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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13
Lunch-Counter
Mixing In II
Southern Cities

ATLANTA, Ga. - Twenty
seven Southern cities and
countries have opened lunch
counters to all customers in
recent months, according to
the records of the Southern
Regional Council. This total
represents an increase of ID
since June 6, when the coun-
Gil last reported on desegre-
cation of eating facilities.
The q places are Miami,
Fla; Chapel Hill, Charlotte,
Concohd, Durham, Elizabeth
City, Greensboro. High Point,
Salisbury, and Winston-Salem,
N. c.; Frankfort, Ky; KNOX,
vile and Nashville, Tenn. !;
Austin, Corpus Christi, Dali
las, Galveston and San An
tonic, Tex; Alexandria, Ar
lington County, Fairfax Co
unity, Falls Church, Freder-
icksburg, Hampton, Norfolk,
Portsmouth, and Williams
burg, Va.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13
Jackson State
Conduct
Workshop

A Journalism Workshop will
be conducted for in-service
teachers during the regular
Saturday Extension Classes
for the first term of the 1860
81 academic year. The Work.
shop in journalism will give
three quarter hours of credit
and is designed to help teach
ers who are responsible for
editing the high school paper,
the yearbook or annual.
Consultants for the Work
shop will include members of
the Jackson State College lam
guage arts faculty, the daily
press, the local broadcasting
station, visiting journalism
teachers, members of the
Jackson State College Public
Relations Office and the Art
Department.
Persons interested in en-
rolling in the Journalism
Workshop are asked to write:
Director of Saturday Exten-
sion Glasses, jackson State
College, jackson, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13
Negro Women To
Meet Here AT
Church School

The Annual Interdnomina-
tional Christian Conferences
for Negro Women will be held
August 1919, at the Jackson
State College. Jackson, Miss
The Conference is designed
to train and develop Christian
leaders through instruction in
the Bible study. Christian citi-
zenship, leadership, vacation
Bible School and Youth pro-
gram.
This year the Book of Ruth
will be taught by Elsie Matt
news. Delegates from the va
rious Negro churches in the
city and from other parts of
the state will attend this con-
ference. The conference is
sponsored each year by the
Board of Women'S work of the
Presbyterian Church.
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968 Enrolled
AT Jackson
State Now

Enrolment at Jackson State
College for the 1860 Second
Summer Session is 968 accord
ing to Acting Registrar, Lion
ell B. Fraser.
A break down of this figure
reveals that there are 708 reg
istered in the regular College
(226 seniors, 236 juniors, 101
sophomores, 86 freshmen, and
SO special students), 1876 in the
Graduate School, SO in the Lii
brary Workshop, 81 in the Col
lege Readiness Program, and
81 in the Laboratory School.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13
AFRICAN BOY MAY GO TO
PgfNEY WOODS SCHOOL

FRANKFURT, Germany -
An African boy who wants to
be educated in the United
States may be enrolled at
Piney Woods Negro school
near Jackson, Miss.
The boy, 12-year old Satur-
min Onah, tried to talk Ameri-
can airmen into taking him to
the United States when they
delivered a shipment of med
ical supplies to DR.. Albert
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13
College Readiness Program
Introduced To 81 Selected Mississippi
High School Graduates

Thirty-one selected Missis-
sippi high school graduates
(1960) were learning this week
that readiness for college
means far more than collect
ing Is units of satisfactory
high school work. The stu
dents are the first to enter
Jackson State Colleges Col
lege Readiness Program. The
majority of the students-they
represent every section of the
State were valedictorians
or salutatorians of their high
school classes.
college readiness" the stu
dents were beginning to see,
lis even more than systematic
knowledge and accurate in
formation - as important as
they are" What then is col
lege readiness as these young
people are discovering daily
as they get a ''head start" for
the 1960-61 school year?
College readiness is intellec-
tual curiosity, a spirit of in
quiry, a driving purpose, and
attitudes promotion devoting
to the things of the mind. 1t is
the know how Sin embroy" of
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

Handsome young Robert
Williamson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. jeremiah Williamson of
Brandon, Miss, is agent for
The Mississippi Enterprise in
his home town and nearby
communities. A 9th grade stu
dent, young Robert will great
ly appreciate your subscrip-
tons and your news.
News for the paper can be
given to Robert or sent di-
recetly to The Mississippi En-
terprise office, ITO E. Monu-
ment Street.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

THE UPSETTERS ORCHESTR
sBack-to-School." Little Will
lie John will be playing and
singing all his latest record
ings. You cannot miss this at
traction. Advance tickets are
SITS and on sale at usual pla-
ces. At Door, $500, tax incl.
Reserve your tables early. Re-
member, its LITTLE WILLIE
JOHN at Greenwood Elk Au-
ditorium Monday night, Sep
TENDER 10, 9 until.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13
BY L'Dina Robinson

Jackson, Miss. - The 4th
Annual 9th District Assembly
of Ministers, Missionaries,
Laymen, and Young People
of Mississippi and Louisiana,
of the African Methodist Epis-
copal Church will meet Aug
ust 10Th through 10Th on the
campus of the j. P. Campbell
College, according to an an
nouncement from the Direc-
tor of the Assembly, Miss
Vera Powe of New Orleans.
Over 1000 persons are ex-
pected to attend this Assem-
bly, which received its birth
and growth under the dynam-
ic leadership of Bishop Fred
erick d. Jordan, Presiding BIZ
shop of the 9th Episcopal Dis
trict, and the charming Epis-
copal District Superintendent,
Mrs. Arthisia w. Jordan.
Tuesday night, August 10th,
the Assembly is staging a well
come reception in the auditor
iun of the S. L. Green Build
ing on the J. P. Campbell Col
lege campus. Reverend E. w.
Whitfield, Presiding Elder of
the New Orleans District will
serve as Toastmaster. The
food service and arrange
ments for entertaining this re-
ception is being directed by
Mrs. Nettie M. Harris, local
committee woman, working
with the District Chairman.
Wednesday, August II, the
Ass >e feted with
CHI ON over 100
vcI lbined choir.
Participants or the combined
flUfr will come from African
Methodist Episcopal Church.
fA in the following cities of
Mississippi and Louisiana re-
spectively: Jackson, Mound
Bayou, Meridian, New Or
leans, Arnite, Lake Provid-
ence. During the Thursday
night, August 18th program,
the Senior Choir of Greater
Union Bethel African Metho-
dist Episcopal Church of
which the eloquent DR.. Lut-
trelle Long is pastor at New
Orleans. Professor v. w. Vic
Continued on Page D
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13
Kinds BAPTIST CENTER EORMERLY CHILDREN'S
NOOK TO HAVE NEW $4,000 BUILDING

vention, through the Negro
Work Department of the Mis-
sissippi Baptist Convention
Board. The Home Mission
Board will furnish $4,000 of
this money.
The avowed purpose of the
sponsorship of Kinds Baptist
Association is that of a mis-
Sionary contribution toward
strengthening the leadership
potential of the Negro church
es and toward building Chris
tan homes.
Miss Gertrude Hart serves
as director and there are usu-
ally about lis enrolled with
an average daily attendance
of 80 or 80. The Mothers Club
enrollS $3.50 each year and
the Neighborhood Bible class
around 50. Three hundred
twenty five are enrolled in Va
cation Bible School for three
weeks in summer and 95 en-
rolled in the Christmas Vaca-
ton Bible School held during
School holidays. The new
building will be large enough
to accommodate an enroll
Continued on Page y
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

Schweitzet's jungle hospital at
Lambarene in Central Africa
a few days ago.
With him he had a model of
their C-130 transport plane,
which he had carved over
night after seeing the plane
circling his village. He said
he wanted to go to school in
the United States.
Although the airmen had to
Continued on Page y
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

JACKSON, Miss. - Top pic
ture shows the proposed $780,
600 Building that will house
the new Kinds Baptist Center
(formerly Children's Nook.
Below this is the present Chill
dren's Nook, located on Forti-
fication Street here in Jack
son. The beautiful new mod
ern building will be located
at 232 e. Bell Street in the
heart of the city.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13
BonkerJ. Turner
Named to Dems'
Exec Committee

MEMPHIS - Banker Jesse
Turner, Memphis leader, who
has helped provide funds to
fight the boycott against Ne
groes in Fayette County, Ten
nessee, has been named to the
Concord, Durham, Elizabeth
tive committee - the first
Negro named to such a post
since Reconstruction times.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

Music and dance lovers who
were cheated out of seeing
and hearing the Buddy John
son Band, due to bad weather,
still have a big treat in store
for promoters announced
today that the sensational star
recording artist, Little Willie
John with the top recording
orchestra, The Upsetters,
comes to the Greenwood Elk
Auditorium Monday night Sep
tember 10 to play for the big
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

unity, who was so wonderfully
introduced by our own Mrs.
Bessie Rainey Gay, gave the
address for the princess Re-
view Drive" She is a dynamic
speaker. The blaze she start
ed is still burning. We truly
believe God has laid his hands
on her. During the close of
Continued on Page .
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

DIRECTS NURSERY-Mrs.
Cornelia Youngblood, director
of Shady Lane Nursery Kin
dergarten, will conduct a two
day workshop on pre-school
children, demonstrating the
newest activities. Pre-school
teachers are welcome to at
tend the workshop in Aug. IT.
10, from 8 a. m. till 4 p. M,
at 1106 Marine Street. There
is no charge.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-13

This much needed facility,
designed to provide activities
and supervision as required
by the State of Mississippi,
plus Christian atmosphere and
training such as children
should receive in good Chris
tan homes is already under
construction. The project is
being sponsored jointly by the
Kinds County Baptist Associa-
ton and the Home Mission
Board, Southern Baptist Con-
Evening star., 1960-07-11

place" Carroll admits And
if you want to know where
Paramount prexy Barney Bala-
ban is these hot afternoons, try
him ship-to-shore on his yacht
on Terra Mar, in Connecticut.
Most people go to Switzer-
land to take a vacation of one
sort or another. But Charles
Chaplin. resident, leaves Switz-
erland with his eight children
and wife OOna for a few quiet
weeks in Ireland. 1t costs lot
for this large family to travel
l--and Charles has never been
one to throw his dollars around.
Just when we all had Cary
Grant quite reconciled to Betsy
Drake-they are living in the
same house in Londonderry
attended the birthday party of
English singer Alma COgan,
with whom he has been linked
in the past, held hands, and
generally looked like a man in
love. Just friendship, of course
but I hope he'll do the same
when I invite him to my birth
day party.
Rod Steiger is planning to
make a feature film, very soon,
of "A Town Has Turned to
Dust" the TV show that won
him an Emmy nomination. 1t
was seen again last week in
London. Rod is putting his
savings into paintings-his COL
lection is up to Gal
New star Kerwin Matthews
on the boulevard-"I've been
making 'Sapho, Venus of Les
bos' in Rome with Tina Louise,
he says. "Er-lots of sex. I'm
doing Jack the Giant Killer
with Judy Merydith, then The
Three Worlds of CULVER Yes,
I get around" So does everyone
in the film industry today.
Seems they have script, will
travel.
Before or after he stars in
the film version of Ross" Sir
Alec Guinness will be travelling
again-to Hong Kong for Gen
tleman in China - which is
quite a distance for Our Man
in Havana.
Six months ago Anthony
George was packing to go to
San Francisco ready to give up
his career and accept a job as
q TV announcer. Then came
the co-starring role with Rob-
ert Stack in THE Untouch-
ables" series. George is again
packing to go to San Fran
cisco-aS star for the Check
series, to be produced by
the Jack Benny company.
Evening star., 1960-07-11

preached him on the beach
and said: Gene, I'm here to
see you drown"
Fowler, however. was perhaps
the only one who correctly pre-
dicted that "Yes, We Have No
Bananas" would sell over a mil
lion copies. For himself. how
ever, he was successful only at
writing, and never in business
deals. At the University of Col
orado he took over Floyd Od-
lum's profitable laundry serv-
ice for students, and quickly
lost it. Il gave credit to peo-
pie. ! trusted them" he said
Anytime you shake hands with
a man and don't know where
that hand has been, you're
trusting him"
Fowler stayed away from
Bermuda for over 20 years, be-
cause of one incident: In 1924
a Norseman who operated a
st. George hotel gave him a
model of a toothpick-holder
he'd invented. He wanted Fow-
Ter to market it for him. The
model later was lost in a Fire
Island storm. II can't go back
to Bermuda. until I'm sure
that mans dead" said Fowler.
mo inventor would believe that
a man to whom he entrusted
his model ever became rich by
writing instead of from having
stolen the invention"
Evening star., 1960-07-11
HOLLY YWOOD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Spotlight on Politics

HOLLYWOOD (NANA)-
When it's all over, Peter Law
ford viii throw a large party
Tor his brother-in-law, Sen.
John Kennedy, whether or not
the Bay Slater wins the Demo-
cratic presidential nomination.
Pete has a palatial beach house
which he bought from Louis B.
Mayer four years ago. +. This
Is an exciting week for Holly
wood, with all the talk-as else
where-being politics"
Shirley MacLaine, who is also
very much interested in the
political game. will be hostess
at the Dallas Fair July Is for
the opening of husband Steve
Parker's m OWE, Holiday in
Japan" :. Anita Ekberg, hav-
ing her usual ball in Rome,
Evening star., 1960-07-11
Se1'o,ice rs
Important.

I believe that good service
is os importont os q good prod
uct. Thot's why when you buy
Cronson RombIer you not
only buy Americas No. | Sue
cess Cor, you also get o big
bonus in Cronson RombIer's un-
exceIled service. Pleose prove
this TO yourself by visiting
Cronson Rombler OF 1892 Be-
thesdo Avenue, Bethe d O,
Maryland.
Al CrGnSon, President
Evening star., 1960-07-11
THE LYONS DEN
Not the Whole Truth
BY LEONARD LYONS

property man. electrician and
company manager invested
their money =. j. The three men
have been reaping dividends
and protecting their investment.
When the electrician and prop
man heard the wardrobe mis-
tress say that a new gown was
needed, they insisted: mo, but
Wen get you new needles"
Every Christmas day ST. John
TyrreIl, owner of the Lambert
vile Music Circus, dresses up
as George Washington and
crosses the Deleware River. He's
switching presidents in Septem-
ber. to play FDR in Sunrise At
Campobello" Basil O'COnnOr.
of the March Of Dimes, is flying
to London to open the worlds
first congress on Birth Defects.
Frank Gabrielson, the TV
writer, installed pay telephone
in his home. 1t cuts his bill
from 5000 q month to SO.
Anthony Brown, the director
of Tobacco Road" who died
last week. was the one who
launched Lauren BacalI's career.
He gave her her first stage job.
in Johnny 2 x 4" Joan
Crawford, who was to have been
the star attraction at the Berlin
Film Festival, Cancelled her ap-
pearance Julie Andrews,
the original MY Fair Lady"
just had her tonsils removed.
She'll arrive from London Sep
tember l to start rehearsing in
"Camelot".
Oene FOWIer, VINO possessed
the rare combination of charm,
wit and talent, once collabo-
rated on a play, THE Great
Magoo." which Billy Rose pro-
duced. 1t was flop, but the
song from the show, Paper
Moon" remains a standard E.
On Fire Island on day Rose let
Fowler hear his new song, II
Found a Million Dollar Baby
in a 5 & 10c Store" Fowler
said, "The public can't be that
mad, to go for a song like that.
If it's a hit, I'll drown myself"
-Four months later Rose ap-
Evening star., 1960-07-11

can't decide between aristo-
cratic Duke of Lerma and actor
Franco Silva.
1t was fun catching Lucille
Ball on television, in her first
acting bit-in the Fred Astaire-
Ginger Rogers RKO starrer,
Follow the Fleet in 1896. Lu-
cille had one or no lines, I for
get, her role was so small; she
was a platinum blond then,
with a shy look. Now she is
red-haired, not shy. and owns
the studio! AS George Bernard
Shaw once said, Always be
nice to the young; they may be
important one day."
Carroll Bakers summer home
on Fire Island is called "Psy-
cottage" ;" Its rather a weird
Evening star., 1960-07-11

NEW YORK.-LOrd Beaver
brook received a manuscript
from Lady Nora Decker, who
wanted 10000 pounds for the
first publication rights to this,
her first person life story.
Beaverbrook mentioned it to
his granddaughter Lady Jeanne
Campbell, and said he was
turning it down. But" she
said. "the truth about Lady
Decker certainly is worth 30.-
900 pounds" "Of course, :"
Beaverbrook agreed, but Lady
Docker's own manuscript is not
exactly the whole truth"
DIR. Jonas Salk will make an
important announcement about
his vaccine, when he addresses
the International Polio Confer
ence in Copenhagen July 26
-. Peter UStinov will shave off
his treasured beard for the role
of the villainous Claggett in
the film, Billy Budd" A
rented-limousine hauffeur
took a Broadway star to Gen.
trail Park, for a Broadway
Show League Softball game be-
tween the casts of two plays.
The chauffeur said to his pas
senger; Il played against you
once, in one of these games. I
was with Carmen Jones then.
And I'd like to add" said the
chauffeur to the star, that if
Baseball was our living and
Acting the sideline-you'd be
the chauffeur and I'd be the
passenger"
Tallulah Bankhead, who likes
to stay up late nights, has re-
arranged her schedule now that
she's returned to the boards at
the Tappan Zee Playhouse.
She said of her pet, unaccus-
toned to the new hours: The
poor dear is so tired: he's been
up all day" A famed res
taurant chain soon will be sold
:. "A customer who was stopped
at Ell Morocco and was asked,
DO you have a reservation? ?"
replied. Why? Do I look like
an Indian?"
The financing for Gore Vidarsl
hit play, THE Best Man."
wasn't completed until the last
day OF its out-of-town run in
Boston. On that day the shows
Evening star., 1960-07-11
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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-11-04
EAST LAKE PERSONALS

Roy Basnight and Ormond Mann
employees of West Va. Pulp and
Paper Co., attended a State For
estry fire fighting School at Camp
Lejeune this week.
Mrs. Dixie Ambrose and Mrs.
Thelma Smith visited Mrs. Smiths
son, Bryan, a patient of Washing
ton suffering from an arm injury
received in a foot ball game.
Mrs. Sina Mann visited her
daughter, Mrs. Jacie Burrus OF
Mays Head and relatives in Eliza
beth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Niser and
son, Nathan and Mrs. Selma Niser
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Spruill.
Herbert Primer is a patient in
Columbia Hospital.
Columbia visitors were Turner
Twiford, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Nc
Gowan, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Spruill,
Lonnie Ambrose, Mr.. and Mrs,
Johnnie Twiddy, Mrs. Julia Primer,
Theresa Greet, Wilson Twiford.
Visitors from Norfolk were Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Cahoon and chill
dren, Richard Twiddy, Miller Ca
hoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Am
brose and daughter, Windy, Irwin
Ambrose of U.S.C.G., Mrs. Melissa
Twiford and son Hexstall, Marvin
Twiford and Wiley Smith.
Mrs. Annie Twiford of Manteo
has returned home after visiting
here.
In Manteo during the week were
Lennon Twiford, Lonnie Ambrose
Mrs. Dorothy Twiford, Mrs. Dixie
Ambrose, Mrs. Thelma Smith, Mrs
Minnie Spruill, Mrs. Marian Nc
Gowan and son Aubrey. Wilbur Ca
hoon. joseph Noonan, Faye Cahoon
and Dianne Spruill.
George Ambrose and Sam Smith
of Elizabeth City visited here over
the week end.
The Rev. Ed Hooper of Salvo
filled his appointment here at the
Holiness Church. Visitors at the
church were Rev. L. A. Sheriff. OF
Avon, Luther HOOPER, Joe Niser
and Marvin Basnight of Manteo
Luther Payne, Dale Payne and Mrs
Leslie Payne of Stumpy Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Holmes
and Mrs. Dixie Ambrose are Wis
iting in Norfolk.
Mrs. Mamie Twiford is very i'll
at her home here.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-11-04
HUBERT L. RABURN DIES

Hubert L. Raburn, 81, registered
land surveyor of Pioneer in Hyde
County, died suddenly in Washing
ton, N. c., Oct. 26.
Mr.. Raburn was the son of the
late John Wesley and Annie Rose
Raburn. He was a member of the
Scranton Church of Christ.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs
Margaret Ainsley Raburn; one son
H. L. Raburn, Jr., of Philadelphia
Pa; one daughter, Mrs. Judith r
Smith of Kinston; three grandchil
dren; one brother, Fred Raburn Of
Washington; and two sisters, Mrs
Claude Hodges of Belhaven ant
Mrs. Rose Smithwick, Belhaven
Route one.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-11-04
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS

Mrs. Charles Powell was hostess
to her bridge club at her home on
Tooly Street, Belhaven, Thursday
night. The playing area was love-
ly with fall flowers. Members play
ing were Mesdames Charlie Smith,
Bill Moore, Harold White, Victor
Ruark, J. P. Harrison, Thone Paul
and Miss Pattie Lou Martin. The
hostess served lemon chiffon pie
and coffee and during progressions
she passed iced coca drinks, nuts
and assorted candies. -.
When scores were added Mrs,
Bill Moore had the high score, Mrs
]. P. Harrison low and Mrs. Victor
Ruark the bingo.