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Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13
LOS E~SCANDAL0S DE
SENDAS SIN LLEGAR
A LA INVESTIGATORS

BOGOTA- No, ha sido possible
que lleguen a la Investigators los
anunciados informes sobre los es-
candalos delictivos protagonizados
por Sendas bajo la dictadura. Hace
mas de un mes los dos magiStra-
dos, doctores Gutierrez Jimenez y
Castillo PIneda esperaban la en-
trega de 10 que sera la base del
respective proceSo penal.
Hace va cast I'm mes Sc anunci6
que ell Sindico del nuevo ORGANISING
en- que sc convirtio Sendas, tenia
liSto ell informe resultante de la
investigation de caracter inferno
y que dicho documento era de pro-
porciones realmente sensacionales.
I%gualmente Sc dijo que solo ira
a la Investigators una vez que 10
conociera la iunta directiYa. Han
venido pasando las semanas y ell
informe en- mencion no 10 conoce
nadie y tampoco ha llegado a la in
vestigadora para que abra ell pro-
ceSo criminal contra quienes result
ten responSables.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13

WASHINGTON, abril IL (UP)
Julio Cesar Banzas, veterano
periodista argentine, ha sido
nombrado director de la nueva
Oficina de information, de la
Union Pan Americana en- Bue-
nos Aires seguR anuncio aver
aqui, en- la casa central de la or.
ganizacion, SUI secretario general,
DR.. Jose A. Mora.
Banzas es actualmente director
de audienclas, del Presidente
provisional de la Republica Ar
gentina Pedro E. Aramburu. An
ties fue director de Relaciones
Publicas del Ministerio de Rela.
clones Exteriores.
Anteriormente habia pertene-
cido a la oficina de Buenos All
res, de IL United Press. Una de
sus princIpales misiones ALI, era
hacer information del Ministerio
de Relaclones Exteriores y de las
conferencias ;nternacionales que
Sc celebraban ell Buenos Aires.
Ell nuevo Director de Informa-
cion sera auxiliado en- SUI cargo,
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13
Periodbta Argentine Dirigird,
0ficina de PAU en- Buenos Aires

por ell DR.. Enrique Abal y Ell DR..
Jose M. Cosentino.
La Union Pan Americana con-
certo, en- enero ultimo, un con-
venio con La Argentina, para
convertir SUI oficina de Buenos
Aires en- la sede de su programa
de information intensificado
acerca de la Organization de Es-
tados AmericanoS (OEA) para la
region meridional de la America
del Sur.
FL gobIerno de La Argentina
traspaso ell titulo de propiedad,
de las oficinas de Avenida de
Mayo, numero 760, e Hip6lito
Yrigoyen No. 765, en- Buenos All.
res, a la Secretaria General de la
OEA, para SUI uso como oficina
de information de la organiza-
cion.
Las nuevas dependencies Sc
inauguraran con un programa de
diversas ceremonies ell proximo
lunes, Ola IA, designado como
Dia Pan Americana, IN la CAPT.
tai argentina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13
Deficit de ~S136>6l8>85l en-
ell EjerGoo Presupuestal

BOGOTA-El informe financie-
70 de la Contraloria General de
la R~epublica, reveal que ell deficit
de la ejeeucion presupuestal en-
1857 cerro en- S85 731,655.80, y ell
deficit fiscal alcanzo a $4.884.655.
80.
Ell informe senala que "el eJer-
cicio presupueStal, de acuerdo con
los saldos que arrojan los libros,
~presenta up deficit para los ingre-
O de la naci6n de $136.618.851.-
so que provienc de enfrentar 5 /.
242. 298. 1910 del producto de rem
tas V recursos durante ell ano con
S1.378.9,7 1920 de los estimate
vos asignados para tales lngresos.
En- cuanto a los gastos Sc liquido
un saldo favorable de aproplacio-
mes por ejecutar de $50.887. 1870,
correspondence a la ~diferencla en-
ire ell monto de las apropiaciones
para Ia vlgencia, 0 sea S1.378.917.
1920 y ell valor de los gastos pre-
supuestos efettuados y reservas
conStituidas durante ell ano por ST.
1928. 030 .439.50
De la conformation de lSo in
gresos con los egresos menciona-
dos, Sc obtiene ell deficit preSu.
puestal atras senalado por $85.731.
655.8 que Sc explica ash:
Producto de las rentas y recur.
SOS en- 1857, $l.242. 298.8 37. 70. Va
lor de los gastos presupuesto y re-
servas en- igual periodic, $1.328..
030. 493 so. Deficit de ejecucion pre-
supueStal en- 81 de diciembre $85.
731.655.80.
Ell producto de las rentas ordi-
narias, factor determinante del
deficit de los ingresos va analiza-
do, liqu1do un menor valor de
$137. O53 633.76 con rsspecto a los
aforos, denominado Deficit de
Rentas" Este resultado adverse Sc
derive integramente del recaudo
del impuesto de timbre sobre re-
gistros de Importation y operacio-
mes de Gambia que dejo de perch
bir ingresos por S182.716.527.54 a
causa del eese en- ell cobro del gra-
vamen a partir del II de JUNO de
1857 y como consequence de las
disposiciones emanadas del deere
to 0107 de 1857 que establecio Ell
cambio libre. Tanbien Sc dejaron
de perciblr $9.140.241.28 por con-
cepto del gravamen del 8 por cien-
to al consume de gasolina en- vir-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13
Tropus PatruIun
Ciudud de Cuzco

CUZCO, Peru, abril IL (UPl
-Tropas del ejercito tranportadaS
aereamente desde Lima, patrullan
hoy las GALES de esta vieja ciudad
peruana, Saoudida por violentos
incidentes obreros, en- los cuales un
nino de IL amos perdio la vida y
por 10 menos diez personas queda-
ron heridas.
Los incidentes ocurrieron en- ell
sector del mercado de abaStos
cuando conductores de auto0useS,
camiones y taximetros, ahora en-
huelga, chocaron con trabaiadores
no huelguistas. Soldados y policias
que intervinieron consiguieron
reStablecer ell orden deSpues de
disparar sus armas y usar gases la,
crimogenoS. Los huelguistas ape
drearon a varios de ellos.
Una pedrada hiri6 al nino Maui
70 Gamarra. Los manifestantes lie
%coIocaron en- una parihuela y des-
filaron con Ell por las GALES de la
ciudad, hasta la prefecture. Al lie
gar la demonstration frente a. esa
reparticion, Sc comprobo que Mau.
70 habia fallecido.
Hoy ell gobierno despacho desde
Lima I'm battalion de soldados pa
ra reforzar las fuerzas locales.
La ciudad habia recuperado la
calma IN horas de la mahana, pero
alrededor de la mitad de sus ten
(Pasa a la Pagina y
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13

Echandi manifesto que ha "ha-'
blade directamente con capitales,
para decirles que pueden invertir
sin tenor SUI dinero en- nuestra
economic.
Entire las personals o quienes
ha hahlado, en- ell curse de las dos
semanas que lleva en- este pals, Sc
e%ncuentran ganaderos, mineroS,
petroleros y companies de bana-
mas, la mas importante de las Qua
les la United Fruit Company
tiene grandes ~intereses en- Costa
Rica, deSde hace mucho tempo.
Echandi manifesto que la nacio-
nalizacion de los bancos -medida
que Costa RIGA lIevo a la practica
en- 1949-asusto a los hombres de
negocioS extranieros y nacionales.
eel gobierno -dijo refiriendo.
Sc sin duda al actual de Jose FL
gueres- nc deberia meter las ma
rices en- los asuntos de TODD ell
mundo"
Ell presidente electo dijo tam
bien que las perspectivas de las
exportaciones de cafe, son "nuy
sombrias" en- Costa RIGA.
Costa RIGA obtiene Ell so por
ciento de los ingresos de SUI pre-
supuesto de las exportaciones de
cafe -dijo Echandi- y ell precio
del grano es, este ano, un 20 por
ciento inferior al del ano pasado.
Echandi declare, sin embargo,
que las oportunidadeS para las in
versiones de capitales extranieros
tendran que if mejorando 81 SUI
pals mantiene ell, sistema democra-
tico.
Comic en- la estabilidad de
nuestra democracia", dijo.
Reiterandc una declaration que
ha hecho en- otras ocasiones du-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13
Contra Possible REVOLUTION Toman
hedidas de Seguridad los Sonoza
Sc Teme Movimiento de ExiIudos

MANAGUA, abril IL. - En-
circulos bien infOrmadOs Sc tie.
ne entendidO que ell G0biernO ha
tornado tOdas las medidas de Sc.
guridad necesarias ante los insis-
tentes rumOres de que exiladOs
nicaragiienses invadan con una
revolution contra los SOmOza
Luis y AnastasiO) va sea desde
Honduras o desde Costa Rica, o
de ambOs ladOs.
POr declaraciOnes Oficiales Sc
sabe que ell GObiernO nicaragien-
Sc ha hechO representations di.
plOmaticas ante los GObIernOS de
T~egucigalpa y San jose en- Ell
sentidO de impedir que los exila-
dos nicas residences en- ambOs
paises Sc organizer con fines re-
vOluciOnariOs. ASimism0, la e.
presentation diplOmatica en- Wa.
shingt0n esta alerta para desple-
gar influencias y gestiOnes de la
miSma indOle.
Hace pOcos meses ell G0biernO
descubri6 I'm cOmplot civil y mi.
litar en- ell que iban a tOmar par
tie im%pOrtantes unidades de La
Fuerza Aerea en- combination
con sectOres politicOs de la OpO.
sici6n. Ell GObiernO desbarat6 la
cOnspiraci6n y enjuici6 en- Con.
sejO de Guerra a los militares
cOmprOmetidOs, algunOs de alta
graduation. Dos de los OficialeS
cOndenadOs Sc fugarOn de la
carcel y Sc asilarOn en- la Emba.
jada de Ell Salvador, de dOnde
salierOn despues de IargOs trami.
ties, pOrque ell GObierno de Mica
ragua alegaba Que no habia lu-
gar al asilO diplOmaticO.
En- 10 que respecta a la ten.
sion pOlitica de la O~posici6n, ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13

eIectuara a eSta capital, a partlr
del 30 del %corriente, a .invitacion
personal del Presidente Eisenho-
wer.
Ell programa provisional de la
vista informa, que Ell presidente
chileno saldra de Santiago con SUI
esposa ytsu sequito, ell dia 81, en-
un avion de la Inca aerea de su
pals rumbo a Miami.
A SUI llegada a Miami, Ell dia %,
Ibanez sera recibido por ell jefe de
protocolo del DEPARTMENT. de Es-
tado de los E.U., Wiley Buchanan,
v el Embajador de Chile, Mariana
(Pasa a la Pagina y.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13
QUEDARA B~LOQUEADA
LA PENSION MENSUAL
PARA ROJAS PINILLA

BOGOTA-La pension que la ca
ia de Sueldos de Retro del Eierci-
to vlene pagando al general Gusta-
vo Rolas Pinilld y que incluye pri-
ma de alojamiento, quedara bio
queada a partir de este ano por
cuanto ell exdictador no Sc halla a
paz y Salvo con ell tesoro nacional.
En- efecto para ell cobro de la
pension Sc requiere ell certificate
de paz y salvo expedido por la Ad-
mlnlStraclon de Hacienda, y Sc ha
puntualizado que Rojas Pinilla
adeuda crecidaS sumas. Por 10 de-
mas no Sc sabe 81 la familia EXPIRE
sldenclal hizo la declaration de
renta correspondence al ano de
1857,
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13
Ex Embuiador de
Paraguay Comentu
Sobre sU Putriu
POr. N

WASHINGTON abril IL (UP).-
Ell doctor Osvaydo Chavez, ex en-
embaiadof del Paraguay, dijo hoy
que esta en- favor de que Sc esta-
blezcan "amplias libertades demo-
craticas' en- SUI pals pero anadio
que ESQ no debia hacerse mediante
"procedimientos violentos''.
Chave: aprobo por complete la
carta pastoral del Arzobispo de
Asuncion Monsenor Anibal Mena,
en- la que este hablo de los males
que acarrea la centralizaci6n exec
silva del poder y en- la que exhor-
to a got ernantes y gobernados, a
Seguir las normaS cristianas.
FL ex embaiador dio a conocer
(Pasa a la Pagina y
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13

GObiernO, en- un esfuerzO pOr
atemperar los animOs, ha Ofreci.
do enviar al CongresO, integradO
cast en- SUI tOtalidad pOr elemen.
tOs sOlidariOS con los SOmOza,
un proyectO de refOrma cOnsti-
tuciOnal que tiene pOr ObjetO eli.
minar los articulOs que delibera.
damente fueron incorporates a
la Constitution con ell prOp6sitO
de establecer en- ell pals la suce.
sion dinastica que hizU possible
que, al mOrir ell General Anasta.
siO SOmOza, sus dos hijOs lie
reemplazaran en- ell POder.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13

rante SUI recorrido por los Estados
Unidos, agrego:
"Voy a vender la mayor parte
de las armas que posee Costa. Ri
ca. No esperamos usarlas durante
Is cuatros amos proximos".
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13
Eehandi Espera Poder Atraer Ell
Capital Extranjero a Costa RIGA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Abrl IL. -(UP)- Ell Presidente eIecto de
Costa RIGA, Mario Echandi, manifesto aver que SUI patria podra pro-
bablemente atraer capital extranjero, a pesar de la poltica actual
del gobierno coStarricense.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13
CuandO VEHe Washington
.Ibahez HabIara en- Session Conjunfa
del Congress- NacionaI Y de Ia 0EA

WASHINGTON, Abril IL. -(UP)- FL Presidente de Chile,
Carlos lbanez ponuncara un discurso en- una session conjunta de
ambas camaras del congreso y oto en- ell consejo de la Organization
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-22

Mr. Cockr chairman of the Department of Christian Edu
Philips Lutheran Church located the of Mont
Ladies' Aid
of ST. Philips pcured above) will Christian Education
Sunday night November % 1880 PM Mr. COckre said
third the
subject VOCATION hurchs annual theme for
church 95S959 The Sunday nights discussion
will be- Called Stewardship The topics go Teach
discussion by the Ladies' Aid and
Churchaniy Christianity sponsored by the Mems Club,
highly interesting topics which provoked lively discussions The
Called Stewardship will be
Stewardship that God called
be stewards lives and that He will call
to account of stewardship Rev. L. Thompson pastor of
Philips speaking about said Mrs Daisy
Parker chairman of the Christian Education Committee of the
Ladies' Aid Society," pointed that the is being built
Stewardship He expressed
belief interesting
Mrs Dolores Thompson of the Ladies'
Aid Society of ST. Philips Lutheran Church said eve extend
and friendly welcome the public this Sunday
night 1880
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-22

making of tentative plans fer a
"Toys for Tots" tea to be held
the second Sunday in December.
Invited guests will be asked to
register with a toy. These toys
will be distributed to needy chill
dren for Christmas. Belle Davis
and Mitchell were appointed chair
man and co-chairman of the COM
mittee to complete details for this
affair.
Alert Jacksonians will be re-
minded CT the worthwhileness of
previous civic projects sponsored
by thsi group of lovely school
marms. Venturing out into a new
project, the Bellies feel confident
that all civic minded Jacksonians
will come to their aid in this en-
deavor to spread Christmas cheer.
The place and date will be an
nounced later.
Belle Davis served a delightful
supper plate of fried chicken,
french fried potatoes, salad, hot
rolls and drinks to the following
Bellies: Helen Hill, Argyle Wells,
Jean w. Wilkinson, Dorcas Miller,
Jimmie Mitchell, Arthinussie
Nicely, Ethel Rae Davis and Edna
Granville.
Belle Hill will hostess the Nov
ember 81, meeting.
The Alpha Pi Chapter of Iota
Phi Lambda Sorority held a Har-
vest Tea Sunday evening ut Camp
bell College to initiate the groups
observance of American Education
Week.
Various organizations of the city
sponsored tea tables, and two
prizes were given to the best look
ing table. Proceeds from the If
fair will go TO take care Of the
Alpha Pi Chapters business, schol-
arship and other community and
charitable obligations.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-22
EDWARDS NEWS

The Kingsly Chapel Methodist
Church, acknowledged an enormous
crowd at their musical program,
on last Sunday, November 10, 1908
at 2 pm. There were visitors from
all the Edwards community church.
es, and churches in Jackson also.
Among the many visitors present,
were teachers of the Edwards Jun
ior High School, and Reverend
Grant Of Jamaica.
The total raised for the program
was $71.OO.
Mr.. Nathaniel Chambers from
Chicago, Ill. is home visiting Mr..
A. L. Chambers and family in the
Champion Hill Community.
The Friendship M. B. Church,
Rev. C. l.. West, Pastor, Mrs. Lii
liam Marshall, Clerk, held its reg
ular Third Sundays meeting with
the Juniors of this church in
charge. The Choir rendered untir-
ing service under the leadership of
Mrs. Mamie Dangerfield; Lionel
Thompson, James Wells, and e..
w. Ivory, served as deacons for
the meeting. Sunday nights serv-
ice was enjoyable also. Music by
the Gospel Chorus, under the lead
ership of Mrs. N. B. Barker, was
sung as never before. The Lord
was with the meeting throughout
the day. The pastor as usual,
brought inspiring messages. The
Lord touched one of our members
to do something for her church,
and to the surprise of the congre-
CATION, Mrs. Dora Miller Smith pre-
sented the church with a $500
reference Bible. Long may this
member live to do things for the
Master.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-22

The Goodwill Social and Civic
Club met at the home of Mr.. Rob-
ert Collins, 1920 Overstreet Drive,
Monday, November 10, at 8 o'clock
pm. Devotion was led by Mr..
Robert Beam. Prayer by Mr.. Ma
thaniel Grant. Inspirational re-
marks vase made by Mrs. Bell
Freeman. Members present: Mrs.
Willie Mae Marshall, Mrs. Mable
Walker, Mrs. Annie Brady, Mrs.
Rena Mckay, Mrs. Bell Freeman,
Mrs. Florence Sutton, Mrs. Jua-
nita Morris, Mrs. Sadie Cole, Mr..
Johnnie H. Jones, Mr.. Robert Beam,
Mr.. Pat Washington, Mr.. Nathan
lei Grant, Mr.. Bob Cole, and Mr..
Robert Collins.
Refreshments was served by Mrs.
MARSHALL and enjoyed by all. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gar
rett, 236 E. Cohea St., Monday,
November II, at s o'clock. Mr..
Johnnie H. Jones, Pres, Mrs.
Mable Walker, Sec, and Mrs. Flor
enct Sutton, Reporter.
There will be a Pre- Thanksgiving
Tea in the beautiful dining room
of Summers Hotel, GIG w. Pearl
Street, Sunday, November %, 1858
from a until 6 o'clock pm. The
public is cordially invited. This
tea is sponsored by the Gospel
Choir of Pearl Street A. M. E.
Church. Mrs. Ruby Rogers, Pres;
Rev. G. R. Haughton, Pastor, and
Mrs. C. L. McClendon, Chairman.
There will be a meeting of the
Masonic Lodge of County Line M.
B. Church Sunday, November %,
at 5 o'clock pm. The church is
located five miles west of Poca-
hontas, Miss. The guest speaker
is Miss Anna Patton. The public
is cordially invited.
Miss Jimmie Jean McQuirter,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Wroten
McQuirter, is the Junior Homecom-
ing Queen of Sumner Hill Junior
Senior High School of Clinton,
Miss. The queens will be crowned
during the half-time at the Home
coming game Friday, November q.
Zeta Amicae of jackson held its
monthly meeting Thursday night,
Nov. 6, at the home of its sponsor,
Mrs. Julia S. Polk.
The president, Mrs. Viola R.
Weary, presided over the business
session, during which plans were
made for the spreading of La
Cherries during the Yule season.
The club has as its guest, Mrs.
Hazel Tucker Jones, who is Basil
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-22
SOCIETY SLAnTS

Gus of Alpha Delta Zeta Chapter
Sorority and Counselor at Hill
High School. Zeta Amicae is an
auxiliary of Alpha Delta Zeta
Chapter Sorority.
One new member, Mrs. Delorese
Williams, was accepted into the
organization.
The following ladies enjoyed a
delicious repast served by the host
ess: Mrs. Essie Broadwater, Mrs.
Lutheree Thompson, Mrs. Joseph
inc Trip Hines, Mrs. Herdia Wea-
nv, Mrs. Lois Williams, Mrs. Hazel
Tucker Jones, Miss Mary E. Odom
and Mrs. Viola R. Weary.
The West Jackson Friendly Club
met recently in the home of Mrs.
Wiletta Adams, 1929 West Pasca-
goula street. The devotion was
conducted by the junior members
Miss Lille Earl Burnett, Joyce
Jones. and Wilmajean Winston.
The president, Mrs. Lille Wat
son. presided over a short business
session, after which games were
PLAYED and the hostess served
cookies, punch, nuts, candy and
gum to the following members:
Mesdames Henrietta Smith, kiz-
zie Christmas, Lille Watson, Lot
tie Winston; Misses Adele Baker,
Wilmajean Winston, Carolyn Jones,
Joyce Jones, jamie Bell Wells, Lii
lie Earl Brunette, Mildred Bur-
nette. Barbara Watson, and Yvonne
Hayse; John Brunette, James Kelly
and Neal Kelly. -,
The next meeting will be held
in the home of Mrs. Henrietta
Smith of 1913 Banks Street, Mon
day, Nov. II, at 7:30 pm.
Alpha Delta Zeta Chapter of
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority met with
Sorors Eiland and Dickens at Oak
ley Training School, November 3,
1858.
Twenty lovely girls who are
members of the club will be pre-
sented to society, December 70,
at the Masonic Temple during the
debutante ball.
The place of organization was an
ideal setting for Zetas' "history
making" because these beautiful
and talented young ladies are lend
ing their support and services to
a most worthy cause-Juvenlle
Delinquency. Juvenile Delinquency
is a local and national project CT
the Sorority.
Soror Clara A. Jackson is chair
man of the project and Soror Hazel
T. Jones is chapter president.
Belle Lee Eta Davis was hostess
to the November meeting of the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-22
BAYSPRINGS
NEWS

There will be battle of music
between the Faithful Four of New
ton, Miss, and the Harmony Bells
quotes, Saturday night, Novem-
Der Is, at 7:30 pm. at the Phalti
M. B. Church. There will also be
fish fry. We hope that all the
Kings and Queens have been work
ing hard for the first prize. The
public is cordially invited. Dec.
V. M. McLaurin sponsor.
There will be a Thanksgiving
Program at the Phaltic M. B..
Church, beginning at 1870 pm.
The president of the home mission
is asking that everyone bring their
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-22
TAYL0RSvILLE
NEWS

The Usher Board held its regu-
lar meeting Sunday, November 9th.
The meeting was called to order
by the president. Song by sister
Moffett, prayer by sister the pres
ident. Sister Celesta Posey was
the speaker, she spoke and told
the ushers how to be better ush-
ers and the best way to seat the
people. We enjoyed it very much.
Mrs. Claire M. Squair, President,
Mrs. Hattie M. CONDOS, Secretary
and Mr.. Albert Posey Treasurer.
The VIVA girls met at Shady
Oak NIB. Church. They opened the
meeting with song and prayer.
They then started electing their
delegates for the Women's Insti-
tute at Providence NIB. Church,
November 1916. We hope they will
bring back a good report. Mrs.
Marlene McLewis, President, and
Miss Adelia R. Barnes, Secretary.
The Shady Oak M. B. Church
Sunday School was called to order
by the Supt. Song led by Mrs.
Celesta Posey, and sister Moffett
prayed. Lesson for November 9,
1858. Subject: Jesus Describes Di-
cirleship. Topic: The Right Way
to Live, Matthews 5: 1878. The
lesson was taught 80 minutes by
the teachers. Each and every one
enjoyed the lesson. The lesson was
reviewed by Rev. Nina from the
Friendship M. B. Church. The at
tendance was good, enrolment 1853.
Money raised $13.68. Prof. T. V.
Posey, Superintendent, Mr.. Albert
Posey, Asst. Supt. Mrs. Adelia R.
Barnes Secretary, Mrs. Dorothy
Dixon, asst. Secretary and Mrs.
Marlena Johnson Treasurer.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-22
MattiWiIda Dobbs
To Sing In Opera

NEW YORK CITY-Miss Mat
tiwilda Dobbs, whose charming
singing voice has thrilled her audi
ences in this country and abroad,
will sing the role of Olympia for
the first time at the Metropolitan
Opera House.
She will sing the role when Of
fenbach's Les Contos d'Hoffman
has it's first performance of the
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Woman

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He directed that she be kept at
the hospital until mentally able
to face charges against her for
the stabbing.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-22

Board met November 9th, at 6
o'clock. The house was called to
order by the Prayer Band. Song
and prayer by Sister ODDS Farley.
Then service was turned in the
hand of the President The organ
izer of the City-Wide Usher Board
was President Young, who presided
over the program. The spirit was
high, it began in the prayer serv-
ice, and went on throughout the
remainder of the service. Pastor
Reed was present, also Rev. S. L.
Farley, Mrs. c. L. dedicated
solo to the minister, title: Living
Below In This Old Sinful World"
The next meeting of the City-Wide
Usher Board will be held at Brook
ley Valley NIB. Church, December
IA, 1858 at o'clock. Money raised
$73.76. Mr.. Earl B. Booth, Presi-
dent, Mr.. Earl c. Squair vice pres
ident, Mrs. Mandy Crosby, Secre-
tary and Mrs. Prettie C. Dixon,
Program Committee.