Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-07-15
SOCIETY SLANTS

wood and Mrs. Mary Lee Mason.
The Sick Committee reports wer,
given by Mrs. Spann, Mr.. Hay
wood and Mrs. Mason.
The song, 30, Come To My Hear
Loving Jesus" was rendered b,
L. G. Spann, who also brought TIT
lesson. The members took part il
the discussion.
The poem, eff Jesus Comes II
Your House," was read by Mrs
Haywood. Others making remark.
were Mrs. Geneva T. Scott, Mrs
Curtis Moses, Mrs. Kizzie Christ
mas, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Harris
Rev. Bailey, Mrs. Mamie Brecken.
ridge, a new member welcomed tt
the class, and Mrs. H. Haley.
The class will meet next in the
home of Mrs. Amanda johnson Of
COL Rose street. Visitors are al
ways welcome to attend the meet
ings.
The West jackson Garden Club
met Friday evening in the home
of Mrs. fedora Norwood, 1049 wig.
gins street.
The devotional was led by Mrs
Norwood and Mrs. Jessie Mae
Wade. The president, Mrs. Dora
Stubs, was in charge of the meet
ing. She expressed appreciation to
the members for their full coopera-
ton during the recent tea which
was held at the home of Mrs. Anna
Henderson on Newport street.
A short discussion concerning
flowers than could be planted pres
emily was held by the members.
The club made cash donations to
three local students who are chill
dren of members of the group.
Those receiving the donations were
Joyce Ann Adams, Sherman Nor
wood, and Charles Adams.
Mrs. Norwood, hostess, was hon
ored on her birthday as the mem
bers sang in her honor and offered
gifts and beautiful cards.
At the fellowship, following the
meeting, delicious plate luncheon
was enjoyed.
Attending the meeting were Mrs,
Dora Stubs, MRS. Grace Black
Mrs. Alberta Brown, Mrs. Matilda
Woods, Mrs. Rosie Mae Flummer,
Mrs. Jessie Mae Wade, Mrs. Lucy
Adams, Mrs. Ruby Lee Manning,
Mrs. Lille Mae White, Mrs. Thel-
ma Brown, Mrs. Anna Henderson
and Mrs. fedora Norwood.
The next meeting will be held
Friday, July 81, in the home of
Mrs. Thelma Brown, 5122 Williams
Drive.
members of the Good Samari-
tans Club will meet on July 18, at
the home of Mrs. Lucille Terry of
1853 Adell street.
The combination Green Leaf and
Silver Tea given by the J.M.A. and
Y.W.W. Auxiliaries of the Solomon
Temple M. B. Church, had a de-
lightful and pleasant success
through the careful planning of the
committee, Mrs. Fannie Bass, Mrs.
Vera M. Haynes, Mrs. Annie R. Bell
and Mrs. Matte Jackson. The joy
full hours were spent at the beau
tiful home and lawn of Mrs. Vera
M. Haynes, on Guynes street.
The yellow lace skirted table
was conferred by a large colonial
punch bowl and a variety Of cook
! les. On each end Of the long side
table was the huge interspersed
gardenias, lilies of the valley and
fern, which made a great attrac-
tion for the round apple designed
candies. The program consisted Of
covered table Of assorted nuts and
classical and spiritual music. The
receiving line was arranged with
girls in formal dresses of beautiful
rainbow colors and splendid per-
sonalities. The participants were:
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Bell, Mrs. Mat
tie Jackson, Mrs. Viria Mae Harris
Mrs. Fannie Bass, Mr.. and Mrs.
Neal Spann, Mrs. Howell, Mrs. An
ME Hawkins, Mrs. Ollie Mae Green
Mrs. Marks Kelley, age SO; Mrs
Ruth Davis, Mrs. Lille Lee Harper
and Mrs. Rosie Sanders The club
wishes to thank the many friends
and others whose names have not
been listed for the contribution.
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Bell of Sol.
ONION Temeple Church were hon.
ored guests at a lawn party held
in the yard of Mr.. and Mrs. Vera
Haynes on Guynes street this week
Rev. Bell has pioneered the church's
recent growth over the past sew
eral years.
George, do you realize that it's
nearly a year since our holiday ant
that glorious day we spent on the
beach. I wonder how we'll spend il
this year,"
"On the rocks!"
The difference between Com.
munism and Democracy is-plenty