss
are now studying at St. Gabrils
Mission School at Mound Bayou.
Last Sunday was a busy day
with the st. Mark M. B. Church
Sunday, school $50 am. The bap-
Using II am. The Pastor brought
the message which was powerful
and soul stirring, Rev. Riley
brought the message that Sunday
night, we fellowshipped the cam
didates and also served the Lords
supper, money raised $7963. Mrs.
Lucille Perry clerk, Rev. P. ].
Hopkins Pastor.
Miss Carolyn Williams, the dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Har-
ris is now employed in the public
school system, where she is serv-
ing as secretary at Mary Morrison
school under the Principalship of
Mr.. Charles c. Mosley, Jr.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20

Then there was an old woman
who lived in a shoe, She didn't
have children, She knew what to
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20

Friends are proud to see Mr..
Mamma Thurmond home again.
Mrs. Cora Lee Marshall our
state president of the Mississippi
Association of Parents and Teach
ers is showing her colors as she
is holding up the banner of lead
ership. Let US help her in this
great cause.
You may get this copy of this
paper at the news stand at Nor
man Drug Store.
The Rev. Woodley preached Sun
day night at the First Baptist
Church. 1t was inspiring to all.
Miss Walter Semeta Lane and
Mrs. Mary Hawkins motored to
Mound Bayou last week. They
were en- route to Alderman, Miss,
their childhood home town. The
young ladies live in the north.
Mrs. Mary Hawkins, 1915 w. Full
more ST., Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs. Walter
Semeta Lane, 81 S. 10th Ave-,
haywood, Ill.
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Friends are proud to see Mr..
Mamma Thurmond home again.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20

Mr.. Charlie L. Henderson Super
intendent of the Edwards Junior
High School, worshipped in the
church services at the Friendship,
M. B. Church on Sunday Sept. 7,
1858.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20

The Gay Modernettes held their
regular meeting Sunday, Aug. "a.
at 5 pm. Mrs. Dorotha Lee, presi-
dent, presided at the short business
session.
Three games of Bingo were
played with winners as follows:
Mrs. Toni Mamon, 1st prize; Mrs.
Bernice Roberts, End prize; Mrs.
Ollie H. Wallace, 3rd prize, Mrs.
Roberts also won the door prize.
Mrs. Mary H. Melton, hostess
for this meeting, served very
tasty luncheon which was enjoyed
by the following members: Mes
danes Bernice Roberts, Mrs. Dor
otha Lee, Mrs. Ollie H. Wallace,
Mrs. Toni Mamon.
The next meeting will be held
Sunday, Sept. IA, at Mrs. Ollie H.
Wallace, 1903 Hair Street at pm.
All members are asked to please
be present.
The St. James Circle No. 8 met
Wednesday night in the home of
Mrs. Lula Mae Varnado of 1904
Hair street. Mrs. Bessie Hicks is
president of the Circle.
Members present were: Mes
danes Anna Cooke, Bessie Red
mond, Eve Brunson, Lemmie Hicks,
Beatrice Gray, Anna Cistrunk, Will
lie Mae F1emming, Dorothy Fords,
Jennie Thomas, Inez Claiborne,
Matte Ellis, and Earl Martins.
Visitors were: Mesdames Alme-
ter Fulton, L. Armstrong, Dollie
Mae Herring, Elizabeth Dean, Lu-
ellie Smith, John Otis Varnado, &
o. Coleman. Every one present
enjoyed plenty of ice cream and
drinks.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20

THE YWCA IS A MEMBER OF
THE UNITED GIVERS FUND.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20

The sons of Mrs. Addie Moss
are now studying at St. Gabrils
Mission School at Mound Bayou.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20

Miss Evans is a math major and
a talented musician.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20

Miss Marie Subject visited Miss
Pattie Mace, and Mrs. Annie Wal
lace this week. She is from Chi
cago, and returned to her home
Sunday.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20

We regret that Mr.. Willie Currie
is i'll this week. We hope that he
will soon be we'll and out again.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20

Miss Alma Ruth Bland returned
for school Saturday night, after
spending three months with her
mother, Mrs. Marie Allen Taylor,
in Indianapolis, Indiana, Miss
Bland is a Freshman in College
at the Utica Institute Junior Col
lege.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-20

Mrs. L. v. Hayley Johnson and
family are home with their moth
err, Mrs. Mamie Hayley who has
been i'll last week. They will soon
return to their home in Cham
paign, Ill.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18
SplNGARN MEDAL PRESENTED
TO MRS. [. c. BATES
LITTLE ROCK NINE

Cleveland July IS with more
than 1000 persons packed into the
Music Hall Of the Public Auditori-
am and fully another 1000 unable
10 gain entry, the t3rd splngafu
Medal WAS presented 20 Mrs l..
G. Bates and the nine Negro chil.
dren who broke the color bar a.
Little Rocks Central High School
Presentation Of the individual
medals WAS made at the Friday
night session ot the 4sth annuai
NAACP convention which closed
here on July IL The award the
most coveted in the field was
made TO Mrs Bates and the chii.
dren IN recognition Of their pion
Ger role in uphoiding the basic
ideals Of American democracy, IN
the face OF continuing hhrasament
and constant threats Of bodily In
jury"
In his presentation address Or
william r Stevenson, president 81
Oberlin College, praised the six
girls and three boys for their
maturity wisdom and courage
and expressed the hope that per.
haps IL win be their contemporary
iea. the white children OF LITTLE
Rock and ~ the nation, who viii
work out the final solutions
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18
NEW YORK WOMAN
FErED By SANITY
CRY PEOPLE

Mrs Walter McCfay Of New
York who is the house guest q
her daughter and family, Mr. ard
Mrs Charles Friedman and ehn-
dren. S2i lglehart Az, Was gle
honorcd guest at a party gwen by
Mrs Louis White, 74i Thomas Az
Friday, July II
on Monday July "A Mrs Me,
Cray was the dinner guest Of Mrs
George Berry, Sr aSi Ftller Az
The evening OF July II tbs
Thomas Waidens showed home
movies for Mrs, MccrNy
susday July - Mr., and Mrs
Friedman and Mrs Wiuona
Slaughter, gave an AT Home 81
honor Of Mrs. McCray Guests
We're Mrs. Eugene Chandler and
daughter, pebhie, Miss JoyceYnn
White. Mir and Mrs, ERNEST Green
ard daughters Barbara and Denise
Mrs James Coleman. Mr. and Mrs
Earl Williams and daughter Katie
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reeves, their
daughter Hillary and son Chris.
TOPPER, Mr., and Mrs Sidney
Young Mi. Louis Duckett and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Walden and
daughters Carol and Margaret
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18
Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

CHILD In Hospital roya Murphy eight years old daughter
Of Mrs luana Murphy $50 Rondo Az is patient IN Univer
sy hospital
Sisters Visit Sister Mesdames w Gray aud John Rcdd and
daughter Merle Detroit the house guests Of MIR and
Mrs John Murphy 636 Central Az The three sisters
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18
MArRONs AND PATRONS
COUNCIL EtECIED TERESA
BANKS PRESIDENT July II

The Past and Present Mhtrons
and Patrons Council o ~ = held
their third quarterly meeting July
IL. at the Masonic Temple 80
Minneapolis The meeting was pre-
sided over b. Mrs. Teresa, Banks,
FIRST vice president
The Council voted 10 send q
delegate to the O u, s Session
The annual election OF officers
was held with John II. Lawrence
presiding The following officers
were elected Mira Teresa Banks
president. Mrs Edith NJ Ware
first vice president and reporter
Mrs Mamie FuRE. second v:Ce
president. Mrs Harriet Jones. re.
cording secretary Mrs Alma Kin.
nsy. corresponding secretary: Mrs
Kate Neil financial secretary,
Mrs Helen Lawrence treasurer.
Mr. Ernest bearing Sergeant a..
arms Mrs Irene Braxt0n, sun
shine Chairman for Minneapolis
Mrs Lydia piilUe Sunshine Chair
man FOR So Paul
The newly elected officers were
installed by George Banks ST.
After the meeting refreshments
Here served by the following hos.
tesses Meadanes Perkins. Mamie
Fogg, Lucy Harris and Fern Helm
The October meeting win be held
IN 81 Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18

park MeSsrs &, M, Crouch and
James Murray win serve as CO.
chaiimen
Here for Nislts Mr. and Mrs
Prank Kraft ard daughter Kath-
Teen Of Chicago. are the house
guests og Mr. Krafts sister and
her husband, Mr. and Mrs q, w,
Patterson. pot Carroll Ay
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18
Sondru Finney Is
Winner Of 1858
Pruqmcfeiu Scholarship

SAndra F1nncy daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Charles Raydon Fimcy,
6&s Marshall Avenue, was named
winner u the less Pragmateia
sorority sleo scholarship
Miss 30 Am stone. scholarship
chairman Submitted the commit
tees recommendation at the July
II meeting az the home o. Mrs.
rommic Eraddock. yo7 lelohart
Avenue. Miss stone said SaudFa
was selected after written appliea-
tian and q personal interview by
the committee, seyonteen.y year old
Sandra graduated among the top
10 honor studonts from Washing
CON nigh school rhe recipient
pisna Is enroll At Giohc business
College in September IN seore
tarisl course Dancing Is one oi
her favorite hobbies
since 1892 the sorority has
given $3.50 IN scholarships 20 high
school graduates Interested IL
nlrthcring their education IN bus
mess
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18

Manning and Marion Jones They
were an gawned alike IN white Nv
ian eyelct over taffeta The Em
pire bodice was accenuuBted by
white tafteta band The bouffani
skirts had white taffeta bows IN
back and the dresses were waits
length
Their bats were a bow ~ white
nylan cyelct over thffeta with a
eirclet Of net dotted
Cute little valcria Martin, sis.
ter Of the groom was the flower
girl and was lovely in a dress az
white silk nylon with embroidered
applique Her sash formed bow
that reached Go the hem OF her
dress
Kurt Sisers cousin ~ the bride
was sttired tn morning suit He
was tSe rinE bearer
The Erooms attendants were
Jamcs Rrensfotd best man and the
ushois were Robert n Bowdoin
Edwin slEer, cousin of the bride
aud Spencer Smith brother ~ the
groom
Following tho wedding services
q reception was given by pr and
Mrs Norman Howell at summit
harrington House
The EittH were shown and they
were beautiful. useful and filled the
large rDom they were shown IN
The ssniY~eas. Mr. ara Mira
Russell Kari Roatad left on thei,
honeymoon trip to northern Min
nesata and Canada Fnr travel the
bride wore a blue sleeveless waffle
piqIe chemiae with applIqled flow.
era white shoes and blue ribbon
On their return they win Toe NJ
home IN their apartment az 52i
Dayton Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18

the former vassor gtris, daughters
% Mn Joseph vassar
Suhnrbanitrs The suburbanltea
met in the Rumpus room az the
home af Mrs James Coleman. aaa
Marshall Av with Miss Doris
Franks, hoSteaa.
iuly &c, a party win be given In
honor of the following Individual
birthdays Mesdamcs Samuel Rant,
Joseph Waters. Eaustina Robinson
and Miss Doris Franks Tho party
viii be given AZ the New Local
'aiG Members their quests and es
eorts are invited The haurs aro
from four tili 10 pm.
The suburbapites next meotinp
viii be July q with Mlw. Fred
Fmlhugh, highway 81. Hugo,
MINI
Mothers Are Here; Mrs White
Walker of East ST. Louis. Mo
mother Of MI Vanderbilt TSuae.
aiA N urptto and Mrs Iteien
Brown ot Maria Mississippi moth.
cr Of Mrs V ryuse are visiting
here for three weeks The house
guests ~ thcir san and daughter
Mr. and Mrs fNiiac
Dinner Guests Sunday July a.
Mrs Willie Walker az least 81
Louis and Mrs Helen Known 81
Maria, Miss Mr. aud Mrs. pyuss
and Joarph Petty were dinncr
guests ~ Mr. and Mrs Marccliu,
Jackson and daughter 72s Carroll
Limited rea Club ricnicg Mem
bors and their families uf the Lin,
tied Ton club are looking forward
60 9 big day when thoy have thci,
Annual Family club picnic on sun
day August third 1T Mlnnehahs
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Social and Personal

z MINNEAPOLIS

Visiting Here Mrs Mary Lealtad Hamilton Chicago il
spending few days here She the house ana
Tela b. Burt, 4536 Third Ay s
Guests OF Brother: Mr. and Mrs Henry Manuel Of Drs
MONIES returned 10 their home after spending with Mrs
Manuels brother and ssternaw Mr. and Mrs Hardy White