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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21

HAWTHORNE-For retired couple
lmmac. 2-bedrm. brick rambler
with full din. rm.. garage: bus j
block: excellent area. Call today
HORlAUx. REALTOR OIL. 4-6164
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SPLIT-LEVEI,

This home, situated on large lot.
is very clean; spacious living
room, dining ell, modern kitchen,
3 bedrooms. Ia baths; rec. room
with bar. Assume 415eo loan.
Terms to right purchaser. Price,
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ARR, Dorchester Apts.. new section
--Efnc.. 4 2 and = bedrms.. mod
ern air-cond, de luxe blde swim
Minis boo. y tenants; garages;
lmmed, availability; mr. Pentagon,
o04O Columbia pike IA 1-U5O5.
ARL.. 1901 N. Quinn st--Lke, l.
eedrw APT; $40. CAL Res. Msr'
ARL., SOC N. POLLARD sT.-Lge,
1 bedrm., near parkington; private
parking, master Nv antenna. gar
base disposal; So2.b0' June L
ARL.--i bedroom, s exposures: bus
across ST.. $50 so; redecorated.
sIiLs REAL ESTATE. IA. $1,000
ARL., I033-45 COLONIAL TER
RACE-Almost-ne and 2 bed
rm units. 500 .50-SllS.b0, plus
elec. Res. mgr, ia. $1,000.
ARL., I123-25 N. RANDOLPH ST,
--Air-cond. de luxe / and 2 bed
rms; S05-St07 80. plus elec. Res
mgr, IA. 4-4750.
DESIRABLE EFFIc. APIS, close Il
Navy Annex and pentagon, walkint
distance TO shopping centers. OAK,
LAND APIS, 37l0 Columbia pike
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BLESSED SACRAMENT = Brand-
new 4-bedrm.. 3-bath spliI-level
in this wonderful section Of close
in Chevy Chase; superb quality
center hall, big "a y II. iiv. rm.
sep. din. rm., huge all-e.ec. kit.
lovely yard-level rec. rm., over
size huilt-in garage; priced al
S39,65O. FRANK s. PHILLIPS
DI. 7-1411: ewes, NO. 1886.
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GLOVER PARK - Semidet. brick;
liv. rm, with fireplace, din, rm.,
kit. 3 bedrms., mod. bath; apt. in
bsmt., ground level. RENT OR
SALE - bedrms., bath, powder
room on LIST floor; lRe. liv. rm.
din. rm., kit, nice rec. rm. Mrs
Lehman at
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CLOSE IN

Sl7.950. 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
liy. rm. w/fireplaee, din. IL" Ice.
closets, rec, .rm. and playrnn. Won
derful location, schools, shopping,
transp. r. A. HUMPHREYS. JU.
$4,000. OIL. 4-0070.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES: $500 dn.;
adjacent to ST. GATHERINGS and all
public schools-1mmaculate 2-bed-
,I Tm; senidst; eTiek 6 with fun espt,
CONN. AVE, EsTATEs-Near all
rambler. Two baths, bsmt,. rec.
rm, with outside exit. Threes
bedrm. brick rambler mo bsmt1.
Four-bedrm.. 2-bath brk. Cape
S assume ss% H.. e. Gf loans 5 s 81 a You
| don't have to be q CT. CLAUDE
WOOD, REALToR, 10. 4-7700.
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-Need elbow
room? See this 4-bedrm., New
House cond., center-hall bi-level.
with lovely Ice. fenced I'd, lge.
iiv. rm., din. rm., de luxe kit,
| powder rm, bath and half on
bedrm level, patio, unusually lge.
] spac. rms. throughout; excel. school
loo. reas. at S22,2 assume lge.
loan. c. ROBERT GRAY a. CO.,
9l6 Ellsworth dr.. JU. $4,000
COUNTRY LIFE FOR CITY FOLK
Beautiful 3-bedroom rambler on u
acre with fruit trees. Large rooms
throughout. block to school, near
shopping and community swim
ming pool: S23,950. A. J. KES-
SINGER a. Co, JU. 0-4544.
COUNTRY LIvIN G-1h lovely
Chat Ans V VINE ARD: Z bed
rms. 2 baths, lovely recreation
rm., 2-car attached garage. WE
TAKE TRADES. HUGH T. PECK,
OIL. 5-4742
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APARTMENTS WANTED

GLOVER PARK--wIs. AvE.--want
2-hedrm. unfurn. apt. FE. 7-i426.
Call after 8 pm
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DE. 2-5660

MRS. KING wo. 6-3OOs
HILLCREST HTS, MD.-New ram
bier, 3 bedrm, Ia bath. liv. rm.,
din. rm.,. mod. kit. incl dish
washer. disposal, gar, full bsmt.
S175 mo-. 10, 7-0075, RE. 6-5229.
LAKE BARCROFT---3 bedrms.. Ia
baths, compl, kit, carport, patio;
cow. bus, schools, shops, city. Gail
CT. 6-4697.
LOW-PRlCED RENTALS, $50 70
$780,. two and three bedroom
homes; o. Fairfax, a. Alexandris
areas; (2l Falls Church. Call JE
JOSEPH W. sEAY Co. Ii3 W
Broad St. Falls Church, Va
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-Contem-
porary BELIEVED; 4 bedrooms,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Rambler; 4
bedrms.. rec. rm.; $3.50 mo.
STUART & MAURY
Eve. and Week Ends, Mrs 81 Iund nSri
OIL. 2-5773
MCLEAN ESTATE, VA.-New 3-bed.
rn., 2-bath brk. rambler; COM
plete GE elec.-kit, with dishwashel
and wall oven; 25 min. TO Penta.
gon and D c.: S175
I'M. T. Broyhill & Sons Corp
1870 Lee Hwy. IA. 4-1305
Mr. AUSTRALIAN EMBASSY - :
bedrms., 2 baths. scr. porch, maiS
rm. Will redecorate to suit: $3.50
Phone FE. 3-4f75 or DU. 7-6041
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

A BARGAIN. SUMNER bedrms.
fully ali coma Call Margaret
Mas. OIL. 4-4S46 for details on
this rare opportunity. THOMAS
L. PHILLIPS CO.. OIL. 4-1424.
ACT NOW-See this quality.buil,
brick split-level lge. din. rm.
tahle-space kit, modern as can be
2iz baths. lovely rec. rm. with
fireplace. Low POS. A terrific buy
JAMES c. CONLEY & co. OIL
1888,
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CATHFnPIf- IRFA

Most attractive brick house II
immaculate condition, living room
dining room, kitchen. breakfast
room and large open porch over.
looking private garden: 2 bed.
rooms, 2 baths and sitting room
on End. 2 bedrooms and bath or
3rd: gear garage. Available earlS
June; $500 per month. Call Mrs
Murphy, Re. 3-4237.
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English Brick Cottage
SILVER SPRING - soundly con-
structed with modern kitchen.
full din. rm,, liv. rm. with firepl.,
? bedrms., bath LIST floor: exp.
attic for . more bedrms.; full
basement. garage Diet.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
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NV. DaSe00arQ neat, conV. 70
schools; S125 mo. ia, 2-5666.
FALLS CHURCH--Beaut. 3-bedrm.
den, split-leyel, located near
corner lot, 3 blks, to grade school;
liv. rm. has fireplace, wall-to.wall
carpeting, side veranda, finished
rec. rm., earport. This Is con-
venience plus. $3.50 per month
TINKLE PROPERTIES. ia. 5-1201
FORT BELVOIR, nearby = 3 bed.
rms, washer. drier, dishwasher
disposal, refgr., liv, rm., flrepl
patio: lge. lot; S125. FL. 4-7766
GEORGETOWN, freshly and smartlI
deeorated-Double drawing room
twin fireplaces, den, powder room
beautiful patio, screened uppei
porch, 3 bedrms.. 3 baths, maid
and bath 1915 mo-: curtains anc
rugs included.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.

Chevy Chase, 1912 Larry Pl.
on East.wsst hwy=zDETAcHEy'po.
bedrms., bath; full bsmt.; gas
heat; nice yard, with barbecue.
Lovely home for children.
h MIS-, sA aisCc' To- 70. S s.s9Sssaa
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MARsTELLER, MccABE g. CO.
W0 R-1QzO

CHEVY CHAsE-PrestiEe and
conven. loo. makes this lge. brick
Colonial most desirable, Liv. rm.
wIiireplace. din. rm.. kit, powder
rm, LIST A. 3 lge. bedrms., 2 baths.
End: scr. porch, garage. To see,
call Mrs. Eaton, OIL. 6-522S or
G. ROBERT GRAY g. CO., JU.
$4,000,
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RETHEsDA : PARKWooD AREA

BETHESDA HARDWOOD AREA
Charming 3-bedrm brick rambler,
with full bsmt. and only blocks
to HOLY Redeemer School; en-
trance foyer, wall-to-wall carpeted
living rm. with flrepl., dining ell,
modern kitchen with table space,
delightful rear screened porch
with built : in barbecue; level
iIenced ya rtcsd assume ln SIo'7S ga aS6
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC, OIL
o.10nR. eues OF. A-OSrk
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c., 623S 29th
st. n.w.-"A doll house; 9 rooms
bath; perfect condition: lovely
neighborhood and lot; adults pre-
ferred; $l15. Also house on West
ern ave, in American Univ. PIX.
fer rent, 5000 mo GEORGE I
BoRGER, INC. 1925 K st. NV.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Detached
brick: center hall: very fine home
liv. rm. 31x13 with fireplace: al
large rms; 4 bedrms.. 3 baths
den and bath LIST floor; rec. rm.;
2-car GARAGE, fine garden: will
take children: Swear lease; $3.50
Cal Mr., Grosan, No; f-5SS6i
REALTORS, uptown once, EN-
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BETHESDA-Air-cond.. 3-bedrm., 9
bath rambler. Beautiful yard with
circular drive, nice terrace and
carport. Upper EOS. A. v. PISANI
REALTOR, OIL. 4-7500; evenings
OIL. 4-SIl6.
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CAMPANELLA g. CO.

Elk. s-4113 EVENINGS, ~. 5-so6e
FLOWER AVE. SECTION, close to
schools and churches--Spacious
1st-fir. plan: Reception hall. huge
powder rm., winding stairway leads
10 3 twin-sized bright bedrms.
Large side porch, full basement,
garage, level lot. Low eos.
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BETHESDA = A-acre wooded lot,
large living room; paneled dining
room and study, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths. DIRECTIONS; Out Bradley
to Aldershot, turn left to el25'
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BETHESDA-Brick and slate Co.
lonial with den on first, separate
dining rm.. fireplace, finished rec
rm.. garage, fenced yard. FHA
approved $2i'250 With SlS'So SO
OIL. 2-9O7O til Q.
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EXECUTIVES
DREAM HOME

This lovely three bedroom, two
bath brick rambler with foyer
with fireplace, separate dining
room and de luxe fully equipped
kitchen is a real value Air con-
ditioned. Many extras. Price,
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BETHESDA KENwooD AREA =
New center-hall Colonial. FOUF
BEDROOMS ON ONE LEVEL: FIRST
floor den and powder room. built
in garage. separate din. rm.,. Ice
modern kit, . firepiaces, from
porch, patio; S31.950.
BETHESDA REALTY. OIL. 4-141t
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CHEVY CHASE, near the shopping
center-Corner town house for .ge.
family or mother-in-law and fam
lily: LIST f., living, rm., dining rm.,
kitchen. oen or bedrm and full
bath; 2nd floor, 3 rms. kitchen
and , baths; newly redecorated.
S24,5O0. Call our Uptown once,
KE. 7-IS0n til Z pm. latter Z,
call co. 5-272Sl. SHANNON &
LUCHS co
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-07
I0TAS MEET WITH
SOROR HARVEY

With Soror Maragret brum-
field, presiding, Alpha Pi
Chapter, Iota Phi Lambda So
rority met Wednesday evening
in the home of Soror Sarah
M. Harvey. The group dis
cussed plans for the chapters
participation in American Eru-
cation Week, November 8-14.
This being one of the Nation
al Programs of the Sorority.
much emphasis will be placed
on its observance thruout the
country. The Group also plan
ned the sponsoring of a Baby
Contest to end in December.
Proceeds will go to support
the chapters Optical Project.
whereby students in the pub
lie schools are given eye
glasses and free optical treat
ment and for a Scholarship to
the Business Department of
Campbell College. The hostess
served tasty salad and hot
chocolate.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-07

Men Fashion Show and Musi-
al Program" in beautiful Stew
ense Rose Room, Sunday eve
ming, November 20.
Admission to this unique en-
tertainment will be just $1.00
with proceeds to go to Les Roy
ales Charitable obligations. Be-
fore the close of the evening,
the hostess, assisted by her
daughter, Miss Patricia Baker,
served a tasty and decor ative
plate lunc h con of fried
shrimpS, potato salad and 9th
er tidbits with iced coca colas.
Sharing the pleasure of this
meeting were: Mesdames Lula
Belle Forte, Maggie Lee, jon
ME Thompson, Mary Bell
Laws, Helen Griffin, Minnie
Parish and Sarah NJ. Harvey.
The next meeting will be in
the home of Mrs. Minnie Far
ish on Campbell Street.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-07
]. Metz Rollins
Visits Tougaloo
Monday, Nov. 9

j. Mentz Rollins is visiting
the campus to interpret to
students the 18th Eeumenical
Student Conference on the
Christian World Mission which
will bring together 1900 stu
dents from 100 different coun-
tries around the world. He
will speak at Tougaloo South.
ern Christian College on Mon
day evening, November 9, 1859
at 6 o'clock. Mr.. Rollins, who
is a staff representative in
the field of race relations for
the Department of Social Edu-
cation and Action of the Uni
ted Presbyterian Church. u.
S. A., is visiting the campus
on behalf of the National Stu
dent Christian Federation
Commission on World Mission
formerly the Student Volun-
teer MovemenO.
Metz Rollins, the son of a
pastor, attended johnson C..
Smith University. He receiv-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-07
PARISH STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH CHOIRS AND
JUNIOR NATIONS TO
HONOR THE LATE MISS
EMMA l.. PALMER

Senior Choir, Choir No. 2
and Junior Matron Auxiliary
will sponsor an "All Teachers
Day" in memoriam of the late
Miss Emma l.. Palmer, Sun
day, November Is Ord Sun
day, 1859 at HOO A. M.
The pastor and members of
the church cordially invite the
general public to attend this
special service that will honor
the memory of a beloved
Christian Worker who gave so
much for her church and her
job as a teacher in the Jack
son Public School System.
A special feature of the SER
vice will be a choir made up
of teachers from all over the
city, under the direction of Mr..
Ariel M. Lovelace, director of
music at Tougaloo Southern
Christian College. Pastor Whit
ney, who is a very dynamic
speaker will bring the mess
age.
The "All Teachers Day. rec
ognition was the original idea
of the late Miss Emma l.. Pal
mer and was presented by her
for several years at the above
church. Miss Palmer was presi-
dent of Choir No. 2.
Sponsors of this years "All
Teachers Day" are Mesdames
Clara Alexander Jackson,
Chairman, Varon o. Turner,
Co-Chairman, Hazel T. Jones,
Elizabeth Cant, L. M. John
son, Lottie w. Thornton. Mes
DANES Bette Baker and Hat
ties P. Brown, presidents of
the above choirs respectively
and Mrs. Lille B. Johnson,
president of Junior Matrons
Mrs. M. V. Jones, organist and
Mrs. Pearl P. Perkins, pianist.
Reverend S. Leon Whitney
Minister.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-07
UTICA'S BUSINESS
MANAGER ATTENDS
CALIFORNIA MEETING

j. Louis Stokes, Business
Manager of Utica Junior Col.
lege will attend a West Coast
Workshop in College Business
Management at Lake Arrow
head, California, November 8
through Is.
Stokes will join some of the
nations top business managers
in higher education. The work.
shop is one of a few of its
kind held in the United States
for college business managers,
Stokes is graduate of Mis-
sissippi Vocational College
and he Is beginning his third
year as business manager of
Utica Junior College. Stokes
is most active in business and
civic affairs in jackson.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-07
TERRELL CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. JOHNSON

The recent meeting of Ter
rell Literary Club with Mines.
Willard johnson and R. A..
Scott had an attendance of 26
members and 6 Guests. After
the Installation of newly cleo
ted officers a full business SEES
sion was held in which plans
for the State Meeting were
completed and Plans for the
Eighth Congressional District
Federation of Colored WOm-
ems Clubs which will be held
at Central Methodist Church
on Sunday, November 8 at
2::45 P. M. were announced. 1t
is in this meeting that we
have our Essay Contest Eli
mination and the winner is
chosen to attend the Clarks-
dale Meeting on November Is
and ID,
Our Thanksgiving Meeting
will be held with Mines. Banks,
Sr. and Chester w. Owens on
November 10. The Christmas
Meeting will be a two-fold
meeting - the Club will hon.
or those of our number who
have achieved across the year
at Christmas Party and mem
bers will contribute individu-
ally to a worthy Cause or In
stitution, thus increasing our
own Christmas Cheer.
Terrell donates annually to
several Civic Projects and en-
courages many of its members
by cooperating with their eff
forts in religious, Civis and
Business Programs. AT this
meeting a donation was sent to
United Givers OF assist in rails
ing our quota.
AT the close of the Business
session a short program was
rendered. The discussion was
led by Mrs. Albertine Mason
and News Items we're given by
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-07
By SARAH N. Harvey

merit, no matter under
what skin found, will III the
long run be recognized and
rewarded
Booker T. Washington
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-07

nier has held an annual Ca
reer Day, at which time eX-
pertS in various fields would
meet at the school to give
students the benefit of their
experiences. They would meet
at the school to give students
tn benefit of their experiences.
They would meet in groups,
each specialist with number
of students interested in his
career, and discuss the re-
quirements for success. Under
the new plan a special day
will be set aside for each
career to allow students more
time with the consultants.
Mrs. Gipson believes this
new plan, affording more time
for student-counsultant discus
sions, should add considerably
to the effectiveness of the
guidance program at Lanier.
The schedule of conferences
for the session is as follows:
November 3, nursing; Novem-
Der II, secretarial training;
December 8, might session.,
science and medicine; January
10, trades; February 9, beauty
culture; February %, social
work and counseling; March 8,
homemaking; March %, ath-
letics; April II, music; April
26, teaching.
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LES ROYALES MEET
WITH MRS. MARGARET
RAKFR

The well appointed home of
the Sam Bakers, Noel Street,
was the scene of a delightful
social meeting of Les Royales
Social & Civic Club, with Mrs.
Maragret Baker, a most charm
ing hostess. During the even
ing the members discussed
plans for their School Lunch
Project and decided on one
Benefit Effort that will be Civ
en- in the form of "An ALL
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-07
Dr.. c. B. Kicks wv.
c. A. World Fellow
ship Speaker, Sum-,
Nov. 8, Ais P. M.

JACKSON, Miss. - In keep
ing with the customs started in
1913 the Branch YWCA will
keynote World Fellowship
Week with Vesper at Central
Methodist Church on Sunday,
November 8, Ais p. m. DR.. Co.
-lumbus B. Kicks, professor of
Science at Jackson State Col
lege and a native of Liberia,
Africa, will be the speaker. His
address will be based on the
theme of this years World Eel
lowship Observance MAKE
Known His Deeds"
Music will be furnished by
the High School choirs. All
members and friends of the
YWCA are urged to be pres
ent.
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CENTRAL'S INTERMEDIATE
CLASS ELECT OFFICERS

NN]AOO GA1OA Va HI LAOO
The intermediate Glass of
Central Methodist Church,
which was recently organized
and promoted, began the
church school. year by electng
its officers. The following of
ficers we're elected: President,
Tommie Lee Walker; Vice
President, Will Roy Patton,
Secretary, Esther Oliver; AS
sistant Secretary, Vera Hunt:
Treasurer, Vernon Hunt;
Chaplain, Horton Hull; Repor-
ter, Dorothy Turner; Parlia.
mentarian, Charles Stewart;
Business Manager, Macie Cole
man; Chairman of Bulletin
Board Committee, Cherylc
Bass. Members: Dorothy Tur-
ner, Johnnie, B. C. Clanton;
Chairman Courtesy Committee,
Billy Sherrod. Members: Stan
ley, Esther Oliver, and Eddie
Clanton; Membership Commit
tee, Stanley Currie, Jessie
Clanton, and Billy Sherrod;
Social Committee, Vera Hunt,
Cheryl Bass and Roy Patton.
Other officers are to be added
later. Dorothy Turner, re-
porter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-07
LANIER TO BEGIN
CAREER CONFERENCES
By Melvin C.. Virgins

The Guidance Department
OF Lanier High School has dis
carded Career Day" in favor
OF a series of career confer
ences to be held throughout
the session with the first one
to begin on November 8, 1859.
Mrs. Ernestine Gipson, coun-
selor for the senior high de-
partment, said the change is
being made to provide what
she termed ga more effective
guidance program"
For a number of years La
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-07

Mrs. Contella Griffin. During
the Social hour delicious re.
freShments were served.
Guests present in this meet
ing were: Mrs. H. c. Latham,
ST., Mrs. Haughton, Dean A.
A. Branch, Rev. T. B. Brown
and MIR. Henry Denton.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-07

ed a B. D. degree and con
tinued working as instructor
of religious education at the
seminary of Johnson C. Smith.
He was for five years the min
lister of the Trinity Presby-
terrain Church in Tallahassee,
Florida.
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what skin found, will in the
long run be recognized and
rewarded
Booker T. Washington
P r E P A r A T o n 5
FOR FIRST CLASS CITIZEN
SHIP Important in our
preparations to take advan
tage of the opportunities and
privileges of first class citi-
zen, is the cultivation of a
TRUE SENSE OF VALUES
We must learn to esti-
mate people, not for what they
possess, but for what THEY
ARE-We must learn that the
glorification of money and the
display of wealth are eSSenti-
ally vulgar - The truly we'll
bred man or woman has sim
pie tastes and fine discrimina-
ton To have a sense of
true values in people, we must
learn to judge them. not by
their bank accounts or their
ancestors, but by their own
Worth-A sense of values will
teach us to have a goOd-hu-
mored tolerance of others. 1t
will teach us to be in SYM
pathy with whatever society
we are mingling to look
for beauty everywhere. In
preparing TO take our places as
first class citizens, let us re
member that there is at least
one fine and admirable quality
In every person 1t is our
job to find it."
AKA'S HARVEST BALL
The night was filled with
music-the cares that invest
the day, Folded their tents
liLo AroI,c opJ ciIoo4Ixv
stole away" And who
could have cares when the
music was being made by
those muSlc-m akers from over
Vicksburg Way the fam
ed RED TOPS or when
you are being so graciously
and charmingiy hostessed by
charmers like those vino make
up BETA DELTA OMEGA
CHAPTER of Alpha Kappa Al
pha Sorority Their first
such entertainment in long
time, the AKA ladies left moth
ing undone to make the eve
ming most enjoyable and most
memorable We went
early and stayed late so as
not to miss one moment of the
evening of fun As usual
we had the best table in the
hall and were able to see ev-
eryone who entered
Once, we could boast OF know
ing everybody at the ball q.
but Time has taken care Of
that there were many
new faces and we missed many
of the Old-timerS especi
ally our good friend, Mrs
Stevens, owner of the sWank
ballroom who was absent
due to illness.
AKA LADIES and their
guests whom we recognized
all looking pretty anc
handsome and all having fur
with a capital f were: The
Peter Lanes, the Dampeel
ThorntOns, the Dr. Prisons
the j. D. Hardys, the Careys
delovies Ernestine Holloway
and party; Ora Ports and par
ty, Gladys Walters and party
the Walter Washingtons from
Utica; Walter Stewart and his
lovely guests Emma Rob
inson from music dept. oil
JSC; the Ben FarrierS, the LIE
roy Smiths, the George Owens
the Walter Wilson's, the DIR
John Davis the w. E. Am
mons, the Zezzie Turner's, the
A. A. Barrons with Mrs. o. F
Smith, the DR.. w. E. Millers
Representing Zetas julia
Polk, Clara Alexander Jack
son, Hazel B. Jones; represen
ting Sigma Gamma Rho, Heller
Griffin; representing Deltas
Francis Britton accompanied
by her DR.. A. B., and of course