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The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
Haze YOHz
Registered

Registration for the General
Election deadline is Friday at
$500 p.m.s September %.
Electors that voted at the
General Election in November
1853. or if they have since
registered. need not re-register.
Electors may register for the
ensuing election by appearing
before the County Clerk at her
office or before any Notary
Public or Justice of the Peace
in the manner provided by law.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
TEEN-AGER OFFERED CHANCE
FOR COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP

Some lucky Montana teen-ager will get expensepad
trip Dearborn, Michigan in October and chance to
pete for college scholarships totng $5OO according to
from Dorothy NJ Johnson secretary
of Montana State Press Association.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
NDSP MONEY AVAILABLE
FOR COLLEGE EDUCATION

Washington, D. C-(Special)-Rep Lee Metcalf reminds
young and already in college that they be able
borrow money reasonable terms to complete their educ
alton under the National Defense Student Loan Program
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
SIDNEY JAYCEEN FLOWER
SHOW WINNERS ANNOUNCED

The Sidney Jayceens would like express their thanks
all those who entered flowers the Flower Show and also
those who stopped in to view the have their
afternoon Coffee the committee chairman said 1t very
gratifying such large number of spite of the
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31

have since been in Toyko with the
Christian College. He was also the
editor of the Japan Harvest, voice
of the Evangelical Missionary
Association of Japan GMAO of
which he was vice president.
He is also associated with the
KDK, a national committee to
help Japanese Evangelical Over
seas Mission GEOM which sends
out Japanese ministers as bona
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
WHEAT GROWERS ASKED TO
TELL ASC OF LAND CHANGES

Wheat growers planning their 1861 wheat paintings
should notify the County Agricultural Sterilization and Con-
servaon office of any changes which in their farms by
of SALE purchase lease other transfer of
he land
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31

Mrs. John Henry Sargent
ton Chairman of the 100000
;-member National Fellowship of
Congregational Christian Women,
will speak at Sidney, Montana on
Friday, September 10th, when the
women of the Congregational
Christian Churches of the Eastern
Association will meet, with the
Sidney Women's Fellowship as the
hostess group. The meeting will
CONTINUED ON PAGE 4
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
PARADE MONDAY OPENED
LARGEST AND BEST FAIR
EVER PRESENTED HERE

The Rchland County Fair had start Monday morning
that of the best to be for some time The
complete should be proud of the way the Rchland
County Fair Board and Fair Manager Dof Bosshard planned
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
Japan Missionary To
Speak AT Alliance Church

Rev and Mrs Kenny Joseph missionaries from the Japan
CHRISTIAN College, Toyko will conduct five day Spiritual
Life Crusade in the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
Motorists Are Asked To
Exercise Extreme Care

Helena Superintendent of Public instruction Harriet
Miller today urged Montana motorists exercise extreme
with respect to school Buses especially during open
a. ofrol,o
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31

This will permit the County
ASC to redetermine an allotment
applicable to the land the producer
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
ing days Of school.

"Thirty thousand Montana chill
dren get on and off school buses
every day." Miss Miller said.
Many first graders will be riding
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Mrs. Frances Greene and Mrs.
Earnestine Libscomb motored to
Atlanta, Georgia to spend the week
end with relatives. Mrs. Libcomb
visited her mother, Mrs. Addie
Anthony and Mrs. Greene visited
her children, the Wellington Park
ers and the Gilbert Kellys. She also
attended the christening ceremon-
les of her grandson, Percy Greene
Parker, which were held. at the
st. Paul Episcopal Church on Sat
urday, April 18th with Father
Ursher officiating.
We are happy to report that
Mrs. Viola Summers is home re-
cooperating from a recent illness
after spending several days in the
Baptist Hospital.
The Pittsburgh Street Beautifica-
ton Garden Club met Last week
with Mrs. Eula Harper and Mrs.
+ Rosie Hill, hostesses.
The president, Mrs. Cleo Har-
rington, presided and Mrs. Selena
Butler was in charge of the devo-
tional service.
Mrs. Harrington asked for re-
ports from the committees and the
Cleanup committee chairman said
that her group were very interest
ed in the campaign and would like
to continue through May.
The Program Committee had a
panel discussion on "How To Grow
Easter Lilies" and other blooming
Lilies this season of the year. The
panel discussion proved informa-
tive and the members thought it
nice to try to grow lilies for Eas-
ter.
Easter set the house decoration
of Lilies and Dogwood arrange
ments. The coffee table was COW
cred with green grass, with sill
very crystal container, which held
/. candy, Easter eggs, and was on a
fourier base.
: The dining table decor was Gen.
tered with green grass, and pink
Easter egg treet adorned the table
. which made a beautiful setting for
the occasion.
The roll was called, naming a
flower beginning with "A".
The hostess served plate lunch
: con and the menu consisted of pear
Southern fried chicken, olives, but
. tered biscuits, drinks and cookies
= Guests welcomed to the club
- were Mrs. Minnie Nordan, Mrs
! Leora Hill, Miss Dorothy Miller
Miss Sue Miller, Miss Debora Will.
F.: liams, and Miss Matte B. Jones.
Members present were Mrs. Cleo
Harrington, Mrs. Ella Peyton
; Mrs. Selena Butler, Mrs. Jeanetts
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Visiting this week at Soma Price
was Mrs. Posey from Boston, Mas
sachusetts and some friends from
Birmingham, Alabama, New Or
leans, Louisiana, Florida. So that
was big week end for Soma.
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praying.
Present were Mrs. Mable Pick
EFT, Mrs. Anna Copper, Mrs. Flos-
sic Myers, Mrs. Sallie Jones, Mrs.
Bessie Hicks and Mrs. Mary Hes
ter. The ladies were served refresh
ments by the hostess.
Following the general meeting,
the members went to the home of
Mrs. Frank Williams, who is i'll,
and sang and prayed.
The next meeting will be held in
the home of Mrs. G. Hayes, on
Topp street.
A general meeting of Circle No
1 and No. 3 of St. James met We'd
nesday in the home of the General
President, Mrs. Anna Cistrunk
1916 Barrett street.
Devotion was led by Mrs. Lennie
Hicks. The first topic was taught
by Mrs. Bessie Berry. A song and
prayer. The next topic, a song
and a prayer were brought by
Mrs. Lula Vanardo.
Members expressed their enjoy
ment of both topics.
Members enjoying the social
hour and refreshments served by
the hostess were Mrs. Mary Davis
Mrs. Anna Cooper, Mrs. Bessie
, Hicks, Mrs. Lula Vanardo, Mrs
Bessie Berry, Mrs. Laura Arm
strong, Mrs. Lennie Hicks, Mrs
Flossie Myers, Miss Vivian Hicks
Miss Mary Alice Palmore, Mrs
Kelly Evans, Miss. Margie Staff
ney, Miss Eloise Myers, Miss Bet
ty Jean Myers.
The next meeting will be in the
home of Mrs. Lennie Hicks, 1858
Florence street.
Members of the Sunshine Club
met last week in the home of Mrs
Annie L. Harris, It'll Congo street
The devotion was led by Mrs. Lu-
cinda Boyd. The business session
of the meeting was conducted by
the vice-president, Mrs. Dorothy
Bunse. Welcomed as a visitor was
Mrs. Henry.
The hostess served a plate lunch
con to Mrs. Pearlie M. Vincent,
Mrs. Dorothy Bunse, Mrs. Henry,
Mrs. Lynell Bennett, Mrs. Lucinda
Boyd, Mrs. Bessie Brunson.
The next meeting will be in the
home of Mrs. Pearlie Vincent, 3745
Brame avenue, on May l.
The Matrons League of Morn
ing Star met last week in the home
of Mrs. Maggie Daniels, 1922 East
Davis street. The meeting was
opened with a song and a pray
err.
The lesson was discussed by the
entire membership. A short bust
ness period was conducted, after
which a social hour was held and
the hostess served refreshments.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Louis Douglas at 1884 New
port street.
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Easter Dorothy Williams and John
ME P. Williams of Alcorn A. and
M. College. They are the precious
daughters of Mrs. Gertrude Will
liams Of Chicago, Illinois.
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$50 From 70

Continued From Page One)
Moral Re-Armament, which has
united countries belligerent with
one another, can now unite the
white and black races of Africa.
I'll -a4-.1 Very sincerely yours,
William V. Bradley"
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Try to attend Sunday School at
the Macedonia Missionary Baptist
Church. Starts at 10:o'clock q. m.
a. m. Bro. Leon Hurd, Supt. You
are cordially invited to attend.
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Mt. Zion Ora had as Ssual there
regular services. The services was
high. Rev. s. L. Thigpen from
Taylorsvifle, Mississippi IL the pas
tor Of this fine church. 49,
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Wright, Mrs. Ruby Brown, Mrs
Emma Williams, Mrs. A. E. Holly
Mrs. Serena Walton, Mrs. frankie
Nichols, Mrs. Melvin Miller, Mrs
Eula Harper, Mrs. Rosie Hill, Mrs
Easter Hill, Miss Florence Hardy
and Miss R. P. Anderson.
The Ministers Wives Council
met Friday evening in the home Of
Rev. and Mrs. Bolden, 1912 Tru.
man street. The devotion was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Bolden, Mrs. Wells
and Mrs. Jackson, after which the
president made remarks.
After the meeting the hostess dis.
played open house, decorated with
flowers she had made. Present
were Mrs. Rushing, Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. King, Mrs. Todd, Mrs. Lloyd
Mrs. White, Mrs. Pickens, Mrs
Black, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Jack
son, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Spann, Mrs
Pace, Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Richmond
Mrs. Stenson. All enjoyed deli
cious menu served by the hostess
The members will meet next in
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Eddie
King, on Florence street.
The Federation of LPN's of Dis
trict No. 2, met last week in the
home of Mrs. Gladys Campbell
1881 Whitfield Mills Road. The
hostess greeted the members as
they entered the door.
The devotion was opened with g
song and scripture reading by the
members, then a |prayer. Mrs. Ha.
eel Simmons presented a reading
about practical nurses of today
The president, Mrs. Pearline
Burks, offered interesting remarks
and gave ideas of the LPN's pro.
fession.
During the social hour the mem.
bers were served a tasty repast by
the hostess. The group will meet
next on May 6, in the home Of
Mrs. o. w. Simmons, GIT NORTH
Parish street.
The members of the West Jack
son Garden Club met Friday eve
ming in the home of Mrs. Pauline
Hayes, 1248 Valley street. Mrs
Lucy Adams led the devotion ant
read the scripture.
During the business session, TIT
president, Mrs. Dora Stubs, of
fered points on planting and ar
ranging flowers.
During the social hour the host
ess served tasty sandwiches ant
drinks to Mrs. Stubs, Mrs. JESSIE
Mae Wade, Mrs. Lucy Adams
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Woods
Mrs. Wilma King, Mrs. Ruby Lee
Manning, Mrs. Lauree Adams
Mrs. Lille Mae White, and thu
new member, Mrs. Virginia Gum
The group will meet next on Fri
day, April %, at 7:30 p. m. in tn
home of Mrs. Lille Mae White
1243 Virgins street. :
The Community Fellowship Pray
er Band met Wednesday Afternoon
in the home of Mrs. Bell Hill, 1922
Barrett street, with singing AM
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-23

Mrs. r. D. MCGEE Of Collins,
Mississippi was a Mondays visi-
tor in Prentiss, Mississippi. We
hope that she had a wonderful
time.
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Mrs. Beatrice Mcdonald had a
huge number for the Egg hiding.
The children want her to know
they appreciate the treat.
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CALHOUN CITY
NEWS

The members of the Pator
Chapel Church had a wonderful
Easter program Sunday. They
also had an Easter egg hiding for
the children. All had wonder
full time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Wof-
ford had in their home Sunday
for dinner guests, his brother, Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Gr,ice and children,
from Hehelendon, Miss; Mrs. Ar
leatha Virgus from Woodland
Miss; Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wofford
and Mr.. Bill Mayes. They enjoyed
their guests very much.
After church services Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie E. Jones and
children spent the rest of the day
in the home CT Mrs. j. c. Thomas.
Mr.. Nathanie Milton is still i'm
proving in the Sanatoba Hospital.
Mrs. Ruthie M. Milton gave
nice little party Friday night:
April Is. Her guests were Mr..
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EDWARDS NEWS

Mr.. Earnest Robinson was home
last week to attend the funeral OF
his foster father, Mr.. Will Ewing,
who passed this life on Sunday.
April 10. Mr.. Ewing was a life
time citizen of Bolton, Miss, and
was 80 years old. The entire COM
munity will miss him.
Well-KnOwn Minister Passes
Rev. Joe Irving passed in his
home on April Is, 1860. He was
the, pastor of Sand Hill, Mt. Shiloh:
st. Mark, Oakland, Rose Hill, and
Bethlehem Baptist Churches dur
ing his ministerial career. He was
pastoring Oakland of Warren
County, and Bethlehem of Edwards
when he became i'll.
Funeral services were held Mon
day, April IS, at l pm. at the st.
James Baptist Church, Edwards
Miss, with Rev. Robert West Of
ficiating. Dillon Funeral Direct
ors in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include a wife, Mrs. Leila
Brown Irving; two daughters, four
sons, 16 grandchildren, &c great
grandchildren, two nieces, two
nephews and many sorrowing rel
atives.
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stration Club met in the beautiful
home of Mrs. Geraldine Sullivan
on Monday evening, April 18th at
2:o'clock p. m. Devotion and scrip
ture reading by the President.
Mrs. Prettie C. Dixon demonstra-
ted color in the home. The Home
Agents, Mrs. Barnes and Mrs.
Squire, delegates to the District
Council gave some wonderful re-
ports conducted by Miss F. 0. Alex
ander, work shop leader.
Members present, Mrs. Essie Sui
Ivan, Mrs. Kennis Sullivan, Mrs.
Geraldine Sullivan, Mrs. Prettie c.
Dixon, President, and Mrs. Clara
Mae Squire, Secretary.
We are all very sorry that Mr..
Elm Booth is still very i'll, and is
still in the Collins, Mississippi
Hospital. We pray that he soon
RECEIVERS and be back home agin.
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Mr.. T. l.. Addison had an accl-
dent Monday morning, April IL
He has q fractured left hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Brumfielc
had as their guests Sunday, Apri
II, their son and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. James E. Brumfield 81
New Orleans, La. and Margie OF
Tylertown, Miss.
Charles Jenkins, Carl Gutter
Sidney Mannings, Jr. and Miss
Mazell Dillon were in a car acct.
dent on Sunday morning, April II
One girl was killed. There were
five in the car.
Gutter, Mannings and jenkins
are in the University Hospital at
Jackson, Miss. Miss Dillon is in
the City Hospital Of McComb. She
is doing very well at this time.
Mr.. R. j. Williams was shot
Sunday, April II by a woman in
Burgland. He is in the City Hos
pital. His mother is at his side.
Mr.. Willie Watson is still on
the sick list. The family of Mr..
Watson and his many friends are
proud that he is improving in the
hospital in New Orleans, La.
Mrs. Valeria D. Fluker of Mag
nolia, Miss. is in the City Hos
pital of McComb, Miss. for obser-
walton and treatment.
The St. Paul Church of Fern
wood, Miss, had a wonderful Eas-
ter program Sunday evening, April
II, with large congregation. The
church was beautifully decorated
with variety of flowers, and the
Three Crosses sponsored by Miss
Justine Dillon, Mistress of Cere-
monies, and Mrs. Loretta Dillon.
Mrs. Beatrice Hurd sponsored
house rally at her home Sunday
evening, April IT, for the benefit
of the St. Paul Baptist Church.
Song and prayer was offered.
Welcome address was given by
Mrs. Jenette Reid. Delicious ice
cream and cake was served.
Mrs. E. P. jackson, Mrs. Willie
B. La Branker and Miss Elain AL
, len, Willard Stansberry, their two
children attended a musical in
Burland Sunday evening sponsored
by Geneva Mitchell.
The st. Paul Sunday School of
Fernwood, Miss. sponsored an Eas-
ter Egg Hunt for the children.
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McC0MB NEWS

Mrs. Hattie Washington was
taken to the City Hospital Satur
day evening, April 16. She SUI
fered q stroke on the left side
Mrs. Viola Rose and Mrs. Velms
Blake are at her bedside. We al
hope for her speedy recovery.
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Easter Services At Cherry Grove
Cherry Grove Missionary Baptist
Church celebrated Easter with an
enjoyable program. The day be-
gan with the Sunday School, with
Superintendent E. L. Irving in
charge. Sermon: "He Is Not Here,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-23
TAYI0RSVIIIE
NEWS

Mr.. Willie Dixon and family
from Biloxi, Mississippi were home
on Saturday and Sunday, April
16-17th visiting their father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dixon.
While being here, they visited the
services at The Morning Star Mis-
sionary Baptist Church during
their morning services. The pastor,
Rev. V. M. Magee, from the Friend
ship Missionary Baptist Church,
preached soul stirring message.
His sermon was taken from the
Book of Luke "a: 6-8. Subject.
1.-THE Resurrection Of Christ. We
all enjoyed the services very much.
We all hope and pray that the
Dixons will have a safe trip back
to their home in Biloxi.
l prayed to the good Lord, that
all people all over the nation would
enjoy the blessings of Easter. Col
ossians 3:12, Put on therefore the
elect Of God, holy and Beloved,
bounds of mercies, kindness, hum
bleness, of mine. Weakness long
suffering and let the peace of
God rule in your hearts: to the
which of also We are called in
one body, and be We thankful.
The East City Wide Usher Board
met at The Shady Oak Missionary
Baptist Church Century Area on
Friday, April 18th. We had with us,
President Young from Bay Springs
Mississippi, who is the founder OF
The City Wide Usher Board and
President Thigpen from the Pales-
tine Missionary Baptist Church
We are very happy to have them
with us and some M. A. M. from
other area.
President Young, President
Thigpen, Mr.. j. C. Millsap, Mrs
Flostain Ulum and Mrs. Hicks
from Pine Valley.
Mrs. Hicks and Mrs. Young
stopped in the home of Mrs. Louis
Dixon for supper. We all enjoyed
them very much, and hope that
they had a safe trip back to then
home. -.
The Leaf River Home Demon
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He Is Risen, Come See The Place
Where Jesus Lay" by the pastor,
Rev. A. M. Peterson.
Visitors present were Mr.. Wes-
ley Price, Mr.. David Ford, Mr..
Alcorn Butler, Mr.. King and Mr..
Harrison Dunson, Mr.. Alcorn But
Ter, Jr., daughter of Mr.. Harrison
Dunson, and her friend, Estella,
from the Delta.
After service, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Crisler gave a birthday dinner for
their little daughter, Marilyn j.
Butler. Guests were her grand
mother, Mrs. Lille Butler; father
Mr.. Alcorn Butler; brothers, AL
corn Butler, Jr., Alexander~-and
John F. Butler, and, her. teacher,
Mrs. Mamie .Dangerfield, and her
teachers grand daughter, Dorietta
Williams, classmate, Victoria "
cry, school, Albertine Ivory. Mari
lyn was glad to see her uncles.
Mr.. Dunson and Mr. King; her
sister, Sarah Mae, and her friend
Estella.
Rev. A. M. Peterson, pastor;
Brother Ira Mills, Church Clerk.
Former Resident Wins Prize
Mrs. Sally Richardson Sanders
won second place in "Miss Fash
ionetta" at Wesley Methodist
Church, Vicksburg, Miss. She re-
ported $4,000.
Friendship M. b. Church
Rev. c. L. West, pastor, held its
annual Pre-Easter program and
climaxed Sunday night with pro-
gram sponsored by the S. S. The
week was a success. Total money
raised for the week was S27722.
Service was held at II o'clock as
usual. An inspiring Easter mes
sage was brought by the pastor.
Everyone enjoyed the services very
much. The attendance as well as
the finance was pleasing.
The members and leaders of the
auxiliaries of said churches would
like to thank the many friends for
helping to make the program a
success. Without you friends"
the success wouldn't have been As
great. Again we say "Thank you"
and come again. Grand total for
the week $317.97.
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COLLINS news

The Sunday School Of The Pro-
7idence Missionary Baptist Church
net Sunday, April 18th at 10: o.
lock a. m. Sang, Jesus Keep Me
Near The Cross. Prayer by our
Supt., Bro. Johnnie Reese, Mr.. Cur
tbs Raybon and Mrs. Hawthorne,
Pianists in charge.
Subject of the lesson, Child
rem OF The Resurrection. The
teachers and classes marched to
their rooms for the discussion Of
the lesson for forty-five minutes,
after which, the classes and the
teachers marched back to the audi
forum for the review Of the les
son. The lesson was reviewed by
Bro. F. S. Posey. It was enjoyed
by all.
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Mr.. T. L. Addison had an acct
dent Monday morning, April 18
He has a fractured left hand.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Brumfielc
had as their guests Sunday, Apri
II, their son and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. James E. Brumfield 81
New Orleans, La. and Margie OF
Tylertown, Miss.
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and Mrs. J. G. Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tommie Lee Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. James T. Wofford, Mrs.
Rae Lena, and Miss Mary and her
boy friend from Chicago, Ill.
We have on the sick list, Mrs.
Freddie Wilson and Mr.. Clay
Woodland. We are hoping that
they will have a speedy recovery.
Mr.. C. w. Jennings and Mr.
John Robert Wofford spent Sat-
urday night, April Is, with Mr..
John Lee Wofford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Lee Will
Hams spent few hours in Wood
land, Miss.
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An Easter Program was held at
The Providence Missionary Bap-
fist Church Sunday, April 18th.
The program was enjoyed by all.
Egg hunting, cake and drinks were
served. 1t was all so wonderful.
Bro. Johnnie Reese, Supt., Mr.. Ed
N. Lunnene, Secretary, and Miss
Ollie Mae Crosby, Reporter.
We had a soul stirring Spring
Revival at the Macedonia Mission
airy Baptists Church. The Revi-
valist was DR.. L. H. Newsome of
Jackson Mississippi. The Pastor,
is the Rev. D. B. Barnes of Flor
ence, Mississippi. This was one of
the greatest of its kind. We all
enjoyed the services very much.
Home from billiard University of
New Orleans, Louisiana is Miss
Ruby Jewel Berry. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Tressie L. Berry
of Chicago, Illinois. She is the
grand daughter of Mrs. Bahama
Thompson Of Collins, Mississippi.
W. ora rro,,d RI howe homo for
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The st. Paul Sunday School of
Fernwood, Miss. sponsored an Eas-
ter Egg Hunt for the children.
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We are proud to have home fol
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Wright, Mrs. Ruby Brown, Mrs.
Emma Williams, Mrs. A. E. Holly,
Mrs. Serena Walton, Mrs. frankie
Nichols, Mrs. Melvin Miller, Mrs.
Eula Harper, Mrs. Rosie Hill, Mrs.
Easter Hill, Miss Florence Hardy
and Miss R. P. Anderson.