Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-05-09
Y. W. I. 4. NEWS
Look Ahead With The
YWCA"-JOin Today

Look Ahead With The
YWCA"-JOin Today
The Membership Committee of
he YWCA has been very busy |
lately in trying to reach their
membership goal for the year.
Mrs H. P. Brown, Chairman of
the Membership Committee and
her two division leaders, Mrs. A.
M. Turner and Mrs. G. B. Cham
hers along with their workers are
depending on all women and girls
in Jackson to become members of
the YWCA. During the report
meeting on Monday, May A, the
winning Lieutenants were: Mrs.
Hattie Dyson first place and Mrs.
Vernia Cobbs second place.
We need more workers in our
Membership Campaign this year.
If you are willing to work please
come to the meeting Monday, May
II, at 6 pm. Members joining
this week are: Mrs. M. L. Ander-
son, Mrs. Pearl Burks, Miss Mer
tina R Brown, Mrs. Vernia Cobbs,
Mrs. Emma Coleman, Mrs. Hughes |
Clayton, Mrs. Verlia A. Chapman,
Mrs. Geraldine Chambliss, Miss
Margaret A. Coleman, Mrs. Jessie |
NJ. Crossley, Mrs. Hattie Dawson,
Miss Annie B. Dykes, Mrs. Hattie
Dyson, Mrs. Marian Gibson, Mrs.
Amanda Custer, Mrs. Lille c.
Henderson, Mrs. A L. Holland,
Mrs. Celeste Jordan, Mrs. Willie
NJ. Jackson, Miss Ellen w. John
son, Miss Alice M. Lloyd, Mrs.
Daisy P. Lee, Mrs. Elnora l.. Mat
thews, Mrs. Edna McClain, Miss
Vergy NJ. Porter, Mrs. Willie H.
Rudds, Mrs. Laura M. Robinson,
Miss Ethel Sadberry, Mrs Minnie
Swaggard, Mrs. Mable Stewart.
Mrs. T. L. Sanders, Mrs. Lucille
Shepherd, Mrs. Viola R. Weary,
Mrs. Queen E. Washington, Mrs.
Dorothy M. Woodall, Miss Mae
Ella Washington, Shirley Ann
Funchess, Katherine Freeman,
Sandra Laann Newton and Evelyn
Ports.
The Young Adults of the YWCA
have been having very interesting
times during their open house on
Wednesday evening at 1880 pm.
They are inviting other young
adults to join them during their
activity on Wednesday evening.
On To Camp
The YWCA is planning its Y
Teen Camp for June 6-10 at the
All Club Camp in Canton This
camp site is beautiful place with
the tall pines that reach up to the
heavens, lovely flowers and the
beautiful lake. You will love the
singing, games, the evening get
togethers, the swimming, the ca
noeing, the crafts, the camp fires
and the good food.
Can't you get excited about
sleeping on a bunk in a quiet little
hut with other girls and a coun-
selor. There is really much more
| could tell you but why don't you
come by the Branch YWCA, 5ol
n. Parish St. or call FL 2-O97O.
Day Camping Is Fun
The Branch YWCA will have It's
Tougaloo College.
Mrs. Francis Lewis and Mr..
Roosevelt are still on the sick-list.
Mr.. Howard Lewis and Mrs. Will
lie Mae Bridges accompanied Mrs.
Vetta Stay to Jackson Sunday,
Nav 3rd to visit Mrs. Stays hus-
band. who is in the VA Hospital.
They found Mr.. Stay resting well
and showing signs of improvements
in his condition.
The Friendship Baptist Church
will celebrate it's Pastors fourth
Anniversary Sunday, May 10, 1859.
The general public is invited to at
tend this service. Rev. G. L. Nor
ris will preach the Anniversary
sermon. Rev. S. L. Span is the
pastor.
Mrs. Ara Martin, the daughter
of Rev. Bill Collins has been on the
sick-list since January 81. She is
the mother of eleven children, 8
boys, 8 girls. Mrs. Martin took sick
January 81, 1859. She was 70
years old May 3rd, and the children
gave her a wonderful Birthday
party. She is doing very we'll now.
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where, read the Jackson Advocate.
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