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TIONAL FRANCHISE REPORTS
333 N Michigan. Chicago /.
Gas As sdATI9N IliTI,N and ,!.. natiOnalbly s.lb
$1,000 monthly income On lot
2l0x365. Excel. Prince Georges
loe on busy hwy RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-1193.
GIFT SHOP, Va. shop. ctr; over
$4,000 net VI, ideal for man or
woman; 9-6 pm. DI. 10000.
GROCERY STORE for sale, incl
stock and fixtures. so Rhode Island
ave. ne. AID. 4-9752.
GROCERY AND MEAT; nearby
Nd; small down payment. Cali
Monday. RE. 5-7603.
GROCERY-BAR-Estab. 81 years
St. Mary's Co. Nd; gross $1,000
license. Mse.' a. 81 -fddg0H 90 bidgo ist tufr 4
fully equipped super market, post
once: 2nd d. , bars. ] apt: legal
slots; also incl garage, 6-rm
frame house, acres Of land. To
settle estate inmed. possession: /:
$4,000. THOMPSON STORE.
Maddox, Nd. CIR. 5-2094.
GROCERY WANTED, 50 900 wk. or
over $4,000 vk for : partners.
Have suest cash. HA 2-3466.
GROCERY AND VARIETY-Capitol
Hill; quick sale: best reas. cash
offer will be accepted. Ii. 3-9460.
GROCERY. Va, for rent. All equip
ped. Just stock and operate; SlOO
mo. GIBRALTAR, DI. 1-650O.
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DICkERSON-2S6 acres suitable
for grain and grazing; SO-head
COW barn. lovely 9-rm. farmhouse
necessary farm buildings, 3 lge
a perfect view Of Sugar Loai
Mountain: $4,000. MANOVTLI
REALTY CORP. REALTORS, 10
4-S440.
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DAhNESIUWN, MD.-Scenic 7C
acres. and secluded rambler with
bedrmS., baths, den, liv. rm
with wonderful view. = stone FIRE
places, sep. din. rm.. large base
ment: good financing. Open To
oIier; BARBARA @. ROSS, Broker
WI. S-9l6l.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

REAL ESTATE BROKER CEstab.
insneoD. white. desires once space,
n.Sy reyeI EGlk.in ofi street; on Ken
nay nedyy ST or Sa; ave. above Ken
neoy. HA. $4,000, RA. 3-2S79.
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UAINESVILLE-65 acres of past
ture, modern 3-bedrm. raniblS,
large stream. other buildings: .,
mi. from Fairfax: S25,OO0, 81 60
cash; FAIRFAX REALTY, CR. 3
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FAIRFAX-5 beautiful acres. lake,
charming new 3-bedrm., 2h-bath
rambler; rec. rm. with stone fire-
place. additional acreage avail
able: S26,500. FAIRFAX REAL
TY. CIR. 3-24O1,
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
Ridge Mountains; $3.50 acres. iS4
In soil bank, balance in blue grass
pasture tields and woods, On bor-
DER Madison and Rappahannock
Counties, Vtrsinia. has streams
originating IN Shenandoah Ma
tional Park: view of Old Rag
Mountain: A true Virginia home-
stead. built in 1S43: main dwell
ing has z rooms and bath "A
bedrooms), stone basement, 5 fire-
places: walk bordered each side
With very old English boxwood.
Also 5-room cottage and q tenant
mouse, barns; feed: 72 head OF
SAttle' post once. general store,
Earm bureau agency l mile; school
ous' mail and newspaper deliveries
~ roar entrance: IL miles to
county seat. . hours drive from
EveniSEs EEashiiastops RM PIssi PPrfssi $3.50 ssTe.
WAITE, Realtor, MA a-Oz62
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(coNTIkUEpl

SILVER SPRING-"centraIly Lo-
Gated" to 10000 50. It. B&O
siding avail: as low as oUc q 50
IT., hR. PRAII. JU. S-7UJO.
STORAGE SPACE OK GARAGE
LEp.o..- 0,OOU H., Wlll ACCOMMODATE
20 autos. / BLOCK from Union sta
ton. Immeo. occupancy. LU.
s. OAK. AND KENNEDY ST. NE.
NEW rI1EE hOUk
COMMERCIAL BLDGS.
COMBINING EXCELLENT WAR;
HOUSE SPACE With FINlShED
OFFICES AND SHOWROOM. one
story bldss. in units Of 1890
sq: A.. =. ,J,UJO So. A.; 3O-ls.
ceiling heisht, paved off-street
parklng, tailgate loading: suitable
nght manufacturing.
CAr'RIIZ
1879 Eye st. NV. DI. 7-9OsO
2-s1OkY BKILA BLDG, Iox.3,
near 6I2 mo st. NV. r. a
DuNNE CO., no. 1000.
10000 SO. FT. industrial = noorS;
nre-: listing BLDG, neaVy-loao
loaoln dock. On B&O siding, m
mediate occupancy, located S.w. OF
Bennlng anG Hinn. ave. ne. u, c
For insyectlon. eal MA, 2-l433.
6iO3 CHILLUM PL. N.W.-5, 600.
sd.-ft. new warehouse with 500
So once, air coma. 12-ft. clear
ceiling: 2 lavatories; pvt. parking
loadlDg Iacillties:. excel. site near
.AanSas ave. and Blair ru, NV
Reasonable rental. Call MIR
WEISS, EA. J-534U. JU. SCI ot5j
or ~. 5-Io4U.
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CORNER GROCERY

Mixed trade. Beautiful large apt.
Reasonable rent Priced unusually
low at $4,000 complete. with large
stock. $4,000 down. Exclusive.
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FARMS

A Place to Relax!
Large lawn with 10 It. wide trout
stream, picnic table and barbecue;
sooo hunting; near National For
est; eoSy 5-rm. dwelling. Bath.
running water, built-in elec oven
hot water heater and oil heatsT'
sheds; over Sh acres. Almost
az tiIlable. Less than 10 minis. IL
town. Underpriced at S5,50O. j. W,
ANDERSON. STROUT REALTY
Eiveryiew. Swoope. Va. Near
StaunIon, va Bargain Lists
AREA WARRENT0N, va, 625 acres
Win modern house, beaut. shrub
berry; ample water. good fences.
l76 head stock; ample machry.,
hay, feed etc. Sl55.OOO COM
PLEIE. MR.. OLSON, Broker, WO.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
Combine Plays in Two Suits

take a winning finesse you will
make your contract.
Even Chance
Each finesse is an even
chance, and each is as good as
the other. If you had to stake
the contract entirely on one
finesse or the other. you'd have
very little reason to choose be-
tween them. Fortunately, you
don't have to rely entirely on a
finesse. You can combine a play
for a drop in one suit with a
f1nesse IN the other suit.
Lead out the ace and king of
clubs. You don't expect the
queen to drop, but there's about
one chance in three it will.
If the queen drops, run the
clubs and take your nine tricks
without illnesses. If the queen of
clubs fails to drop, try the dia-
mond fineSse.
At worst you will still have a
fineSse and at best you won't
need it.
Perhaps you may wonder
why it isn't as good to begin
with the ace of diamonds in
the hope of dropping the king
II it fails to drop. you can fall
back on a club finesse.
This would be better than
trying a fineSse first. The
chance of dropping the king OF
diamonds on the first diamond
is not, however, as great as the
chance of dropping the queer
of clubs on the first or second
round of the suit.
The right choice is not abso.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Question: In our readings
our class came across the
words best man" - as in a
wedding. Our teacher thinks
the first word in this phrase
comes from the letters I have
capitalized in the phrase 8
rides ES cor T. Since none
of us is really sure of the
authenticity of this state
ment, would you please clarity
the origin of the phrase. -
Joseph Zablotney, Waterbury,
Conn.
Answer: Your teacher ce-
serves credit for ingenuity but
the idea that best" in this
phrase comes from elements
of brides escort" is pretty
wide of the mark. Actually the
phrase is of Scottish origin end
goes back many centuries to
the times when a prospective
groom simply kidnapped the
woman of his choice and car
ried her away with him.
Such a venture required
courage and audacity as well
as a good deal of manpower.
So the groom selected the
braveSt of his friends to ac-
company him. They were
known as "groomSmen" - a
term still used in some parts
OF the country to describe
uShers at a wedding. The
closest and most valiant of the
bridegroom's associates be-
came known as the "best man."
Similarly the bridesmaids
were originally the closest
friends of the bride, the ones
who helped or pretended to
help the bride defend herself
against her abductorS. Thus
the customs of a savage and
primitive society are echoed
in the names used today for
the participants in this most
formal and civilized of cere-
monies, the church wedding.
Question: Some wears AGO
there was a play named
Bell, Book and Candle" The
phrase cropped up again in
my reading today-but 1 have
been unable to determine its
origin or meaning. Please ad-
vise.-L. c., Milwaukee.
Answer: Bell, Book and
Candle" refers to solemn
form of accommodation from
the Roman Catholic Church.
When the sentence denying
further participation in the
Sacraments or rituals of the
church is pronounced, a bell
is rung, the book is closed and
a candle extinguished - this
last to symbolic tile spiritual
darkness in which the person
who is sentenced must abide in
the future.
Evening star., 1960-04-07

Do you want to vote in the
District primary election May
3? You must register before
you can vote. Registration
is conducted from $3.50 am.
to 4:30 pm. Monday through
Friday and from 9 am. to
4 pm. on Saturdays in
Room 8 of the District Build
ing, Fourteenth and E streets
NV. Deadline for registra-
tiOn is April 18.
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What do you say?
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UNCLE CHARLIE
THE BERRYs
MRS. FITZ'S FLATS
HI AND LOIS
By ALFRED SHEINWOLD

BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD
When your contract depends
on a finesse you must usually
put your luck to the test. Life
is harder when you must choose
between one finesSe and an
other. You will still need the
luck, but you must first exer-
else some judgment.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
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WEST EAST
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SOUTH
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South West North East
- Pass 10 Pass
SNT All Pass
Opening lead: -Four of spades.
If you'd rather be in five
clubs or five diamonds than
three no-trump. I'll agree with
you. AS luck would have it. how
ever, your contract is three no.
trump. Make the best of it.
West opens a spade. and you
take the ace sooner or later
Now you must choose between
a club finesSe and a diamond
finesse. If you take a losing
f1nesse, you go down; if you
Evening star., 1960-04-07
Daily Question

Partner opens with one club,
and the next player passes. You
hold:
Evening star., 1960-04-07
BY Peter Loinq
BY Carl Grubert
BY WoIt Disney

lutely guaranteed to succeed,
but it does give you the best
chance.
Evening star., 1960-04-07

Answer: Bid one heart. Show
the cheaper four-card suit. If
partner has a fit, he can raise.
If he lacks fit, he can bid
spades cheaply.
tcopyright, 1860, Gen. Features Corp)
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

ming. Prayer meeting with
the officers in charge. All Of
ficerS are urged to be pres
ent. $50 p. M, Friday even
ing, Junior Choir rehearsal,
Sis. Mary Ellie, President,
Sis. Evelyn Thomas, pianist.
Sunday, August IA, the Shawl
Southernaires of Jackson, will
render a program at the Mt.
M. B. Church, sponsored by
Sis. Dorothy McGlory. Pas
tor, T. II. Turner. Time. Time
7:30. Admission, adult 35c;
children Csc. Joyce Ellie, re-
porter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

BRIGHT MORNING STAR
NJ. B. Church News. Rev. S.
S. lines, pastor. Sunday school
at $50 a. m, Monday, 5: p.
M, Junior Choir rehearsal.
s: p. m, Senior Choir rehearS-
al. Wednesday, 6: p. M, Mis-
sionary Society. August Is de
votional subject: "Jesus Tells
the Christian to abide In Me. "
Scripture, John 15:1-4. Topic,
What viii we do with the
Freedom we have?" Scripture
lst Corinthians 1921, %, %.
Special notice to all of our
church members: This is not
a Fraternal Society. This Mis-
sionary Society is for saving
sinners, for bringing members
back to the church who have
strayed away. Therefore come
and let us fellowship togeth-
Z: p. M, weekly Prayer meet
ing. Please attend. Thursday
z: p. M, Christian Home Sos
iety No. 10, Sister Lucy A.
Ware, president. Sunday, Au-
gust IA, 1860, 7: p. m. A Spe-
cial group of Spiritual Sing
ers from Hollandale, Miss,
Miss, will render a Musical
program to benefit the Junior
Choir, Sis. Rosetta Cant, spon-
sor. Admission Csc. The pub
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13
LOCAL AND
SOCIAL NEWS

THE MEMBERS of the AL
pha Omega Club of Mt. Hero
den Church are sponsoring a
Musical Patio Tea on the End
Sunday in August from 5 UNI
til 8 p. m. Special numbers
will be rendered every half
hour for your entertainment.
Each member of the club is
hoping to share this evening
of pleasure with you. Please
attend.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

ST. LUKE M. B. CHURCH
News, Sunday School $50 a.
M, J. w. Willis, Supt., Wor-
ship service Il: o'clock with
H oil y Communion. U S h e T
Board meeting each second
Tuesday. Prayer meeting
each Thursday night, officers
leading; Covenant meeting
each 9Th Sunday. Rev. CheS-
terfield of Greenville, Miss.
acting pastor. There will be
a program at the st. Luke M.
B. Church Sunday, August IA.
The Harmonette Spiritual
Singers of this city will rem
der songs for this program.
The program will be of bene-
fit to the UsherS. Mrs. Alice
Dickson, president. Time of
the program is z: p. m. On
Saturday, August 13, dinners
will be sold to the general
public at 1909 Lincoln Ave,
beginning at II noon. Any per-
son desiring a plate, please
dial 636-6421 or 636-5063, and
your plate will be delivered.
Plates are 75c each.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

THE WARREN County Wo-
mans Missionary Union con-
vened with Mt. Olive Mission
airy Union last Monday with
the president, Sis. A. w. Will
son and Vice President, Sis.
c. B. Brent, presiding.
Devotion was conducted by
Sis. Reed and Sis. Winston.
Topic discussed by Sis. CHS
ley. These sisters were at
their best and the meeting
was spiritual and inspiring.
The next meeting will be at
st. James Methodist Church,
Lanes Hill, September 5 at 4:
p. m. Mt. Pisgah Missionary
Union reunited July 4th. We
are very happy for them to
return.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

MT. PILGRIM M. B. Church
News, Lynn Street. Rev. T. H.
Turner, pastor; Sis. Clara
Washington, secretary. $50
Sunday school, Bro. Willie Ell
zie, Supt., Sis. Thelma Morris,
secretary. Bro. Frank Pitt
man, Asst. Supt., Sis Joyce
Ellie. Asst. Sec. 1900 Usher
Board meets. The president
is asking the ushers to please
be present and on time. 5: p.
m. Sunday, B. T. u, Sis. Mary
Ellie, Pres, Sis. Deloris Kel-
ly, Vice President, Sis. Betty
Kelly and Sis. Dolly Country
man, Directors. z: p. M, Mon
day evening, Senior Choir re-
hearsal, Sis. Mary ToleS, pres.
and Bro. Harvey Lawrence,
pianist. z: p. M, Tuesday eve
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

The following Churches will
observe Holy Communion on
Sunday, August IA, 1860:
King David No. l, Rev. c.
c. Carr, pastor.
Mt. Calvary, Rev. E. S.
Sims, pastor.
Spring Hill, Rev. M. M. Nor
ris, pastor.
Travellers Rest, Rev. j. H.
Williams, pastor.
Pleasant Hill, Rev. Thomas
Ray, pastor.
Burnstand M. B. c. (Merch
Hawkins Community, Rev.
Thomas Ray, pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13
and friends.

MRS. WILLIE MAE UP
TON JONES is in the city Wis
iting her mother, her aunt and
other relatives and friends.
Friends were delighted to see
her as it has been a long time
since she was here. A former
Vicksburger, Mrs. Jones now
makes her home in New Jer-
sey. On Sunday she Worship
ped at the Jackson Street Bap-
fist Church she once held
membership.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

PLATE LUNCHES will be
sold at the home of Bro. and
Sis. Bonnie Williams, Satur-
day, August Is, beginning at
IL: a. M, for the benefit of
the Shiloh Usher Board and
Zion Travel M. B. Church. For
orders to be delivered, dial
636-6593.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

VICKSBURG Chapter No. I
O. E. S. Youth Fraternity was
organized September 20, 1856
with Miss Sherry Phelps, Prin-
cess Matron, Miss Calannie
Thomas, Princess Treasurer,
Miss Cecil CASTOR, Miss Aus
terine E. Feltoi, Princess Sec
retaries, Miss Ruby Nichols.
Princess, Miss Helen Jones.
Princess Wardens; Sir. Tho
mas, Prince Sentinel with
Prince Patrons; Lady Louella
Nichols, Counselor; Lady
Marcena A. Phelps, Counsel
or. These young folk meet ev-
cry 3rd Saturday at the Ma
sonic Hall at 4: p. m. They
are growing and always hap
py. They attended the Beth
Sheba Grand Chapter each
year. The Princess Treasurer,
Mis- CANINE Thomas, the at
tractive and much admired
daughter of Prof. and Mrs.
David E. Thomas was elected
State Chaplain of the O.E.S.
Youth Fraternity. She render
ed a beautiful musical num-
Der preceding the Oratorical
Contest. 1t is hoped this or
ganization will continue to
grow.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

lie is invited.
Sister Ella Johnson who
lived on Short Letitia Street.
died Monday. Funeral servi-
ces for Sis. Bessie Lee Bass
were well attended last Sun
day.
Sick & Shuit-Ins: Bro. En-
manuel, Buster Mason, Dea-
con Dave VIM, Mothers Mat
ties Chambers, Ada Dorsey,
Martha Pane Ramsy, Rosie
Reed, NJ airy Frances Will
Hams, Sisters Hazel Goodlow,
Martha c. Evans and others.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

A TEA will be given in the
home of Mrs. Victoria Nc
knight, 915 First North ST.,
Sunday, August IA. This eff
fort will benefit the Zion Ira
velerS Church choir. Friends
and well-wishers of the church
are asked to attend.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

MT. ZION NO. M. b.
Church News, Rev. James A.
Miller, pastor. $50 a. M,
Sunday school, Mr.. Henry
Brown, Supt. 3: p. m. Mothers
Board meeting, Mrs. Laura
Johnson, Pres, 500 p. M,
Busy Bee Bible Glass, Mrs.
Annie Crosby, Instructor.
Tuesday, 4: p. M, jamie Price
Sunshine Band, Gloria Dean
Jones, Pres. 5: p. M, Junior
Choir. 2: p. M, Octivia Redd
Circle. Wednesday, SIS p. m,
Josephine Martin Circle. z:
p. M, Prayer meeting. Fri
day, Senior Choir rehearsal.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

THE SENIOR Missionary
Society of the Jackson Street
Church will meet Monday,
August 10 at the home of Mrs.
Claudia Brickel, 1907 4th N.
Street at A: p. M, Mrs. A. w.
Wilson is president.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

KING DAVID No. 2 NJ. B.
Church News: Rev. j. A. Mil
Ter, pastor. Sunday School at
$50, Mrs. Adline Smith, SUI
perintendent. Usher Board
meeting each second and third
Tuesday at the church, Mrs.
L. T. Smith, president. Sem
Tor choir meets each second
and third Thursday at z: p.
M, Mrs. M. L. White, preSi-
dent. Wednesday, $50 p. m.
weekly Prayer meeting, the
officers leading. Mrs. Katie
Green, reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

MIR. PERCY STROTHERS
of 1908 Third Street left the
city Monday night on a much
needed vacation. He plans to
visit Chicago. Cincinnati and
other cities of interest.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

MRS. MARY LOU DAVIS is
spending a few days visiting
her mother and other relatives
Evening star., 1960-08-28
Revolutionary Slayer tablet acts directly on
CRITICAL AREAS of POLLEN IRRITATION

Working through boodstream DRSTAN: DECONGESTS
swollen nasal passages Unbocks congestion deep in the nose
where sprays and msts not reach RELIEVES
watery itchy checks snes sneezng restores free
breathing 3. PROTECTS against further pollen irritation hs
season. YOU don't have to maddenng msees of hay
fever pollen aleges Decongesant Tablets
remarkable medical achievement bring quick longastng ee
Working through boodseam DRsTANs decongestant and
anaergc actions reach all delicate pcenrated membranes
Shrink swollen tissues drain cogged passages Breathing
FREE deep and natural Moreover DRsTAN sets up
cial protective barrier curb further pollen irritation This is
DRsTANs kind of relief swift prolonged effective Millions
already depend for relief of hay fever mseres Why
donyou? be pollen invasion
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-01-16
BeIzoni News
Mrs. Mary Collins, Agent
RITES FOR MRS. MARY
L. GREEN HELD

L. GREEN HELD
Funeral services for the
late Mrs. Mary l.. Green were
held at the Green Grove M. b.
Church, Belzoni, Miss, with
Rev. j. ID. Thurmond, pastor,
officiating, Monday, January
IL. Interment was in the
Green Grove Cemetery.
Following music by the
choir, scripture read by Rev.
c. H. Moreland, invocation by
Rev. ]. E. Brit, remarks were
made by Mr.. A. c. Campbell,
Mrs. Fannie Jones of Green
Grove Baptist Church and
Auxiliaries. Humphreys Coun-
ty Women's Association by
President NJ. l.. Cummings;
Humphreys County Ushers
Convention, Mrs. Clara B.
Jones; Humphreys County S.
S. and B. T. U. Congress, Rev.
B. j. Atkinson; Solo, Mrs. AL
ice H. Gates. Remarks: State
Sunday School and B. T. U.
Congress, Rev. j. w. Gayden;
Women's State Convention,
Mrs. L. B. Covington; Humph-
reys County School System,
Mrs. Ida Greene, JeaneS SUI
pervisor; Resolutions, Miss
Ernestine Pendleton, Solo,
Rev. D. T. Irving. The Eu-
logy was given by Rev. j. d.
Thurmond and Rev. r. j,
Joiner, Moderator. Mrs. Mat.
tie B. Terrell, Mistress of
Ceremony. A large number of
people from over the state
were present.
Active Pallbearers were:
Robert Campbell, A. c. Camp
bell. N. H. Pritchard, Louis
Williams, Louis Pitchford, ia
cob MyleS. Honorary Pallbear-
ers: Mesdames Maulcy Avery,
Hattie Young, Lorene Young,
Louise McClain, Eula Reeves,
Lula Burnside, Corene Bank
head.
The deceased was a member
of the Mothers Board of the
Green Grove M. B. Church,
Board Member of the Humph-
reys County Women's Associa.
ton.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-01-16
Utico News
Mrs. Ruby Charleston. Agent

@fAAt' AeA0y SAehA RDtVD, fAkGHt
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edward
McGill of Poplarville, became
the proud parents of a baby
son, born, December 25. The
baby has been named Edward
Bernard McGill. Mrs. McGill is
the former Helen Ruth Smith
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
DRY Smith of Utica. The ma
ternal grandparents are, Mr..
and Mrs. Ivory Smith and the
paternal grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Archie McGill, Sr., of
Poplaryille.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-01-16

M. c. Hills of Belzoni. Held
at the Belzoni Chapel Baptist
Church, Rev. S. r. Chandler,
Pastor, DR.. j. w. Gayden was
chairman of the program with
the late Mrs. Mary Green mis-
tress of ceremony. The Bel
zoni Prayer Band and Carter
Prayer Band conducted the
devotion service - an old time
Prayer Meeting. The Welcome
Address was given by Mrs.
Lois Jackson. Remarks, Mod
orator, Rev. r. j. Joiner and
Rev. L. r. Chandler. The
Flower Demonstration and
March was in charge of Mrs.
Lula Burnside and Clara Fish
er. The Appreciation Sermon
was delivered by Rev. A. M.
Chandler of Greenwood.
Bro. M. C. Hills of Belzoni
has been state field secretary
of the S. S. & B. T. u. Con-
gress for % years; President of
Humphreys County Layman
Movement Convention for 4
years; Board members of the
General State Convention
Ushers for Is years; Instruc.
tor of Congress Ushers Con-
vention for 8 years; Grand
Master, Modern Free Accep-
ted Masons of the World, Scot
fish Rites Affiliation, cover
ing % States, Inc, for 3 years;
a member of Day Brake
Church, 81 years; a Christian
for Al years.
Contributing 500 was Rev.
j. w. Gayden; those ccntribu-
ting $1.00 were: Revs. N. H.
Frazier, ]. E. Brit, r. j. Join
er, c. H. Moreland, J. H. John
son, j. d. Thurmond, d. T. Irv-
ing, E. L. Williams, d. Thorn
as, w. H. James, S. D. Carey
B. II. Henderson, Thomas
Deal, l.. r. Chandler. Bros.
Ashley Miller, Jarriet Lane,
Andrew Bankhead, Z. V. John
son, N. H. Pricthard, Herman
Shaffer, Gundley Bodily, Auth
or Jones, Roosevelt Cole, John
B. Cooper, Sammie Lee Smith,
Albert Slaughter, Sanders
Lewis, Herman Nash, Mrs.
Johnnie L. Stewart, Sisters E.
V. Jackson, Tommie L. Cald-
well, M. L. Cunning, Mary
Pinkston, Clyde Robinson,
Birdie Kegler, Celesta Govan,
J. L. Hoold, G.. w. York, Vir-
ginia Porter, Earlene Allen,
Susie Moore, Lillian Curley,
Carrie Haywood, Sallie Har-
We, R. A. Jones, Patsy Henry,
Cora Reed, Ellen Anderson,
Rebecca Cole, Mary Bullock
Mrs. Scott Straughter. Those
giving $500: r. J. Joiner. Isa-
iah Wilson, Sam Casey, Tom
mic Caldwell, Jerlena Shaffer,
2.65. Those giving SOC: A. c.
Cotton, S. H. Harper, Rosa Lee
Jordan, Rosa Almo, Ella Mae
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-01-16

Church, Sunday, January 10
with Rev. John White bring
ing a fine message. The SER
mon was enjoyed by everyone.
The Mission sisters around
New Salem brought beau
tiful quilt as gift for Mrs.
Druzella Stokes who has been
i'll for some time. She is a