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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold.
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Saturday, Nov. 20, 1858


CARE DEAtNOE ANkE
All persons interested in a
night of fun: Square Dancing
and other games please con-
tact Mrs. Carroll Smith FL
5-7541 or the Branch YWCA
FL 2-O97O This activity will
be sponsored jointly by the
WV and YMCAs for interested
men and women.
The Membership Committee
of the YWCA Branch is urg-
ing each person who is not a
member or who has not re-
newed their m m b ership
please do SO by Sunday. Nov
ember 80 Members joining
this week are Mrs. Laura
Baker and Mrs. Grover Wash
ington.
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p. t. A. HONORS JOHNSON
SCHOOLS FACULTY
AND STAFF

The Mary Johnson Parent
Teacher Association honored
the faculty and staff of the
school Wednesday night, No
vember II, following the gen.
eral program with a special
tribute to the teachers read
by Mrs. Aura Gary; while
mothers of the association pin
ned beautiful White Carnation
Corsages and boutonnieres on
each member.
Thursday Afternoon at 8
o'clock, the faculty and staff
were again entertained by the
association with an attractive
and tasty luncheon served
graciously by the president,
Mrs. Bessie Anderson, the Sec
rotary, Mrs. Tinnie B. Garrett,
Mrs. James Smith, and Mrs.
Robbie Griffin. Mrs. Betty 10
Alexander is chairman of the
p. T. A. Committee.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-29

Young Adult Council in which
she participated which held its
meeting this fall in Carbon
dale, Illinois.
H. E. Briggs, chairman of
the Parish Street Y.M.C.A.
Young Adult Committee has
been busy preparing the local
Branch's young adults for the
confab.
The Health and Physical
Education Committee of the
Parish Street Br. Y.M.C.A.
invites Independent basket
ball teams to join either the
varsity league for young men
or the adult league for adult
men.
Both leagues will begin play
in December and will termi-
nate in March. A Gold Medal
Tournament will follow to
climax the basketball season.
Interested persons may con-
tact the Y.M.C.A. by tele-
phone, wire, or in person. T.
B. Ellis, Jr., chairman of the
Health and Physical Education
committee of the Parish Street
Branch Y.M.C.A. will direct
league affairs.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-29
OBSERVANCE OF AMERI-
CAN EDUCATION WEEK A
SUCCESS AT JOHNSON

OOhOOA
The A m r i C a n Education
Week Committee, faculty and
student body at job n o n
School report that the annual
observance of American Edu-
cation Week was a huge sue
cess. The chairman, Mrs. Annie
Flowers and her committee
left no stones unturned as they
endeavored to interpret the
program of the school to the
parents and public in general.
Two assembly programs, a
special P. T. A. program, Open
House, and classroom pro-
grams brought over 500 par
ents and friends to the school.
During Open House parents
and friends visited the lunch
room where they were served
refreshments by the lunch
room manager and group of
mothers of the P. T. A. Be-
cause of the fine support given
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-29

Vice President of Alpha Pi
Chapter, Iota Phi Lambda
Sorority was a most charming
hostess, when on Tuesday eve
ming, she entertained her sis
ter, at the regular monthly
meeting. President over the
meeting, Soror Brumfield out
lined plans for the holiday ac-
tivities of the group, details
of which will be published at
an early date. In the drawing
for the Wooden Material that
was given away by the Soror-
ity, Mrs. Helen Williams of
Campbell Street was the win
ner. The material will be
presented by Mrs. Williams at
an early date.
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PARISH STREET Y.M.C.A.
TO HOST GULF STATES
CONFERENCE

The second annual Young
Adult Assembly will be held
at the Parish st. Branc h
Y.M.C.A. on November 1920
under the auspices of the
Southern Area Council of
Y.M.C.A.'s.
Conference theme is "Chris-
tian E m p h asis in the
Y.M.C.A.". The meeting will
begin with banquet at Jack
son State College on Satur-
day evening at $50 pm. Fol-
lowing the banquet, the dele
gates will attend a social hour.
Work groups will be in session
on Sunday morning. Miss
Arthemise Smith of New Or
leans, N a tiona1 Y-Gradale
secretary, will give a compre-
hensive report on the National
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-29

the A. E. w. program by the
lunchroom manager and staff
a special letter of thanks was
sent to them by the A. E. w.
Committee. Judging from COM
ments here and there. it is
believed that this years OBJ
servance was the most success.
sful in the his DRY of the
school.
The faculty, staff and stu
dent body take this means to
express sincere thanks to the
many loyal parents and friends
of the school for helping to
make the program a success.
Mr.. Edwin Mullen is the
principal of the school.
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monies witnessed at the
school. The final voting was
held Friday, Nov. 81 and the
coveted honor was won by
Miss frankie Benton of Ben
tonia, Miss. Second place went
to Miss Lloyd Porter of Jack
son. Other lovely goods in
the contest were: Ruby Finley
of Jackson; Gloria Jean Robin
son of Shreveport, La; Fannye
Wheaton, Jackson; Archie
Gibbs, Jackson and Faye Yawn
of Jackson. The cour crier was
Hector Grant of Jamaica, L. w,
|. In direct charge of the cor.
onation was Mrs. Will Ella
Gerald, Mrs. Ethel Hair Butler,
Miss L'Dina Robinson, Mr..
John M. Bates, Mr.. c. w. Sauls.
burg and Mr.. Oscar Williams
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This n Thot
BY Sarah nj. Harvey

THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
''In union there is strength
in voting there is safety :.
When we all vote we get a
government that truly rep
resentS U.S."
BY THE TIME THIS GOES
TO PRESS, THANKSGIVING,
1858, will have come and gone
=. and because we are rush
ing to make plans for our OBJ
servance of THANKSGIVING
we are cutting short this
weeks THIS N THAT =, i.
However, we must say a word
of THANKS TO RADIO STA
TION WOKJ for the honor
conferred on us Sunday past,
when they presented us with
the CERTIFICATE OF MER-
ITORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT in
CIVIC WORK. This very at
tractive Award reads: "Certi-
flcate of MeritoriouS Achieve
ment in Civic Work as recog-
milton of personal excellence
and outstanding efforts in this
particular field - Radio Sta
ton WOKJ proudly presents
this award to Sarah M. Har-
vey." We still wonder Just
what we have done to merit
such an honor but, as
we said, Sunday "What-
ever we have done along Civic
or any other lines in Jackson
has been because of the splen-
did spirit of cooperation we
have always received from the
good people of this city !.
and because of this, we pledge
to WOKJ as well as the entire
cltizentry that in the future we
will do all we can to be worthy
of the WOKJ ACHIEVEMENT
AWARD.
OUT AT MORRISON ELE-
MENTARY SCHOOL Sunday
past we were happy to be a.
mong the large crowd who wit
messed the Dedication of this
beautiful new, modern facili-
ty for the children of that
community We eniov-
ed the splendid address by
Dean w. o. Gill of Jackson
State College; the Response by
Mr.. Willie L. Wright, Presi-
dent of the Morrison PTA: and
charming Aaron Teresa Robin
son, President of the Morrison
Student Council; the solo by
Miss Carolyn Williams; the
presentation of Mrs. Morrison's
family, who in turn presented
to the School a lovely picture
of the beloved educator for
whom the school was named;
Remarks by Mr.. James Good
en-, Director of Negro Schools:
MIR. K. P. Walker, Supt. of
Jackson'S school We wish
for Principal c. c. MOSLEY,
his very fine faculty and stu.
dents many happy and success
full years at the MARY NOR
RISON SCHOOL
WE'D LIKE TO GO ON
but this is truly a busy day
Be back next week tc
tell about the KAPPA'S Dance
and other activities in which
we are sure you are inter
ested
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TO WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN:

Please announce for me the
following:
The women of the United
Christian Church Short Far
ish Street, cordially invite you
to worship with us on Sunday,
December z at the IL o'clock
Service as we observe our an
nual Women's Day Program.
Thank you most sincerely
for your cooperation.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-29

Installation of officers by
Mrs. G.. w. Williams.
Publicity Committee: Mrs.
Sadie c. Hill, Chairman; Mrs.
Maggie Drake, Miss Madestine
Smith, Miss Katherine Battle
Secretary.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-29
JACKSON SOCIAL
NEWS
BY SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

AS YOU LIST Your Christ
mas Gifts for that young man
or young woman in the family,
be sure that among them will
be a trip to the court house
to be registered, so as to be-
come a qualified voter I.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-29
MISSISSIPPI HOME
ECONOMICS
ASSOCIATION NEWS

The annual meeting of the
Mississippi Home Economic:
| Association - Negro Section
was held at Jackson State Col
legt - Jackson, Miss. on No
vember z and 5, 1858. There
were three very enlightenins
sessions, with a Theme: De
veloping Mississippi Through
Better Home Living.
The morning session, Friday
November z, was highlighteo
with the Presidents message
Mrs. Henrine Wilburn. Our
minds were opened and re
minded of the changes taking
place today, and what we, the
home economists, could do to
help build better families,
The speech given by Mrs. Will
burn confirmed the fact that,
We believe Home Economics
stands for: The ideal home life
for today unhampered by the
traditions of the past.
Miss Lois Miller gave high.
lights in Clothing. She display.
ed short cuts and simple steps
in Sewing techniques along
with explanation. The morning
session ended with a delightful
luncheon in the B. l.. Roberts
Dining Hall.
The afternoon session was
highlighted with an address
given by Mrs. l. w. Rowan a
retired State Extension work
er and Vice-President of the
National Federation of Color,
ed Women's Clubs - Dallas,
Texas. She too, gave ideas and
reminded the Homemakers OF
ways in which they can help
in Developing Mississippi
Through Better Home Living
The President presented the
following guest to the body
Miss Ruth Wallace, President
elect and State Supervisor OF
Homecoming Education and
Miss May Cresswell, retired
State Home Demonstration
agent. Both speakers gave
some very timely information
on the following: Home Econo
mics Associations 50th Ami
versary 1859, and Improve
Family Life and Family Com
munity.
Report of the Nomination
Committee: President - Mrs
Sadie G. Hill; Vice-President
Mrs. Lula K. O'Neal; Sect
Mrs. Mary F. Perry; Trea.-
Mrs. Maggie Drake, and Coun
selor - Miss Sallie Redmond
The report was received and
persons eelcted.
Saturday morning session
November 8, devotion conduct
ed by Mrs. Daisey M. Lewis
District Home Demonstration
agent - Extension Division.
Mrs. z. A. Price gave {
brief report of the Information
al Congress. The following
! representatives came before
the group, namely: Mrs. Ro
land Powell of the Pet Mill
Company; Miss Earline Mos:
and Mrs. McPhearson of Mis-
sissippi Valley and Gas Com
pany; Mrs. Clarie Collins Har
vey of State Mutual Saving.
and Loans Association, ant
Mr.. L. S. Alexander Executive
Secretary of Mississippi Teach
ers Association.
Business session consisted O
reports of various committees
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-29
CORONATION AT
CAMPBELL COLLEGE

Monday night, November
"a, Miss Campbell College"
was crowned in one of the
most colorful coronation cere-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-29

IOTAS MEET WITH
SOROR BRUMFIELD-MRS.
HELEN WILLIAMS WINNER
OF WOODEN MATERIAL
GIVEN BY GROUP
Soror Margaret Brumfield,
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What They Said

Able Lane (about Jayne
Mansfield): Jayne may
turn boys into men. but I
take them over from there"
Xavier Cugat (about Able
Lane): Except when she's
throwing things at me,
she's a sweet girl"
Ralph COlsOn, AAU ma
tional chairman of physical
fitness: The automobile is
running our country. as far
as physical fitness Is con-
cerned."
Justice Frank II. COyne:
"It may be a tragic expert
ence for this country and
for its conception of life,
liberty and the pursuit of
happiness, II our own peo-
pie lose their religious feel
ing and are left to live their
lives without faith"
Actress Shirley Booth: .
"An actress should make
you forget everything she
has ever done before"
DR.. John ]. TheObOld,
superintendent of New
York schools: The average
youngSter who is a serious
delinquency problem Is not
so much a criminal as sick,
and you don't solve this by
police force"
Actress Jean Seberg: 81
can throw my things around
when I want to and not
worry about what the
chambermaid thinks"
Mrs. Harry S. Truman
(about the ex-PreSident):
III wait. I'm used to wait
ing and I've been doing it
for about IS years."
Post Once Department
Bulletin: AS the result OF
various experiments and
favorable comments, the
use of cuSpidors in all
postal installations is dis
continued effective Febru-
airy l."
Republican Senator Fran
els Case: Some years ago
a man said to me that he
thought Carl Hayden knew
more about the government
of the United States than
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-12

Patrolman Robert Cavey, age
33, was appointed to the Police
Department on May 18th, 1876;
and is a shift Patrolman. Prior
to appointment he worked al
the Pesco Products.
Cavey attended East High
School and graduated from East
Tech Senior High and attended
Western Reserve University, fol
a course in Scientific Proof in
Criminal Cases, following his
department appointment.
During World War II, Patrol
man Cavey served in the United
States Army with the 9th In
fantry Division.
Fraternally Cavey Is a men,
Der Of the o. N. Steele Masonic
Lodge, No. 621, Police Fellow
craft Club, the Grotto and East
Cleveland F.O.P. Lodge No. 80.
Cavey limits his sports to
Bowling and is a member of the
Edwards Funeral Home Police
Bowling Team, sporting an
average Of 160.
Patrolman Cavey and his wife
Alice reside in Cleveland, Ohio.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-12

Patrolman Henry A. Cursch.
man. age &c, was appointed to
the Police Department on Janu.
ary End, 1856. His duties are
those of a regular shift platoon
patrolman. He is a graduate OF
Maple Heights High School.
During the Korean Conflict,
Curschman served four years in
the U. S. Navy, three of these
year aboard the Escort Carrier
U.S.S. Siboney CVE112. While
in the service, Curschman stud
led Criminology, sponsored by
the United Armed Forces Insti-
tute, preparing himself for his
present position. Curschman is
a member of the East Cleveland
F.O.P. Lodge No. 39 and has
served as Inner Guard and
Conductor.
Athletics are Of great interest
to Patrolman Curschman. He is
an active member of the
Edwards Funeral Home bowling
team in the Eastern Cuyahoga
County Police League, and also
played on the Police Softball
team.
Patrolman Curschman and his
wife, Joyce, reside in East
Cleveland with their two sons,
David and Mark.
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Cub Scouts

Pack 336 Of Chambers Schoo,
will have a picnic June 22nd il
the Lower Pavilion at Forest
Hill Park, starting at loo p. m
This is family outing with
games, the family bringing
their picnic baskets. Romel
Lisse is the Cubmaster.
Senior Scout Troop 1874 of
Caledonia Neighborhood held
their final court of honor Of the
year Monday, June End, at the
home of the leader, Mrs. H. c.
Jacob, 2014 Brunswick rd., &c.
Betsy Bayliss, 1898 Hender-
son rd., who joined the troop
two months ago, received her
second class rank and qualified
for her program aide Bar and
horsewoman badge.
Other awards were as fol-
lows: Margaret Hollister, Hos
pital Aide Bar; Judy Yannetta,
Sports Badge; Sue Wingerter,
Sports Badge, Athlete Badge.
Senior Troop 1874 Of Gale
donia Neighborhood enjoyed
last weekend at beautiful
Spring Mill Inn, Mitchell, Ind.
This trip was planned as a
fitting climax for 10 years of
scouting and as a graduation
treat for the five troop men,
bers of the Shaw Senior Glass.
The trip was partially fl
nanced through the efforts of
the girls themselves. They
conducted two Saturday car
wash, collected tax stamps and
coat hangers: and sponsored
two Scout Dances.
Girls going on the trip are
as follows: Donna Daley, 1880
Hereford rd.: Margaret Hollis
ter, $40 Lowensdale; Joan
Jacob, 2014 Brunswick rd.; Bar
bara Bookman, 1851 Fene-
more rd.; Carol Pesek. 11O4
Brandon rd.; Beth Walter,
1864 Glynn rd.
Cindy Scott, 1924 Brewster
rd.; Sally Webster, 1901
Glynn rd.: Sue Wingerter,
1866 Brewster rd.: Betsy
Kroner. 16491 Worthwhile: Judy
Yannetta. 1913 Brewster;
Betsy Salter, 1871 Oakhill I'd.
Mothers accompanying these
e'irls are Mrs. H. c. Jacob,
Mrs. c. r. Bookman. Mrs. K.
D. Scott, Mrs. Stanley Web
ster. Mrs. L. ]. Yannatta, Mrs.
a. A. S"lter. Miss Linda Yam
netta was in the party also.