Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-03-19

fered by Earl Martin and most d
the other members present.
Refreshments were served tt
Mrs. Bessie Hicks, Mrs. Matte
Ellis, Mrs. Flossie Myers, Mrs
Lucille Smith, Mrs. Willie Mae
Sanders, Mrs. Eva Bronson, Mrs
Beatrice Gray, Mrs. Anna Cooper
Mrs. Dorothy Ford, Mrs. Gardenis
Hays. Miss Betty Myers, Miss Car.
olyn Holt, Miss Eloise Myers, Ear
Martin, Oakley Coleman.
The next meeting will be hello
in the home of Mrs. Anna CHS.
trunk on Barrett Street.
The Jackson Private Club helo
its February meeting in the home
of M. c. Calhoun, 238 East Ash
st. The meeting was opened with
each person reciting a Bible verse
after which the president, J. d
Anderson, was in charge of a short
interesting business session.
There were no birthdays among
the club members during February
and it was decided that the next
meeting would be in the home OF
billiard Dale.
During the social hour the host
served delicious plate dinner with
cold refreshing drinks to Mr.. ano
Mrs. ]. D. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs
Damperr Thornton, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Newman, Mr.. and Mrs
Vernon Horne, Mrs. Matte H. Ma.
son, Mrs. Velma Parker, Mrs. Lou.
venia Williams, billiard Dale, M
c. Calhoun.
Visiting the club was Mrs. Will.
liams.
The Progressive Matrons Of
Parish Street met in the home Of
Mrs. A. M. Reed on Randall st
After the devotion the topic wa:
done in a round-table discussion
All members present took part.
Final plans were made for &
share of the funds in the Mission
airy Society for the church. Dur
ing the meeting it was pointed
out that the meeting nights would
be changed to second Mondays il
each month.
A social hour was held and the
hostess served a repast and icet
drinks. The group will meet next
in the home of Mrs. A. M. Turner
The Community Fellowship
Prayer Band met Wednesday af
ternoon in the home of Mrs
frankie Lowe, with singing ant
praying.
Members present were Mrs
Flossie Myers, Mrs. o. Washing
ton, Mrs. Bessie Hicks, Mrs. An
ma Cooper, Mrs. Frank Williams
Miss Betty Myers, Miss Elois,
Myers, Tommy Robinson.
The members were served tasty
refreshments during the socia
hour. The next meeting will bs
held in the home of Mrs. Tippy
Jackson, 1109 Handy Street, Wed
nesday at pm.
Members of Pearl Street AMI
Church will hold their Groune
Breaking Ceremonies in the 9Ot
block Of West Pearl Street Sunday
March 27. The congregation plans
to soon begin work on its new
church.
At II am. Bishop F. D. Jordor
will preach the sermon. Following
the close of the morning service
there will be line of march from
the present site, Pearl and Clifton
Streets, to the new site, where the
ceremonies will be held.
Currently, souvenir shovels
which display the name of the
church and the date of the ground
breaking, are being sold by the
members of the church and the
pastor.
Members of the Ladies Change
Club held their March meeting in
the home of Mrs. Gladys Austin.
2907 Enochs street.
After a brief business session
presided over by President Mrs.
Matte M. Washington, and spur
red by Mesdames Jean Gooden
Annie Mae Henderson and Irene
King, the members engaged in q
social hour and were served re-
freshments by tn ehostess.
Mrs. Margaret L. Williams, child
welfare worker, who was EN-
ployed by the Kinds County De.
partment of Public Welfare for
several years, is now living in L.,
Angeles, Calf, where she will
work in the same field. Her hus-
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