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Atty. S. J. Flanagan
Is77 G. Dawson
Detroit !. MIchiQan

Atty. S. J. Flanagan
lS77 c. Dawson
Detroit ,, Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN THE CIR.
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
Ebert BoYKIN, Plaintiff. VS..
JOSEPHINE BOYKIN, Defendant.
No. SCI ,162
At session OF said Court held at
the City-County Building. in the
City of Detroit, County of Wayne and
State OF Michigan, on this 10th day
OF February, AID. 1853.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
PRESENT: Honorable Miles N. Guile
han, Circuit Judge
II appearing from the affidavit at
tachcd hereto and filed herewith
that defendant named herein Is not
q resident of the County of Wayne
and State OF Michigan. but that she
resides at 1853 Clay Street, in the
City of Shreveport and State OF
Louisiana; therefore,
ON MOTION OF S. j. FLANAGAN,
attorney for plaintiff,
1T is ORDERED that the above.
named defendant appear before this
Court and answer the Bill of Com
plant filed In this cause within
Three 81 months from date of this
Order, or the same may be taken
as confessed against her;
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy of this order be sent to the
defendant at her last known address
by registered mail. or a like copy
be published according to law.
Miles N. Culehap,
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar NJ. Branlgin, Clerk
BY p. ID. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
1921 4-25-50.
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L E g Al
n Q TIC e s

700 American Iuie pio1. -,
STATE OF MICHIGAN, In The CIh
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY Or
WAYNE IN CHANCERY
JEAN LORETTA CALL, Piaintnfi
"a. LEROY CALL, Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
At a session of said Court, held az
the Courthouse I'm the Cty-Counts
building, In the Guy of Detroit, Soun'
~ of Wayne and State OF Michigan
on March 20, 1853. .,r.,
PRESENT: The Honorable NEAL
FITZGERALD, Circuit Judge.
II appears by the affidavit attacnSssu
hereto that the Defendant, Leroy Ssl'
Was unable TO be served AT MS las'
known address and that the summons
was returned unserved. ,p.r
ON MOTION OF ALONlO ~; rI
TIFoRD. Attorney for plaintifi;
1T is ORDERED that the saia Dr'
PENDANT. Leroy Call, enter ms appeaa
arce in this cause on or Dcfore 'n, IN
"a, months. from the date OF tnis
order or that the Bill OF complain,
s,ied herein be taken as cohIcsseSS
and that the said Order DC Ss,'N
aad o,,hIished as required by law
NEAL. FITZGERALD.
Circuit Judge
IA True Copy -
Edgar NJ. Branigin, Clerk CLARK
nv A. c. Gallagher, Deputy SiSiN 80
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,,os nrosdwsy, suite 7os
srATE OF MICHIGAN In the IN ~.
CIR COURT For The COUNTY or
WAvNE IN CHANCEkf.
"nATHANIEL BAKER, Plaintiff' w.
nt,RTOHY BAKER, Defendant
No. 5s7, SCI
opoER roR APPEARANCES =,
A, session OF said court heiu IN
the city-County Building, In the Wy
of detroit. County OF wayne snu
STATE of Michigans on this zfth uey
Of March, AID, 1893. r,rz.
Present.: HONORABLE NEAL FIJI
GERALD, Circuit Judge. A.
m appearing that the detehuaut
not a resident of the State Oh m, sss
,can' but that she resides AZ lcz1
WYATT Avenue, Pittsburgh ~ ren"'
" TT rs ORDERED that the defendant
enter her appearance I'm THIS cause
on or before three CD months rom on,
the date OF this order or saio pn'
will be taken as confessed. 49,.
TT IS FURTHER ORDERED tna'
conv of this order be sent by re.
g,stered mail to said defendant az
200 Nvlie Avenue, Pittsburgh ~,
penrsvIvania. her last known ad-
dress and in not received personally
nv said defendant at least twenty
'so, davs before the time described
Tor appearance, that this order Dc
unfinished as required by law.
NEAL FITZGERALD
Circuit Judge
edgar M. Branigan. Cledk
Nv w. Maleck
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Jesse =. williams, Atty.
1909 Broadway. Suite 20e, Detroit 76

Jesse y. Wtiitamss ATTY.
1908 Broadway. Suite 20e, Detroit 7b
STATE OF MICHIGAN, IS.
County of Wayne
No. 45s.oe4
At session OF the Probate Court
for said County of Wayne, held al
the Probate Court Room I'm the City
of Detroit, on the Twenty-fifth day
Of March, In the year one thousand
nine hundred and fifty-nine.
Present, joseph A. Murphy, Judge
Of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
LUCY CLEVELAND, Deceased.
Jesse +. Williams, special and gen.
eral administrator of said estate, hav.
ng rendered to this Court his com.
bincd first and final account In said
matter and filed Herewith his peti.
uon praying that he be allowed addi-
tional compensation for extraordin-
AIRY services rendered In the admins
tration OF said estate and that the
residue OF said estate be assigned to
The person or persons entitled
hereto:
II Is ordered That the Thirteenth
day of May, next at ten o'clock in
the forenoon before Judge Thomas C..
Murphy, at said Court Room be ap.
pointed for examining and allowing
said account and hearing said petit
ton.
And II is further Ordered, That a
copy OF this order be published once
In each week for three weeks consec.
ntively previous to said time OF hear.
ing, In the Detroit Tribune. a news.
paper printed and circulated In said
county of Wayne.
Joseph A. Murphy,
Judge of Probate.
do hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy with
he original record thereof and have
round the same to be a correct trans
,ript OF such original record.
Cecil. A.. Bernard,
80 Deputy Probate Register.
Dated March IS, 1858
True Copy
~ - 4/l0Jsg
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ANY. WIIIIam 7. Patrick. sr.,

ATTY. William 7. Patrick. ST.,
I'll crafiot Ave-,
STATE OF MICHIGAN In The CIR.
CUT COURT For The COUNTY or
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
ISOM STOKES, Plaintiff We. IRENE
STOKES, Defendant.
No. ss3,oe3
ORDER TO APPEAR
At session of the above entitled
Squirt, held In the City-County Build.
ING, In the City OF Detroit, County
OF wayne, and State OF Michigan
TINS Jlst day OF March, AID, 1883.
,rirhESENT. HONORABLE NEAL
riiZ1EhALD, Circuit Judge.
appearing by affidavit hereto at.
tached, that the defendant, Irene
Stokes, Is not a resident of Mich.
gan, but that her last known place
OF residence was at No. .O4 Newton
TOAD, Albany, Georgia.
ON MOTION OF WILLIAM r. PA
TRICK, Sr, Attorney for plaintiff.
III IL HEREBY ORDERED that The
defendant, enter her presence, either
IN person, or, by Attorney, within
.nree months from date hereof, or
the Bill of Complaint Will be taken
ds confessed against her
III IL FURTHER ORDERED that
true copy OF this Order to Appear
DC sent to the defendant, at her last
known place Of residence, BY regis
tered mail, return receipt requested,
ana that a true copy OF said Order
70 appear be published according
NEAL FITZGERALD
r. Circuit Judge
Edgar NJ. Branigan, Clerk
oy r. Z. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICES
william Y. PsfrIek, ST..
Attorney ~ Law
sll crstiot Avenue

William Y. Psfrteks Sr.
Attorney ~ Law
sII crsfiot Avenue
Detroit ', Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN THE CIR.
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY on
EMMA NJ. BARNES, Plaintiff =.
THOMAS BARNES. Defendant. 70
No. 3e7-34o
ORDER TO APPEAR
AT a session OF the above entitl.s
Court, held In the City-County BuilS
ing in the City OF Detroit, Coun,s
of Wayne, and State OF Michigsn
This 7th div OF March, AID. iySs
Pr sNT: Honorable earle N
Veideman, Circuit Jude
II app ing by Affidavit hereto
attached, II the defendant, Thomas
Barnes, A. not resident OF Mlchl'
gan, but that his last known place
OF resid, ice was at 422 French
State OF South Carolina;
ON motion of William r. PatricL
sr.. Attorney for plaintiff,
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED, that
the defendant, Thomas Barnes. ents,
his appearance In this cause, either
i'm person or by attorney, within
three 81 months from date hereof
or the Bill of Complaint Heretofore
filed against him will be taken BY
iT is FURTHER ORDERED. that
true copy OF this order to Appear
be mated 10 the defendant. Thomas
Barnes, at his last known address
by registered mail, return receipt re-.
auested, and that a true copy of
said order 10 Appear be published
I'm a newspaper In and for the Coun.
~ OF Wayne, State OF Michigan, ac.
cording TO law.
Carl M. Weideman,
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar NJ. BranIgin, Clerk
BY Dan ID. Sajcik, Deputy Clerk
3.2B - $3.50.
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EVER READY CLUB

This fine group of ladies gave
an unusual Family Tea" Sun
day afternoon at st. Stephens
Church with a large attendance
present.
Mrs. Walter Vanderfer was
guest speaker an dspoke on
Family" Soloist was Shirley
Norwood and Mrs. Grace Hunter.
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Atty. S. J. Flanagan
lk2I & Dawson

1877 g. DAWSON
STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN THE CIR.
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY or
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
No. 57s.l7S
WILBUR PACE, Plaintiff, vs.
DORIS PACE, Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ session OF said Court held AZ
the City-County Building at the CIV
OF Detroit. County of Wayne and
State of Michigan, on this 7th day OF
April AID.
Present, honorable WADE H. Me.
CREE, Jr., Circuit Judge.
II appearing from the Affidavit AZ.
tached hereto and filed herewith
that the defendant Is a resident of
this State and that Process for her
appearance has b<en duly issued and
that the same could not be served
by reason OF her absence from and
concealment within this State and by
reason Of her continued absence
from her place of residence;
ON MOTION OF S. j. FLANAGAN
attorney for the plaintiff
IT Is ORDERED that the above.
named defendant appear and answer
the Bill OF Complaint filed in tlss
cause within Three l3l months from
the date OF this Order, or the same
may be taken as confessed against
her;
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy Of this Order be sent TO the de.
PENDANT al her last known address by
registered mail. or like copy be-
published according to law.
WADE II. McCREE, Jr.
A True Copy
Edgar NJ. Branigin, Clerk
liargreaves, deputy Clerk
i/lB - sra 50
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Doings
Continued from Page 81

nearly members present.
The hosts served an enjoyable
dinner, making a very pleasant
afternoon.
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FOR RENT
HOUSE FOR SALE

45O4 FISCHER. Only 5000 to
FILA loans. Payments cheaper
than rent. rooms, gat heat,
excellent condition. Owner,
LA. 1864 or TU. 5-5l45.
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WANTED

SALESMAN for aluminium storm
windows, doors and awnings.
TW 2-6450.
German w. Smith, Owner.
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HOUSE FOR SALE

WOMEN SEW for profit. Easy
Rcady-cut wrap around aprons
home. Net profit $20.4O on doz'
en-, sparetime venture Write.
ACCURATE MFGR'S
Freeport, New York
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-17
Federated CLUB WOMEN
TO MEET NOVEMBER 1914
BY S. M. Harvey

CLARKSDALE, Miss. - A
release from Mrs. Lillian Rog-
ers Johnson, President, Missis-
sippi State Federation of Col
order Women's Clubs, Inc, has
announced that the State meet
ing, will be. November 1914
in Clarksdale, Miss, rather
than October 21-25 as had been
announced earlier.
The 51st Annual Session will
open with a Coffee Hour and
Registration at $50 A. M, No
vember 13. The Executive
Board Meeting with Mrs. L.
T. Miller, presiding will fol-
low at 1000 A. M. Dinner will
be served at II: noon and the
first general session will begin
at l: p. m. at the Haven Metho-
dist Church, Corner Fourth
Street and Yazoo Avenue.
The subject for this years
Oratorical contest is as fol
lows: youths Challenge in a
Space Age" in (a) moral and
religious development, (b) cul-
tural growth, (c) preparation
for leadership, (d) a more eff
fective science of human rela-
tons, and (e) international un-
derstanding. The Oratorical
contest will be held Saturday,
November Ia at 100 p. M. Per
sons needing more information
about the contest should write
to Mrs. Matylde B. Buchanan
$50 East Washington Street,
Brookhaven, Miss.
DR.. Rosa L. Gragg, National
President has been invited to
be the guest speaker.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-17

The above is the likeness of
Mrs. r. Calmese Russell of Me-
ridian, Miss, who recently re-
turned from New York City
where she took course in
Hair Coloring for a Techni-
clan at Roux Hair Color Cen
ter. Mrs. Russell is presently
attending the National Insti-
tute of Cosmetology of which
she is a member of the faculty.
The Institute is being held in
Philadelphia, Pa, October Ais.
She will tour with the National
Beauty Culturist League on a
tour of Europe. This group will
tour seven countries: England,
Belgium, Italy, France, Swift
erland, Holland, Germany.
Mrs. Russell is president of
the Calmese's Beauty College,
Meridian; Vice President of
the Mississippi Independent
Beauticians' Association, Sig
ma Phi Zeta Chapter, Basleus,
5th District; Vice President of
the M. /. B. A., Financial Sec
rotary of Mississippi School
Owners and Teachers organ
ization.
She holds many earned and
honorary certificates from in
stitutes, schools, clinics and
colleges.
Mrs. Russell is an active
member of the 31st Avenue
Baptist Church and a diligent
worker in her profession and
knows that it pays to keep a.
breast with the latest trends.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-17
The Sensational Midnighters To
Be Next Attraction At Beautiful
Stevens Rose Room, Sunday,
Oct. Is; Will PIoy A Dance At
Vicksburg Aud, Sat-, October "a.

DANCE AND MUSIC Low
Frs ARE IN FOR REAL
TREAT, for again, the sensa-
tional MIDNIGHTERS AND
ORCHESTRA will move into
Stevens Rose Room, Sunday,
Oct. 25 and the Vicksburg City
Auditorium, Saturday, October
"a TWO BIG DANCES
to witness THIS DOUBLE
ATTRACTIONS The
MIDNIGHTERS will be sing.
ing all their top new record
ings, as well as their old ones.
AS in the past this group
will take time to ADDITION
at least 4 SINGING GROUPS
at Stevens. Oct. Is. Groups
MUST REGISTER WITH THE
MISSISSIPPI ENTERPRISE /.
A prize will be given for
the BEST SINGING GROUP
the Audience will decide
HERE is A CHANCE
FOR LOCAL YOUTH TO
SHOW THEIR TALENT
ADVANCE $1.75; Al
DOOR =. $500 Tax Incl
Tables sold on first come ba
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-17
Alcorn's 89th
Year; Over 1000
Enrolment

The Both scholastic year be-
gan with the largest enroll
ment in Alcorn Colleges long
and well established history.
The latest figures from the
Registrar, Mr.. A. c. Carpen-
ter, show that the registra-
ton for college students alone
is far more than a thousand
of which more than 400 are
new students. The $40 in
crease established last year
was maintained and it seems
as if the trend will increase
itself to possibly 500 next
year.
President J. D. Boyd has
made the proper move to es-
tablish comfort for these stu
dents and to use the extraor-
binary facilities of the institu-
ton to extend, the already
high class physical accomo-
dations established here, in or
der to cope with the greatly
increased student body.
In an address today deliver
Continued on Page A.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-17
Mound Bayou
Gets Modern
Post Office

Postmaster General Arthur
E. Summerfield has announced
that a bid has been accepted
to lease quarters for the post
office at Mound Bayou, Miss,
from Elmer Jefferson NOVEL;,
Jr., 402 South Fifth Ave-, Gle
veland, Miss.
A new brick building con-
tanning approximately 2,084
square feet of space will be
erected according to plans and
specifications of the Post Of
flee Deartment on Edwards
Street Highway CD in Mound
Bayou.
The new building will be &C.
cupied under a ten year lease
term beginning April l, 1860.
1t will be provided with mod
ern flourescent lighting and
will be completely air condi-
toned. The lobby will be di-
vided SO that the patrons of
the office will have access to
their boxes after the office is
closed. The Post Office Depart.
ment will provide the newest
and most modern equipment
for the service windows and
the boxes.
The erection of this building
is another step in the program
of the Post Office Department
to provide better working con.
ditions for the employees OF
the Post Office and to provide
better service to the patrons OF
the office in a building OF
which the citizens of Mound
Bayou can be proud.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-17

Is Bands Will Lead Miss. State Fair
Parade, October l9, 1889 1O:3OA,M.

The Mississippi State Fair
for Negroes will get under
way following the State Fair
parade up Capitol Street to
Fair Grounds. The parade
will form at Hamilton and Mill
Streets. The line of march
will proceed up Mill to Capt.
tol to State to Amite to Fair
Grounds.
Highlights of the parade
this year will be the march.
ing bands from Is invited
schools including the three
high schools of Jackson and
Jackson State College; also in.
vited to participate in the pa
rade will be bands from AL
corn A & M College, Utica Jul
nior College, Mississippi Vo.
cational College and Coahoma
Junior College.
The following high school
bands will also be expected to
participate: Clinton High
School, Brookhaven High
School, Cameron High School
in Canton, Mileston Vocation
tContinued on Page y
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General
Information
About Miss.
Negro State Fair

The Mississippi Negro State
Fair reserves to itself the sole
and absolute right to construe
its own rules and regulations
and to determine all matters
and differences in regard
thereto, from which there is
no appeal.
Livestock barns and display
hall will be open for receiving
exhibits and animals on Sun
day, October Is at 8: A. M.
All livestock entries must be
made on regular entry blanks
furnished by the Mississippi
Negro State Fair and filed
with the general superinten-
dent by Oct. 5.
All exhibits must be install
ed in their respective depart
ments prior to 900 A. M. Mon
Gay, Oct. 10 and must remain
in place until 8: A. M. Thurs
day, Oct. %.
The awarding of premiums
at the fair shall be confined
to entries named in the pre-
MUM list.
Admission prices to outside
gates are as follows: General
Admission all over Is years of
age, soc; Children between 6
and Is years of age, Csc; Chill
dren on School Day, Monday),
Csc. Season Tickets for Ex-
hibitors Concessioners, En-
ployees, Press, t. V. g. Radio,
S1.00
Gates open daily at g: A. NJ,
except Opening Day, at II:
Noon.
THE ROYAL AMERICAN
SHOWS will be featured on
the mile long midway. Out
standing among these shows
will be Harlem In Havana, en-
tirely new this season; Gigan-
tic Kiddieland; The Circus
Freak Show; "Gargansua IL
and Mile Toto" Giant Gorillas
alive; so Thrilling Shows and
Rides.
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Ebony Fashion
Fair Here
October II

The United Negro College
Fund, Inc. of Jackson will pre-
sent the EBONY Fashion Fair
at College Park Auditorium on
Tuesday, October 81 at 8 P. M.
This active civic organiza-
ton is bringing to the people
of Jackson the famed fashion
and style show that will tour
81 cities in 81 states in the
benefit of local charities. The
two hour show will feature
more than 200 of the latest in
wOmen's and mems wear from
around the world. The show,
produced by EBONY Maya
zine, is under the direction of
Mrs. Freda DeKnight, Home
Service Director and Fashion
Editor for EBONY Magazine.
Mrs. DeKnight has spent the
past three months in Europe
buying the latest styles from
the top designers in London,
Paris and Rome. She is most
enthusiastic over her pur-
chases.
The fashion conscious wo-
man will see the extreme and
the practical in dresses, coats,
lounging and formal wear. She
will see styles that will take
her from morning until night
with a stop over for an after
noon at the beach or lounging
at home. Her busy day will
be crowned with night wear
scenes as the eight beautiful
models literally transform her
Continued on Page y
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-17
PEOPLE IN
THE NEWS

MRS. ALICE BELL of Chi
cagO, H., who is said TO have
been revived after being dead
for 5 minutes at Sinai Hospital.
Two doctors, one an American
obstetrician and the other a
Greek anesthetist cOntrived
with the will of God" to per-
form the miraculous feat
which saved the life of the SO
year old mother. They are,
DR.. julius Levy, personal ply
stefan of Mrs. Bell who died
from a bulbular pregnancy and
DR.. Constantine Fills, former
resident and now Fellow in
unsatisfactory at the hospital.
According to the doctor, Mrs.
Bell entered the hospital at
1915 P. M. and by IL: p. NJ.
she was dead. Her eyes had
rolled upward; she had no
pulse; she did not breathe and
there was no heart beat. After
the two doctors had worked on
the dead woman for Is min.
utes, DR.. Fills said he began
to notice signs of life. Mrs
Bell who is the mother of an
10 year old married daughter
and four year old daughter
was released from the hospital
Oct. 8.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-17

CLYDE KENNARD 30-year-
old student who last month
was denied admission to all
white Mississippi Southern
College in Hattiesburg, Miss,
was reported to be back in jail,
Wednesday of this week, when
he is said to have failed to post
400 bond or formally file
an appeal from a county court
upholding a JP court convfc-
ton. Kennard was first ar.
Continued on Page ~
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JSC-TSCC Join To
Bring Philharmonic
Hungarica, Oct. IS

Tougaloo Southern Christian
College and Jackson State Col
lege pry the lid off a star
spangIed theatrical sc so n
Sunday, October Is, when the
combined lyceum group pre-
sents Philharmonic Hungarica
at the M. w. Stringer Masonic
Temple.
In addition TO the Philhar-
monia Hungarica which the
two institutions present joint
ly, the individual Lyceum AS
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-17

sociations of the two colleges
will bring celebrated artists to
Jackson during the coming sea-
son.
December 6, the Jackson
State College Lyceum Associa-
ton will present Florence
Sampson, soprano, and Febru-
airy l, the Shakespearean Play
ers. Tougaloo Southern Col
lege will present the David
Tihmar Dance Theatre in JAN
uary and Rain Spearman, vo-
calist, in April.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-17

sis $1.00. Advance tickets at
Miss. Enterprise, Epps, Har.
mon Drug, The Leader Store,
Grace's Beauty Salon, King
The Tailor, Percy Simpsons,
Charles Wilson; Momans Cafe
and Zebra Motel in TougalOo;
Tollivers in Canton; Rose
Room and Turf Hotel in Vicks-
burg.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-17

UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUND OF MISSISSIPPI will
present Benefit Performance of the EBONY FASHION
Tuesday, October 81 1859 800 p m. College
Park Auditorium The general public is invited latest
around the world Ebonys most
beautiful models will feature all the looks from Paris
Rome. For information CALI Mrs. Pearl Perkins. FL
1892 Miss F. o. Alexander FL 24O73 Mrs Gladys Bates FL
45351; Owens, EN- 63425; Mr.. l. s. Sanders FL
2O172 or FL 58471
, 1959-02-16
In the Matter Of the Estate o.
CITA ITO N
THE PRESIDENT OF H UNITED STATES
TO: MARINA MERCADO, DEANNA MERCADO, GRECO
RIO MERCADO, Jr, VICTOR LUIS MERCADO
HEIRS OF MEDELICIA REYES.
GREETING

If you have any cause to show why the documents dated
the 18th day Of Septmber, 1916, ~purportng to be the Last VIII
and Testament of GREGORIO MERCADO, deceased, Of Chris
dansted, Virgin Islands, should not be admitted to probate
and record, and why Letters Testamentary should not be
granted to MARINA MERCADO, the Executrix named there
in, you will appear and make such cause known before the
District Court Of the Virgin Islands at Chrstiansted, Vir-
pin Islands on Thursday, the 5h day Of March, AID, 1859.
Dated this 9Th day of February, a. D., 1853.
81 Almeric 1. Christian 81 William F. Mcorhead
Attorney District Court Commissioners
1916