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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

E S.ls 1Sss . 5S iSli. tB'1 aSslSss
fyy ius;., ..s, sofa BEG. N. new
FURN., new and used ali must
vills, R f.b070, wa. 7-704i.
F SI.s. oi.I . 1ssl' dooi 'S sSsal. sas
CAL IA. n-10ob.
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FURN.--3-pe. sec. sofa, modern
Tampa, walnut and mahos, Elm,
rms. dl. table XII, k-UOJo,
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THE DIPLOMAT
242O 18th ST. NV.
Jr. bedrm., liv. rm.. dressing clos.
ct. kit. and bath; Sis. utils. incl
Mod. elev. bids, 24-hr. switchboard
service See res. mgr, AID. 2-1235
1924 18th ST. N.w.--2 rms, bath
Kitchen. $40.
1911 21st st. n.w.-Top a., z
lSi50. 2nd A.. . ice. rms. kit.
bath for 4 persons: 5000.
sANDoZ. INC. Boysen Du. 7-1234
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

k.w.-Qlrl. epll. eksrd. pFsi, q
isft, cow, trans, co, S.7oiH.
Y0pNd MAN 70 shAFs Apl, with
other men eonyi M.ri. Con
gftes hatt; $3.50 mo, 10
AAL., N.--Aan 70 share houhe viii
men y sos. PVT room pArkinI
YOUNG LAWYER wants 70 ahaTl
a-bedrm, apt, with another bach
eior. stb per month, Iu, ssOlhi
MAfUhe BUSINESS WOHAN ae
aires or = ladies 10 snare hehut
s .asn' esSi RlnJz u. A.sssss'' 'a a'''dr'n
WIDOW desires lady, share apt, 4
MI Rainier, All faciiltiet, Af, 4
a2ul anytime,
GIRL no shAhk APT. With an
een1nss nice 'ss'ieh' nH eu'
4 on Z ofRLA 70 HhAfe g-bedrm
home IN Afl, with ! gifl, Avail
June can ai.st o. or sat AM
BUSINESS LADY desires 70 shar
/ furn. apt, with another butines
LADY, Ice Gardens Apa, CAL "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
CLUB MASON

one OF wash.s excl. guest homes
vacs. for refined, empl. ladies and
men; full-eourse meals; free phi, In
rms; ~ and ldry. feeils.; S1e wkly
up, NO. 7.6770, AID. 2-54l4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

MIXER, eltc.s NohaFt, 90 a., With
s s5i ssssia' uis y ic6e $685. :sas i''
os ...1 u, 11o,gsIns.mfEf@pesJ l, ystl.
lng machine, addlne machine,
lnM typsvriteEs ana metal typ-
ists' desks. al With very titile
SS t nn.s,sl s0ed condition &C Can
ssisssioa o. nss ana Ss,a sSs sss.
Allen. Conn, Lowry, Hammond,
kstey, Wprlltlef. COMPARE these
values. RITA ia1O q a. NV
RE, 7-o2i2, Alex store open 'til
ap,m, eeal NJ. Vernon ave,
Pm0N0oRAPm. 'S7 table model. 3.
speed DeccA with . speakers
cherry cab, excel. cond. 80 ID
records eep, Qr oompl, 500 -.
uAed once, 40, l-o27a, ewes,
PIANO, BALDWIN Acrosonle con.
goies, hoof samples choice Of
handsome mahoaany, walnut ol
qbony, save sabb. With matching
bench, lo-yeaf Baldwin guaran'
teei free local delivery, Exclu,
Alye baldwin distributor, HUoC
Slea IA. r k.5.Sa 90" $50 Q 81
PIANO s- ~, Z prapeh s,orss q
and UrNana for sale and rent, 10,
sludinn some baFeains In kllnhtli
used instruments. Plenty Of nara
ms space A. each store n.lJ.
peoSdla ave. sllvei !eprink; VI y
x Anne ss 81. FFsdsTiss,sgrs v s
sfs op penn sv,f SHs eys sisa''0n ''''''
PIANOS AND oRoANs--used spin
rs from sapg up; new apinetl
upi psed eranas, apt uprighti
area terms. OPEN open Monday. thur
day and Pridsy IN D pm sifVhf
af az J6l sS .Ssss. co" ss' P'f'Ain'
PiA ~ -, sos W., Spin
ets, consoles' grAnda, s2pb up
say sup SSpsn ts,y,s,y sSSso;, az sStAy
iiht g., silSs2f s snS u. s.s SSsi
PIANos-used; sman modsrn-typ
a;e9oo; PIANO MAhT' 1915 ~
PIANos5LoOEins ier . used spins
Qr consolel See the hargalns v
aAye Choice Of such makes 4
Snickerine tstey, story y Clarh
Winter. !oulbransen, Wurlitaei
knsS slh kS Ssos cn s:,S s's sspns ~
$4,000. JoRDAN's. corner i3t
and q sta, NV,
PIANOS FOR RENT = New an
used spinets. consoles, grands an
s MONTHLY % SpV WITH 'a ep,Io S5'0t
RoosuR srTNo,Rhs:' t CORNER '' isth AZ
q SITS. NV. lphone ST. 3.0400l
l Iphone kE. s.b0aci; 9s3s ueorsi
avenue, Silver sprinG tphone u
/ b-llObl; 24lb Princess anne 81
| Fredericksbura (phone Essex
! I472D. Full selection at all store
silver eprine and Arlington store
PIANOS. brand new famous, mai
he's: Ss ys sis9,,.r.sS Nov SPECIAL
NV. RE. 1892. Alex. store ope
I'll 2 pm. 1921 Mt. Vernon av
PIANO, wurlltEer portable plan
1880 q st NV. RE. 7-62l2,
PIANol returned spinet plano. IN
new, full keyboard: pick up pa
ments OF So weekly, KITS, f3a
q 81. nv, RE. 7-62l2.
PIANO, rebuilt player, smart
styled IN q new durable finish
especially suited for rec. rm.; {,
eeptional value at s4e5. includir
bench and local delivery.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
nos q 81. NV. DI. 7-s4e
| PlANo--Handsome spinet. BY Bal
win. mahogany full Keyboard: 1
finishes available: matchins bencl
full ten-year Baldwin guarante
Tree local delivery.
Res, Baldwin List $3.50 now s6s
HUGO WORCH PLANO CO.
925 @ st. NV. MA. s-O4s
PIANoS-wide selection Of reeol
ditioned uprights. Smartly styled
q new durable finish, especial
, suited for recreation rmS., pianl
fully. guaranteed and fine valu
for beginning Students; Sl95 vi
including local delivery.
CAMPBELL Music CO.
HOS @ 81. NV. DI. 7-s4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURNlsRED-N.W.

CHEVY CHASE. 54O3 wootton-2
men to share 3-bedrm. house;
S45 ca. OIL, 4-S3S3, WO. 6-3954
CLEVELAND PK.-well furn. I'd A
cor. rm. mr.. bath, shwr. Oct. home
Maid svc.; man. S45. EN-. 3-O371
CONN. AVE, 2711--Large, modern
sttr. furn. corner studio IN; DE
2-4145. 2S'
DUPONT CIR.-Rms,, So wk., up;
some with hot plate and refgr.;
mod baths. 2014 P st. NV.
GIRARD ST. NV, l45O-Lse.,
single rm,, SIS vE. Also front Ink
rin', 5000 vk.
MASS. AVE; NV: 122i. ,. Si!;
only $50 week. -
MASS. AVE. NV, 1eOO--Lovely
clean rms. modern tuTn;; maid
service: SIS up. no. 2-95&
MAYFLOwER VIC. 1910 N St
/ Lge. fri. pvt. b.; $50, other rms,
semipyt. baths. RE. 7-304s.
p ST., NV, 1870, The churchill II
! Clean sgle. rms. Running water
I Maid service; 81 up. NO. 7-9s6s.
PARK ROAD. I65O-Neyly dec,
nicely Turn. dble. or sEle; neal
everything Reas, no. 2:2O62. -
QUE ST., NV, 1856 1.-THE Ken.
nert"-Nice clean. single room
running water; So wk.
sHERRIER PL. NV, 5O5s-FuEn
or unfurn paneled rm., pvt. bath
pvt entr.: gent. WO. 6-S07S.
SH0REHAM VIC, 1910 Klingle I'd
Attrac. rm., home loo. shower
parking; gentleman. Re. S-blTo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

MIFKn, sIss. HssaEl. 90 AZ, vIlh
somnsssial uis, T6p $685. '''
oFFIck koulpMkNT-n6J vkfi.
IgPsF n snd hl ,sn'A .AS,h p,ss LSla.
isla' desks; ali With very 'lt0s
Rg sne 4 sood condition can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

PIANOS AND 0n0ANs--used spin.
sts from seps up: new spinet,
up. .n lsed sEanas, apt qprights'
area terms, Open Monday, Thur.
sshiaESSS sissS co. ~ f s1sSEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

F,uRN:@zBedrm, suite, wool rus
sofa, win. ian. DE-, 2-7sel,
FURN.-Washing machine, youth
beo and mattress, TV, baby car
rage, 10, i-as3S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIAL PURCHASE
2 CARLOADS

2-DRAWER WOOD LEGAL
AND LETTER FILE 81 .0C
5-DRAWER OF ART METAL
Sis 80 : 80. 10" $3.50
sp If Bs6p FEE GEsrrn DESKS s ii22.SSt
FLAT-TOP 60-lNCH DESKS
$50 TO S3t
c! sAFEs; s,, T TABLE p,Ek oc ESE,Es
HUNDREDS VALUABLE oFFICt
GOODS, NEW AND USED OF
FERED AT SAYINGS UP 10 .1bee
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO
110l 7th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

FuRN,--Muat saerince. tLeaving
iovnl, ~ radio, dlnstls ~, W.
excel, eond, hurry, IA, p.s17O
FuRN,--Din, rm, set. 10 PC, val.
s .lss Ssal.t . sSil's conc. a.; sSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

sood eond.: SIS. JE. 4-sf5e.
FURN.-complete l-bedrm. apt,
latest style IN modern furniture.
362 Raleigh 81. &c,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

sEWIno MACHINE. rolaTy round
9 spssIaL sfs,SsSSa' 81 ...fs;;TI.'''d
ySss " ,l sscs y n. l EsSIs1gaSssI
s ss.s '' gs%cb q SfcsdH,' u vs.lfss'
siLVEhwAhE--t dinner service.
g.pisse place teftn.: REED
AS Der ssttins. ". s.lSSs aftsi
n pm, or week sndf
SNOWFALL MAcHiNl, snons.lsI
MkE nwAohAw Ma o''i's
SOFA CMRs,. tbla.i slmmens Hids'
Afhss WI aae' other mia iisms
sfENo0RAPm MACHINE. new
&C., fd %' iSssa,Jy 's ss,S s'Hs' y. sHGs.
sIoEr Fixiynts-essA issi.lsEs
Il cases, walk-lr hex, etc, OF. \,
/ 1890, 0fi Maine ave, Nv,
Stow. Brown, 49,, 5000 condition
i Z, xIs, SIdl stS You sarry' ~
fAPR RfcoRDER. sxesllsn. eoudi
tlon, complete With new ploiea
sional mike: stb, JE, t-3a7a,
u TIRE SALE
ruli Rseaps Guaranteed for life o
/ fiSsiy. ICONS - ----.-. Nsl
\ MlPKEr TfpE "a
OPEN Daily. Z AN TO B PHV'
THE aAtE. Recaps, .e.7oxib, 7p0I
sfRxicE TIRE co. kA' S.pss0
rooLs-craflaman lawn mover
TRAILER, iuEgaee, SKI, custom
PUT ntted tarp'i accessories OF
TUES and furnace. Tarbass dil
. posal, and lumber; uaed, 1910 n
olebt Id. IA, 7.Oiif,
~, silvertone, 2i-in, console, III
mSo I T.9s s III a.s sS9i Call ate
Tx Hcll1 1s;,S S Sss. 'G ri H. saS
headboards, each $40; kitehe
Nv WI ;us enc s. 81 Ssai sE..io n, - s,si
Tv, $50 Admiral, le.in, phon,
u $50, EN- I-N91T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR BENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
SOD cutters. rollers, etc, RENTAL
TOOL n EQUIP. CO., JU. 6-5040.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

PpHN. uNcLAIMKD-Wins chair,
$40. bgset, 30 marble lop wash
S SsE09 s..I sTs ssls. ;sslsl ds. s.
n. $40 DIN I'm, sabls. . snsiEl,
ne NJ ,R :fIs NJ tS.s. al, q d1 nsssh.
io Gun vF.afh sessaIIs s .sS;h. c9 vs.
f,ovs ,eai, $40. Inner spr. matifg..
desk. nv sofa sea, Sab. preach
Prov bedrm, and din, I'm piects.
bookcase, s3i reelining chair, t2A.
bed-chaifa, Aih. occaa, chairt.A0 ,
We 40 pphqlatsrinl. .eie and
tom-mhde .drapefiet, Antiques re-
stored. cabinet work. MaQ .peN
furn. Eaay terms, HOFFMAN,
UpHOLHTEREHH, atf7 18TH ~,
n,Ws co. b-biio. Open evef.
FuRN,--Mpst saerinee, tLeavlng
townl, ~, radio, dlnetle 80 ny
excel, sond, HvRhl. ia, p.s57o
FuRN,--Dln, rm. te!. 10 PC, val.
cleo. blanket. All excel eond. and
reaa. 40. a-itJ0,
fUnN.-Bummef russ, ehAlra, Ia
new Hunter aa.in, window fan,
console radio. fireplace set kM
FURN.--3-pe. sec. sofa, modern
Tampa, walnut and mahog' ,ain'
rms rms. S iss is'c R @Sf e'a'
FURN.-studlo couch, Ike new,
soassl s''f bni @: ss.oSsi, sat- sun.
FuRN.-contents o. entire bouae
suites odd pieces, some antleues,
vsfg rsas. Ea' s.yoil.
ssTs sod Is s sr1S. 'p aSISS
f S:s.Sc; :.;,. 'oii A. Beg s:7ii II; new
FuRN., new and used all must
S1A, SjIg e s.soeSl az" I Hyss.i'
FURN-soia. tables, lamps AnS
mas Si's, =, ciS;i l!sE,i. oOOi Condition
r S6EiE.s u ssSSfhSl!FpURssl ' 60. i sSSi
Baltimore ave, coliese Pk. Nd
FURN.-Bedrm. suite. wool rus
TV-radio- phone, dinette sci, sect
sofa, win. fan. DE-, 2.7sel,
FURN.-washing MACHINE. you'll
oea and mattress, TV' baby car
r SDsS cossi: SIS. ' &C. .. s9s 'Sl'
FURN.-complete l.6edrm. AIT.
$751; Raleigh 81. sc.
FURN.-Livins room and dlninl
room sets: tther odds. To tn
best offer. NO. 7-662l.
FuRNs-cOmb. dest and chest
aLop.leai table and chairs, a
couch; good eond.; reaa AID
FURN.-soia. s4Oi mahos. chin
cab, $50: tel. table. 80; desk
| 49, maroon rus, Sl0j mirrors
$3.50; chess table, $40; tool
ladder. SIS. Pc, 3-35l7,
FURN. new, selling out: wholesal
or less. Lowest prices on out
door furn. Don't buy before Vol
GET our prices. 40l7 MINI. ave. ne
GAS RANGES, used, new, $40 ~
Easy credit. ACNE STOVE CO
lOll 9TH 81. NV, Ma. $780,.
GAS RANGE, 3g-in.: burners
Also sink, b3-in. with meta
cabinet. 1912 44th st. NV.
GAS RANoEs, new, used Installa
ca, ave, NV, Ap. 2-2l00.
GAS STOVE, Kenmore, 1857 mod
ell. prac. new; full size; auti
timer, clock. WE. 6-5167.
COLI CLUBS, excel. cond., reai
priced. Mems and ladies' comp
sets, $50 UP, Odd irons and wood
81 80 up. COLUMBIA LU0GAG
EXCHANGE, l7S2 Columbia n
NV. DU. 7-9s6s.
GOLF CLUBS-Used, top grad
woods and irons. Inquire WI
2-7776, after 3 pm. VIII. b-379.
HANGERs-Wo0den coat, "a p.
100. Call co. o-1144' kxt. 10
between y.b.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES, all
GOOD condition, some new. y
dealers. ANY reasonable offer 81
cepted. I'M. 3-7729.
IRONRR-Kenmore, De luxe mode
like new, $50. Call Ii, 0-7327,
IRONER-Kenmore, like new; CO..
SISS; irst $50 Ofisr takes OF
JALOUSIE WINDOWS (2). 36x7
ana 1 pr. Of French doors. u
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-02-15
JACKSON PINEY WOODS
CLUB MEET

The Jackson Piney Woods
Club held its regular meeting,
January 26, in the lovely home
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Ross,
822 Lynch Street. During the
business period many sugges-
tions were made and the fol-
lowing committees appointed:
Leroy Kelly named chairman
of the Program Committee
and Claud Phifer, chairman of
Courtesy committee. The meet
ing was highlighted by the
'Piney Woods Story which
was shown on slides by Mr..
Phifer. Officers of the organ
ization are: Mrs. Linnie Ross,
president; Mrs. Mary L. White,
Vice; Mrs. Dovie M. CASHIER,
Secretary; Robert Lee, Trea-
surer. The hostess served a de-
licious luncheon, assisted by
son, Lawrence. Those present
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-02-15
BIRTHS AT BAPTIST
HOSPITAL

Baby Richard Lee Burnett,
born, Feb. 10, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Barnett, 313 E. Church st.
The mother is the former Ida
Mae Hill, daughter of Mrs. An
ME Bell Bryant. Paternal
grandmother is Mrs. Linnie
Barnett of Brandon.
Baby Willie Keith Jones,
born, Feb. 8, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Abram Jones, 1884 S. Gallatin.
The mother is the former Mat
tie M. Byrd, daughter of Mrs.
Georgia Preator.
Baby Wayne Bethea Hunt,
born Feb. 5, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles M. Hunt, 1919 Watson
st. Mother is the former Laura
Mae Allen, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Bonnie Johnson. Pa
ternal grand father is Mr..
Frank Hunt, Sr.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-02-15
All Deaf Cage
tournament
Set, March l

The second annual All Deaf
Basketball Tournament will be
held in the Jackson State Col.
lege Gymnasium, Saturday,
March /, with the first ses-
sions beginning at $50 a. m.
There will be three sessions
of the tournament on that
date, at $50, 200 and 7:3O
p. m.
Teams will participate from
Texas, Louisiana, Alabama.
Florida, Georgia, Tennessee
and Mississippi.
The Mississippi School for
the Deaf in Jackson swept the
tournament last year during its
play at Talladega, Alabama, to
became the first champions of
the conference. Boosting an
impressive record of IL wins
and no losses this season the
Tigers are out to make it two
in a row tournament-wise.
The team is spanked by high
scoring Lester Tigpen of Tay-
louisville, Mississippi, 1916 aver
age, and Big James Arnold
(center) as well as Thomas Lee
Williams.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-02-15
People In
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page y
January 1859 - a new school
that is being erected on a 50
acre tract, the buildings, all of
which will be connected, and
will cover three acres. This
school will have more than 80
teachers and workers, will
have grades one thru II and
an enrolment ranging be-
tween $500 and 5000. At pres
ent, Principal Finch heads the
Finch High School at Centre
vile, which will be converted
into an elementary school
when the new training school
is opened. Mr.. Finch, native
of Rankin County (Miss.) is
a graduate of Utica Institute,
Campbell College, Rust Col
lege and Northwestern Univer-
Sity.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-02-15
TATTLING
TESS
BY VOncile Keet0n

Hi, all you guys and gals, lets
latch on to the happenings :.
We hear that Eddie Thomp-
son is letting it be known that
Inilla Benjamin is just what
the doctor ordered for him :.
1t seems to be the real thing
also between Ray jenkins and
a certain chick who lives on
East Davis even on these
past snowy days, he has been
seen walking her home !.
maybe he has his love to keep
him warm Others who
haven't seemed to mind the
cold weather because they too
have their love to keep them
warm are Emmett Burns and
Annie Bell ORGY, Georgia Ann
Washington and Widdley Mil
Ter; Freddie Waits and Velma
Richmond Say you girls
at Lanier, better wake up, for
the Lanier basketball boys are
going wild over the JSC chicks
It's still love between
Margaret Norman and Cleotha
Johnson. Barbara Eatserling
and Earl Miller have eyes only
for each other. Patricia Will
liams is playing it cool with
John c. Robinson, while John
c. Calhoun is sleeping and
thinking We vote Jimmie
Ann Terrell, the cutest at Hill,
this week Red Hot Ro-
mances: Bonnie Poates and
Minnie Lowe; Ray and Von-
cile; Mary Thompson and
Clifton Farrier; Belva STAN
ford and Ann Benford, Willie
Benford and Ann Johnson :.
A warning has gone out as
follows: Girls beware of Har-
vey Norwood's smile; Willie
Benford's stare; Herman Will
liam's eyes; Sam Bakers cars;
Lynwood Smiths clothes and
Roosevelt White, himself"
Paul Woods and Amanda Scott
are the talk of the day. Leslie
Bracey and Barbara Ann Gray
are saying, make no mistake,
they are all out for each other
Billy Williams has taken
over where Lucy Lee Barnes
is concerned, wonder what's
Mr.. Martins story? Dorothy
Ann Nelson and George Day.
export are the bets of friends
and seem to be having plenty
fun together. Joe Campbell
seems very attentive to Bar
bara j. Thompson these days.
Andy King is playing it cool
and the girls sem to like it
that way Best Dressed:
Billy Keeton, Ray Jenkins,
Clifton Ferrier, James Cole
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-02-15
Midyeor Follow
Up Conf. At
]. S. G. Feb. IS

The second Midyear Follow
Up Conference at Jackson
State College will be held Sat
urday, February Is, 1858, &C.
cording to Lee E. Williams, Di-
rector of Student Teaching,
who will serve as Director of
the Conference. Theme of the
Conference which begins at
300 a. m. will be From
Theory to Action" Misses Rose
Powell, Gloria Daugherty,
Claudia Bush, Robbie Barnes,
Gwendolyn Chandler, Marian
Morris, Rebecca Miles, Ethel
L. Coleman and Messrs.
George Manning and Percy J.
Love will discuss certain
phases of their civilizations of
their completeness as begin
ming teachers. Several of the
States outstanding principals
will discuss strengths and
Weaknesses of Beginning
Teachers and Recommends
TONS" Scheduled to partici-
pate in this discussion are
Mrs. Rosa G. Robinson, Prin-
cipal of Smith Elementary
School, Jackson; Mr.. T. M. Jen-
nings, Principal, Sadie V.
Thompson High School, Nat
chez; Mr.. Luther J. Marshall,
Principal, Hill Junior Senior
High School, Jackson; Mr.. w.
A. Reed, Principal, T. J. Har-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-02-15
THE ENTERPRISE -.
Continued from Page u

AAOllI11lJCo IL Jill GA5S ~
the late James L. Alcorn, who
was then Governor of the state,
Hiram r. RevelS, the first
Negro elected to the United
States Senate, resigned his
seat and became Alcorn's first
president.
Another distinguished Amer
lean who was outstanding in
the history of Alcorn was Ma
jor John r. Lynch, then
speaker of the Mississippi
House of Representatives, who
signed the bill for the estab-
lishment and creation of Al
corn University. In 1903, Al
corn became a co-education
institution and she was grant
ed a "B" rating in 1889. In
1948 the Southern Association
of Colleges and Secondary
Schools granted Alcorn an "A'
rating - the status she at pres
ent possesses.
The oldest building on the
campus is Oakland Memorial
Chapel, 125 years old :.
other buildings erected in 1880
were, Bellies Lettres, Presi-
dents Home, Dormitories 1,
2 and 3 and Rowan Model
Home.
What Alcorn has accom-
plished in the past is but an
inspiration to forge ahead to
greater accomplishments. DR..
Boyd and others on his staff
content that the worth of an
institute cannot be measured
in terms of physical plants,
instructors, or any other OF
these constituents. It's real
worth can only be measured by
the finished product - the
caIibre of students that it
graduates and because of
the many great men and wo-
men turnout the world, who
claim Alcorn A. & M. College
as their source of inspiration
who bless this institution
for preparing them to meet the
challenges of today's complex
ed society we of the Mis-
sissippi Enterprise are PROUD
TO SALUTE ALCORN A. &
M. COLLEGE. See Alcorn's
Story an6 Pictures on inside
pages of this iSsue).
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-02-15

ENROLL your child in well-planned Nursery Kinder
garten Day Care for preschool children Children
grouped in separate rooms according to age, with a
worker for each age group Even the tniest tot learns
at The Nook. 80
ACTIVITIES preprner work for Swear ods crafts
singing, rhythm band, music Bible Stories helping
with serving and settingup tables for dinner. story
telling, eating sleeping, sharing toys etc.. religious
training and many useful things for the young child
FEES:
Entrance Fee ..... .................$ 100
tuition per week .................. l.25
Food and Milk per week .......... Ito
First Week Pay ................$3 $685.
Thereafter pay $235 each Monday morning
good hot MONDAY meal with milk is served every
day. Slightly higher fees for children under years
of age There is room for f. and 5-year ods SO EN-
. ROLL YOUR 5-YEAR OLDS so THAT THEY CAN
BE WELL TRAINED FOR ENTRANCE IN BIG
SCHOOL NEXT FALL
HOURS: a. m. to $50 p. n.-Monday through Friday
Telephone 2-1311
MISS GERTRUDE T. HART Directress
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-02-15
Jackson Social
YOUNG JOHN GARRETT
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Handsome young John Gar
nett, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Garnet, celebrated his
14th birthday anniversary, Sum-
day, February 2, at a party
given in his home, East Cohea
Street, to which a number of
his young friends were invited.
Turnout the afternoon. the
young people enjoyed music.
dancing and games. Climax
ing the party was the serving
of tasty refreshments from a
table, made pretty with an ar
tistic center-piece, arranged
by the young host, who thru
out the evening displayed the
entertaining ability for which
his father, an outstanding
caterer is noted. Sharing the
pleasures of the birthday party
with the young host were the
following young men and their
dates: Sherman Stimgley and
Ollie M. Summers; Herman
Gibson and Charlena cal; Ben
ME Seaton and Annie B. Will
liams; Richard Brundix and
Earline Wells; Curtiss Taylor
and Ruthie Johnson; Earl
Flowers and Albertine Boston;
Nehemiah Flowers and Doris
Corley; Dewitt Montgomery
and Clara Williams; Thomas
Norman and Alice Williams.
Guest of the host was Shirley
Hughes. Assisting young Gar
nett in entertaining his guests
were, his mother, Mrs. Eddie
Mae Garnett, his grandmother,
Mrs. Willie Mae Sims and
younger brother, Kenneth.
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meeting, Monday evening, Feb.
II, at the branch YWCA at
1880 p. M. Special guest at the
meeting will be Mr.. Levi Chap
pell, public relations director
for the states beauticians. All
members are urged to be pres
ent and on time.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-02-15
Enroll Garner Featured
In Ebony

CHICAGO - Even though
he cannot read a note of music
Enroll Garner has an original
jazz style that has made him
one of the biggest commercial
successes in music, according
to the February issue of EB-
ONY.
Garner, who makes up to
$1,000 a week, has won every
jazz award available, includ-
ing Frances Prix du Disque
comparable to our Academy
Award.) He has broken box Of
flee records in night clubs and
concert halls and his record
albums are very successful.
He reached the pinnacle of
success last year when he play
ed with the Cleveland SYM
phony. When asked if he plan
ned to study music, the SO.
year old pianist said he was
"too far gone now"
According to EBONY Gar
ner develops his talent at odd
hours. His famous Misty" was
composed on an airplane
flight.
He has recorded for more
than 35 different record COM
panies and has some ambitious
projects being considered, in
Guiding movies, ballet (music),
and TV.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-02-15

were: Robert Lee, Claude
Phifer, Leroy Kelly, d. T. Ma
son, d. Galloway, David Ross,
Lawrence Ross, F. d. CASHIER,
Mesdames Linnie Ross, Clau-
dette E. Phifer, Dovie M.
CASHIER. The next meeting will
be Feb. %, in the home of
Mrs. Linnie Ross.