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BROWN, GEORGE EDWARD.

d dReGseay EDw ASSH;ts Ro%h Of i iSsa
Lamont st. n.wu father Of Mrs.
Dorothy Brown King: grandfather
{atheFeinllsw 9r Of ACME LIs' w. KING. He
is also survived by eight great grand
children. other relatives and friends.
friends are invited 20 call at the
where funeral services will be held on
Wednesday, August 20, 1 pm. In
terment WoodlaWn Cemetery.
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'1 EIla.s siu: s.o ID 30 d,erss
S iSszN gP SSvHEAJ acSssDt Ssov. s0 BY
Of the late John and Mary Cav.
anaugh, brother Of J, c. Oegs)
cavanaugh. George J. Cayanaugh
e ssTaas01 e. e. o and 2srtr va.
neral from the De Vol Funeral
Home, 1924 Wisconsin ave. NV,
on Monday, August "a, at o am:
thence to the Holy Trinity Church,
3oth and o SITS. NV, where requiem
Friends and relatives Invited. In
terment Wilkes-Barre Pa. %
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& u o $S ss,i%sIs 4: 4 a Ss5
and Paul r. oveimsn. He also is
survived BY an uncle. Mr.. Robert
ews. Relatives and friends may
call OF the Gasch Funeral Home.
4739 Baltimore ave-, Hyattsyille,
Nd, where services will be held
pm. G insermsn aut Fort Lincoln GEM So
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S HsiSis S.i sssS vile MAS Is NOT
ris L. Friedman. devoted mother
Of Mrs. Frances Ksplan Of Wash
ington, D. c.: George. !. Friedman
Of Los Angeles. Calf. and Mrs.
Calf. She also is survived By one
sister. Mrs. Ida Miller Of Silver
Spring, Nd. Services ct the c.
d. Goldberg & Son Funeral Home,
4217 9th st. NV, on Monday. Au-
ia Ss' a; Ssos lin a It. MN W. H %SHrn +.
Baltimore, Nd. papers please
eopy) %
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nOLbhOOA, WILLIAM ADDlcON, On.
on Friday. August q, 1853, WILL
Of 461S College ave-, COLLEGE Park,
Nd, beloved husband of leila Bar
nett Holbrook and father of Helen
H. Tucker. Col. Charles 6. Holbrook,
Or. william A. Holbrook, Jr., and
Dr.. Harold H. Holbrook.. He Is also
survived by his sister, Olga Church,
and two brothers. Hamilton L. vii.
liams and Clay Holbrook,. Mr.. Hol:
brook rests ct the Gasch Funeral
Homes 1880 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
vile, Md, Services ct the st. AM
drews Episcopal Church, College
ave. College Park. Nd, on Monday,
August "a, at 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. Visiting hours until
$3.50 am. Monday.
NsC0E, HAYWOOD LEE. OF ais
South Lexington St., Arlington,
Va, on August 20, 1859, husband
u Mary A.. Inseoe. son Of Mr..
Of Mrs. Lillian Bell One sister
and four brothers also survive.
Services ct Chambers GEORGETOWN
Funeral Homo, 3072 M st, NV,
on. Monday AuRust "a. at pm.
Interment National Memorial Park,
Falls Church. Va. %
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NARCIsENFELD. LILLE, o!

N1 ASgast 81. 1859. lfIIit NxRcclHsiEaN:
FIELD. beloved sister Of Mrs, Jennie
YudkofIts Of pstIoit. Mich; Ike Mar;
Samuel Narcisenfeld, Funeral serv-
ices at the Bernard panzansky g.
Sons Funeral Home. 3501 18th st.
NV, on Monday. August "a, at IL
am. Interment Adas Israel Ceme-
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PERRY, REV. BUZZ q. on Friday,
fsgsS I'll i s4fi H sCsA sgRL n.s =;
founder and former pastor Of the
Guilfeld Baptist Church. 800 v
st. NV, beloved husband Of jamie
Perry, brother of Marie Preston,
enee Reynolds Of New York. Wen
dell r Gardner and John Robin
son: uncle Of Beatrice Franklin.
He also is survived by. other rela-
tives and friends. After 3 pm.
vited to call 1t the Gulifieid Baptist
Church, where funeral services will
be held on Monday, August "a, at
1p.m,, the Rev. Samuel D. Williams
ofnciating: Interment Lincoln Me-
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Trdss. August MaEH iss 5haa Hadr. os
kErHkR SSfs sSiDi ssove a1 VIE
Of Charles H. Anderson. Maj. Gen.
USAF.. and mother Of Kathryn Marie.
Anderson: daughter Of Mrs. William
r. Glass. ST.. Of Ann Arbor, Mich,
and sister OF William r. Glass Of
Saginaw. Mich. Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS By Rinaldi
Funeral Home
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O'BRlEN, JOHN ALOYSIUS. OF 2917
l4th st. nv. on August II. 1859.
Facer. Prayers ct Chambsrs' Fu-
neral Home, 1400 Chaplin st. NV,
on Tuesday, August IS. at $3.50
am. Mass ct the Sacred Heart
Catholic Church; 10th st. and PARK &;
Arlington National Cemetery. "a
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as! Aasg.s A sC ieS. 81 ThGf ;
sister Of Mrs. Emma D. Young and
and Mrs; Roy RAY, beth ~, q Rock;
YT oana " s.tsesds. Md. 'fa ri.nd;
may call ct the Tyson Wheeler
Funeral Home, 1891 East Mont
Romery ave. Rockville pike), Rock
vile. Md. 0raveside services at
gust %. at 2 pm. %
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vc S.1 Assu. PE ~ SeJ On H. Ta r.:'
S:n'ib t sSs Fq:'' 9z za Ls.a isth:s
Of q. Dennis. vozeolas of Alexan-
dria, Va, and Andrew d. VoSeolas
Of WashingtQn, D. c.; brother Of
Or. George =. Voseolas Of Lowell,
Mass, Friends may call at the s.
y, Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2oOi
14th st. NV after IL noon Satur-
day, August % (parking facilities)
Services at SITS. Constantine and
Helen Greek Orthodox Church, ais
en- en- fRs. HSaS'' dl: A?sssl
WARD. ANTHONY, On Friday, Au-
SYST q, 1852 At BIZ TTe;Ildssnss.
devoted husband Of Grace Ward,
beloved son Of Mrs. Bertha Ward.
He leaves to mourn their loss eight
sisters Mrs. Mildred Epps, Mrs.
Mary Bedlock, Mrs. Polly Parker.
Mrs. Grace Monroe, Mrs. Ester
Richardson, Mrs. Dakota Mott, Mrs.
Jean Dodd, and Mrs. Sarah Feel
ings: three brothers, Raymond, SAM
uel and William Ward; one uncle,
Waddy Ward: q host OF nieces and
nephews. other relatives and many
john r Rhinss 4 essco o.s Fu - raj
Home, 3015 18th st. ne. Notice
Of funeral later. %
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HAsNEY, ELIZABETH v. (nes Fits.
sss9: Sf 1869 e E Es:s:Sss
slSI 18th &; NM ,:, ELIIzHtsE SIi,! y;
wife Of the late Michael J. Hasney.
z. Cordes; sister Of May =. O,Brien.
Funeral from the Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home. 1881 Georgia ave.
NV, on Monday, August 70, at
9:30 am. REQUIEM mass at the
18th st and Park I'd. NV, at IL
am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
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GREEN, Macy yER0NIcA tnes

KnightenJ. On Thursday. August
20, 1859. at her residence, goo
IcA GREEN lnee Knightonla be-
crime Green, Mrs. Margaret Ellen
Green McGrath and William. H.
Green III; Grandmother Of Mrs.
MARGARET Frances Gray and Mary
Be 'H Vol Tc fansrsl Home nssAs !a w FGe
consin ave. NV, on Monday, Au-
Our Lady Of Victory Church, 1885
An,sA 6i TyH;I, pnW :rsTrsns where re,
an. Friends and relatives invited.
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery, %
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day. August 20, 1859. at Pompano
SHIP s1f formerly Sn y sssoi a Andovsr
pl.. Silver Hills, Nd. beloved hus-
band Of Mrs. Zena A., Blankenship,
father Of Raymond Lewis and Mrs.
Ann Walden. brother Of Rom. Blan--
kenship, Mrs. Lula Hirkey. both Of
Charleston, w. Va. He. also is sur
grest-grsndchild. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th ct.
and Massachusetts, ave. ne, where
services will be. held on Tuesday,
August 25. at 10 am. Interment
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BURGESS, MATILDA. On Saturday.
: aSSui ao 81 iS' 4 tfs p aSRe ass
Of 235 9TH st. ne. devoted mother
Of Mrs. Louise n. Ellis. John Y: and
Mrs. Naomi Dodson. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements By Peyton. Ar
lington, Virginia.
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Mary and Clarissa Ormand.
Mrs. Scott reports delightful
visit.
Ormand Hill Willing Work
er Society met Wednesday in
a call meeting by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Zadie Harvey. All
business was taken care of
and the meeting was a sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Harvey
visited his uncle Rufus Harvey
and family of st. Matthew COM
munity, Monday afteronon.
NOTICE-CORRECTION!
THE SCRIPTURE BACK
GROUND that gave proof for
the answer to the question by
j. P. Gipson, in the last issue
is not correct; instead of read
ing Nal. 8:12, it should be Nal.
1872 and instead of Chron.
1920, it should be / Chron.
1920. Question for this week
Where is the church today
that Christ said that he would
build upon a rock? Matt. 1913.
Is it yet alive? A. Yes. @. What
is the name of that church,. A.
The Church of God-Act. TO-
%; l Cor. IL. By j. P. Gipson,
Rte. / Box 81, Pelahatchie,
Miss.
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ming and her grandmother
Mrs. Alice Window on the 4th
of July and enjoyed a tasty
dinner with them. Mrs. Wash
ington took her three sons
back home with her.
Mr.. Cleveland Rhodes of the
Clarksburg community accom-
panied Mr.. George Manning to
Flora, Miss, Tuesday of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Harvey
attended church at the Ever
green M. E. Church Sunday.
The sermon by the pastor Rev.
Thompson was rich in spiritual
food for all of those who heard
him.
Mr.. w. P. Meriwethers visit
ed in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Manning and Mrs.
Alice WINDOWS home this
week.
Mrs. Ethel Ragsdale had as
her guest recently Mrs. George
Manning.
Mr.. c. H. Harvey visited in
the home of his brother, F. j.
Harvey, Monday morning.
Mrs. Zenell Scott and her
twins Samantha and Kelvis
spent Friday night and Satur-
day in the home of Misses
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PeIohotchie
News
Mrs. Zadie Harvey, Agent


Farrow Hills regular pas-
toral service was held with
the pastor Rev. J. j. Jenkins
in charge. The attendance was
excellent and the pastor
preached a soul stirring ser.
mon. The Rev. jenkins was
served a delicious dinner at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George Manning and Mrs,
Alice Window.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlester Mack.
lin and daughter of Jackson,
Miss, were guests of their par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mack
lin this weekend, and they at.
tended church Sunday at the
Oak Grove M. B. Church.
Mrs. Lennie McElroy and
her daughter Mrs. Thelma
Vineyard of New York, her
son Mr.. Charles McElroy of
Chicago, Ill. were shopping in
Jackson Tuesday.
Mrs. Queen Ester Washing
ton of Jackson, Miss, visited
her mother Mrs. George Man
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ON SUNDAY THE Eel
LOWSHIP TEA was a grand
success and we thank all
friends who stopped by our
table. Mrs. Finely, our gra-
cious hostess, truly displayed
those qualities required of a
fine hostess; special thanks to
her and other members of
the Truth Fellowship Club,
who sponsored our table. Mrs.
Gertrude Younger, president,
Mrs. Frank Moore, secretary,
Mrs. Annie c. Smith, treasur-
er, Mrs. Finely, corresponding
secretary, and Marshall Lee,
chaplain. Mrs. Porter wishes
to thank those who were pres
ent and helped TO make this
tea the success it was, on be-
half of the members of the
Christ Temple Church and pas
tor, she expresses thanks
THE USHERS OF PARISH
ST. are sponsoring a Musical
Program, Sunday evening at 4
p. m, for the Oakley Training
School, and they have a won
derful program outlined for
you. So come out Sunday eve
ming and witness and enjoy
this fine program. Mrs. Hat
tie P. Brown, Mrs. Sadie Hen
dirk, and Mrs. Mary Odem
will be expecting you, Rev. S.
L. Whitney, pastor THE
UPPER ROOM CHOIR of Cen
lfdl MeJnOQlSC Cnurcn sing
each Sunday evening at regu-
lar services at 7:30 p. m. Pres
emily l am singing with this
fine choir so come out and
hear our new program that we
have planned for you. This
choir was formerly the Evan
gelistic Choir, we feel sure
that you will enjoy our new
program. Mrs. Cleseta Jordan,
pres, Mrs. Ruby Coleman, Sec,
and Mrs. Ida Bell Tucker, plan
list.
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Funeral services for Mrs
Mary Helen Phillips were held
at China Grove A. Nj. E,
Church, July IL, with the pas
tor, Rev. w. c. Myles bringing
the eulogy. Following the
reading of the scriptures by
pastor Myles; prayer by Bro.
VIM McElroy and music by
the choir; Remarks were made
by Miss Ethel |. Moore, Bro.
Charlie Harris, Bro. r. G.
Jones, Bro. c. M. Varnado;
Solo by Miss Laura Mae Rou-
ser; Obituary and Acknow-
Judgement of condolences,
Miss Albertine Harris. Pail
bearers were: Messers John
Henry Gray, Lee Daniel For
bes, Robert L. Haynes, Jimmie
Lee Smith, Charlie Ray Phil
lips.
Flower girls were: Mes
danes Lucille Williams, Ar
lene Rouser, Beatrice Melon
aid, Marguerite Gray and Es-
sic Mcdonald.
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Mrs. Cathern Bolden of Chi.
cago made a special trip to
Madison to attend the funeral
of her sister; Mrs. Mary H.
Phillips. Others attending the
funeral were: Mrs. Leonia
Jackson of Gary, Indiana, an
other sister; Mr.. Hershall Phil
lips of California, the brother
of Mr.. Edgar Phillips, made
the trip here by plane; Mr..
Charlie Perkins of Clarksdale,
Mrs. Phillips brother, as well
as a large number of other
close relatives and friends.
Mrs. Phillips made a fine rec
ord here. She was a faithful
worker in her church for over
40 years; she was a teacher
in the Sunday School and ac-
tive in the Senior Choir. She
proved her life as a Christian
and made many friends in the
church as well as in the COM
munity. Death came to Mrs.
Phillips Friday, July 3, after
a few hours illness at the age
of 66 years. She leaves to
mourn her passing a husband,
Mr.. Edgar Phillips, 2 sisters,
Mrs. Cathern Bolden of Chi
cago, Mrs. Leonia Jackson of
Gary; 2 brothers, Mr.. Bruse
Perkins of Madison and Mrs.
Charlie Perkins, Clarksdale;
nieces, nephewS and other re-
latives including an aunt, Mrs.
Emma Bennett of Jackson.
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ALL MUSIC AND DANCE
FANS ARE EXPECTED TO
HEAR LITTLE WILLIE (FEV.
ERR JOHN when he brings
his orchestra to Stevens Rose
Room, Saturday night, July 18
Don't miss this Bermuda
Shorts and Play Clothes Dance
Cash Prize for the best
looking couple.
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a pleasant trip during which
she received many social cour-
tesies from her aunts, Mrs.
Emma Bell, Mrs. Sallie and
her uncle MIR. Mansfield Phil
lips.
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Mr.. Horace Bullie Jr. and
Mr.. Richard Bowman of Chi
cago attended the funeral of
their cousin on Sunday. They
will spend few days visiting
relatives and friends before
returning to the city.
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Madison
County News
Mrs. A. Nj. Bulley Agent

WI % IN VT
On Sunday, July II, a full
days service was enjoyed al
China Grove A. M. E. Church
beginning with Sunday School
conducted by Supt. c. d. Har'
ris and the lesson being well
taught by all teachers. Glass
No. 2 raised the highest offer
ing, Miss B. d. Carter, Teach
er. The lesson was reviewed
by the Supt. Mrs. Eunice Nc
bowl, Sec.
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ON SICK LIST: Mr.. Truvil-
lion, Mrs. Wilder Lewis, Mr..
Eddie Bullie. Their many
friends wish for them a speedy
recovery.
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Miss Lena Mae Phillips has
returned from New Orleans af-
ter a weeks vacation with rela-
tives and friends. She reports
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT - JACKSON APARTMENTS
1929 Maple Street
Well managed and Freshly decorated modern one and
two bed room apartments-S3l.O 90 and S36 90
Call Resident Manager-FleetwoOd 3-42O9
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AUXILIARY TELLS
OFFICERS

Mrs. Susie w. Walker was select
ed. president of the Erin Rogers
Wesleyan Service Guild of Central
Methodist Church at the May meet
ing.
Other officers elected with Mrs.
Walker were Mr.. O'Bryne Price,
Vice President, Mrs. Nettye Spen-
'er, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Amy
]. High, Promotion Secretary, Mrs.
Marie A. Carter, Treasurer, Miss
Ella M. Whitehead, Spiritual Life
Secretary, Mrs. Bettye Hunt, Co.
ordination, Mrs. Alyne Lockhart,
Secretary of Christian Social Re-
lations and Local Church Activi-
ties, Mrs. Carrie L. MCGEE, Chair
man of Membership, Mrs. Hattie
Dawson, Chairman of Supply
Work, Mrs. Margaret A. Thomas,
Secretary of Literature and Pub
LEGATION, Mrs. Elmetta Davenport,
Chairman of Status of Women,
Mrs. Susie w. Walker, Mrs. Doris
Hines, and Mrs. Alyne Lockhart,
Finance, and Doris Hines, Secre-
tary of Missionary Education.
These officers will be properly
installed at the June meeting with
Rev. E. A. Mays, Ill E. Church
Street at 6 o'clock pm.
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SOCIETY SLANTS

latent talent of the group before
voting, there were 10 students,
four boys and six girls, vying for
the two honorary positions.
To be eligible each candidate had
to be a junior who had maintained
an average grade of B in high
school and had exhibited the quail
ties of good citizenship at home
and in the community.
The 10 candidates entering the
finals had been carefully screened
from all qualifying juniors by the
executive committee of the student
council.
The talent presentation included
dramatic readings, instrumental
and vocal solos, and dances. Judg-
ing from the quality of the rendi-
tions, it was no easy task for the
students to decide by their ballots
the two best fitted for the posi-
tons.
Evege, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Lee Evege of 3178 Tudor
Street, rendered Autumn Leaves"
as a saxaphone solo on the talent
program and won the election by a
wide margin. He is a lieutenant in
the school band, president of the
junior class, and vice president Of
the Hi-Y Club. His ambition is to
become an electrical engineer.
Miss Carter, the charming
daughter of Mrs. Olee Brown of
1914 Corley Avenue, won the Miss
Lanier title by a much narrower
margin than did the Mr.. Lanier
winner. For her display of talent
she dramatized Johnson's "Crea-
ton" She is secretary of the
Teenage Society Club. She aspires
to be a high school English teach
er.
Before exhibiting his talent each
contestant gave the audience a
chance to appraise his ability to
think on his feet by answering a
question that he drew from a bowl.
Ida Manuel, a member of the
eighth grade class, was crowned
MAY Queen" during the May Day
Coronation Ball at Lanier High
School Friday evening. She was
sponsored by Mrs. jamie Carey.
The beautifully gowned maidens
of the Queens court, the gay mu-
sic the winsome lassies and hand
some lads all combined to create
an atmosphere of pomp dignity ca
pable of doing justice to any royal
court.
Following the traditional crown
ing of the Queen by "Miss Lanier"
= Miss Grace Smith - the gay
festivities and the general ball be-
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thing from short shorts to ball
gowns. They can hold their
own through all the seasonal
changes in line and silhouette
by French and Americ an de-
signers.
Pictured are interpretations
Of both Chinese and Jap anese
influences. For sports or at
home wear are the pants and
blouse (McCall's Pattern No.
4940). The tapered pants have
side vents at the bottom,
accented by frog trimming.
The same frog trims the short
sleeved blouse which has a
mandarin collar with corded
piping.
The beauty of this easy
to-make pattern is that it in
cludes a skirt and shorts.
The slim skirt has insets and
low inverted pleats at the
sides. Frog trimming may be
placed at the top of the in
vered pleat. The shorts, like
the pants, have side vents.
Made here in a black and
white cotton print, the pants
and blouse have endless
possibilities in choice of
fabric. The dress may be made
to look even more authentic
if sewn in pongee or shan
tung. An elegant satin or bro
cade may be used for either
the pants or dress.
The dress pictured has
more of Japanese flavor.
(McCdl's Pattern No. 1927.
The detachable sairred cum
merbund is akin to the Japan
csc obi sash. The soft, hatter-
ing scoop neck is a delightful
concession to American style.
A fitted bodice tops a slim
three-gore skirt. Again we
have frog trimming on the
bodice. With this pattern
come pieces for: m aking a
flared fourgor skirt, COM
Pletely changing the whole
tone of the dress.
The model wears the dress
made of beige shantung with
white cummerbund and frog
trimming, particularly fresh.
and popular spring combina-
ton. The dress could be a
printed cotton or silk with
solid color cumm eb und and
frog trimming. Or as a distinct
change Of pace, a cocktail
dress could be made, using
satin and the flared four gore
skirt. In this event a narrow
belt could be used.
A final bit of easy-to-do
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-05-23
SPRINGS
NEWS

The Anniversary of sister Flor
ence Rhodes Barfield, which was
postponed April Goth, will be held
Sunday May oath, beginning at Q
o'clock pm. Speakers for the pro-
gram will be Brother Joe Ounce.
Sister Carolina Jones, and Sister
Mary Mcdonald. Solo by appoin-
tee. Sermon by Rev. R. S. Shelly
of Soso, Mississippi. The public
is cordially invited.
Following the Anniversary Sun
day May oath, the City Wide Usher
Board will be held at the Phalti M.
b. Church, beginning at o'clock
pm.
Friends and relatives of Mrs.
James Hopkins are sorry to hear
of her illness, although she is out
of the hospital, she is still confined
to her bed. We all hope and pray
she will soon recover. Mr.. Hopkins
will be remembered here as Miss
Mabel Rhodes.
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Y. N. c. A. NEWS
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGNING
IS NOW ONION TODAYI

The Membership Committee is
very busy making contacts for
members new and renewals. Every
woman and girl in Jackson should
be a member Of the YWCA. II
you can not attend clubs, classes,
or meetings please make it your
business to be contributing men,
Der. We need your support. The
Membership Committee reports
each Monday at 6 pm. Division
"A headed by Mrs. A. M. Turner
was the winning Division for last
week with Mrs. Hattie Dyson and
Mrs. Hattie Dawson reporting 10
members each. Members for this
week are: Mrs. Ida Wright, Mrs.
A. M. Turner, Miss Betty Cornell
ius, Mrs. Ruth Cornelius, Mrs. l..
B. Jones, Mrs. Margie Cunning
ham, Mrs. Elizabeth Cant, M is s
Christine Woods, Mrs. P. H. Har-
rison, Mrs. Willie P. Hardaway,
Mrs. Lillian Scott, Mrs. Sarah Lee,
Mrs. Leeadore Norwood, Mrs. Will
lie Comic, Mrs. Willie M. Beal, Mrs.
Ruby Nixon, Mrs. Helen Sias, Mrs.
Josephine Hubbard and Mrs. An
nette S. Harper.