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

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Mrs. MARCEL CHM and family,
Mr.. C. P. CHM and Miss Mamie
CHM, their nephew and niece Of
McComb, visited in the home Of
Mrs. Tillis B.~Williams last week.
Mrs. Sophia James is a guest Of
Mrs. John Johnson this week while
attending the revival meeting at
the First Baptist church.
Mr.. @. R. Dillon of Tuskegee
Institute and Mrs. ]. M. Deenham
Of Alcorn College spent the 4th
Of July holidays with home folks.
We deplore the death of Mr..
Jesse Magee Jr. who was killed
in a car wreck Sunday morning,
July End.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Kaigler, Mr..
]. P. Kaigler and children and
Miss Beulah Magee of New Or
leans, La. were home for the re-
vival meeting last weekend.
Mrs. Eva Guye of the Mt. Beth
ell Community visited the revival
meeting Sunday and was guest of
her sister, Mrs. Ozella Forrest.
Mr.. N. F. Forrest and Mrs. J.
M. Durham attended the Grand
Session of the Morning Star Ben
evidence Lodge at Expose Sum-
day.
Mrs. Mamie Mass has as house
guest her sister, Mrs. George
Smith Of the Darbun Community,
who is teaching in the Daily Voca-
ton Bible School here this week.
Funeral service were conducted
Sunday for Mr.. David Toomer of
New Orleans. La. at Clifton La.
Mr.. Toomer was the brother-in-
law Of Mr.. Lalia Lewis of this
town.
The Revival Services began at
the Tylertown First Baptist church
Sunday July End, Sunday School
was conducted by Supt. Wallace
Allen, Lesson Subject MANY Con-
secrated Motherhood, Flannel
graph demonstration by Mrs. Rem
Meta johnson, II o'clock services
sermon by pastor Rev. J. L. Pitt
man from Matt. % chapel, Theme:
What Think Ye of Christ, 8
pm. services sermon by pastor
from Matt; 5:15-14 Theme "Sim-
attitudes Of Christian, Sunday
night sermon by the pastor from
Exodus 33ch. Theme: Nose Be-
holding the Glory of Cod, the
services will continue through the
9Th of July. Rev. E. H. Pattors of
Biloxi is the revivalist.
Mr.. Jesse Sandiefer who died
June was laid to rest by a host
of Borrowing relatives and friends,
Sunday July 2, at Shady Grove
church. He was one of the oldest
citizens of the Progress commun-
ity. He leaves to mourn his pass
ing a wife, Is children 20 grand
children and 33 great grand chill
dren and a host of relatives and
friends.
The South Mississippi District
meeting convenes with the Spring
Hill church July l & 2 with Rev.
Torrey Of Canton, Miss. presiding.
Total amount of money raised was
more than $4,000. All members
are asking to help the district to
meet its good by the 4th Sunday.
A family reunion on the lawn
of Prof. Dewitt CHM with barbe-
cue chicken, hamburgers and all
the trimmings to celebrate the
4th of July. The group enjoyed
various kinds of games such as
crocquet, basketball, volley ball,
etc.
Mr.. Johnnie B. Dubbs of Boga-
lusa, La. spent the 4th of July
in the home of his mother, and
children. The children is staying
with his mother, while his wife
attends summer school at South
ern University.
Mrs. Vivian CHM and children
Jeanette and jamie spent last week
end in the city of New Orleans,
La, with her sister and had an
enjoyable trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Nichal and
daughter Lorettea of Jackson spent
July 4th in the home Of her faith
er Mr.. w. ]. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Waterman
and daughter Dian Of Summit
were given in the home of w. J.
M. CHM and Dewitt CHM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell CHM and
children spent an enjoyable July
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