Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-06-06
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NEWS

In spite Of the down-pour Of
rain which fell throughout the day,
there was a large attendance at
the ministers Deacons and Lay
mems Institute" which was held
Sunday, May 31st at the First Bap-
fist Church, Rev. r. c. Ingram,
Pastor. The topic: what Is
Blaspheme Against The Holy
Ghost?" was beautifully explain
ed. Rev. r. T. McLuarn, Pastor Of
Mt. Olive Church and Teacher Of
Ministers in the Institute deliver
ed a soul-stirring message during
the morning session. Rev. R. c..
Sails, assisted by Rev. Washing
ton, brought q heart-burning mes
sage during the afternoon session.
Mrs. Mary B. Brooks conducted a
spicy local program. Deacon Os-
car Roby, teacher Of Deacons Class
is a live wire in all religious ac-
tivities. The good ladies of the
church served a real enjoyable
dinner.
The Marble Rock M. B. Church
of which Mrs. Mary E. Carr is an
active and efficient leader and Rev.
S. L. Brown is pastor, is the place
of the next meeting of the Insti-
tute on the next Fifth Sunday.
The funeral of Mrs. Maudie Lee
Moore Bouler was held Wednesday
May 81, at 2:30 pm. at the First
Baptist Church, Rev. R. C. Ingram,
Pastor. The service consisted of:
Song "What A Friend we Have
in Jesus" (Choir) Scripture, H. Y.
Ash, prayer, Rev. J. A. Carr. Song
(Choir) "God Will Take Care of
You" Remarks, Mrs. Mary C.
Walker, Miss GENEVA Allen. Mu-
sic, Upton Street High School,
Acknowledgement of Coincidence,
Mrs. Mable Lowery, Obituary, Mrs.
Myrtle Cooper. Eulogy, Rev. R.
c. Ingram. Solo, Mrs. Ella L.
Smith.
Out of town relatives who at
tended the funeral were: the hus-
band, Mr.. Julius C. Bouler, his sis
ter, Mrs. Juanita Stevens of To-
ledo, Ohio, brother, Mr.. Walter
Moore, Jr. and family of Detroit,
Michigan, 8 uncles, Mr.. J. D. Moore
and Mr.. Pettis Moore of Tampa,
Fla. and Mr.. Ben Moore of st.
Petersburg, Fla.
"Peace will come to us when we
shall see Maudie Lee, face to face"
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Micou en-
tertained as guest in their lovely
home on Saturday evening, May
Both charming group of friends
and relatives. They were Mr.. and
Mrs. George WEIGH and their two
lovely children, Mr.. Barney WEIGH,
and Mr.. Floyd WEIGH. All of Los
Angeles, California. Mr.. George
WEIGH is a nephew of Mrs. Ardella
Mucous. Their short stay was very
enjoyable. Mrs. Micou's son James
Otis and Mr.. and Mrs. Philmon
Seal visited her Sunday May 31st.
They are from Decatur.
We were happy to see Freddie
Smith home on the weekend, visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Smith of the city. Freddie is
attending College at "Rust."
The Play Campus of this town
will open Monday, June 1st. It's
called "The Play Ground" by the
children. A host of children is
suppose to attend each day thru
out the summer. The children are
cordially invited to attend, and
an after thought, children please
bring your incest manners and best
behavior, and don't fail to use
them. Miss. Genevie Allen and Mrs.
Louise Catchings will be two of
the supervisors.
Mr.. Nathaniel Kenny has return
ed after very busy year of teach
ing. He was one of the many
teachers at the fernando Central
High School of fernando, Missis-
sippi. He is also a graduate of
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