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Evening star., 1960-03-19
BY AMELIA YOUNG
BY q star star Writer

Brazilian Foreign Minister
Horacio Later is moving
through Washington at a
more leisurely pace today,
after a breath-taking round
Of ceremonies, meetings and
social events yesterday.
The II crowded hours were
climaxed. last night with a
black-tie dinner at the Presi-
dents Guest House, given
for the Minister and his wife
BY Secretary of State and
Mrs. Christian Herter.
The distinguished Assem-!
blage Of guests included a
number Of Brazilian officials
travelling with the Foreign
Minister: Gen. Nelso de
Mello. head of the Military
Cabinet Of President Kubit-
schek; Brazilian Senator
Saulo Ramos: Mr.. Raymundo
Padilha. chairman Of the
Foreign Relations Committee
OF the Chamber Of Deputies;
Mr.. Celso Souza e Silva,
head Of the Foreign Minis
ter's Cabinet. and Second
Secretary Paulo Tarso Flecha
de Lima.
Other .Brazilians at the
party were the Ambassador
to the United States and
Mrs. Moreira SALES, the Am
bassador to the United Ma
tions, Mr.. Cyro de Freitas-
Vale, and the Ambassador
to the Organization Of Amer
lean States. DR.. Fernando
1ODO. .r-s.
Evening star., 1960-03-19
Tense Florida Expects
More RocioI Sitdowns
nz tn. A,.eei.t.d pr...

Law eforcement authorities alerted today for fur
ther sitdown demonstrations in raciay Tallahassee
Memphis, Tenn reported its initial snack counter down
yesterday There demonstrations Georgia Maryland
Virginia and West Virginia pceting in North Carolina and
Evening star., 1960-03-19
American Guests

Also present were Senator
George D. Aiken, Represent
atives Chester E. Morrow and
Evening star., 1960-03-19
Prefer JAIN TO Fines

Trial Of Is Of the 3S8 Ne
gro students arrested during
an anti segregation parade
Tuesday began in Orangeburg,
s. c. They were charged with
breach OF the peace. State
Evening star., 1960-03-19

TontJhfs top shows as preuteUed by TV Rey,s staf
who attend reedrsdlS. match screenings and dnolyse
scripts in New York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered guide to area vieDers
Evening star., 1960-03-19
Rodio Todoy-soturdoy, Nor. l9, 1860

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Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26
Silver Greek News

Funeral services were held for
Sister Lezzle Bell Smith, wife cf
Deacon Victor Smith on Saturday
February 27, 1860. She was II
years old.
On Monday, February 29th Bro.
Aronar Bryant left home, and got
lost in the woods in the rain and
cold weather, and on Tuesday
March 8, 1860, they found him
dead in the swamp woods. Funeral
services were held from the Pleas
ant Grove Missionary Baptist
Church fer Bro. Bryant on March
10, 1860. Rev. L. C. Pickens, pas
tof.
Silver Creek, Mississippi, 3rd
month and 18th day of 1860. This
is to our many friends. We want
to extend our appreciation and sin
cere thanks to everyone of you
who statyed with US through our
struggle of one week and one day
Cf our lost uncle. We cannot ex-
press how much we do thank every
one of you. So may the good Lore
bless you and forever be with yor
unto the end. Respectfully yours,
Effie Lee Williams, William Grin
stead, and the family.
On last Sunday, March goth, the
Pleasant Grove Missionary Baptis
church members had with them
Rev. Lance and Sister Lance. He
preached soul-stirring sermon.
His text: 81 Pulled Off NV Goat
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26
TAYLORSvILLE
NEWS

The Oak Grove Missionary Bap-
tist Church held its regular Pas
torial Day services on last Sunday.
March goth. Devotion led by Sis
ter Bernice Hatten and Sister Lii
lie Barnes. Reading for scrip
ture, 10Th chapter of Acts 1st
verse Song, "Must Jesus Bear
The Cross Along And All The
World Go Free" Prayer by Sister
Prettie C. Dixon. Song, "If
Could Only Hear My Mother Pray
Again. The services were then
turned in the hands of the pastor,
Rev. A. R. Keyes, who preached
"a soul stirring sermon He used
as his subject, "The Fire of God"
All enjoyed the sermon very much.
We had some visitors present from
Mizell, Mss, Rev. and Mrs. Will
liam McCarty.
The evening service at the Oak
Grove Missionary Baptist Church
was also enjoyed by all. Devo-
tional period conducted by the dea-
cons brothers. Song, Father |
Stretch My Hands To Thee No
Other Help l Know" Prayer by
Sister Hatten. Song, "Jesus Keeps
Me Near The Cross" Rev. Will
liam McCarty from Mizell, Miss.
brought a wonderful message from
the Book of Ezekiel L: 6. Closing
remarks by Rev. A. R. Posey. We
all enjoyed him very much. An
offering was taken up for Mrs. /.
Sullivan, who has been just dis
missed from the hospital, and is
still very i'll at her home. She
is one of the very faithful men,
bers of the Oak Grove Missionary
Baptist Church. We pray that she
will soon recover and be out again.
Rev. A. R. Keys, Pastor, from
Collins, Miss.
The Leaf River Home Demon
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26
Notes OF The
Prentiss Institute

A. L. Johnson has been invited
to sttend the White House Con-
ference on Children and Youth to
be mead in Washington, d. C. next
week.
A Ausical Program was render
ed at Jefferson High School in
Columbia on Sunday afternoon. The
affair featured Miss Symiria Pet
ers, concert artist and member of
the Institute Staff. The Institute
girls quintet rendered several
num- ers also. Miss Peters was
accompanied on the riano by Mrs.
Lillian Parker, Music Instructor
of Carver High School, Bassfield.
The program was sponsored by the
Columbia Federated w ems
Clubs as benefit to the Institutes
buildir G fund.
The Mississippi Baptist Student
UnlCn held its annual meeting in
Jackson last week Paul Purdy,
memier of the sophomore class
and president of the state organi-
zaticn. presided. Several delegates
from the Institute Chapter were
in attendance. Vcncile Sherwood,
class Of 1861, was elected Public
ity Director for the coming year.
Ms. Lula Hawthorne Allen,
class of 1921, a Registered Nurse,
and her husband DIR. Allen of
Louisville, Kentucky, sail for Lii
IBERIA IN June. They have volun-
teered their services as Medical
|. Missionaries under the auspices of
the Rational Baptist Convention.
Mrs. Allen is the daughter of the
late Mr.. & Mrs. Walter Haw-
thoIne.
The Institute has two other
! graduates in tie Liberia field -
Rev. .'ohn Falconer, class of 1888,
and Henrietta Heron, class of
1854.
Mrs. Eva M. Harris, class of
1922, has been elected Principal of
the new Eva M. Harris High School
located on the outskirts of Brook
haven Mrs. Harris is a former
member of the Institute Staff and
served several years as Jeanes
Supervisor of jefferson Davis
Courty.
II bred holstein, guernsey and
jersey heifers, together with two
young bulls, were delivered to the
institute last week. Several have
been allotted to the Institute herd.
The cemainder were distributed to
families in the county. This ship
ment is part of the continuing
program of Heifer Project, Inc. in
its effort to aid the Institute. Also,
one ton of garden seeds was re-
ceiTet from this organization. Kits
have been prepared by the students
and a"e being distributed through
out tie county. Prof. j. j. Norman,
Institute Staff mer1ber, represents
Heif"r Project in this area.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26
apater
HighIight

Congratulations to the Noxa-
pater Vocational High School bas-
ketball girls who were winners at
the District tournament at Merid-
ian, March 18th. They defeated
Shirley Owens of Quitman, Miss,
48-45 and Morton 51-28. Hurrah
for the Noxapater Tigerettes. The
most outstanding guards are: Rosei
Triplett, Senior; Annie p. Young,
Junior; Callie Mae Hickman, Soph-
omore. The most outstanding for
wards are: Annie Wells, Tavern
eileen and Helen Daniel, who are
Sophomores.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26
SOCIETY SLAnT$

proved interesting and Informative.
During the social hour the host
ess and co-hostess, Mrs. Jessie
Smith, served a tasty repast to
Mrs. Dorothy Archie, Mrs. Excy
Edwards, Mrs. Mildred Green, Mrs.
Lula Henry, Mrs. Margaret Hunt
er, Mrs. Nellie Peale, Mrs. Rosie
Mitchell, Mrs. Margaret Lindsey
Johnson, Mrs. Ruby Nell Winters,
Mrs. Vida Moore, Mrs. Inez Kelly,
Mrs. Margaret A. johnson and
Mrs. Eta Anderson, guests of the
club.
The members will meet next on
April 21, in the home of Mrs. Mild
red Green, 302 Church street, Can
ton, Miss.
The Junior Matrons Auxiliary of
New Mount Zion Baptist Church
met OH Sunday at the home of Miss
FlorcLce L. Hardy, 1889 Deerpark
Street.
After a short devotional period
led ~ Mrs. Anna Ross on the SUBJ
ject THE Woman Who Never Miss
ed Her Opportunity" the lesson
was discussed by the pastor on the
subject, Keeping Your Balance
in an Unbalanced World"
The president, Mrs. Allecy Mich
OILS, presided over the business ses-
sion during which the JMA Day
Program was discussed. 1t was
unanimously agreed that the date
be changed from May 20 to June
at $3.50 pm.
At The close of the business ses-
sion refreshments were served to
the following: Mrs. Mary L. Jones,
Mrs. Anna Ross, Mrs. Ruth Hud-
dlest1n, Miss Alice R. Thompson,
Mrs. Pauline Davis, Mrs. Pearlena
Tillis, Mrs. Ernestine R. Suits,
Mrs. Helen Norwood, Mrs. V e a
Fuqna, Mrs. Pearl Burks, Mrs. Ma
rie Henry, Mrs. Elnora Matthews,
Miss Corine Jordan, Mrs. Eddie
M. Johnson, Mrs. Mary E. Cox.
Guest was Rev. L. c. Fields of
Laurel, who gave timely remarks.
Nj. and Mrs. William Henry
Smith of 1408 Barrett street an
nounCe the engagement of their
niece, Miss Hettie Elaine Frank
lin, daughter of James Franklin
and tie late Mrs. Bessie Johnson,
to Johnel Jones, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. G. Jones of Booker street.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Campbell College High School and
Jackson State College.
They presently reside in Chicago,
ILL.,, where they are employed in
the city school system. The we'd
ding will be held there on April
%.
The Community Fellowship Pray
er Band met Wednesday afternoon
in the home of Mrs. Kizzie Jack
son, l109 Handy street, with sing
ing md praying: = 4
Members present were Mrs.
FlossIe Myers, Mrs. Ann Cooper
Mrs. o. Washington, Mrs. Sallie
Jones, Mrs. Helen Grant, Mrs. An
ma Robinson.
The Band will meet next in the
home of Mrs. Velma Hick, 141C
Booker street, Wednesday at
% m,
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26
FASHION SHOW TEA

Preliminary plans and prepara-
tiors are being made for Fash
ion Show Tea, sponsored by the
Erin Rogers Wesleyan Service
Guild of Central Methodist Church
on Easter Sunday at the YMCA
from 4 until o'clock pm.
The theme of the showing is
"Children's Wonderful Fashions"
and is especially designed for the
young smart set. You will see
models with Sunday pinafores, Cot
ton confections, permanently pleat-
ed, and sashed with satin, and oh!
more precious than a memory will
be Heirloom Dress by Celeste deli
cate as a butterfly wing, and dress
es that are spun from dreams to
captuie forever the beauty of child
hood The young lads will be with
the iassies to enhance the beauty
and glamour of the afternoon with
continentals, tweeds, bow ties and
what nave you!
Some models to enchant you are
Lynda Joyce Jones, Mary and
Glad esteem Williams, Dorothy, W.
onne and Joyce Morris, Yvonia
Davis, Katherine Began, Georgia
A. Brown, Maurice l. Head, Sher-
ron V. Stubbs, Sallye and Ora
McCallum, Luzene Mangle, Daniel
Bennett, Curtis and Glendora Bry-
ant, James Hawthorne, Gloria
Jean Sandifer, Ivory Kerline
Brown, Carolyn Mcneil, Nita Reed,
Lillian Lindsey, Mary c. Thomp-
son, Roberta McGee, Lucille Tar
vim, Shirley Bridges, Shirley Ann
Wall or, Lenora and Mildred Mar
tin, "ickie and Paulette Carter,
Alvin Ealy, Rolanda Peterson,
Dorothy Jean Williams, Betty Ann
Cannon, Shellie A. Brown, Cora
Marie Mcfarland, Elizabeth Cou
sin, 1helma Ruth jenkins and Ber-
linda Mckinley.
Other models will be released in
next y eek's news.
The Eliza Pillars Registered
Nurses Club met Thursday even
ing IN the home of Mrs. Virginia
Woo lard, 900 Eastview street.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Mrs. Dorothy Ar
chic. The inspiring devotional SER
vice was conducted by Mrs. Excy
Edwards.
During the business session final
plans were made for the Green
Tee which will be held at the
Bran,n YMCA Sunday, March 27,
from till 6 pm. The public will
be welcomed as special guest at
this affair.
At;ter the business, each men,
Der discussed an article of current
events from the Journal of Nurs-
ing Magazine. The discussions
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26
TYLER
NEWS

Mr.. Sidney Allen is a patient in
the Walthall Hospital.
Mrs. James Hall Bolden, post
mistress at Alcorn College was
guest in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Clark last. week end.
The Eta of the ]. ]. Gulledge
High School enjoyed an interest
ing talk on "Child's Welfare" by
their guest speaker, Mr.. Vernon
Bullock from the Health Depart
ment of Walthall County, also an
educational film entitled, "Herd
Brought Up" The film was
Mississippi production.
The funeral of Mrs. Martha
Boil of the Knox Community was
held at the Magee Creek Baptist
Church Sunday evening, March 20.
at 2 pm. Rev. G. w. Green, of
ficiated. Washington Funeral Ser
vice in charge.
Mesdames Ara Burks, Mary Jane
Jacobs and Otto Miller have been
discharged from the Tylertown
Hospital where they have been
patients.
Rev. and Mrs. James Varnado of
Magnolia, Miss. visited Mrs. Ara
Burks in the Tylertown Hospital
last Thursday night, March II.
The Womens Society of Chris
tian Service of Pratt's M. E.
Church, celebrated Woman's Day
on last Sunday evening, March 20.
They had as guest speaker, Mrs.
Dorothy Gordon Grays of Alcorn
A. & NJ. College, who rendered an
interesting ak on Family Liv-
ing"
The funeral of Mr.. Jessie Moss
will be solemnized on Sunday,
March 27. Funeral arrangements
are incomplete.
Mr.. 0. J. Andrews and family
of the Brandon Bay M. E. Church,
were guests of the Woman's Day
celebration here Sunday, March 20.
Mr.. VIM. Jones was visiting
guest at the Woman's Day Pro-
gram Sunday.
The Stringer Masonic Lodge and
the Heroines of Jericho of Tyler
town will celebrate Palm Sunday
at the Tylertown First Baptist
Church Sunday evening, March 27.
Rev. L. E. McEwen will be the
guest speaker.
Rev. J. C. Killingworth, pastor
of the Pratt's M. E. Church and a
Mr.. Clay of Hazlehurst, Miss.
were guests of the Woman's Hour
Sunday evening, March 20.
Mrs. J. Melerson Dunham of AL
corn College was home visitor
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26

stration Club met in the home of
Mrs. Essie Mae Sullivan on Mon
day, March 21, 1860 at pm. De-
votion was conducted by the pres
ident, Mrs. Prettie C. Dixon
Scripture reading, 91st Psalm
Prayer by Mrs. Kennis Sullivan.
Club demonstration, family rec
ords, keeping social security, in
vestment and savings. Mrs. Clara
Mae Squire was elected as a dele
gate to the District Home Dem
cnstration Council.
Members present at the club
meeting, Mrs. Kennis Sullivan
Mrs. Essie Mae Sullivan, Mrs. Ger
aldine Sullivan, Mrs. Clara Mae
Squire, Secretary, and Mrs. Prettie
C.. Dixon, President.
Prof. J. B. Barnes visited brief
ly in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Dixon while on his way tot
Raleigh, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dixon are
visiting in Hattiesburg, Miss. this
week with their tow daughters
Mrs. Ruby Mae Martin, 418 East
9th Street, Phone 2-25O5, and Mrs.
Jetti C. McSwine, 924 Elizabeth
Ave. Phone 3-3374. We hope
that they will have nice trip and
safe trip return back to their
home.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26
Y. M. c. A. NEWS
Announcements


a. The Boys Committee will
meet Monday night at $50 p. m.
Business of Importance! Please at
tend.
b. The Teen-Council will meet
Saturday morning at 1000 a. m.
at the Parish Street Branch YMCA.
C. On April 2, 1860 the GRAY
Jr.-Y, Hi-Y, and Tri Hi-Y Clubs
will have a conference at the
Branch "Y", in conjunction with
Vicksburg and Greenville Y's.
The Physical Committee
The "Y" Seniors of the Parish
Street Branch YMCA will journey
to New Orleans to the "Gold Medal
Tournament TO the held at billiard
University March 17th, 18th and
And Can't Fut 1t On," Solomon
5: 3 John 10: 6. We had won
lerful time. Rev. L. C. Pickens:
Castor and Miss Tearetha Bryant.
Reporter.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26
5 Children 80.
Continued from Page One)

dren were killed.
AI.horities had reported eight
dead but Audie Sadis, Wilcox
County transportation superintend-
ent. said there were six known
dead and three critically injured.
Sails said the driver Of the bus,
Da, ii Jackson, about 20, was not
seri,usly injured but was suffer
ing from shock. He was hospital
lied at Camden, Ala.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26
Y. ". c. A. NEWS
YWCA SPRING ACTIVITIES
Adult Dramatic Club

The YWCA Dramatic Club will
meet Monday, March %, at 7 pm
All adults who are interested in
Dramatics are invited to be pres
ent at this meeting.
Those present last week were:
Mrs. Geneva Blalock, Mrs. M. H
Kennebrew, Mrs. Helen Moman
Mrs. Alfredia Walker and Mrs
Helen Williams.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26
D'LO NEWS

Mrs. Elma Forte had as her
guest her son Mr.. Augusta Forte
from Pine Bluff, Ark, where he
is employed at Arkansas A. M. &
N. College. Mr.. Forte and a
friend, Mr.. James Davis, were re-
turning from Tuskegee Institute
where they had attended a meet
ing for food service directors.
Other recent visitors in the home
of Mrs. Forte were: Mr.. and Mrs,
Lonnie Garner from Jackson; Mr.
and Mrs. Earle Weathersby from
Canton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Kennedy from Hattiesburg.
Mr.. Lidel Capers is on the sick
list and we hope for him speedy
recovery.
We are glad to hear that Brother
Arthur Barnes and Brother George
Myers are able to be out after a
few days of illness. f.
The Shiloh Circle No. l meets
each Tuesday in the homes of
members. Mrs. Lottie Jones, Pres
ident; Mrs. Morris, Bible Teacher
We are sorry to hear that Mr.,
Willie Dixon is in the Simpson
County Hospital. We will be sim
cerely happy to see you up and
out again.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26
CALHOUN CITY
NEWS

Elder Mable Russell of Toledo,
Ohio had lunch in the home of
Deacon and Elder Irene Dillworth
on Monday, March 14th. They
had the table decorated beautiful
ly with a white linen table cloth
and a pretty spring bouquet of
lovely flowers. They had a delicious
lunch, and after lunch, they had
Bible Discussion in Acts II Chap
ter. Everyone enjoyed Elder Rus
sell and hopes she will return
again soon.
Mrs. S. B. Lampkin of Detroit,
Michigan, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Stoewall and Mrs. Mable Russell
of Toledo, Ohio spent the week
end with their mother and father,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Stoewall of
Calhoun City.
Mrs. Elder Ruth Hrydroc of To-
ledo, Ohio spent the week end with
her sister, Mrs. Carrie B. Pratt of
Calhoun City, Miss.
Mrs. Lee E. Thomas, Miss Susie
Wofford, Mrs. Sallie L. Williams,
Miss Alibell Path, Mrs. Cleo
Bounds visited the sick, Mrs. Car
rie Lee Terry. They found her do
ing much better.
Mrs. Susie Lee Wofford, Mrs.
Lee E. Thomas and Mrs. Sallie
Lee Williams spent a few hours
in the home of Mrs. Ruby Echols
on Sunday, March Goth.
Mrs. Leona Suggs spent a few
hours in the home of Mrs. Lizzie
Wofford.
Mr.. T. B. Holloway sure did dis
cuss the Sunday School Lesson this
past Sunday. Everyone enjoyed
him very much.
We were sorry to hear of the
death of Mrs. Pearson. Mrs. Pear
sons sister from Chicago, Illinois
is visiting the family after the
funeral. We send to them our sim
cere symapthy.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26
Stauffer Reducing Machine

Stauffer Reducing Machine
Demonstration March 20, 6 PM
The Branch YWCA will have a
Stauffer Reducing Machine dem
onstration on Tuesday, March 20
at 6 pm. All ladies who are in
terested in this demonstration are
asked to call the YWCA by Mon
day, Mrch %.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26
COLLINS NEWS

In Collins this week was Mrs.
Lillian Page of Gulfport, Miss,
visiting her mother, Mrs. Eliza
Williams.
Miss Edna E. Barksdale is going
to Washington to visit the Presi-
dent, Dwight D. Eisenhower. She
is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. E.
D. Barksdale. We hope she will
enjoy the White House visit. She
is the only delegate from Missls-
sippi to represent the Christian
Organization.
On the sick list this week is Mrs.
d. L. Hughes. She is confined to
the Covington County Hospital. We
hope she will soon recover.
Visiting in Jackson Sunday was
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Hurd. They
were accompanied by Miss Sara l..
Price while they were in the city.
They visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester
Holloway, sister Of Mrs. Hurd. A
delicious supper was served at Mr..
Hurd's sisters home by Mrs. Euniee
Frazier and Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton,
which everyone enjoyed.
There will be Spring Revival
at Macedonia M. B. Church in Col
inns, Miss, April 10, 1860. This
.evival will last one week.
10Th.
On Wednesday, March 10th, 1860
The Cray Clubs of the "Y" held q
Volleyball Clinic where they were
Taught the basic fundamentals OF
the game.
Tentatively League Play will be-
gin Monday. The Softball Clubs
are being formed.
Boys Work and Physical Dir,
James D. Holiday.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26

Typing Class At Branch YWCA
The YWCA Typing Glass meet:
on Tuesday and Thursday at
pm. This class is taught by {
competent instructor.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26
Good news for
osfnmulics

Specialists discovery now makes It pos.
quickly relieve choking. coughing. gaspine
s'asms and. do it without use Of internal
:.ugs or painful injections. So safe you
ttn get Dr. Guilds Green Mountain In
sither cigarettes or compound form with
osit prescription. Ask your druggist for 1t.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26

Nashville Henry Arthur Kean the
ment of her daughter Will
daughter of the late Henry Arthur Kean
football coach The wedding will be held June
Episcopal
and State University with major
chclogy plans graduate study field
Williams Marion
Eloee Carolina He is honor
University with major in biology. This
Medical College.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26

Eible Class Thursday 10 AM.
Join US next Thursday at 10 am.
for our Bible Glass.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26
Sunday.

Sunday.
Miss Lahomia Smith of Beau
mont, Miss, visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith for
the week end.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26
Mother And Baby Care Class
At Branch YWCA April A

AT Branch 1WCA April A
The Branch YWCA and Red
Cross will sponsor a Glass in
Mother and Baby Care beginning
Monday, April a, at 7 pm.
This class is open to mothers
and non-mothers. We all can be
benefited by this course.
Please make reservations by Fri
day, April l.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26

Mr.. Sidney Allen is q patient in
the Walthall Hospital.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26

In Collins this week was Mrs.
Lillian Page of Gulfport, Miss,
visiting her mother, Mrs. Eliza
Williams.
Jackson advocate., 1960-03-26

There will be Spring Revival
at Macedonia M. B. Church in Col
inns, Miss, April 10, 1860. This
.evival will last one week.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
By GEORGE HUBER
Star Staff Writer

George Washington's new
triple-slot formation, as de-
signed by the new head coach,
Bill Elias, will be one of the
attractions tonight when the
Colonials play the Citadel in
their first game at Washington
Lee High Stadium at 8 o'clock.
The Colonials will have both
a running game and a passing
game ready for the Bulldogs,
who opened last week by blank
ing Newberry, 1870, while the
Colonials were taking a 30-7
defeat at Florida.
Passing is Stressed
Elias has been Stressing pass
ing all along with his new
formation, but he also wants
to keep the Citadel honest with
his running attack and has
been using his two speediest
backs, Lou DeSimone and Tony
Fredicine, in the starting back
field during practices this
week.
Bill Hardy, the heretofore
overlooked quarterback who
was GW's best passer last week
will see a lot Of service tonight