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Housing Center
Student Exhibit

field of more than 10000
entries made by junior and
senior high school students
all over the Nation.
Several Washington men
were. on the panel of six
judges who made the final
selection Of top winners.
They are: John Hans Ora
ham, a Washington archi-
tect; Ralph Johnson, director
of the Division of Research
and Technology, National
Association of Home Build
ers; Homer c. Rose, chief of
the Training Development
Staff, Federal Aviation
Agency, and Marshal Schmitt,
industrial arts specialist with
the United States Office of
Education.
The exhibits will remain
on display at the Housing
Center through September 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-12

The CofFitz Construction Co. next month will
start construction Of this history office build
ing on the northwest corner Of Seventeenth and
streets NV, Morris cofritz announced
this week. Adjoining the MayfIower Hotel,
the building will hove some $50 900 square
feet o.. usobIe floor space when completed in
the middle Of next year. Leroy 1. Werner is
the orehiteet for the structure which will be
rented and munoged by the cofritz Co.
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W1sHIH9toHI y. Z.
Saturday, August II, 1861
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CONGRESSIONAL MANOR 9
S70S Fenwoy Drive

Adjoining Congressional Country Club grounds De luxe
williamsburg brick Colonial home; CENTRALLY AIR
CONDITIONED; beautiful setting Poneed ibrory ond
floor Joousied porch. bedrooms, bohs on End floor
Lovely recreation room mods and both in basement
2cor garage OPEN SUNDAY, rs
Riser IA Just Sstor. the Ell G8ce
and Open" sign. Ffs5 rs 80 '' ~ "o4Ss
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JoTo EVuTUuFy Kuuu
De luxe contemporary oee lot overlooking Kenwood Golf
course The unique interior design lectures Vouted ceIno
living room with balcony, BEDROOMS, BATHS, loree
ond polio Oxford excellent outdoor living CENTRALLY AIR
CONDITIONED. 2-cor garage. OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
DIRECTIONS: Riper right to Mipood
Rd M TCnglewood Rd- right Mar6urv
, 1961-11-04
Mother Gets Back
Two Children From
Virgin Isldnds

Two young boys, whose ia
Their was accused of kidnap-
ing and taking them to the Vir
gin Islands, are home with
their mother.
Mrs. Edna Stark, who is di-
the youngsters, John,8 and
vorced from their father, met
James,, 4, when they arrived at
Barre-Montpelier airport Wed
nesday accompanied by their
maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Gertrude Wo1ffen. She went
TO the islands and fetched them
back.
Their father, John, Stork, en-
gagged in plumbing and carpen
try, is at liberty there under
$4,000 bail on a fugitive from
justice charge. He is accused of
spiriting the boys away Sept.
24th.
, 1961-11-04
Pom American To
I~ndugurute LIST Flight
To Mexico Nov. 9Th

Pan American will begin
jet flights to Mexico on Nov
ember 9th. Governor Paiewon-
sky has been invited to make.
the trip on this inaugural
flight along with several spe-
cial guests but he will be I'M
able to accept, he said, because
of pressure Of business for the
government.
The flight will begin at Puer
to Rico with stops at Miami,
Tampa, Mexico and St. Croix.
The Mexico route will be open
ed officially in January,
A new system will also be
inaugurated by Pan American
and also Eastern Airlines pro-
baby this winter. No reserva-
ton will be necessary for ira
vel on thrift flights. One only
has to purchase a ticket in New
York and board any thrift
flight plane for Puerto Rico or
St. Croix.
, 1961-11-04
Municipal Court
Clerk To Occupy
Former Leg. Office

The office of the Clerk of the
Municipal Court will be locat-
ed in the offices formerly oc-
cupied by the Legislature Of
the Virgin Islands in the Gov
eminent Huose, beginning on
Monday, November 13, 1861,
it was announced by Ishmael
Bough, Clerk of the Court.
Since its transfer from the
the Christiansted Fort, the Of
flee was located on the second
floor of the Government
House.
, 1961-11-04
Ashley L. Totem to be
Honored ut Dinner &
Reception in N. Y.

Ashley L. Totten, Secretary
Treasurer of the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters and
President Of the American Vir-
gin Islands Civic Association,
will be honored at a dinner and
reception to be held at the
Commodore Hotel on Deem
Der 9th.
Invitations have been sent
out on which was stated that
the send-off dinner and recep-
ton was ION the eve of his de-
parture to the Virgin Islands
to receive commission by the
President of the United States
Co-Chairmen of the commit
tee are William H. Bowe of the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters and Malcolm Jackson;
honorary chairmen are the
Rev. John H. Johnson, Rev.
N. FL
George M. Plaskett, A. Philip
Randolph, head of the Brother
hood Of Sleeping Car Porters
and DR.. James L. Wilson.
, 1961-11-04
House
MuY Be
Scene of Cola Event

1t is reliably reported that
Governor Paiewonsky is ser
iously thinking Of having at
least one grand strictly formal
ball at the Government House
that would be in keeping with
the highest standards used on
state functions.
This may develop into an
event where dignitaries from
the United States or neighbor-
ing islands would attend. The
reaction of Senator Russell
when he saw the grand ball
room is an Indication Wash
ington officials mikht well
look forward to this annual
event.
, 1961-11-04
UThunt Of Burmu
Ndmed Sec-Generul
Of United Notions

The United Nations General
Assembly yesterday unani-
mously elected U Thant of
Burma as acting Secretary
General to fill out the unex-
pired term of the late Dag
Hammarskjold who persisted
in an airplane accident in
Africa.
Mr.. Thant was given a una
nimous vote by the Security
Council which cleared the
way for his election by the
Assembly. His term will end
in April 1868.
The new encouragement
was greeted by heavy applause
in the Assembly. The delegates
stood and applauded for 80
seconds as he was escorted to
the rostrum by the chief of
protocol where he was given
~.
the oath of office by Mongi
Slim, President of the Assem-
bly,.
The new secretary-general
asked for the support and CO.
operation of all the delegates.
, 1961-11-04
Som Cooke, RCA
Recording Artist, dnd
Movie Actor To Visit

Sam Cooke, RCA Recording
Artist, Movie Actor and Enter
tainer, will visit st. Croix on
Monday, November 9th from
200 pm. to 500 pm, it was an
nounced by G. G.. Connolly of
Conrad Limited, whose repre-
sentative here is Lawrence
Motta, manager of the ST.
Croix branch.
Mr.. Cooke will be arriving
at the airport at 200 pm. and
friends and admirers are invit-
ed to meet and accompany
him to Christiansted. He can
be seen and met in person at
Conrad Ltd. store at 26 Com
pany Street, at the corner of
Market Street.
Mr.. Cooke will be happy to
autograph any Records made
by him that you may have in
your collection, or that you
may purchase from Conrad
Ltd. on that day.
A cordial invitation is extend
ed to the public by Conrad Ltd.
to meet Mr.. Cooke On Monday,
, 1961-11-04
~JuYcees of ST. Croix
Present Contestants
For Festival Queen

The Junior Chamber of St.
Croix presented about twelve
lovely contestants for Queen
of the 1861 Christmas Festival
at the Alexander Theatre on
Thursday night, it was learned
the following day.
Ron de Lugo, a Jaycee him
self, gave the radio p~resenta-
ton outside the theatre as the
girls entered with their escorts,
Uric Benjamin, chairman Of
the Jaycee committee handl-
ing the contest, presented the
contestants inside the treatre
as they strolled across the
stage throwing kisses to the
audience. They have been sell
ected from all over the Island.
The Queen contest has been
turned over to the Jaycees at
the request Of the Christmas
Festival Committee.
The names Of the contestants
Continued on Page A.
, 1961-11-04
Princess Margaret
Gives Birth 10 Son

Princess Margaret gave birth
to a son yesterday. The little
enc arrived at 1890 am, ac-
cording to radio reports.
The little fellow weighed
six pounds four ounces at
, 1961-11-04

birth. He will be the fifth in
line ofsuccession to the throne
of Britain.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09
Bay Springs
n eWs

The Fourth Quarter mass
meeting was held with the First
Baptist Church. Bay Springs,
Mississippi. November 10, 1861.
Time 6 pm.
Devotion was conducted by
president Clayton and others.
The purpose of the meeting was
to give out information to pres
idents and matrons. And to
make their finance report for
the money raised since last mass
meeting. Finance reports as fol-
lows:
Bay Springs area, $132.75,
Paulding area, S181.24, Pachuta
area, $239.44, Rose Hill area,
$229,21, Newton area, $263.66,
Lake area, $441.47, Moss area
1888, Smith area, S87.13, Mon
ticello area, $183.63, Covering
ton area, $95.65, Quitman area,
S167.13, Jones County are a
S153.85, Heidelberg area,
$182.75, Sandersville area, $84.-
78, Grand total raised $2,538.02.
The president expressed his
appreciation to the presidents
for the excellent work they had
done. The next meeting adjourn
to meet in the next mass meet
ing. Mr.. D. B. Youngs, general
president, Miss Thigpen, secre-
tary.
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DeSoto News

The second Annual Session
Of the city wide Usher Board
Of the DeSoto area, held with
it's session with the st. john
church. Desoto, Mississippi. No
vember 10, 1861. Time $3.50 pm.
Devotion was conducted by
the chairman, Mr.. Eddie Law
son, Desoto area, Mrs. Eva Ora
ham, Pachuta area, after the
spiritual devotion. Vice presi-
dent Ratcliff took the chair and
the brief Introductory, present
ed by president Young who pre-
sided over the meeting. We'll
come was given by Miss Shirley
Gamblin, from the hostess Oh.
We had the following visiting
presidents who had a part in
making the program. President
Bound, Heidelberg area, Presi-
dent Madison, Lovin area.
Matrons in charge Mrs. Car
RE Combest from Pachuta area,
dedication to President Nc
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0uitman News

The City Usher Board Of the
Quitman area, met at the Geor-
ge Chapel Methodist Church,
November IL, 1861. At 6 p. M.
with the president, Mr.. Sam
Jasper, presiding.
The devotional exercise was
held from six until six-thirty.
All members participated in this
service.
Many of the ushers and frien-
DIS were present. Each person
played his part we'll to help
make the service successful.
Each and every one seemed to
have enjoyed the meeting Won
derfully. We look forward to
our next meeting, which will be
held December 10, 1861. At Mt.
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Laughn, Miss. Laura Luese Jor-
dan from Pachuta area.

Laughn, Miss. Laura Luese Jor-
dan from Pachuta area.
Presentation of appreciation
Mrs. Selma Williams, from Rose
Hill area, Usher march Mr.. Mil
sap in charge. Prayer mass Of
fered for the sick-shut-ins and
usher. Mr.. Earnest Jordan. The
program was quite a success,
everyone seemed to have been
at their best. Special reading,
What Does Life Mean for U.s..
Mrs. Mary Ruth Butler, matron
from the Desoto area.
Total amount of money raised
$3.50. President appreciation
$33.34. grand total $90.94. The
next meeting will be held with
the church of God December
II, 1861. Mrs. Johnnie Nc
Laughlin, president, Miss Sum-
erall secretary, Mrs. Mary Ruth
Butler, matron.
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meta Davenport, Mrs. Annie
Bell Palmerly, Mrs. Mary Ross
Jones, Mrs. Robbie B. Bingham,
Mrs. Virginia F. Henderson,
Mrs. G. C. Clark, Mrs. Gertrude
B. Hart, Miss Anna Grass, Miss
Bertha Pace and Miss Mary
Frances Jordan.
Teenagers are: Regina Epps,
Dorothy Sterling, Blondy Dill
lon, Shirley Ann Williams, Min
ME Pearl Mcdonald, Mary Price,
Stella Terrell, Jackie Moses,
Virgia Banks, Lucy Berry,
Shirley Irving, Geneva Johnson,
Roslyn CASTOR, Gloria Ann Ross,
Jackquline Dampier, Andewnet-
tie Harris, Sadie Almore, Aletha
Almore, Yolande Alexander,
Glenda Alexander and Ethel Nj
ma Alexander.
Join your YWCA - United
Givers Agency.
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Hanging of the Greens And
World Fellowship Observance

The combination program of
World Fellowship and Hanging
of the Greens was great sue
cess on Sunday, December 8.
This is the time set aside for
the YWCA to officially open the
Christmas festivities in Jackson.
The guest speaker was DR..
Jane Ellen McAllister, Profess
sor of Education at Jackson
State College, who has recently
returned from a trip around the
world. Presiding over the i'm
pressive program was DR.. c. d.
Thompson, member of the World
Fellowship Committee of which
Mrs. M. P. Higgins is chairman.
Over 100 persons participated
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09
Edwards News

The Friendship M. B. church
held their regular services last
Sunday, December 8, 1861. Sun
day School $3.50 A. NJ, Mrs.
Mammie Dangerfield Superin-
tendent, 11:00 A. M. The pastor
brought the message which was
enjoyed by all. The Lard's Sup
per was observed. $3.50 P. M. B.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09
The Great Day. Amount of fl
nance raised $54.9.


Funeral services were con-
Quoted at the Antioch Mission
airy Baptist Church at 2 pm.
for Mr.. Otis lids Magee, age
So years. Mr.. Magee was the
son of the late Wallace Magee
and had lived in the Antioch
Church community all of his
life. He was a member Of the
Antioch Baptist Church and was
a good citizen. He leaves to
mourn his passing, a mother,
Mrs. Allie Magee, Tylertown;
three brothers, Mr.. Ellie Magee,
Los Angeles, Calf, Mr.. James
Auldon Magee of Franklinton,
La, and Rev. Moses H. Magee,
Of Tylertown; two sisters, Mrs.
Ruby Dillon, Tylertown, and
Miss Eddie Lucy Magee of Los
Angeles, Calf; four uncles, one
aunt and host of near rela-
tives and friends. Rev. G. w.
Green was officiating minister
Washington Funeral Service
was in charge with interment
in the Magee Cemetery.
Mrs. Sarah B. Dean, Mrs
Mary Elizabeth Forrest, Mr.
Murray Mcdaniel and daughter
Gloria Dell, and Miss Vera l.
Young attended the funeral SER
vices of Mrs. Cassie P. Brum-
field of Los Angeles, Calf, al
the Bethlehem Baptist Church
Bogaulsa, La. Mrs. Brumfielo
was the daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Joseph Dean of Bogaulsa
! La.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09

Zion Methodist church in Quit
man. We raised in our last
meeting the sum of $67.54. We
hope to do more next time. Mr..
Sam Jasper, President; Mrs.
Lena Russell, Secretary; Mrs.
Fannie Collins and Mrs. Dessree
Phillipa, matrons.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09

T. U. Mrs. H. C. Hubbard in
charge. At $50 P. M. The pas
tor brought the evening mes
sage. "Its thankful for near the
close of the year"
The finance $149.63. Mrs. Lii
liam Marshall, clerk; Rev. l.. c.
West, pastor.
The Champion Hill M. B.
Church celebrated their Gath
church anniversary last Sun
day, December 8, 1861. Sunday
School $50 A. M. Mr.. Robert
Johnson, Supt. HOO A. M. A
very fine program was rendered.
Rev. Elijah Stamps brought
the message. 1t was touching
and soul stirring the churches
appeared on program. Chapel
Hill, st. Mark, Pilgrim Rest, st.
James, st. Paul Mt. Elizabeth,
and Mr.. Marian. Money raised
S159.83. Mrs. Baterman, Clerk
Rev. Albert Allen, acting pastor.
Plenty of dinner was served.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09
Y.W.c. A. NEWS
Y-Teen Winter Conference

The Y-Teens of the Branch
YWCA will hold their Winter
Conference on Friday and Sat-
urday, December 8-9
The theme of this years Con-
ference is Better Girls of To-
morrow Through Experiences in
the YWCA."
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09
New Relief from
GAS, HEART

WASH. D. Chow . remarkable stomach
remedy, called PUSH. has 4-proven ingredi-
ents, quickly relieves gas pains. heartburn.
beIching. nausea. sieeplessness due to acid
Indigestion. PUSH soothes the stomach FAST
misery goes. yes sleep nights! Try fast acting
PUSH st once. 49t at druggists. IT'S smax.
Ing uhst PUSH will Do tes yous steMaehi
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09
ECRu NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Henery Ivy of
New Albany Miss. visited his
nephew Rev. Robert G. Williams
and sister Mrs. Ethel Cook of
Ecru Miss. for Thanksgiving
We all Toasted on a wonderful
dinner prepared by Mrs. Ethling
Williams.
Pleasant Grove M. B. Church
Ingomar Miss. observed it's an
nual Mems Day Sunday Nov. /.
The program feature a well
come address by Brother Paul
Spights and short talks on out
standing men of the Bible by
other Christian Brothers.
The sermon was delivered by
Rev. Robert Williams. His Sub
ject: A Design or Pattern for
Man. Following the sermon Rev.
Williams and wife sang a duet.
Collection $59., Brother Leui
Humphrey, sponsor.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09
SOCIETY SLANTS
in the Hanging of the Greens.
Christmas Tree For Children

Christmas Tree For Children
Thursday, December 81
3P. M.
The annual Christmas Tree
for Children will be held on
Thursday, December 81 at 8 p,
m. Each child will get some
thing off the tree.
Membership Committee Over
The Top In Membership
For 1861
The Membership Committee
of the Branch YWCA went over
its goal of 600 adult members
for 1861. We hope to make it
1000 for 1862. The chairman
was Miss F. o. Alexander.
We want to thank all persons
who worked on the Committee
for it was through them we were
able to reach our goal.
Members joining this week
are: Mrs. Savannah Calhoun,
Mrs. Girlee Johnson, Mrs. Betsy
Anderson, Mrs. Pearl Bracey,
Mrs. Flora Carman, Mrs. Pat
sic Catchings, Mrs. Joyce Fish
er, Mrs. ]. E. Mckay, Mrs. Ella
Moore, Mrs. D. T. Mason, Mrs.
Carlena Rodgers, Mrs. A. D.
Rogers, Miss Rosia Redmond,
Mrs. Ernestine Suits, Mrs. Ma
RE Walters, Mrs. Nellie Lee
White, Mrs. Henrietta Grace
Black, Mrs. Sallie Cotton, Mrs.
Thelma Cobb, Mrs. Maggie Dav-
is, Mrs. Louise Dillon, Mrs. Lu-
cile C. Henderson, Mrs. Lizzie
Oates, Mrs. Eslie M. Wheaton,
Mrs. o. ]. Wolfe, Mrs. Elizabeth
Cant, Mrs. Dorothy B. Styles,
Mrs. Hazel L. Whitney, Mrs.
Lima Friar, Mrs. Jimmie Bal
ley, Mrs. Vertilla S. Friar, Mrs.
Andrea Curry, Mrs. Cleo Nc
Nair, Miss Essie Randall, Mrs.
T. B. Brown, Mrs. B. ]. CASTOR,
Miss Christine Tillis, Miss Lau-
ra Bell Singleton, Mrs. Louise
Chambliss, Miss. Mary Oliphant,
Mrs. Daisy Mullen, Mrs. Lois
Holden, Mrs. Matte Rundles,
Mrs. Arnetta Tillman, Mrs. T. C.
Almore, Mrs. Ruby Allen, Mrs,
Mary McInnis, Mrs. Hetazee
Harris, Mrs. J. l.. Brown, Mrs,
Irene Brown, Mrs. J. B. Nc
Daniel, Mrs. Dorothy Williams
Miss Kathryn D. Warner, Mrs.
Inels Greer, Mrs. E. L. Tatim,
Mrs. Anna Wilson, Miss Hattie
Buckhalter, Mrs. Jamie Buck
halter, Mrs. Matte Wilson, Mrs.
Margaret A. Thomas, Mrs. Ell
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09
brookhaven
News

The Woman's Society of
Christian Service Of Kynette
Methodist Church met Sunday,
Dec. 3, at the church at 4:3O
pm. After the regular program,
plans were made for the an
nual Christmas party honoring
the students home from college.
Mrs. Lenora Parker, President;
Mrs. Mary l.. Grimmette, Secre-
tary; Rev. E. E. Grimmette,
Pastor.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09

The Heavenly Gospel Singers
of Jackson, Mississippi, render
a program at the st. Andrew
M. B. church Sunday, December
8, 1851. At 1880 p. m. the
singing was enjoyed by all,
money raised $4,000.
Mrs. Minnie Evans Wilson
spent Thanksgiving weekend
in this town visiting her niece,
Mrs. Matte Rucker, we are
glad to have our friends and
relatives visit with us.
friends will be proud to hear
that she is home now and i'm
proving nicely.
The many friends regret to
hear of the passing of Mrs. T.
w. Browder. Funeral arrange
ments are incomplete.
Sick and Shut-ins.
Mrs. Leila James is in the
University Hospital in Jackson,
Miss. Mr.. Milton Polk, Rev. P.
A. Taylor, Rev. w. A. Britton,
Mr.. Eliga Howell, Mrs. Ger
trude Taylor, Mrs. Rosie Milton,
Mr.. T. w. Browder.
Their many friends hope and
pray for them a speedy recov-
cry.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09
PICkENS News
BY Roy Lee Jouringan,


The funeral services was held
Sunday, December 3, 1861, at
8 p. m. at the Bethel M. B.
Church, for Mrs. Dave Bennett,
Mr.. Bennett passed while trav-
cling on the Tri-State bus from
Canton to Pickens, Mississippi,
on November %, 1861. He lived
to get pretty old in age. He had
many friends he leaves to mourn
his passing, host of relatives
and friends. Rev. Moore offici-
ated. Interment in the Bethel
Cemetery.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09

Mrs. Clairee Green of Chi
cago, ILL.,, was called to the bed
side Of her mother, Mrs. Esther
Mae Frelix, who has been ill
for some time and in the Kings
Daughters Hospital. Her many
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09

Regular church services were
held at the Tylertown First
Baptist Church Sunday and Sun
day night. Sunday School at
9:45 am. conducted by Supt.
Wallace Allen. Lesson subject
Growth Through Witnessing,
Acts a: 1921. II am. sermon
by pastor Rev. ]. L. Pittman,
Acts 1:8. Following the SER
vices the pastor of the Church
of God in Christ, Rev. Samuel
Zuinn, who paid a special visit
to the church, made some inter-
esting remarks that were en-
joyed by all. Sunday night at
6 pm. the w. M. U. held a call
meeting to prepare for their
White Christmas program to be
held on the third Sunday night,
Dec. II, 7:30. Sermon by pas
tor, J. l.. Pittman, was taken
from End Peter 8: CT. Theme
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09

Funeral services were held
Sunday at IL pm. for Mr.. N.Y.
lass Ball of New Orleans, La.
at the Mt. Moriah Baptist
church. Rev. Huston McEven
officiated. Washington Funeral
Services in charge Of arrange
ments. Interment in the church
cemetery.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09

Rev. and Mrs. Otto Dillon of
Franklinton, La. visited their
sister, Mrs. Theolia Fariest,
Sunday evening.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09
TYIertoWn News

Mrs. Flora Farrell had as Wis
itors last Sunday her brother,
Mr.. Henry Henry, and nieces,
Mines. Eva Oats and Helen
Minley of Prentiss; daughter
and granddaughter, Mrs. Irene
Mccoy and Ruby. They were
accompanied by Mr.. Eddie Nix
from Hattiesburg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher Hendricks and Ruddie
Hendricks two nephews able of
Sandy Hooks, Mrs. Farrell is
improving nicely.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09

Funeral services were held for
Mr.. Luther McClain Tuesday,
Nov. %, at 2 pm. at st. Paul
Baptist Church. Rev. J. M. Nc
Even officiated. Enterment in
the Rosehill Cemetery. Johnson
Funeral Home in charge. Sur
vivors, one brothers, Mr.. Harvey
McClain, of East Chicago, Ind. !;
two nephews, Mr.. Ezra McClain
of Chicago, Ill. and Mr.. James
Watkins of this city; two nieces,
Of Hattiesburg, Miss; one step
sister, Mrs. Ophelia Markham,
of this city; host of relatives
and friends.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09

The White Rose Missionary
Society sponsored their annual
Thanksgiving program. There
were song services, prayers, and
readings and a soulstirring mes
sage by Rev. Ruth Knights. Two
members were added to the So
ciety. Remarks by Rev. w. S.
Price and Rev. Truly West
brooks. Total finance raised
$24.05. Dinner was served on
the ground. Program commit
tee, Mrs. Bertha Washington,
Mrs. Madessie Hill. Mrs. Idella
Henderson, Financial Secretary;
Mrs. Leila McBeth, Recording
Secretary; Mrs. Missouri Dixon,
President.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09

Mrs. Martha Martin of Osyka
spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Hannah Dillon, who is still
on the sick list.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09

Join your YWCA - A United
Givers Agency.