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Evening star., 1960-06-29
elleffs
Street
Silver Spfiae
BslheSds
G4I1 csaassi;ega Ave
ShfGAsioa
Eab chvfch
French Room Open Tomorrow Evening!

French Room Open Tomorrow Evening!
Orig. $3.50 to $40. ohesses- $50. Ss5. Varied
group includes dresses and costumes, few long
evening gowns; silk, royon wool, and blend tobrcs'
checks tweeds, dark and some bright colors.
Thursday Month End!
Orig $500 to $40 Dresses. SIS. sso Ss5. Worried group
includes and costumes, few long evening gowns sk royon
WOOL and blend fobc checks "eeds dark and some bright
coors . L.L
s $40 Dresses SIS. Costumes in print Poko dot sheoth
dresses in novy BEIGE blue, assorted fobrc and eoors
ORIG. $50 Navy Silk Shrtdress, $50.
osia. $50 Costume, beige plotinum sos
ORIG. $i4o White NyIon TuIle Boleown, sos.
oris $50 Silk Print Costume, brown, SIS.
ORIG. $40 Silk Print Costume, noVy beige, $75.
ORIG. $50 Green Silk Sheoth SIS.
oria. Sllo Silk Costume, blue, beige, $S5.
oris. Sllo Silk Print Sheoth block white, $S5.
ovia, Sl25 Rose Silk Costume polka dot lining $9S.
oriq. SI45 Grey Wool Suit size 20, 500.
oria. $35 Brocode Bolero Costume purPle/ /ood $IZS
ORIG. $3.50 Silk Print Costume Sl35.
oriq. $50 Green Silk Peosont Costume, $l3S.
oris. 5000 Alover Tucked Block Silk Costume, $780,
oris. Sls5 Black Silk Crepe peoted skirt, $l4S.
ORIG. SITS Costume, beige, raw silk $zz5.
Street. Second Floor, ond Month-End Reductions
oil JeIIeff bronch stores
Evening star., 1960-06-29
WHY GROW OLD?
Huirdo Can Do
Wonders for You

Mr.. Kazan also has inter-
esting ideas about human
relations and the manner in
which a woman's appearance
affects her life. Here are
some of the things he said:
Many women make the
mistake of being afraid to be
a little different and yet a
woman must be noticed or
she no longer feels like a
woman"
TOO many women want to
look like the average. There
is no such thing as an aver
age woman except as she
makes herself so. Every
woman is an individual and
has individual potentialities
Evening star., 1960-06-29
Women's Dresses
Thursday Month-End! CONTINUED Fridoy)

Orig SI7ss to $22ss Dresses $2 Docon print coo style
in blue or green print spun oyon toilored style in noy or
oqooe ton solid black noVy crePe Doeon and cotton
print one piece style blue eeen ArneB ond cotton check
two piece in navy or black with white Sizes l4H2 to 2ZH
oo $3.50 to SIS Dresses SIS DocronB poee grey print
peoed skirt black ond white print cotton dress
and iocket Enko oyon print dress with ocke
Green: Doc cotton drey dress oee and tuck trim
blue: embroidered cotton in block Sizes l4h to 22X.
os SIS to $3.50 Dresses $40 Docron/royon wordobe in
orey block or navy crepes with check TRIM dey chiffon and
Ioce in blue toost Broken sizes.
Orig $ssss Dresses $2s Dresy roon chiffon royo or red
black novy crepes with offeto trim silk prints
in grey blue; piece silk shontuno in novy toost
piece crepe black navy with touch Of white Sizes 4I2
to 22k.
with royon toeto and oce trim; Docron print blue green;
pure silk shontune; print cotton. Broken sizes.
Second Floor Street, Fos Church, Shineon, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1960-06-29
Misses Dresses
Thursday Month -End-Continuine FHdoy!

Orig. $I7ss $3.50 Dresses, $40. Street and afternoon
styles royon royon prints Docron and cotton blends
in BEIGE eeen blue brown, navy ond black Broken sizes
10 to 8.
Orig S22ss SIS Dresses $l2 Dessy afternoon and cock
toll dresses in royon CREPE cotton poid royon/cotton weed
Doeron/coon blends, silk foie cotton oce, nyon chiffon,
poes, blue beige purple green white navy and black Broken
sizes 10 to l8.
Orig szzss $3.50 Dresses SIS Costumes dressy otter
and travel dresses few cocktail dresses Doeron prints,
royon crepe cotton and oyon poids, royon foie silk oe
silk chiffon and nyon Poses high shodes, brown royal,
navy and black. Broken sizes 10 to l8.
Orig SIS TO S35 Dresses Sls One ond piece styles
dressy ofternoon cockto foos Silk foe royon crepe
silk prints silk chiffon Docon and royon In BEIGE pink blue
brown white, red navy and black Broken sizes 10 8
Orig $3.50 to 5000 Dresses, $40 Costumes street and
afternoon cocktail, and formos In silk prints silk brocodes
Oocron checks, royon prints, royon cepe prints silk
foie silk chiffon, nyon chiffon, royon and oceote royon
toeto and nyon net Poes, coro green eod beige white
noVy and black Broken sizes 10 to l8.
Second Floor F Street and All Jeleff Branches
Evening star., 1960-06-29
Budget Dresses, Thursday Month End!

Orig $llss to $l4s9 Dresses, $6. Royon crepe Oron/woo
blends and twopiece Styles shirtdrees, bosc dressy
styles Print and solid coos. Broken 10 20 l4H to
24h.
Orig. sIz9s and sI4ss Dresses ss Royon cepe ocetote/
royon fonneIs Desy afternoon and bos styles Sheohs
coot dresses some dresses with ocke Broken coors
10 to 20 and IA V to 24R
Orig $l7ss Dresses $o Royon spun oyon oyon
tote One piece dresses, with short Ienqth iockets
Dres eosuo ond ensembles this group Broken sizes to TO-
l4h to 24h. ="
Fifth Floor Street. selections ot FoIs Church,
ShirIn9ton. Conn. Ave. and Silver Spring
Orig $50 to $3.50 Wedding Gowns, sample and dis
play pieces, now SIS to SlOO.
SIS. Wv ~
Brides Shop, Seventh Floor, Street Only
Evening star., 1960-06-29
THE EVENING STAR
YOUR FAMILY AND YOU
Marriage Proposal
Is Really an Art
Washington, D. c.
Wednesday, June ~. 1860

very successfully. Sometimes,
as in this case, the girl evades
his proposal; at other times
she accepts when he wasn't
proposing! Several young
women have asked me to
help out my fellowmen with
a little fatherly advice on this
subject.
Three Proposals
81 had three proposals last
year." one writer informs
me. Each of them was such
Evening star., 1960-06-29
BY JOSEPHINE LowMAN

Regtster and Tribune Syndicate
It is fun to visit with
Michele Kazan. Michele al
ways is simply bursting with
humor, love of life and new
ideas, and is therefore a
most stimulating and charm
ing person.
I always enjoy seeing him
but that is not the reason
I make it a point to visit
with him periodically. He is
one of New York's top hair
stylistS. In fact, he is a
creator of hair fashions.
Each year he designs and
presents his collection. These
frequently start the trend
for the season.
Evening star., 1960-06-29
BY DIR. PAUL POPENOE
National Newspaper Syndicate

The young man wanted a
wife. Fixing what he be-
lieved was a soulful gaze upon
a young woman, he sighed.
Its terrible to think of 60
ing through life alone"
Tenderly she replied, Then
why don't you ask your
mother to chaperone you?"
Young men land older ones.
tool don't handle proposals
Evening star., 1960-06-29
Sports wear, third floor
Thursday Month-End! CONTINUED Fridoy)

Sports wear, third floor
Thursday Month End! CONTINUED Fridoy
Orig. $500 $I7ss Skirts, 81. $6, So. SLIM moderately
full skirts cotton corduroy royon Veveeen, wool flannel block
blue, oreen broken sizes. Street only
Orig $l49S $2299 Skirts So ond SILL Fine wool fonnels
scot lined white; 10 to l6 At oil stores
Orig. $l4ss Suits. $Io Boy iocket block WOOL 10
TO 10. At Street. Fo Church. Shirnoton CONNECTICUT Ave.
Orig. SIS Suits SIS. Threepiece style in textued royon ond
silk sleeveless iocket shirt skirt in coffee color with stripe
z 6 Street. Fols Church, Shrlnoon, Conn., Ave.
Orig $500 end $500 Points, 81 Block green cotton eordu
roy, 10 to l6. At oil stores.
Orig SIo9s $3.50 PIuid sees Ss. Wool and oocrOne
poIyester 10 to l6 All stores
Orig $3.50 coo $40. Ron/shine Of voter repeent
popIin buton-in lining of Orion occ, block,
10 l6 Street. Falls Church, Shirnoton Connecticut Ave-
Orig $s5 Sweater Ensemble SIS Striped silk shirt ond skirt
Orion ocrylc sweoer beige noVy. 10 to l6. Street.
Orig 5000 to $2ss bouse IS and S6. Royon crepe
jersey block, white beige ond print, lol6 Street. FoIs
Church. ShrIineton, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1960-06-29
strdod ali bronhN
Great Inventory MONTH-END TOMORROW continuing Friday


% >~ 4 A~-%-~~ =
Evening star., 1960-06-29
ChiIdren's Wear Two Doy Month End!

oe S7ss Girls Two-Pece Cotton Shorts Sets, $4ss Sizes
6x
ru 81 80 Girls Cotton Plaid Boxer Shorts So Sizes to Ok
rs $l4e9 and $z2se Girls Spring Suits $7.ss and $i2ss
Royon /wooI checks Sizes to a..
ra S225 70 S3.99 Girls White Strow Hots, 81 ond SlS9
Color trim. Ages TO "a.
Orig $500 and s7ss eir T~o-Pess Sets. 1929 onod s4ss
Bermudos or deck pons with blouses Sizes to a.
a $3.50 Sub-Teen Cotton Print Skirts $500. Sizes to a.
rs $3.50 SubTeen Two-Peee Sets $3.50. Deck points ond
sleeveless blouse. 8 to IA.
Above OF FoIs Church, Shineon ond Silver Spring
oro sl4ss and slees Inont and ToddIer Spring Coots
7ss. All wooIs woo/nyon blends. Highly styled oottonI
royon blends. Broken styles sizes, eolors to
ORIG So 80 $500 fodder Dresses $29S TO $500 DressY
posteIs and printed nyons in sizes ! to 3x.
o 81 and S5s9 Preteen Bouont Petteoats $2s9 TERED
nyon morqusette nyon tofeo. White mostly in
sizes 10 and II.
Above ot FoIs Church, ShrIinoton and Silver Spring
Evening star., 1960-06-29
Spring SUITS-$30.-$35.-$50.
(OrioinoIIy S3e.ee to SSeee)


Sso-woo eed checks with royon bouses grey noV black
checks solid beige, blue black noVy fitted demi tit and box
jackets. Misses and petite Sizes
S35-ted with boxy jackets, glen pods tweeds, ottoman
woo fonnes checks and solid coIors beige. grey red
blue. Juniors lis, misses o-lo.
S5ohecked worted Borothene worsted wool tweed Mink
trimmed wool flannel fitted and boy styeJJuniors to l5
misses 10 to l6, womens " to 20K and few SO to A.
Suits, and few Of a kind
ForstmOnn Tweed, SIS. og. S75l bochwhe brod bound
Women's Silk Suits $65 ore $7e99l novy black l4 leh
20h.
WoIkns Suits s7o tore ss5J ottoman novy, block 10
10.
Theepees Suit So to9 $3.50 beige checked worsted
linen bIouses, sizes TO- II, l6.
Wool FonneI SIS. (oe $4,000 beige blue 10 to l6
Oon Cotton Suits SIS. oro S8s99 fitted jacket red brown
sizes 10, IA, l6.
sws. Cotton SIS tO0. ss999) deml fit ioce be0e-ond
white, sizes II ond l6.
WomenS WoFsted Suits $75 oro $8o9o fine Forstmonn fob
ric, blue novy l2h to l6R
oon Silk Suits, $s5 ore $780, and S1lo hondsome dress
maker oshons black nov oo costume styles with print
blouse lemon rouge. II to Is in groups.
Theepeee Costume, $685. torie Soo petit point worsted silk
print blouse, size z green, size Ia ozoeo.
Suits oil JeIIeff Stores Street. third floor
Evening star., 1960-06-29
Thursday Month End-NeqIiqees

Orig $3.50 to $7ss, 81. Nyon fleece bed ioet; coton/
duster fitted cotton robes ond swr Prints and solids
Sizes 10 to 8 in the group.
ois $los9 Busters, So Royon choI busters in stripes
print busters in foro prints and checks Sizes 10
20 in the group
Orig $3.50 sIsss Due Robes. NesIisees $40 to SIS.
Cotton busters botise long choIs robe in
print long oyon coochmon paisley print silk robes
long and short classic Styles white neeeee sets size b.
Sizes 10 to 20 in the group
Evening star., 1960-06-29
Going strong-our Handmoeher
Weothervone Suit Sale!
5000 to 5000 Suits-$20 & $24

5000 to 5000 Suits-$20 6 $24
Whot bys-for town. travel tontion weo Beautiful fabrics,
coors and need dwell Hondnocher quo? You feel
the good fiji Selections ot oil Jeleff stores.
Nsht-open Month End Tomorrow! Continuing Fridoy)
For Women, Misses and Juniors!
Orig. $4o.e9 to $500 Couts, S35
Wool weed checks pIoids-brioht coors ond navy, black in
cludino superb Sycamore and Coieheoh to l6
to IS, women's to l8 and "a to 4o
Orig. 5000 Couts, Misses and Juniors, S2o.
wop comfortably lightweight wooens. checks
tweeds solid coIors noVy beige red gold, and blues
light to dark. to l6, to l3.
Misses Orig $85 coots-$55 Tissue weight Soock wooen
and other handsome weoVe buttonup and clutch styles
reversible checked styles block grey ed beige noy Toto
Misses Cashmere coets-ors. S55-now $50. Just IS eoos
but who choicebutton wrop small large coors in black
beige, red, white. 10 to Is.
Misses Topper-S2s oe s39ee lightweight woos button
tuxedo, novy eoId blue, red, 8 to IT,
Misses Topper-$35 (Ore. $4,000 Short to three -quorte
lengths Beoe and bouee wooens ood by fovore Syeo-
Novy, red, block. 10 to g.
Misses Long coo-S45 torg $5ee9l worsed wool t~eeds
Misses. stooek wool eoo.s-ss5 torg s6e99) cope coIor
STYLE red, blue gold, 10 to l6.
IS Junior coots-s45. odg $500 and S6eee soock onc
Hockonum woo worsted WOOL tob and closing bod trims
eoors; blue beige, novy ond checks in blocwhte OF
beioe/white. to l3.
Junior Topper-$29 Orig $1,000 double breasted Stroock
wool, navy or beige 7 to 3D.
Month-End Coot Soes OF oil JeIeff stores.
Evening star., 1960-06-29
Come in, JUNIORS
Month End With Evening Shopping!


Orig $45 $50 Fashions S35 designer dresses
one style embroidered linen others-o block white
plaid silk shirtdress. Street only
Junior Budget shop)
Orig Sl4ss to $l7s9 Dresses, $40. Among the
dor scoOp-neck prints sleeveless brOodcoth polished stripes;
spun royon jacket dress. to IS.
Fourth floor Jeeff Street. selections OF branches except
where noted Street only.
Cotton Shop Month End! Tomorrow and Fddoy!
ots sl4ss Dresses So. Pork eottOns nEOn Jersey prints
Orig $7ss Dresses sIo Pure silk htdresses sheohs dark
polished cotton plaid cotons printed silks Docn prints Plus
Orig sllss and $3.50 Dresses S. Acetoe prints print STEP
ste many feofokind dark shdresses nyon prints
in noy or black Broken sizes 10 S, few womens sizes
Sports Dresses, Thursday Month End!
Orig $3.50 Two-Pees Dresses SIS. Docron/cotton Sizes 10
ors. $3.50 T~o,pieee Prints SIS. Docron, Sizes 10 TO-
Orig $3.50 and $35 Lnen/Reyon Knits $40 One
piece styles in blue or beige.
Fifth Floor Street. and All JeIeff Branch Stores
SehooI-Coreer Shop Month End!
Open Tomorrow Night!
Orig. sl7.s9 and Sass Suits $40 end slz s596 vseoss
bue noy in broken sizes Also oo6 woods with % bo*y oeEet
os so sss ss' snS sssS s.s; s ~ Tailored cotton.
in white and assorted colors. Sizes 80 to So.
os $3.50 and s4Ss sho'i. szSa Cotton in -t Solids and
Orig s7ss ond $3.50 Tee Shirts. sss Scoop v-neck and
sleeveless styles Solids and novelty Pottern so medium and
Orig. sl4.ss Sl7.ss Dresses $40 Twopiece check suits
Of 81 % oyon/499o AneI and styles of "a 20
royonoo DocronS poese pure silk prints Vorous eoIors in
Orig. slO.ss and s''s9 Dresses Sc cotton eoton/oyon
spun royens dressy and tailored styles Light and dark eoor
Orig s25 ooud $3.50 Suits $40 woos vcoss in
crop ioeket styles Broken sizes and coos
Schoo-coreer Shop, Fourth Floor F Street.
and Selections at All Jelleff Branches
Handbag Savings! Month End Thursday, Friduy
Orig So to s7s5 Hondbos', ST. Leohers ond posc in oil
ORG s5 to sios5 S. Royon foes, eothers and novelty
Orig s7S5 to sizSs Leo+her sos S. oresy and casual
styles. All groups include block, noV, red and brown.
At Street Only Plus Federal tax
Neckweor-Two- Day Month End
Orig sloss Bulky Knit Joekst $3.50 In black with rhinestone
ond simulated peorl trim SnolI ond medium
Orig ssss to ssSs Biou.ees 81 ond S. In White postes
and prints, eottons Docrons and nyon. Broken Sizes
Selections at All JeIeff Stores
Hosiey-Month End, Two Days!
Orig ss.9s Slippers sI.so. Washable velvet and bocodes
Orig $l.e5 eo'hom Gold Stripe. ss s/ss.so Discontinued
styles and coIors
Orig s2s5 sss5 Tes sse sI.5o. Seamless and full
fashioned
Orig SI5 JeIefFs sheers, sse or s/s2s5. Walking weight
full fashioned. Discount style, broken sizes.
At Street Only
ToiIetries Month-End; Street Only
Orig 81 sochet Pillows. ; in package, Soc.
oro. s. Earring ToveI coses. sr.zs.
plus fed. tax.
Orig. ST. Plastic Troys 6oe.
Orig. sos TroveI Lock Atomizers, $l.5o
Orig. ST IS Guest Soaps in opothecoy jors S5e.
Orig. So Eorrne $l.25.
Evening star., 1960-06-29
Lingerie, Thursday Month End! e'R +

Lingerie, Thursday Month End! eIRf'SS'"' Fassy
Orig $loss Peeooss $sss. Borbzon "Pett Bud non of
feto full skirted. White and black. 10 to 8.
Orig $3.50 Slip 80. Borbzons ariel" zephoire boe White
proportioned sizes.
Orig S5s5 $lse5 Slips Pettieoo $3s5 to $lzs5. Toored
embroidery trimmed non White, beige, block,
postes and high eoors Sizes 81 to 40.
Orig IS 81 IS Petoots, Sass. Nm non with oce
and embroidery trim White black red pink and beige Smo
medium and large.
Orig $3s5 $32S5 Nyon Tieot Lingerie. $2s5 to $z2ss
All famous manufacturers Includes Slips pettcoot long gowns
woIz gowns and ensembles Misses Sizes
Orig $5s5 $Is.s5 Seepweo $ss5 to Sass Nyon tricot
long gowns wotz ond boby dolls Toored embroidery and
oce trimmed Many lovely coor including white and block Sizes
81 to 40.
NyIon Trieot Briefs and Pone $2s pr 2SIs5. Loce
trimmed or tailored styles. White pink. Sizes to g.
Orig Ssss $3.50 Cool sIeepweu $2se $500. Body dolls
copr poomos, woz and long Dainty prints solids and
embroidered styles. Srno medium and large. 81 to 40.
Evening star., 1960-06-29
Belts Reduced!

An assortment of fobrics including vetes and oes eother
couo cowhdes and desy colt Colors include black
ton red and novy Contour and stroeht styles.
Orio 81 Belts see Onq $3.50 to 50 Belts, l.49
Orig 50 to $5 Bets, $2.4s. At Street Only
Evening star., 1960-06-29
Neckweur-Two-Duy Month End!

Orig $IosS Bulky Knit Joekets $3.50 In black with rhinestone
and simulated pearl trim. Small ond medium.
Orig 5se to 81 Flowers. 25e and Soc. Assorted coIors.
Orig $500 to $500 Bousees 81 and So. In white, pose
and prints, coons, Doerons and nyon. Broken sizes.
Selections All JeIeff Stores
Evening star., 1960-06-29
Millinery Month-En

ORIG. IS and S2.e5 Hats, 81
Orig. $3.e5 to $5.95 Hats. 81
Orig. $3.50 to $40 Hats, $3.s5
Orio. $3.50 to $40 Hats, $3.50
Evening star., 1960-06-29

Orig. So to $7s5 Hundbos ST. Leothers and pocs all
sizes and shapes.
Orig. IS TO sos5. $s Royon fole Ieothes and novelty
fobries in assorted shapes.
Orig $795 to $l2s5 LeoheE Boss, S. Dresy and cosuo
styles All groups include block, navy. red and brown.
At Street Only Plus Federal tax
Evening star., 1960-06-29
GirdIes, Foundations
Little Sports Shop

Orig $3.50 to Sc. 80 Bouses, 81 to 81 Cotton eoon/ Do
Docron crepe and silks. White, poseIs, solids and
Orig $3.50 to $3.50 Skirts, So to S. Wool fonnes,
prints blue denim in the group. Sizes o to Is.
Orig S6 80 PedoI PusheE 81. Blue denim with applique
Sizes 10 to 8.
ORIG. $3.50 coordinctes, IS Gnd So. Cotton and vi
tweed suit polished cotton print blouse and skirt Broken
groups.
First Floor Street. Falls Church, shrIneton, Silver Sp
Evening star., 1960-06-29
Women's Spring Coots, $40 Orig. $3.50 to s.

Choice of dressy couo button and wop eoo fine wooens
worsted hand tailoring, royon Innings Black, nov
soft tone tweeds. to l8 and "a to 40
Women, toke your pick Of these!
imported tweed coots, IHoe, blue, II to 10, orig 7o99-$4o
Wrap Coots Eneer ottoon WOOL "a and 3d. orig. 5000
$40.
Dress coots novy black worsed WOOL u and 6. orig $7999
$40.
S49.
Womens Toppers-szs. toro s39ee "a length lightweight
WOOL one button style, navy red. 10 to l6
Evening star., 1960-06-29

First Floor F Street; Selection ot Folls Church
ShirIineton and Silver Spring
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-09-10

and in the interest of the
pupil and the school system.
Requests for making changes
in assignment should be made
at the office of Director James
Gooden, 1860 Lynch Street.
This year, a special educa-
ton program in the Jackson
Public Schools will serve over
700 pupils, some $50 more
than last year, according to
DR.. Joseph d. Barker, Director
of testing and special educa-
ton.
This program serves both in
tellectually handicapped pu-
pills and pupils with speech
handicaps. For the intellectu-
ally handicapped, classes UNI
der the direction of teachers
with specialized training will
be provided in the following
schools: Isabel, Johnson, Rey-
nolds, Walton and Brinkley.
Enrolment in each class
will be between five and Is
pupils with an average of a.
bout II. This program pro-
vides a curriculum which is
basically academic and at
three levels, serves pupils be-
tween ages of six and 81 years.
The relatively small class size
permits a high degree of in
dividualized instruction for
each pupil.
Application for admission to
the special education program
may be made by the parent
through contact with the
school principal or through
contact with the office of the
director of testing and special
education.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-09-10
STATE OLYMPIC

Continued from Page ID
a six-acre farm near here. They
raised pigs and COWS, and Mrs
Boston worked as a maid when
such work was available.
Ralph is biochemistry Sc
Nor at Tennessee All Univer-
sity. Three other sons are
teachers in Mississippi schools.
Another sells life insurance
One daughter teaches at Oak
Park school here where Ralph
starred on the high school foot
ball team. Another daughter
is a dietician in New York,
one is a New York laboratory
teachnieian, one works in Chi
cago and the other is Mis-
sissippi housewife.
''It wasn't easy to get all the
kids thru school," Mrs. Bos-
ton said. "But when one would
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-09-10

cago, ILL.,, where she spent a
few days as houseguest of her
niece, Mrs. Mary Julia Spells
and her family. Mrs. Mildly
reports that her stay was
most enjoyable in the Windy
City.
MR.. RBERT LEE Toll
BERT of Detroit, Michigan
has returned home after a
brief but enjoyable visit in
the city among relatives and
friends.
THE MANY RIENDS of
Mrs. Lois Varnado of Detroit,
Michigan are happy to know
her operation was a success
and she is now home from
the hospital. This young ma
tron will be remembered as
Lois Wright, the lovely sister
of Mr.. Wilmet Wright of
Poindexter Street. She would
enjoy hearing from her
friends.
MRS. ALLEAN DUNCAN
of N. Blair was the receiptant
of a two weeks visit from
her daughter, Mrs. Addie
Ruth Ross and baby son, of
Toledo, Ohio. Mrs. Ross flew
here by Delta Airlines and
reports a most enjoyable Wis
it.
THE COLLEGE HILL SUN
DAY SCHOOL opened at $3.50
A. M. with the Superintendent
in charge. Devotion was held
for fifteen minutes. Eithteen
teachers were present and on
time to instruct the classes:
The spirit was high and the
meeting spiritual. The lesson
was reviewed beautifully en-
| joyed by all. Mr.. S. L. Col
Inns, Supt.
HUNDREDS ENJOY LA
Dor DAY PICNIC. f. Mem
bers and officers of College
Hill M. B. Church enjoyed a
J Picnic on Labor Day at Col
lege Park. The Picnic got UNI
derway at 1000 A. M. There
were about 200 children and
parents present to share in
the activities of the day of
fun and merry amking. At
1900 to 1890, Mr.. Ross Clay,
assisted by Rev. E. King,
conducted a short devotion
which all enjoyed very much.
Between the hours, all chill
dren engaged themselves in
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Oak Grove AME. Miss HudSton
was also from Oak Grove AME
Church.
Mr.. Oates report showed a
total number of Departments,
so and a total number of Pu-
pills, 1176; with the Divisions
represented as follows; Chill
dren's, 581 pupils; Youth, 3S1
pupils; Adult, 1875.
The report also showed a
large number of Statistics sold
during the year with "The
ANIE Church Glass Book" lead
ing in sales.
The total attendance at the
Vacation Bible School was,
AIT. Churches were listed as
follows: Pearl ST., Mrs. Ber-
nice Essix, Supervisor, Rev. G.
r. Haughton, Pastor, liz; Beth
ell, Mrs. t. L. Lewis, Super
visor, Rev. L. A. Clark, Pastor
81; Institutional, Mrs. R. E.
Jones, Supervisor, Rev. c. J.
Johnson, Pastor, 70; Bennett
Chapel, Ollie Palmer, Super
visor, Rev. G. R. Rosenthall,
Pastor, Is; Hampton Chapel,
Mrs. VIM. McCloud, Supervis-
or, Rev. VIM. McCloud, Pas
tor, 100; Plainville, Rose L.
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Jackson Public
Schools Begin
Glasses, Monday

Local public school officials
have announced that all
schools will begin classes at
$3.50 A. M, Monday, Septem-
Der IL.
During this week, pupils who
wished to attend the Jackson
Public Schools made applica-
ton for admission. This week,
also, principals have made
temporary school assignments,
and parents have been told
that the school personnel will
consider a change in a stu
dents school assignment only
under conditions judged by
the Trustees to be justifiable