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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05

ing considered for the Amelia High
School team. The James River
League will start their games as
soon as lighting of the field is com
eleted Also being considered is re-
viNal of the Little League teams Of
last year
II Is the intanfon Of he aSsocia-
ton to pay off the debt by gate re-
c4ipts ana they nope All evenls viii
1e VISIT attended. They are still in
terested in any contributors
4 eamm'ttee has hean appointed
to draw UP bylaws for the use OF
tie field. Serving on the committee
are Donald Tlippen, cnai.slisl4,
Thomas Stark. I'll. and Clyde Hill.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
Spring Session Set
BY James River
Baptist Association

The spring meeting Of the l26th
session of the James River Baptist
Association VIII be held at Bagby
Memorial Church near Winglna on
MAY N al 10 a I'M
I. A Flippen, moderator. viii
preside over the session which Will
feature mum Der Of visiting
peakers Scheduled to speak are
Dr Frank q. Voight, state Sunday
School secretary the Rev. Harold
Bailey. Of tie state training union
department. and the Rev Letcher
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
DorIineton Heights News
Sunday School Class
Has Supper at Church

Mrs. G. H. Driskill's Sunday
School class had q supper April "a
at Spring Greek Church. ATTENDING
we're Helen Ad . n S. Barbara
Adams. Pose Marie Lamberth
Donna WEIGH. Carolyn Ann Carwile
Winky Metcaf, Norman, Nelson
and Gloria Lavne. Dale and \. A
Scruggs. Doris Manrv ana Nil. and
Mrs n T. RrunnItt.
Rose Lam5erih daughter Of M.
and Mrs Earl I-anlberth. WOE first
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05

Reid. pastor Of Fairmont Baptist
Church in Richmond
A number Of annual reports will
be given Dy associational leaders
including those Of Sunday School.
BTU, WMU. brotherhood. evange-
ism. stewardship, missions, and
music.
A memorial service Will BE- con
Quoted by the Rev. J r. Wrenn.
pastor Of the Dillwyn field and the
Rev. S A Dean. pastor of the Glad
stone field, Will preach the associa
tional sermon
The Rev J Kenneth CLARK pas
tor Of the Gainesville field. is serv-
ing As program chairman for the
meeting.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05

The Amelia Emergency Squad
had a bass time the beginning Of
laSl WGek When they had four calls
Within 48 h3ms.
JsaE Drake. a worker with vepco.
vas taken II soathside Community
H pital Fal9nville. at II am.
Monday. April y. when he vas cut
DItlv Win j bush axe.
Anne Chimney. a sophomore at
amelia High. Was taken il at
school Tue morning, and was
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05

Wayne Fee5ers Stdv
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
THE OLD HOMESTEAD

why does that old hen always
want to roost on mail box?'
''She was Matched from an egg
that came By parcel post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-07
THE SEASONED
TRAVELLERS


Pack up your troubles in your Mr..
Chips bog and away you'll go
on q corefree spree, shopping expedi-
ton or around the world. Seasoned
travellers ore these handsome corry-
oils of Coochydee, new scuff and
woter-resistont simulated leather dis
covery. Also ostrich and toperlng in
peeIing. Black, bone, PoIomno, groy
or brier
Reading down:
Extra large and roony Upper bag,
center compartment, double handle.
1925
Large, compact cotton tapestry effect
bag. Inside Upper compartment. Out
side carrying space. |9o
PIeose odd 1929 Federal tox.
WGL-Hondboes, lst Floor
also Chevy Chase,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-07
cotton.cool with Dacron.nylon
easy care properties
SLIPS FOR SUMMER

Two that make themselves doubIy great for
summer wear, thanks to the summer cool,
eosy-core combination Of Docron, cotton and
nyon. Each with conceoIing shadow poneIed
front, embroidery trims Sizes 81 to 40.
each 800
WGL-Lingere, 3rd Floor
:. also Chevy Chose, Corners and Alexandra
The Glacier reporter., 1959-08-06
Guests Get CrsyiiuQ

One Of the most popular rl: :
Of fishermen III Gllcur Park t.,
the Montana sraylIng. whwh =,
native to the cold glirIa, noun
tain streams
The Glacier reporter., 1959-08-06
Farmers And
Runchers Receive
Cost Share Payment

Payments to farmers and ranch.
crs carrying out conservation
work under the 1859 Agricultural
Conservation program were to
begin this month. according to
the State Agricultural Stabiliza,
ton and Conservation office in
BOzcman.
The first schedule of payments
tOtaling S53.5l258 was approved
July 10. according to Leo $. kol.
stad. State ASC administrative
officer. The payments were Srhcd.
uled to bc made to operators in
BrOadwatcr. Carbon. Custer. Dan,
iclS. Gallatin. Lake. Prairie. RooS.
cvclt. Sanders. saltwater. Sweet.
grass. Treasure and Wibaux coun.
ties.
These first payments. kolSiad
emphasized. are only to thuS"
operators who have satisfactorily
completed 1859 approved SOIL an!
water conserving practices and
reported to the county \SC of.
flee that the work was done.
Payments to other producers
will be- made as rapidly as work
is completed. reported and Ia
Spcctcd. Farmers who have re-
qucstcd ACP cost sharing are
urged to report a> soon as they
have completed 4 proJrv,
kolsiad explained tina, whll,.
these are the first 1859 ACr pa!
mcntS to ranrhcr>. some pay
mentS have been made Garlic"
this year to contractors approved
to furnish materials and ser, !rr>
to farmers and ranchrr>
kUlStad IlSI SAID that there i
great interest IN the present ACr
program and II i expected ;ha:
all Of the 81. .335. 900 allnra,rd fur
sharing costs %! rou>rrll'lun
work with Montana producers
will be- used lie reminded any
farmer or ranrhrr cun>!drrIu.,
conservation work that COS: >har
ing cannot be- approved unlr>, AZ
plicatiOn j. made to the cruu.y
ASr committee before any work
is begun.
The Glacier reporter., 1959-08-06
See Us For Job Printing

e-Se-e-s-e-s-s-e-s-ers-e s-s-s-s.s. ..
's-s-Ss-s~s-e-e-ee-s-s ss-s-s-s-s-.-.-ess..-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
Church Neuus

crime Ealy and Mrs. Louis Brow
directed the activity.
Fivc-year-old dramatic reader
and soloist Barry White, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin White, will
appear at Second Baptist Church
Sunday, December Is, for the
Youth Department.
The Booster Club of Bethel
AME Church will have its ann
ual Family Night" at the Fair
FRIDAY Dec. 4th at the church
Mrs Eddye Bettye Ford left
for Memphis Saturday, where
she will attend the Annual Con
vocation of the Church of God
in Christ. which will last two
weeks Mrs. Ford is personal
secretary to Bishop L f. Miller.
general executive Of the Church
of God in Christ International.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
Allen Seeks Election

James p. Allen is a candidate
for State Representative in the
December 9th special election to
fill the vacancy caused by the
death of the late Charline White
He was educated in Detroit
After graduating from Michigan
State Normal College he taught
in the Detroit Public School Sys.
tenn
He is president of Five Lakse
Distributors, The East Philadcl-
phia Improvement Association
and the Central Civic Association,
He is supported by labor union
members, civic, religious a n
fraternal groups. James p. Allen
is No. II on the ballot.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
Fur Facts For
XmasShoppers

Men. have you noticcd-furs
for tho ladies arc high fashion
hese days. II YOU arc planning
20 visit your furrier before
christmas. here are some fur
luying tips. whether your wifi
lobbying for a fur coat, a stole
r little mink collar.
First Tip; Visit several fur
'iers or stores that are known
Cor their reliability. Compare
several kinds of fur. Reputable
lcalers today tell their custom
RS exactly what they are buying
md what the customer can ex
,ect from each animals fur.
Second Tip: Ask yourself, not
what kind of fur, but what for
'urs differ in their wearing
qualities and for general use its
ensiblc TO choose a durable
ur.
Mink and sable, though expen
i've are durable furs. Silver fox.
( given reasonable care, will
give fair scrviceability.
Alaska Seal. Hudson Seal dyed
beaver, nutria, fitch
Persian lamb, and skunk come
under the gencral-wear classifi.
cation.
For sports and casual wear,
furs suitable in quality and
include raccoon, opos-
sum, skunk, mouton lamb, wolf,
pony, lynx, and leopard
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
CAR PLATE SALES
DIP TO NEW LOW

The Department Of State re-
ports that its branch offices are
running more than 80 percent
behind in their sales of 1860
commercial plates and passen-
ger tabs.
According TO James Nj. Hare,
Secretary of State. sales totals
for the first three weeks in 1858
showed 124,l33 weight licenses
issued compared TO SO, 582 this
year.
Hare asked his field staff TO
try TO find out why sales were
slumping.
Here is one of the answers:
DRIVERS were reminded in
the past years that new plates
we're on sale because they saw
them on cars all around them
This year they see only tab.
What's more, it's easy for a
motorist to carry a set in his
pocket for weeks before he gets
the urge to put it on the old
license plate"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05

Atlanta onlookers Mr. Cocro attended Morehouse later
taking his degree from Howard t3 At left Dr. Edward Mazque
noted Washington president National Medical
Association congratues payerso game AL Cruch End from
L. Morehouse and Howard William, Howard Standing in is
Mr. Hendrix who chairman Mazque break
fast speaker Top panel left az Dr. Samuel Barnes athletic
director Coach White and cocaptain Bernard Quarterman
Charlottesville Va, and Charles Smith, c. all of Howard
receive Archer Marshall trophy while DR. Frank Forbes and
Duke Morehouse athletic director respective
y 90 Receiving pgskns wallets from Mrs Edmonson More
house Robert Stone, Huntsville, Ala and Clinton
Ransaw Gadsden Ala Souvenir items to each member of
Morehouse team (6) Cleveands Jim Brown
eammate Bobby Mitchell Bird from proplayer
from committee comprising Bob Washington Hendrix
and End L. and Rowland Ware and DR. H. Cicero Edwards
and lst Washington airport evening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
UNCf (hoirs Sing
Holiday Music

Christmas music and special
holiday programming will be
featured on the ABC Radio Net
work series Negro College
Choirs' during the month Of
December.
Originating in New York City
on Sundays, the programs b.
choral groups of United Negro
College Fund member schools
are rehroadcast by ABC stations
1t different hours during the
week. The time Of local rebroad
casts can be checked in radio
listings.
Lane College. Jackson. Tenn.
will open the months programs
Dec. 6. The broadcast will be the
first ABC program under the di.
rection of Lanes newly -appoint
ed choir director Robert G.
Owens.
Pre-christmas music by three
UNcF college choirs will be
aired Dec. l3. Participating in
the program will be the choirs
Of Fisk University, Nashville,
Tenn; St. PavI's College. Law
reneeviIIe, Va; and Xavier
University. New Orleans, La.
A chorus of 100 voices. the
combined choirs of three Allan
Ia. Ga, colleges will present the
Christmas program, Dec 20. The
vocalists are students al Atlanta
University, Morehouse and Spcl-
man Colleges, singing under the
direction Of Willis l.. James.
Music for the New Year, Dec.
81, will feature the separate cho-
raj groups of another three mem.
Der colleges of the Fund. They
are the Male Glee Club of Lin
coin University, Lincoln Uni
versity, Pa; the All-Girl Choir
Of Bennett College, Greensboro,
NC; and the coed choir of Phi
lander Smith College, Little
Rock, Ark.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05


Announcement of the partici-
patton of the chorus in this af-
fair was made this week by
Jackie Robinson and Mrs. Mar
gurite Bclafonte. co-chairmen Of
the 1859 NAACP Fight for Free.
dom campaign.
A conductor. arranger and
composer, Mr.. dcPaur sprang TO
international fame with his In.
fantry Chorus. organized during
World War ii at Fort Dix. New
Jersey.
Mr.. dePsvr took over the
group a. Fort Hvschves. Arir..
while its members were still
part Of regular Army units.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
The group was ordered TO Hs-
wsii where Maurice Evans,
then an Army special service
officer, heard II.

The rest is known history. The
Infantry Chorus travelled more
than half million miles during
its l2-year existence.
II toured the Orient, Latin
America and Europe, in addition
to making eleven tours across
the United States and Canada.
Persons attending the gala
$l00-pcr.couple dinner will see
and hear II he Spirit of Liberty
composition for narrator and
chorus.
Ii features historic words of
freedom and inccr~ -r,'rj pas.
Sagcs from the Testament of
Freedom a musical work by
Randall Thompson.
Mr. Thompsons work is based
on the writings of Thomas JEFF
ferson. The Spirit of Liberty"
script is being prepared by Will
liam Branch.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
FREEDOM CANDY

NEW YORK ~ Announcement
that the Williamsoridgc NAACP
youth council sold 400 boxes of
NAACP Freedom Candy was
made This week by Walter Simon,
chairman of sales.
NAACP Freedom Candy, made
by the Loft candy company in
honor of the Associations 50th
anniversary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05

The ceremony and Miss ALI
sons reading of The Legend of
tho Christ child will be televised
over WXY-TV. Channel z from
els to Gas pm. December IA.
The telecast will be sponsored by
Michigan Consolidated Gas Com
pany as public service.
Backus. famous as the voice of
Mister Magoo, popular film car
toon personality, will act as
master of ceremonies.
Mayor Louis c. Miriam and
Ralph r. Nc EIvenny. Presi-
dent OF the Gas Company. will
be joined by 4-year-oId Bar
bsrs KvIonsowski, Of 1926
Harmed, q patient at ChiIdren's
Hospital, in lighting the giant
trees $500 bulbs. Both the
outdoor lighting and the read.
ing in the Ford Auditorium
will be teIevised.
Miss Allison, OF "Kukla, Fran
and Ollie fame will narrate the
Christmas story as il is pant
omimed by professional players.
The Civic Center Chorus will en-
terrain with carols.
Following the telecast, Miss
Allison will portray the charac-
ter she made famous on the
Breakfast Club, Aunt Fanny.
Backus will give Mister Magoo
skit- The public is invited to see
the telecast and show and may
obtain tickets from Michigan
Consolidated offices or at the
Ford Auditorium.
This will be the 45th Anniver'
Sary OF the tree lighting cere
mony. under the direction oil
Detroit's Department of Park:
and Recreation. Detroit's tree
was selected in Lincoln, Mich
igan, from where the Depart
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
ST. MATTHEWS SPIRITUAL
CHURCH-I237 Harper

Sunday school, 0:30 am. De-
vine Healing and sermon, 1l:15
am Hour o Meditation and Can
dlc-lighung Hour every Friday
night, $3.50 pm
Rev. a. Cobb, FASTER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
Freedom Fund Dinner
10 Hear dep aur Chorus

NEW YORK - The Leonard dePaur Chorus will be
featured the third NAACP Freedom Fund dinner
here December at the Hotel Commodore The dinner will
honor Miss Marian Anderson and Gardner Cowles maya
zine and newspaper publisher
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
GREATER ST. PETER anne
zION-4400 Nj. Elliott
Rev. {. M. Mefcalfe

Sunday school, $50 am. Morn
ing services. 1900 am. Night
service, ZOO pm. Pray and Class
meetings, Fridays, 800 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
"PAssINc THE TROPHIES" a

PASSING THE TROPHIES" and The Tale of Two Institutions
might easily be the caption the below group photos invo
Ing fellowship breakfast and awards held Howard
University Washington d c. last weekend cimaxng
of the annual Howard Aoehouse College football classic In
joint effort Howard and Morehouse alumni groups Washing
ton and Atlanta initiated series of athletic awards honorng
DR. Samuel II Archer late president and former coach More
house and the late Dr. Ernest Marshall Kansas City physician
who time coach Howard Above panel Cd Rev.
Jerry Moore Moss H. Hendrix p NJ Davis Mrs Gladys
Edmonson trophies donated for the by
OF CocaCoa in Washington and Atlanta Mrs Edmonson and
Rev Moore respectively presidents Of the Howard and More
house alumni groups Washington Mr. Hendrix is
president for the Morehoue alumni body az Horace Cocof
center Washington Coca-Cola Boing Company
Archer Marshall Trophy, by Howard while Coach Bob
White and Charles Moreand president of Morehouse
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
S oo DONATIONS

Theodore Smith, Eddie Barnes
Rev. X. j Boyd. Attorney Rob.
crt Evans and Enda IIolcomb.
$1,000 DONATIONS
Thomas Bachelor. MD Ar
thur Boddic. MD. and J b
Martin MD.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
To 1elevise Xmas
Tree Lighting;

Two of the nations top entertainers Fran Allison and
Jim Backus will take part in the official lighting of Det
os 20 foot Christmas tree in the Civic Center Plaza foot
of Woodward. wMf1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
BY JAMES ALFRED BUTLER

Guest speaker at the annual
Woman's Day observance at New
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church, 1928
Townsend at 1900 am, Sunday
was Mrs. Mary Wilson, of the
New Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
Mrs. Aquilla Philipotts was gen
cral chairman. Attorney Jessie
p. Slaton spoke at $3.50 pm.
Mrs. +. Bcntly was co-chair-
man. Katherine Brown and Mao
mi Browning were program CO.
chairmcn. Mrs. Gertrude Jones
directed the annual tea at 600
pm. Myrna jenkins is secretary.
Rev. Frederick Brown, pastor.
Bishop Joseph G omez was
guest speaker at the Michigan
Conference AME Laymen's Or
CARNATIONS anniversary tea Sun
day in ST. Paul AME Church,
Chene and Hunt Streets, at 400
pm. The state confab commcm
Grated the founding of the Mich
igan Conference AME Laymne's
Organization in 1912. c. N. Berry
is conference lay president and
the Rev. J. A. Charleston, host
pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05

MORNING STAR MISSIONARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
3495 McDovgalI
Rev. S. J. Glover. Pastor
RUSSELL STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH
500 Russell Street
Rev. Stephen (. Campbell, Pastor
List Your Church by calling
WO. 2-l023 10 qei full details.
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NINTH CHURCH or CHURCH

,CIENTiST-l50 Eliot
Sunday school. $50 and ll:OO
I'm. Sunday services, l1.O0 am.
Wednesday testimonial services
II 800 pm.
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THIRD BAPTIST
$50 East Ferry
WARREN AVE.


Sunday school. 9:l5 am. Morn.
inr worship, 1890 am. i. 7. u,
500 pm Evening worship, 1880
pm.
Rev. w. r. Matthews. Pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05

A talent Scout program was
presented by the Calvary Dis
trict Baptist Association al First
Baptist Church, 1927 18th ST.,
Ecorse. Friday. Committee mem
bers included Mrs. Sadie Orr,
chairman; the Rev J Juan Burt.
the Rev Joseph Williams, Mrs.
Idclla Hill, Mrs. Amanda Glenn,
Mrs. Marie Reynolds, Mrs. Eliza
beth Edwards, the Rev. {. o.
Stewart, the Rev. Carl d. Hughes,
w. N. Brantley, c. c. Scrutch-
ions. Mrs. Maggie Reid directed
the publicity and the Rev. f. NJ.
Brown, host minister
Chancel choir of Peoples Bap-
fist Church sang special music
for the Annual Union Thanks
1 giving Lay Service at ST. Mark S
Church, 18th at Atkinson, Thurs
day al lU.3O am. The Rev. Darn
eau Stewart, assistant minister
at Peoples Community Church
assisted.
The Booster Club of ST. Mark S
served coffee after service.
Woman's Society of Christian
Service at ST. Paul Methodist
Church, 20499 Ohio held its an
nual services Sunday. Mrs. Net
tie Cobb delivered the morning
message. Arcenia B. Magee wa:
chairman.
Ebenzer AME Church ended
its 18th anniversary services with
tea Sunday afternoon in the
church's gymnasium. Rev. II. N.
Robinson is minister. Mrs. Cath
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
BETHEL A.M.E.
SIS Friedrich

EBENEzER a. IA. &.
4225 Brush--Rev. II. NJ. Robinson
WORSHIP service 1890, 1880.
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GREATER MACEDONIA
RAPTIsT-ls0l ST. Aubin

BAP TTST-I5UI 81. AUbln
SUNDAY SCHOOL $50 AM
SERVICES - 10:45 AM.-7:30
PM.
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OAKLAND AVENUE BAPTIST
3l7 Harper
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:l5 AM.
WORSHIP 1915 A.M..7:30 PM.
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Contributions turned in by
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson:


Sc; Emma Morgan, 100: Rob
bic Bibbs, LOO. Dorothy J And
crSon, 100; &C h.. LOO; o.
Stewart, 100; Rosalyn Crooke.
100;
Robert Bib. 100: Emily Bib.
100; Carolyn Bibb. 100, Samuel
Johnson. 100; Robert TompkinS
100; Geo Norman. 100, Walter
Brown. 100. Samuel Ellis. l-00}
Ruth McGill, 100: Andrew Wand
less. LOO;
Pcrnell V. Graham. loo; Ruth
Richcy 100; f Newell. 100;
AIphcus Poole. 100; William
Mosscy, 100; Frank Jordan. LOO;
Herman S. Simms. 100, c. c.
Smith. 100: David George. 100;
Lockett Terry, 200
Allison Oglcsby. 200, Harpers
Cleaners. 200: Ed. Jackson. 200;
+. l.. Salamon. 200; Arbie b.
Perkins. 200: Tom Tolmlch. 200;
Janice wilkins. 200, Victor Pei
lcgrina, 200, Henry J Pinkston,
200 VIM. Trend, 200 and R II.
Mckinney, 200
INKSTER BRANCH MEMBERS
In Memorian Of Lillian Cash
800 Major X. Foster, 100. 81
Wright. 100 and James Wells
100.
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PEACE BAPTIST
1880 GODDARD

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH OF
oETROlT-s5l Monroe
S. S. 1890 a. M. Worship
service 1870 pm, 600 pm.
Rev. x. A. BanlssI Jr.
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TASK FORCE
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page y
Mrs. Agnes Bryant and DR.
Bruce Lee.
Contributions turned in by Mr..
Geo. Williams were received
from:
Our Bridge Club, $50: James
Howard. so; John H. Manning,
100; Bob Mitchell, 100; Vivian
Garrett. 100; Ruth Campbell
100; Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Blunt,
100;
Congressman John Dinglc
1000 Welfare Dept Switch
Board Room, 100; Mrs. ShinkleS.
so; Ollie Mckinney. Jr, so.
X Bennett. so: J Fuller, 90.
Leola Johnson, 80 and Anony-
nous. 20.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-12-05
TAYLORSvILLE
NEWS

The devotional period Of the
Seminary School for Wednesday,
November 25, 1859 was led by
Rev. J. E. Cameron, Pastor of Cal
vary Missionary Baptist Church,
125 Chestnut Street, Laurel, Miss.
One of cur fine teachers sang a
beautiful song. The scripture
reading was taken from the Book
of John 1:72. Prayer was offered
by Rev. J. H. Hearing. Rev. l.. D.
Sullivan preached a soul-stlrrlng
sermon from st. John 6:9. he
used as his subject, "He Is All l
Need" We all enjoyed Rev. Sui
livan very much.
Rev. T. c. Pinson, and Dean
Gulf, two of our white teachers,
made some mighty fine remarks
We are cordially inviting everyone
who can come, to come and be
with us in our Seminary at the
Shady Oak M. B. Church for in
structions. 1t is sure needed IN
our community and your commun-
ity also. So come on out and be
with US.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-12-05

Home for Thanksgiving were
the daughters of Rev. and Mrs. =
d. Borksdale from Holly Spring
A & M / College where Miss Edns
Earl Borksdale was recently crown.
ed queen. Miss Ella Eva is the sis
ter of the queen. We are happy
for them.