Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Damper Thornton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Newman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Horne, Mrs.
Matte H. Mason, Mrs. Velma
Parker, Mrs. Ruth Moore, Mrs.
Louvenia Williams, M. c. Calhoun.
billiard Dale and J. D. Anderson.
The Sunny Dale Garden Club
closed the year with a banquet
with DR.. and Mrs. Miller as hosts
in their lovely and spacious rum
pus room.
Members and guests were well
coined to the spacious rumpus-
room by Miss Neil S. Lightfoot.
Games and soft stereo music
were played the entire evening.
Guests were: Mrs. c. L. Coleman
! of Meridian, Mrs. J. B. Coleman of
Meridian, Mrs. Vance, Mrs. Myrtle
Davis, Mrs. Ernestine Griffin of
Oakpark High school, Laurel, Miss
Barbara Reed of Greenwood, SEN
ior at Jackson State, Mrs. Mable
Barial and little Jacquelyn Barial,
DR.. o. F. Smith, Mrs. Ollie Will
liams, and Mrs. Josephine Tackett.
Members present were: Mrs. Ar
vella Lee, Mrs. Rosie Sanders,
Mrs. Linnie Ross, Mrs. ROBBIE Ow-
ems, Mrs. C. l.. Leffridge, Mrs.
Matilda James, Mrs. Ovelia Nor
row, Mrs. A. M. Rogers, Miss Nell
S. Lightfoot, Mrs. w. E. Miller,
Mrs. o. F. Smith, Mrs. /Maurine
Patton and Mrs. Rosie Redmond.
Delicious refreshments were
served and the climax of the eve
ming was enjoyed by everyone.
The West Jackson Neighborhood
Club met Monday night in the
home of Mrs. Johnnie Knight, 1869
Aberdeen Street to hold their last
meeting for the season.
Mrs. Dolores ORGY and Mrs. Ros-
eta McLaurin led the devotion
and the business session was pre-
sided over by the vice president,
Mrs. Sarah ORGY.
Committee reports were called
for and the sick committee report
ed that one member, Mrs. Roxie
Brown had been ill, but had re-
covered and was able to attend the
meeting.
Various subjects were discussed
by the membership. A report of
candy sales was made by Mrs. Ida
Mae Miller, Of which the sum of
$48 was turned over to the treas
urer. This money was the result
of recent project the club men,
bers had been engaged in.
The secretary read two thank
you cards from Charles Carter and
Charles Adams for the cash token
given them by the club in honor
of their graduation. Carter, the son
of Mrs. Beulah Carter and hus-
band of Mrs. GENEVA Carter, was
graduated from Jackson State Col
! lege, Adams the son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Adams, was graduated
from Christ The King School.
Appreciation from Lee Arm
strong of Los Angeles, California
was expressed through his sister,
Mrs. Mary l.. Mason for the tele-
gram sent him during the loss of
his wife.
During the social hour the men,
bers enjoyed refreshments served
by the hostess and engaged in ex-
citing games conducted by Mrs.
Beulah Carter.
Members present at this meet
ing were Mesdames Lauree Adams,
! Sophia Bozeman, Lucille Brown,
Roxie Brown, Beulah Carter, Ruby
Mae Crockett, Katie Mae John
son, Earnestine Jones, Annie P.
Knight, Mary Lee Mason, Mae
Robbie Nanny, Rosetta McLaurin,
! Ida Mae Miller, Ollie Newsome,
Dolores ORGY, Estella ORGY, Sarah
ORGY and Mrs. Ida Mae Perry. The
Club activities will resume in Sep
TENDER. A midsummer picnic is
being planned to take place some
time in the near future.
Members of the Good Samari-
tans Club No. 2 met last week in
the home of Mrs. Hattie Rogers.
Presiding over the meeting was
the second vice president, Mrs.
Grace Adams.
The topic was taught by Mrs.
Georgia Thomas. Visiting the club
were Mrs. Beatrice Gray and Mrs.
Fannie Sanders.
Members present were Mrs. An
ME Barrett, Mrs. Catherine Burse
Mrs. Georgia Thames, Mrs. Josie
Ellis, Mrs. Grace Adams, Mrs.
Glodys Stewart, Mrs. Mary Odell
Mrs. Laura Williams, Mrs. Men
dola Stewart, Mrs. Annie M. Deer
ing, Mrs. Fannie Sanders, Mrs.
Beatrice Gray, Earlist Nickles and
Elmo Smith.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Georgia Thames of 1856
Randolph street.
81 thought there was larg,
balance in our joint account" sait
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