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ueIAl nome, 1901 OoOu
Y s sHSs IS, Sc il, on AZ M0n 500
pm. for the purpose Of conducting
services ior our late sister MARY
T. , sTrEE icy spo,,vepvnpv M ~
DONALD w. KEMP. W. p.
EuNICE J. GETTINGS. Secy.
TAYLOR. ADA D. On Monday, Sep,
Of 1900 Delaware ave. s.w. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by
Jarvis.
TAYLOR. SADIE r. On Saturday, Sep
TENDER II. 1853, SADIE r. TAYLOR
Of 73S Farragut st, NV. Surviving
are q niece and nephew. Mrs. Evelyn
Baldwin Bundy and William Bald
win: a great-nephew Cornelius Bum
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Mcclure, Inc. IS
WADE, RICHARD I. Suddenly on Sep
TENDER II, 1859. RICHARD /. WADE
o. Pi tis6 g.. beloved husband
Stephen David d'y and S Micsael 0 @ade
and brother Of Bernard. Kenneth
and Melvin Wade. Friends may call
At the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral
Home. l3l 18th st. sc. Notice Of
funeral later.
WALKING, CALVIN C. Suddenly or
VVi vim 9 wxR isTRs' Of + 4 1877 Lewis Levi,
OF Lille M. Walking. brother Of
Mary Mace: Friends may call at the
Robert 4. MattinGly Funeral Home
day, where services viii be held or
Tuesday. September IS. at 2 pm
Relatives and friends invited. Inter.
ment Washington National Gene
terry. IA
day, se ggt,1nnrcjI,i. 1859, dEoNAR[
ne, beloved husband Of Alice Il
Washington. father Of Phyllis "
Jones, son Of John and Laura Wash.
ington, brother Of Mrs. Ruth T
Steptoe and John "; and Paul r
Annie Tiliman' Mrs Annie Luca'
and Mrs Lonzena Berry; Also sur
viving are granddaughter. othei
relatives and many friends. After
pm. Monday friends are invited Il
sIo at oh he 5. Mcguire F EnnsTi II Hons g.
Luke's Episcopal Church. 18th anc
September nItfnb IS Is at f'T Ii am Intefmsn
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. IA
WHITFIELD, JAMES, sr. on Saturday
september IL, 1859, JAMES WHIT
devoted Husband OF Of Nellie Whitfield
beloved father Of Mrs. Elaine
Thomas, Curtis Lee and James Whit
field. Jr. He also leaves to mourn
their loss four sisters, Mrs. Rho
della Jackson Of washington, d. G..
Mrs. Leola Strong OF New York
Leonora Raspberry Of Kinston. N. C..
four brothers, William Whitfield o
Kinston. N c.: Willie, Joseph anC
Archie Whitefield OF Washington
D. c.: one granddaughter. other rel
atives and many friends. Remain
resting at the John T Rhines g. Co
Funeral Home. 3015 18th st ne.
where friends may call after 4 pm
Tuesday. September 81 and wher,
funeral services will be held Wednes
day, September IS, at ! pm, thu
Rev John II Chase officiating In
terment Carver Memorial Park II
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BURCH, JAMES JEROME. on satur.

day, September Il, 1858. 81 bis
ROME BURcH. Beloved HUSBAND Of
Florence C. Burch; father Of Betty
J. Fowler and brother Of Marguerite
Funeral from the Simmons Bros Fu-
neral Home. 1851 Good Hope I'd
s.e., Tuesday. September Is. at Sis
am parking facilities. thence to
St Johns Catholic Church, Clinton,
Nd. where mass will be offered at
2 Am. for the repose Of his soul
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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BRIDGES, CURTIS tnee EDWARD saun

dersl. On Friday, September II
1859 at VA Hospital. Hampton, Va.
CURTIS BRIDGES, beloved husband
Of Sara Saunders, brother OF Mrs.
Alice Ghassavay. He is also survived
by a nephew. Augustus Saunders, ST
. great-nephew. Augustus Saunders,
3r., a niece. Sylvia SAUNDERS; other
Tuesday. september Is. friends are
invited to call at the William Span
gler Funeral Home. SEA Sth st. ne,
where services will be held Wednes-
day, September 10, at IL noon. In
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MORRIS, MARGARET BROOKMAN

WALL. on Sunday. September 10.
1883, at her residence, 7409 Upshur
s,Rs sell NnSde.pr Ayattsyille; Md i
WALL MORRIS. wife OF the late
George w Morris. mother CT Emily
W. Initial NJ. and Cedric O. Nor
riS. grandmother OF Mary Margaret
and Elizabeth Anne Morris Private
Wednesday, September 10. at . pm.
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery Is
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BIRCH: HELEN VIRGINIA. On Sunday

September IS, 1853, HELEN v
BIRCH beloved wife of the late
william II. Birch, mother Of Minnie
B Raum, grandmother OF William
H Raum: also three great-grand-
children Funeral from the w W.
Deal Funeral Home, 4Sl2 Georgia
ave. NV, on Wednesday, September
10, at IL am. lnterment. Cedar Hill
Cemetery Is
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MARY Z. OfncerS and men,
bers Of Unity Chapter No.
liz, O.E.S.. Camp Springs,
Nd, are hereby notified to
assemble at Simmons Fu-
neral Home. 1851 Good
Hope I'd. sc. on Monday,
September IA, at 500
the purpose Of conducting
for our late sister, MARY
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BRoADsIREET: REBECcA; On sasgr-

f sS6i S6sfRss1 q 1893 1899 " FE 81
friend Of Mrs. Louise Holmes, Mr..
William OUTLAW, Mrs. Martha Rice,
Mrs. Elizabeth Matlock. Many other
friends also survive After pm.
Monday. September IA. friends are
invited to call at the late residence,
1909 w st. NV Funeral services
Tuesday. September Is. at pm. At
the Trinity Religious Temple, 202i
18th St NV, Bishop Jesse Royal
offlciating. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by J r.
Cameron a. Sons, Gil K st. NV.
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HOFFHElNS, ALICE s. On Saturday
September II. 1853, at Easton. Nd.
liam Z. Hoffheins. mother Of Fran
els Hoffheins Of Washington, D. c..
sister of Mrs Virginia Rauch, OIL
Easton. Nd. Services Tuesday Sep.
TENDER Is, at pm. DsTl a
Koselschatz & CofIman Funera
ment Green Hill Cemetery, Martins.
burg. W. Va.
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CHRISTIAN. AUGUST, Of washlngton

OHhIsIIANI, AUGUST, Of WashIngton,
p. G., on. September. 10, 1859, hus-
Mrs. Anna Rosa Fleece Mrs. Elsie
A. Martin, Bernard. Anthony and
Orlando J Christiani. Prayers at
Chambers, Funeral Home. SIT 18th
St. Sc. Thursday, September II. at
Church, l4th and E. CAPITOL sts.
e. Q am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery IL
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Of Washington, b. C.. on September
t = lsSe husband Of An WsnSa
Frederick and Judy L, Wilson; broth
er OF Mrs. Helen Barbour, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Zorro, Mrs. Elizabeth villa
nueva, Paul and T W. Frederick.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home.
517 18th st sc. on Wednesday,
September 10, at IL am. Interment
Washington National Cemetery Is
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Thursday, September 10, 1859, a
S RssF AN sse ARP NHsPst1 as. sAs
BELOVED dauehter Of Col James Z
and ssrsh B Carpenter of 1922
North Buchanan st.. Arlington, Va;
sister Of Nancy and Jimmy car
penter. jr., Of the home address
Eriends, may call at the .Arlingto
drive. Arlington. Va, after 10 a m
Sunday. September 13, until 1870
pm Tuesday September Is: thence
TO Fort Myer Chapel, where sery.
ices will be held at 3 pm. In.
terment Arlington National Gene.
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GILLISS, MYRTLE. on Sunday, Sep
TENDER IS. 1859; Myrtle oiLLIss
liss Of Rockville, Nd; Mrs. Dorse,
Richardson OF Miami, Fla.: Mrs
Florence Perry OF Washington. d. C..
Randall B. Gilliss Of Alliance, Ohio
John Scott Gilliss of CORTLAND, Ohio
and Harry NJ. GilliSs Of TowSon, Md
Friends are invited to call at the
Colonial Funeral Home of Robert A
Pumphrey Rockville, Nd, where
services will be held on Wednesday,
September 10. at 2:30 pm. Inter
fnent Rockville Cemetery Is
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KIERNAN, JEANNE v. On Friday, Sep
D is@e! JANN NV k eERSyidsnf S. aNs
wife Of the late Joseph D. Herman,
nsS Mrs. f Louise Il H GiiI.ior, Ki snd
Bernard P. Herman, sister Of, Adrian
Pellenc OF New York City, Also sur
yiytng are seven grandchildren Mrs
Herman rests at w X. Huntemann
ave- son wssr. HSme S7SG psoFs s
on Tuesday, September is At $40
am. REQUIEM mass at Nativity
Church at 10 am, Relatives and
friends invited to attend Interment
may visit with the family on Sum
day and Monday. between pm.
and 10 pm. parking facilitieO. IA
KRENER, MARIE L. On Sunday, Sep
TENDER -, 1853. MARIE L. KRENER
daughter Of the late Charles II and
the late Julia c. Krener and sister
Of Anna G. and Charles R. Krener;
Funeral from the DeVol Funeral
Wednesday. September 10, at 9:30
am. thence to the Church Of the
Annunciation. both and Massachu-
sets ave. NV; where requiem mass
viii be offered ct 10 am. Friends
ROCK creek Cemetery. Is
LOMAN. KATHERINE B. On Sunday
sfRt'm sHrH IL isS9 e. s sosMlfZ H0 81
2Sl3 Mckinley place NV, beloved
wife Of William M. Loman. mother
Of Edward Loman Of Washington.
D. C., 1t lg, Robert c.. Loman,
USN, in the Orient, sister OF Stephen
J. Buynitzky, Albert w. Buynitzky,
John Buynitzky and Mrs. Margaret
B. Axtell, grandmother OF Michael
e LOman. Services at the 8 II
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l l4th
st. NV. on Wednesday, September
10. at II am parking facilitiesl
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Ia
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JOHNSON, WILLIAM z. (BILL) sud

1869. william Z. tsiLLJ JOHN:
son Of 25s 18TH st. Sc. husband
stepfather. Of Clarence Z. Mcclure
Barnes SHd Mrs. Dorothy S: ' 4. Proc G
tor, He also Is survived By .
nephew, Joseph H. Hicks, and other
be viewed after 2 pm. Monday,
September IA, ct the Barnes a.
Matthews Funeral Home, 36i9 l4th
St NV, Oath st. at Spring I'd. },
where funeral services will be held
on Tuesday, September is, at II 30
an. the Rev. r. H. Johnson Of
Relating Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. "a
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BURKE, THOMAS n. On Saturday
s sosp THOMAS IL sS E sR AkElin g
Woodlawn. la. Alexandria. Va. be-
loved husband OF Lucille T. Burke
and father Of Geraldine whiting
Jscqueline A. Ratlifi. Thomas A.,
Patrick J. and Kathleen E Burke
AIS, 1St. 'q " oSio BY .,S sister, dMsTy
dren. Friends may cali at the Rob
ert J. Murphy Funeral Home, 1924
Columbia pike parking in rearl, Ar
lington. Va. between 3 and 5 and
and 9 pm There will be a recita-
TUESDAY. September IA. Requiem
mass will be offered at 10 am. on
"wednesday, September Is. at St
Louis Catholic Church, 0roveton, Va
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. IA
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Dratha

urday. September IL. 1903, 81
eessfREEs'GSSoSw gHv'T sHkN HEs SU DR
husband OF Edna Youngs Barnes
father Of Pamela Lynn, Diane, Roddy
and Sarah Frances Barnes son Of
Mrs, Bower Barnes OF Houston, Tex.
brother OF Addison L. and Joe Roddy
Barnes: nephew Of Earl H Barnes
Episcopal Church. 1855 Foxhall I'd
NV. Wednesday. September is, al
l0:45 am, Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. In Ecu Of flowers
contributions may be made to the
81. Patrick's Memorial Fund or a
fayorite charity Ik
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Der Il. 1853, Al ne DISTINCT ctv Cen
eral Hospital. LLOYD HARRIS of
voted husband Of Elia Harris n beloved
father OF Mrs Elizabeth Harrison,
Mrs. Hazel oieeton. Henderson Har-
ris Of Washington D. c.. Phillip.
Lawrence, Thomas and Clarence
leaves to mourn their loss fonT
grandchildren. other relatives and
many friends, Remains resting at
the John T Rhines & Co Funeral
Home. .3015 18th st. ne Notice OF
funeral later.
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S 81 coz sSP hi E EsFs s ss;s BS:
U. 8 A. retired, Of 322S Cleve-
land ave NV, beloved husband OF
Mabel T Rhoades and father Of
William Taylor RhoadeS and John p.
Rhoades. Friends may call at GaW-
lers Chapel. 1885 Pa. ave. NV.
Services will be held at the Walter
Reed Memorial Chapel on Tuesday,
September l5, at 10 AN. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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sSturdsy' septembsr IlsI iasei D ~
DELBERT NJ. BERdENsTAL Of sos
Chandler St, Bethesda, Md, beloved
husband Of Alice L Bergenstal, ia.
ther Of Karl W. and Richard NJ
BergenStal. son NJ mr.. Karl " Ber-
senstsl and brother Of Mrs. Helen
Friends are invited to call at the
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Rob.
ert A. Pumphrev Bethesda, Md
where services will be held at $3.50
an. Wednesday, September 10, 1889
terry (Siloam Springs, Ark, papers,
please copy
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STEVENS, MARY Z. On Saturday. Sep
TENDER u, 1859. at Casualty Hospi,
VII. NTH y Harvey steSen 1se D %otSeI
OF Mrs. Edith s. Wright; sister OF
Harry Dennison and grandmother
OF Karen and Jane Wright. Funeral
services at the Simmons Bros Fu-
neral Home. 1851 Good Hope I'd
Sc. Tuesday. September Is at l
pm. parking facilitiesl. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Monday scPtem6er Il, i iS5S, a. hi II
residence. 46l2 Fessenden st. NV,
Husband husband" of Alma z SEC st. Clair f'T AND
father OF Mary Ann 5teeee. brother
OF Mrs. Merle Moreland. Mrs. Evelyn
MCGUIRE. Miss Julia Young, Richard
B Young and Dallas Young. Also
surviving are three grandchildren
Funeral Home. 5l03 Wisconsin ave
NV, where services will be held
Wednesday, September 10. at pm
lnterment Arlington National Gem.
etery is
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suddenly. on wednesday, september
.. 1859. after a brief illness, Mr..
JOSEPH A. GLASS Of 624 Rock
Greek Church 70. He is survived
four sisters, seveTaI nieces ana
nephews, other relatives and many
friends. Remains may be viewed
after = pm, Tuesday, September is,
at the Hall Bros. Funeral Home.
PES Vii Tih he held Wednssday. Sen
TENDER is. at pm. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. is
, 1959-05-13
LEGISLATIVE RECORD Continued


tionally would provide that non-taxable subsidies on new
businesses and on hotels would be computed solely on in
come earned within the Virgin Islands.
AS the memberspf the Legislature know, our indus
trial incentive program has been under attack by the
United States Treasury Department for some consider
able time on the basis Of the Treasury's thinking that III
income earned in continental United States might IN some
devious way be channelled into the base for a subsidy
grant in the Virgin Islands, and ~ subsidies on transac-
lions in securities might be improperly used to evade the
income tax laws of the United States.
AS the members Of the Legislature also are aware,
there has now been introduced in Congress a bill (HR
554D which would fully and completely abolish our indus
trial incentive program. This would have chaotic effects
on our program to improve the economy of the Virgin Is
lands. | believe that the fear of possible evasion Of the
federal income tax laws, explained in the preceding para
graph, is largely responsible for the introduction Of this
bill ! believe, too, that we can be successfuld in our eff
forts to induce the Congress not to abolish our industrial
incentive program If we would Immediately strengthen
our local law SO as to remove the slightest possibility that
they can either be construed or administered to induce
evasion OF the federal income tax laws.
ITO be continued
, 1959-05-13
R1E6Rz1AlaR6aRe
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] Mahogany dining set with six
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glass, assorted sizes
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! Cadillac 4-Door Sedan Very
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These items can be seen at:
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at any time or contact:
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, 1959-05-13
ROGER BALDWIN

it and we sound out Interior.
As to town government, we
can send you a draft Of a bill
any time you want it, but it
will require considerable
working over BY your attor-
neys. After it is agreed upon
! think we can get Interior to
support whatever the Islands
desire
, 1959-05-13
PUBLIC NOTICE

The Legislature Of the Viz
gin Islands will convene in
the Committee Of the Whole
en- TUESDAY, MAY u, 1859,
at $50 o'clock, pm, in its
Chambers at the Capitol,
SAINT THOMAS, Virgin Is
lands; and, on THURSDAY,
MAY "A, 1859, at $50 o'clock,
p. M, in the Chambers of the
former Municipal Council Of
Saint Croix, Government
House, SAINT CROIx, for
the purpose Of receiving in
formation, suggestions andlor
other data on the following
legislative proposals:
(a) BILL No. 855 ! TO Pro
vide Compulsory Automobile
Liability Insurance, to Create
a Fund for such Purposes, and
for other Purposes.
lb) BILL No. 1884 To Fur
ther Insure Public Safety in
Vehicular Traffic and for other
Purposes.
Persons DESTROYS Of coming
before the Committee to dis
cuss these bills are asked to
register with the Office Of the
Legislature OH the island OF
their residence before noon of
the day Of the hearing.
Copies Of the proposals may
be obtained from the Offices of
the Legislature.
Dated:
Wednesday, May s. 1859.
WALTER /. N. D
President
11-13-14
, 1959-05-13
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Universal Pictures presents
MIGHT PASSAGE"

James Stewart, Audie Murphy,
Dan Duryea, Dianne Foster
and Elaine Stewart
This is the great saga Of the
McLaine Brothers blood-feud.
And the night their trails crossed
when the savage force Of their
fury famed out across the land!
LATEST NEWS
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-10-10
Garner Will PLAY
Misty AT Carnegie

NEW YORK. - Enroll Garner
rates as one of the few jazz art
lists to witness one of his instru-
mental hit tunes become a song nit
five years later. When he plays
his first full length Carnegie Hall
concert on Friday evening. October
16, the song Misty" which ne
wrote, will be featured on the pro-
gram.
Now currently rising to the top
of the nations hit parade in rec
ords done by Johnny Mathis and
Sarah Vaughan, Misty" is going
through a rebirth. In Mathis new
Columbia album, the song proved
SC popular that it was released as
a single. Sarah's version is on
Mercury.
The only popular, and creative,
Jazz performer in S. Hurok's stable
of world famed artists, Garner
has performed before at the famed
Carnegie Hall, but always as a
part Of a Jazz concert. Since he
came under Hurok's booking a
year ago he has played the sum-
mer tent circuit, engagements that
are new to the pop music field,
as we'll as all the major indoor
concert halls in North America.
Garner is the only solo jazz vir-
tuoso to win acceptance by all
types of music audiences from
Jazz to longhair.
/ Completely elf-taught, Garner
has won many coveted prizes for
his keyboard artistry that is taste
full, original and colorful. A mem
Der Of ASCAP (the songWritiag
fraternity he has more than 100
compositions to his credit and since
misty" became a vocal hit he in
tends putting lyrics to many of
his more popular instrumentals.
His appearance at the 57th
Street palace will be his only one
in New York for the remainder of
the year as he continues his ex-
tensive music hall tours that will
take him from cOast-tO-cOast.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-10-10
Ready To Start
Work0n Negro
Golf Course n ere

Work is ready to begin on the
new Negro golf course in north
west Jackson.
City Council was told today that
purchases of land have been COM
pleted and the new golf course
should be completed before next
spring.
The nine-hole golf course will be
located near the new Brinkley
Junior Senior High School in the
Livingston Road-Northside Drive
area.
Director of Parks and Recrea-
ton George Hurts said the city
has just completed negotiations for
purchasing a large parcel of prop
erty from Christ College.
The city will pay 100000 to
Christ College, he said.
The new golf course and park
will consist Of rs acres.
Acreage Divided
The acreage will be divided
thusly: Sig for the golf course;
so for a wooded park area; 1873
for playground; and 20 for q
new street.
About $4,000 will be used for
greens, fairways and other facil-
tiles. City crews will grade the
golf course.
Ultimate plans call for COM
munity house and a swimming
pool to be built at the park and
golf course.
City Council also voted to ac-
quire easements to straighten and
widen a drainage ditch from Bel
vedere to Colonial Drive.
The correction of the drainage
/ problem is estimated to cost more
than $4,000.
Commissioner Tom Marshall
amended an order transferring
, Mrs. Billie Dunn in order to add
that she was allegedly "discour-
teous" when she was office man.
ager of the Water Department.
/ Mrs. Dunn is now an assistant
to City Clerk Annie Skinner. Mrs.
: Dunn, who said she was trans
ferred for political reasons, in
tends to contest the job change
before the Civil Service Board.
Patronize Our Advertisers
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-10-10
TAYLORSvILLE
news

The Shady Oak M. B. Church
Sunday School opened at 10 O'Clock
am. Sunday, Oct. a, 1859, viii
the School Supt., Mr.. J. V. Posey
The first lesson for October was
carrying on the Work of Jesus,
Acts :6-8-12-14. 1t was a wonder
full lesson. Each teacher was at
his best. Enrolment of 1853. Mr.. j.
V. Posey, Supt., Mr.. Albert Posey.
Assistant Supt., Mrs. Ardelia Ruth
Barnes, Secretary, and Rev. |. L.
Lenyoun, Pastor.
Mrs. Laura Moffett left the city
on Sunday, October 4th for Gulf
port, Miss, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. A. Barnes. We hope her a
nice trip, and safe return back
home.
Rev. J. d. Davis, 418 East End
Street Laurel, Miss, visited in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dixon
on Friday, October 2, 1859. We
enjoyed him very much. His phone
number is 5000, Laurel, Miss.
Mr.. James Dixon, 745 Nixaa
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-10-10

BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF-Mrs. Shirley Ordiway of James
Vile New York receives check for $4,000 from Art Link
the Senior Division of Pills
buys National Bake OFF the Beverly Hilton Hotel
Her contest Lemon Cloud Pie which she baked in
hotels Ballroom along with hundred other
100000 prize General Electric
Each the 80 senior and twenty junior contestants who
paid
Hills the General Electric mixer used during
the competition Mrs Ordiway started with basic lemon pie
variations
wife Ordway electrician the
Valerie g. Paul Gloria She
has moderately large recipe collection including complete set
Pllsbury National recipes She
beautifully and also enjoys ketchng and designing would like
combine clothes OrdiWay
PTA Ladies Circle of the SOuthWOOd
Church part of her money her
will the for her chdrenS education.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-10-10
SOCIETY SLAMTS

Members of the Jackson Private
Club held their monthly meeting
Sunday evening in the home of
Mrs. Johnnie Parker, 1928 Pros
perity Street. The chaplain, Mrs.
Louvenia Williams, had charge of
the devotion service, and the pres
ident, J! d. Anderson, conducted
the business session.
Highlighting the meeting were
the welcome given to Mrs. Velma
Parker as a new member of the
club, and the honor the president
was given on his birthday.
During the meeting it was de-
cided that the members would be-
gin discussing plans for the season
when the group gathered next in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dam
peer Thornton.
During the social hour, the host
ess treated the members with
barbecued chicken dinners and
chilled drinks.
Visitors enjoying the evening
were Mrs. Willie Mae Sims, Mr..
and Mrs. Dayton Kendrick, Mrs.
Leer Lapraze, from Texas; and
Miss Willie E. Hobson.
Members attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Newman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dampeer Thornton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Horne, Mrs. Matte H. Ma
son, Mrs. Louvenia Williams, Mrs.
Ruth L. Moore, Mrs. Johnnie Park
er, billiard Dale and NJ. c. Cal
houn.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-10-10
kosciusko News

Sunday school at First Baptist
Church was we'll attended. The
officers were elected for the next
year, and more teachers were add
ed to our old staff, which was a
step forward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nathaniel
Jackson are the proud parents of
a fine boy, born September 22nd
in the Mentfort Jones Hospital.
Weight 8 lbs. and 10 c., name
Robert Earl Jackson, R. E. for
short.
Mrs. Mary Mallett, Mrs. Alma
Ousley, Mrs. Alberta Bridges and
Dea Gordon Sails are still on the
sick list. Deal Sails is On the
critical list.
We were happy to see James
Walter Byrne at Sunday School
last Sunday. Bayne is very
promising young boy in the re-
ligious and social activities.