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NORTH ARLINGTON. nice resldsn-
Der Sci with easement Saasn 0s and Anchor. mon.
fenced corner lot, walk j blocks
70 Grade or Junior high school.
Automatic dlshwaSher and dispo-
sal. Bus al door. l 8 min. 10 ID. c.
or Pent. 1901 John Marshall dr..
Arl. IKE. 0-S335. Sl45 month
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FAILS cHURcH : :.

FNLTs NHUUIH = DttICneus .
bedrms.. din. rm.. Nv. rm. with
nTepL; fun osmt, rec; area car
Washing machine, power mower;
cOnv. to schools and shops, avail.
immed $40. JE. 2-g34n.
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BAR-GRILL
GAs-sERVICE STATION

owner quotes - QUO wkly.;
beautifully equipped, air-cond.
Oool lease. 5000 down may
handle
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SILVER SPRING AREA
4 BEDROOMS

Ali.briek house ga baths.
lRe. liv. rm. w firepl,. SEP,
dla. rm., family sized
kitchen, furnished rec. RIM.
full hSmt.; blk. from
school, churches and shop
ping. 5000 mo,
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GLENMoNT-sIsO mo; s-bedrm
Diet, brk. rambler; lge. fenced yard
, Sse Os sns .S SSsi to A sIan1H
Ei IF p As so aTE ioi R.s spos
~. 6-0600i ewes, HA. 2-155S.
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FRED B. CUSHMAN


. ACRES. Ions hare surfaced
road frontage near AEC com
rnereiall. improved With small bag.
ana GaS station Siu,uot.
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BETHEsDA, 56I7 bradley Blvd
rms. ] = baths, rec. rm. sum
Win; AIT Con 100. OF: 4.eO3s.
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SILVER SPRING AND TAKOMA
PA number OF homes nos
available. ramh,eFs and .-story
some new, :. and ) bedrms. 500
to SlfA. RAFFKLL REAL ESTATE
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ACCEPTING PROSPECTS interest

Nevly remodeiec sir-eone. stere
reacy-to-vesf, establlshe- . year
Must sRcrihcs cue to 4. hFaffh
70 stock. Volume over $50, COO
last year with excellent me- rolf
Best o1er for quick sale can IA
n-ps9s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

CHEVN CHASE VILIAGE--IdeaI
for diplomat: bedrms.. ga baths.
modern kitchen, rec. room. lge.
fenced. corner lot; dead-end street.
available Immediately. s-year
lease. tx. 3-2l1A, DE. a-aA3O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

1908 BALLARD ST, SILVER
sPnlNG-.Detaehed rooms, "a
baths; oil heat, Gear garagei
fenced yard with large garden
space; low rent Z W. THURM.
Dos 10th 81. nv. DI. 7-j3OH.
100 PERRY PL. N.W.--B-rm, row
brk.i lge, yard, porches and bath.
RA. B-8B22
Z RMS. 3 bedrms.. ~ baths. full
bsmt h.-v. oil heat. fenced yard,
double garage; near PentaROn (.
Sii0 mo. IL. 6-s2i2. XII. S-fg1I
SIS PER MO. for this apt within
watkins distance 10 everything In
FAIRFAX. sTARNES REALTY CO,
CIR, 1851.
g. BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLER In
town Of Fairfay. lots OF extras
Sl25 mo. STARNE5 REALTY CO.
CIR. 3-2hlt.
COTTAGE ON VA. EsTATE---5
rms. and bath. mod. kit. Rent
reasonable for maintenance help.
3iOi LEGATION ST. N.w.--Brick
Colonial 5000. 3 bedrms, .
baths, KIT. with lac breakfast.
dlnette. Ice. ;ird.h room Close
TO everything. JAMES l.. DIXON
A CO, ST 3.720O
ias X ST. NV. opposite Center
Markets rooms, bath, h W.
heat, 500. MA. s-b56f.
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NV llAMPsMIRE ava. ans
mr.. SOLDIER Home and hospitsi
center. Convenient 70 walter Reed
Transportation ~ front door
Yard and garage. Open sunday
! TIL dark, OF phone IA, 9-ys55
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

HILLCREsT-7-fm., 2-stoTy Mt
yernen Colonial brk; 3 bedrm m.
sar peh Exec. s oSshs rs 1901 ' Para ap df
Sc. LII. 2-4n43
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CHEVY CHAsE. D. G.. at aa4o
comfortable 3-bedrm. home avail.
Feb 1. living rm. with fireplace.
dining nm, enclosed porch. sun
deck and garage. >l45. For appt..
cal SHANNON 4 LucHS CO. Ma,
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ARR. N.--LoRely 3-hedrm. brick
nome 90 level tree-shaded lot. :
press tramp: . beuFms.. baths,
scr, porch, sep. din. Fn., full hsmt.
Si,h IN res 20; S sl per No 3
p psss ~, 60, "a S sIsstsss' ewes ana
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REsTAuRANTs

% sn So. Doing $4,000 mo. bus.
Pking 50 cars. Price reas- WIN
moderate On payTen..
~ 81 Priced 1000 l.slo. $50:
500 daily bus $1,000 dn. IDEAL
Tor eaTry-ont. Seats So.
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4sIe Falstone ave. Split level 4
bedrmS. ) baths. Ail-elec kit,
lxe, rec. rm. Excel for enter
$3.50. OIL. d-si20.
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COHEN, III All.
cOLORED-Saa5 CENTRAL AVE.
eond SIS. MR.. SMITH, AID,
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HOUSES UMFuRMIsnED

LANGLEY PARK, Mn.---a-bedrm.
brick. fenced yard; newly deco
rated sos per mo. IA, a.Al3T.
LANHAM---Ilamblsr . bedrooms,
elec. kit, auto. washer; wooded
lot. SIP, 3-036U,
IBWISDALE--naye five 3-hedroom
famblers ~ Sls5 per month
Make reservations nov, close TO
schools. churches and ) MN IRON
Langley fark shopping center,
Contact Mr.. sullivan At .luu
F0rdham ST., or LkWtHQAlk
PROPERTIES, 93OJ Lewisdale d.. 4,
Hyallsyille, Nd, HA. 2-dA2O. HA,
a-4lOn
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FAIRFAX CTYs-Mod-. eonteuipc-
rary. 5-behrm., ANTIQUE brick ram
bier asxl4 Nv. I'm with nrepl.
mod G-E Kit, incl. disposal. ex-
haast fan and cishWasher. built
IN breakfast nook. fun daylight
esmt with nrepi.. utility I'm. with
ARTHUR l. WALTERS Co. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

Va. al shirley hvy.-Nev brick
s Sas. Eve rs ,S S1,n .Os,I ee cIsS ;.,a
eye-level oven, disposal: finished
family rm. and "a bath In bsmt.
Rental $t40 : mo. Please call
MAGAZINE REALTY CO.. Nh. s.
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BOOMING HOUSE; sacrifice price
u bedrms., furn, plus pvt bath
apt S2n7 inc. Price only $500
Terms Call KEAcH a PURCELL
nv n.nalN
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1906 FULTON ST. NV.

Entrance hall. Nv. rm. din. rm.,
den, kit, nantry. bedrms., 2
baths INV. .heat, oil furnace;
BULLETIN garage, 5000 per mo.
HENRY J RoBB, INC
1924 Vermont Ave NV.
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CAN BUILD a complete home, IL
yOu have the capital, let nae show
you how ! can put up = nice
81 10 1856 viii show you
some have built. VIII 20 IN
partnership.
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FAIRFAX-WESToROvE-s-bed-
rm- f-bath rambler. exclusive To-
eaton. lower level Is ground level
and back Lac entrance foyer LEADS
70 Nv. rn. which has 4 view from
the picture window end fireni Ice
ON, rm.. beautiful colored G-E lit
With eye-leFei oven. dishEasher,
disposal lower foyer opens 20 lge
rec rn With nfepl. OPENS onto
ratio. Lots Of closets.
TOWN AND C0uNrpy uRar ~
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SMALL RESTAURANT

Good opportunity for restaurant
operator Nod coup goou bust
ness. excel location. !oW rent. 5000
lease VIII Sacrif to restaurant
party. FOR information. see the
ALLNEn snas q -.
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NICHOLs-ATLANTIC-Brick

3O32 NASH Pr. Sc. = 3-bcdrm :
and bath Diet. home. rec. rm and
I gnfhge. nice condition. rent. Sl35.
JOHN l.. SHELTON. Realtor. 10.
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{ ARROLLr0N--3-hedrm., s-bath,
split level. lge, lly rm, din RIM
EQUIP. kit- with eating space, rec
bedFu., hsmt., mos. old. new
cond Avail Feb. 1. Sl7a, SP
3-SS:tS. CARROLLToN REALTY
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HILLsIDE. MD.--Nev det, bricI
Is s%0l sihdo ss HI S F% fully i'm ,q SiS
cross ventilation, ~ Tie baths
full bsmt., porch. yard linmed
possession. EN-. s-77os or II
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SAM BLANKEN & co.
Attention Investors

33iZ nth ST NV
Ewes. and SaG. O.hce
Ia g-pag5 NO. l-5590
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BABY SHOP

Lsrge busy sroppins center.
owner quotes over SS.,uNu yrly.
Can be greRtly increased with per-
son MAJ Nov operated by help.
sure thing Tor 5000 operator.
sell Exclusive
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CHEvEkLY. 5622 Hawthorne -
Ice, S-oedFn, brick Colonial.
choice Cheverly loo. Oh Baitt-
more parkway. Screened porch.
patio, full bSmt., lnlmae. eond.
immed: occupancy, 81. s-loal.
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BEAUT. .HILLCREST HOME

saith st. Sc, sra per
mo. Cor. lot Lge. step
down Nv. rm. with frepI
Den, sep. din. rm. 3 bed
rms. 2 baths, rec nm.
fenced lot. a-car gar Wash.
ms machine and tryer Call
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fALLs CHURCH. cow. 70 MeIpaT-
: Corners and Pentagon--.S-b bed :
rm brick. full bsmt.. auto heat
large fenced yard. children well
come. S1eO mo-. redee Avail
Jan 90 s25 washington ave,
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Sold as a feet. or individual Make,
then sell soft zee cream AL ~.
bus, Has govt. contracts groes
6t@, Trucks wicompiete piAns'
Financing apail. Call for details
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LANDSCAPE AND NURSERY on
main roec. incieainr gooa 6-rooEn
hone several acres planted 20
shrubs. etc owners illness forces
ssis -iA n0n cash REQUIRED
koMER q CO, Realtors. Gath
erSt4rg 500
The Adak sun., 1958-03-10
Monday 10, 1858

Sitkin Theatre
 MONTANA MIKEn(lo47), with Robert Cummings Brian Donlevy, Jorja Outright and Bill Goodwin. (This is an unusual western in- vo1ving Saint Michael :, the Archange1, two saloon keepers, and a beautiful school marm. ).
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11
Bishop Frederick
D. Jordan At
Opening Session
Of The j. P.
Campbell College

Jackson, Mississippi - Bishop
Frederick D. Jordan, Presiding
Bishop of the Eighth Episcopal
District of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church attended the op-
ening school session of the J. P.
Campbell College Bishop Jordan
serves as the Chairman of the
Executive Board of the college.
Based upon figures released fro n
the Office of the Registrar, it was
evidenced that this years enroll
ment was a marked increase over
that of the previous year. The
Bishop made a tour of the cam
pus, addressed the student body,
and held individual conferences
with the teaching personnel.
AS result of the Bishops keen
interest in the college, the Mission
airy Department under the supervi-
sion of Mrs. Artishia w. Jordan,
is sponsoring this school year a
student from Jamaica British West
Indies who is enrolled as a College
Freshman in Theology.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11
Student Chapel
Services Begin At
Campbell College

Jackson, Mississippi The
Sophomore Class of the ]. P. Camp
bell College began the student
chapel services for the 1858 school
year. Mr.. Cleveland Payne, Pres
ident of the Sophomore Class ad-
dressed the assembly with a very
timely discourse on the Church re-
lated Junior College. Many of the
members of the Sophomore Class
participated on the program. One
of the outstanding features of the
program was the presentation of
the Sophomore Ensemble and
solo by Mrs. Gloria Sheriff. Each
week during the school year, the
chapel services are presented by
the various classes and campus or
CARNATIONS for students.
The Sophomore Class is under
the sponsorship of Mrs. Will Ella
Gerald.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11

School, Clinton.
The purpose of the contest this
year is to raise money for band
uniforms. For the past three years
the contest has supported the choir
members, the basketball teams and
the football team in their efforts
to buy uniforms.
During this years campaign va
rious activities including dancing,
partying, and a number of games
will be held in our communities to
support our favorite contestant.
Twelve lovely girls representing
each class will vie for the honors.
Winners from the elementary and
high school departments will be
crowned November 81, at the an
nual Homecoming game.
Mr.. Leroy P. Johnson is princi-
pal.
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Y. ". G. A. NEWS
The Branch YWCA opened

The Branch YWCA opened its
program year with q Fellowship
Hour on Sunday, September %.
The informative program was pre-
sided over by Miss Doris Wilson,
Chairman of the Program Com
mittee. Greetings were extended
the group by Mrs. A. M. Turner,
CO.. Chairman of the Membership
Committee, Mrs. L. B. Walker
jones, Director and Mrs. B. j.
Smith, Teen-age Program Director.
Music for this occasion was fur
nished by Mrs. J. Hunt, Chairman
of the Music Committee and a
group of young ladies from Cen
trail Methodist Church, Misses
Mary Lee Comes, Loretta Whiting
and Miss Falva jackson.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11
SOCIETY. SLANTS
PACHUTA NEWS

The city wide usher board met
with the Chapel Hill Church of
Pachuta, Miss. October s. The
meeting was a great success. We
had quite few visitors present.
We were happy to have the general
president with us. Mr.. D. B. Young
who was the founder of the usher
board along with him was his
lovely wife, Mrs. Young, and a
number of members from his band.
We also had Mr.. Madison who is
president of the Lovin Bank along
with him was his wife Mrs. Madi-
son who is matron over that area,
also his two daughters. We were
happy to have the following min
listers present. Rev. Jordan of
Pachuta, Miss, Miss; Rev. Barnett,
Rev. Pruitt and Rev. Gray of Pa
chuta, Miss; Rev. A. P. Price of
Hattiesburg, Miss. The amount
of finance raised was $281.00. The
next meeting will be held with the
Mt. Hebron Church of Fachuta,
Miss, November 2, 1858. Time
$50 pm. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend. Mr.. c. c. Com
best, president; Mrs. Sarah Jordan,
Secretary; Mrs. Eva Graham,
Chairman of Prayer Band.
Mrs. u. NJ. Dukes has returned
from her summer vacation, where
she spent in Chicago, visiting her
two sons and her sisters and
brothers. Mrs. Dukes is matron
of the city wide Usher Board of
Pachuta, Miss. She brought us
greetings from the National Bap-
fist Convention which she had a
chance to attend and sit in on
some of the Usher Boards. Every
one enjoyed the remarks from Mrs.
Dukes.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11

seminary, Nashville, Tenn, where
in 1913 he received a bachelors
degree. He later received a BIS.
degree from Tennessee State uni
versity, Nashville, and an M. A.
from Austin Peay State college,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11

B. T. U. Congress. He was &C.
companied by his lovely wife Mrs.
Carrie Combest, along with the
other delegates. Mr.. William JEFF
ferson, Miss Magnolia Combest,
Miss Charlean White, Miss Les
sic Mae Gilmore, all are members
of the Chapel Hill M. B. Church
of Pachuta, Miss. Mrs. c. C. Com
best is vice president of the Sun
day School and B. T. U. Congress.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11
EDWARDS NEWS

Mrs. Ora L. Jasper, Mrs. May
noir Reed and Miss Alma Ruth
Blank attended the worship SER
vices at the Kingsly Chapel Meth
odist Church on last Sunday, Dc
tober 5, 1858.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11

The Pleasant Grove Baptist
Church, near Smiths Station is
having a church anniversary on
the fourth Sunday in October, 1858.
Everyone is cordially invited. Din
ner will be served on the ground.
Rev. Edd Jackson, pastor.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11

The Kinds County Elementary
Workshop of the Raymond and Ed
wards areas held their group meet
ing at the Edwards Junior High
School cafeteria on last Friday,
October 3. Mrs. Mettazee Harris
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11

Ii you are interested In any of
these classes please call the
Branch YWCA.
Mrs. Hattye P. Brown, Chair
man Of the Membership Commit
tee is very anxious to have all of
the old members renew their men,
bership by November /. Our slo-
gan is Every member get men,
ber." Members since our last
news release are: Mrs. Georgia
Bales, Mrs. Grethel Chambers,
Mrs. Audrey Cockrell, Miss Clara
June Crosby, Miss Bobbie Jean
Crosby, Mrs. Edith Dickens, Mrs.
w. L. Eiland, Mrs. Lyneller Hall,
Miss Emma Hodges, Mrs. Bette
Hunt, Mrs. Nettie Harris, Mrs.
Leila Keller, Miss Mable Round
tree, Miss Essie Randall, Mrs.
Grace Stephens, Mrs. Mary
Thomas, Mrs. w. H. Williams, and
Mrs. Addie M. Woods.
The YWCA is a United Givers
Agency.
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of Clinton, Miss, Jeanes Super
visor.
Mrs. Mildred Moore Gettis,
Utica, Miss. visited in the homes
of Miss Lois Flagg and Mrs. Will
lie V. Williams on last Sunday
evening. She also visited with
Mrs. O. L. Jasper, Mrs. Lillian
Marshall, and Mrs. Alta Davis, and
Mrs. Helen Hubbard, as she was
delivering Avon orders and taking
orders.
Mrs. Corinne Hall was home last
week visiting relatives and friends.
She is now living in Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Irene Boone is on the sick
list. We are happy to know that
she is better.
We are sorry to hear that little
Larry Tillman, nephew of Miss
Lois Flagg, was bitten by a snake
on last Sunday evening. He is
being treated at the Mercy Hos
pital in Vicksburg, Miss.
The Friendship M. B. Church
held their regular services last
Sunday, October 5. At $50 Sun
day school. 11:30 the pastor
brought the message which we en-
joyed. The Lords Supper was
served and at night the Rev. Will
son of Warren County brought the
message. His subject was "Go
A Little Further" Our soules were
fed. Money received was $94.36.
Mrs. Lillian Marshall, clerk, Rev.
C. L. West, pastor.
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Negro Pastor'...
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fist church, white congregation,
at 415 Englewood Ave. His con-
gregation took possession in June
of this year.
Under the "tithing system" the
Negro minister's congregation con-
tributes $4,000 weekly. Thus, he
was able to purchase the church
at cost of 100000, pay off the
mortgage at the rate of $1,000 a
week, and spend $4,000 remodel
ing the plant.
Build Prayer Room
The alterations done by Con-
tractor Milton R. Coombs, include
prayer room, which contains
heavily draped walls and candle
lit altar, above which is a paint
ing of Christ.
AS one kneels before this i'm
posing altar, the lights quickly
change to a "black light" which
Eliminates the painting of Christ,
to the accompaniment of softly
played organ music.
The church itself has a seating
capacity of 1000 and a community
house containing gymnasium. A
full time program, open to the
neighborhood children regardless
of religious affiliation, is conduct
ed by a director and 10 assistants.
600 in Sunday School
Youngsters from the age of to
Is are provided a program of
sports, crafts, sewing, cooking,
piano, civics, and religious instruc-
tions. The Sunday school, con-
Quoted in the community house,
has 600 pupils and 80 teachers.
The Rev. Mr.. Daniel, whose con-
gregation numbers 1900, was born
in Louisville, KY, one of three
children. His father, Nathan, is a
retired factory worker; his mother
Fannie, a nurse. His brother,
Clifford, is a Sears Roebuck ware
house manager in Fort Wayne,
Ind; another brother, Henry, op-
crates a restaurant in Danville, Va.
Young Daniel attended Hardin
county public school in West Point,
KY, Louisville suburb, and Gen.
trail Colored High school. From
the age of ID, he worked in a brick
factory to support himself while at
tending school.
Wins Three Degrees
He afterwards entered Fort
Wayne Bible institute, and later
the American Baptist Theological
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11
TYLER
NEWS

Mrs. Helen Hood principal Of
West Brook School Of McComb,
Miss. and her husband Mr.. Ken
NTH Hood, son and daughters were
guest of Mr.. & Mrs. Afford CHM
Of Tylertown, Miss. Sunday eve
ming October 6. The Hoods resides
at Summit, Miss.
Mrs. Flora Farrell visited her
daughter and family in Hatties-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11
Fourth Annual
Miss Sumner Hill
Contest Begins

The fourth annual Miss Sumner
Hill Contest began October 1, and
will extend through November Il,
1868 at the new Sumner Hill High
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11

The Rev. Pittman, pastor OF
Tylertown First Baptist Church
delivered to us a wonderful SER
mon on Sunday night October 5,
we highly enjoyed it.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11

Mr.. C. C. Combest has just re-
turned from Newton, Miss, where
he attended the Sunday School and
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11

Mrs. Lula B. Allen passed Fri
day night at her home in Tyler
town, she had been home on bed
for quiet while. The funeral serv-
ice will be at the Spring Hill holt
ness Church Thursday afternoon
at 2 pm. October 9.
Mrs. Idalia CHM, her father
Mr.. w. J. M. CHM and Mr.. Afford
CHM all visited Mrs. Sally Ellzey
who is ill at Franklinton, La.
Mrs. Alice Hammer" Magee
came home last weekend October
As for revival at her home church
Mt. Olive at Sandy Hook.
Mrs. Mary Moore Riley of CO.
lumbia, Miss, and daughter visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt CHM and Mr..
& Mrs. Victor E. Clark of Tyler
town, Sunday afternoon.
W. ]. M. CHM,
Tylertown News Editor
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11

Mrs. Lucille Hodges and Mrs.
Leila Lewis made a trip to Quit
man, Miss, Wednesday, October
l. Mrs. Hodges brought her
mother back with her.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11
Silver Greek News
BY HEZZIE HUTTON

On Thursday afternoon at 4
O'Clock the Miller Public School
organized their All Club as fol-
lows: President, Lucy Mae Barnes
vlce-president, Mamie Lee Brown,
secretary, Willie Mae Barnes, As
sistant Secretary, Jervel Horton,
treasurer, Annie J. Williams. The
appointed chairman of the meet
ing was Catherine Crinstead. The
appointed secretary was Clemen-
tine Taylor. The Club then elected
program committee composed Of
Edward Earl Speights, Lynda N.
Hooker, Alpha Jean Bryant.
The Miller School has three
teachers who are as follows: Prof.
Andrew J. Frelix, principal. Mrs.
Chrystena Sanders, LIST Assistant,
Mrs. Ina Lougino, End Assistant.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-10-11
Y-Teen Roll Call

An opportunity to discover with
others" was offered teen-agers of
Jackson today as the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association an
nounced its plan to join with
YWCAs in more than 1000 COM
munities in the United States in
the annual nationwide Y-Teen Roll
Call.
The national observance is sched-
uled for the week of October 1919
at which time the theme, Discover
with Others u. Join the Y-Teens,"
will be the guide for program ac-
Invites at the YWCA and in other
places where Y-teens are active,
according to Mrs. B. J. Smith,
teen-age program director.
In Jackson, the program high
light will be Y-Teen Recognition
Service on Sunday, October 10, at
4 pm. and an intensive member
ship drive during the week.
The Y-Teen program, an impor-
tant part of the YWCA's work with
youth which began in 1881, car
ried on through democratic clubs.
Members choose their own officers
and activities and representatives
who attend summer camps, local,
state, regional or national confer
ences and other similar events.
In the Y-Teen program, young
people have an opportunity to de-
velop their individual PERSONAL
ties and to assume community
leadership. AS members of the
Y-Teens, tenn-agers also can par
ticipate in the wide variety of
YWCA program including craft
classes, discussion groups, service
projects and many others.