Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-05
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BY PERCY GREENE

and the wisest of the Old Tyne
Parish Streeters was Col. E. L.
Patton, and he was at his best when
calculating on the subject Of what's
wrong with Amt Haggar's Chill
luns. l used to hear him say often
times in talking about the happy
go-lucky attitude and disposition so
often seen amongst us chillun that
the only time one Of Amt Haggars
Chillun want a job after he'd lost
the one he already had, and started
to looking for another one. l was
sitting in the corner at my favor
tie spot over my Fish and Beer, and
listening to some of the young of
the tribe talking about going up
yonder, in DETROIT, and Chi
cago, or out in California and get
themselves one of them defense
jobs, and that caused me to again
think about Col. Patton's conclusion
that the only time one of Amt
Haggar's Chilluns want a job is
after he'd loss the one he already
had, and started looking for an
other one. l kept on listening and
as the conversations indicated ris-
ing determination Il expect some
of them have already gomez the
thought came to me about all the
new job openings, that Amt Hag-
gar's Chillun got during the first
world war, in the second world
war, and about the many new job
openings that are already appear
ing as We get ready for the third
world war (that is if we're not al
ready in it, and how many of the
job opportunities were lost as soon
as the wars got over, mainly, so
the folks say, because Amt Hag-
gar's Chillun just naturally got to
be happy-go- lucky about every
thing and thinking of that !
thought l would say in this column
this week, to all of Amt Haggar's
Chilluns that planning to go to
DETROIT, Chicago, California,
or anywhere else to get one of
them defense jobs, or some new
kind of job that Amt Haggar's
Chilluns amt never had before, re-
member you'all your happy-go-
lucky ways don't imprint you in
with nobody, and the first thing
happens is that it imprints you
out If you get up yonder
or out yonder when you get
a job start working to KEEP il
and you will if you jest keep
remembering that Col. E. L. Pat
ton said that the only time one OF
Amt Haggar's Chilluns wanted g
job was after he'd loss the one he
already had and started look.
ing for another one
WEEKLY SAD NOTE: Mrs. w
L. Huddlestcn, widowed mother of
Duke" Huddleston was hit by an
automobile in front of her home
on Lynch street early Monday
night, receiving broken hip and
a leg broken in two places. She
is in a local hospital and was re-
spending as we'll as could be expect,
ed according to reports Tuesday
night. The accident is reported to
have been unavoidable =.
NEWS FROM THE BIG WINDY
Arthur Leaner, known to all the
Ole Tyne Parish Streeters, the
home town boy who went to Chi
cago, and under the name of Gal
Benson" built up a great follow
ing for his radio program devoted
mostly to the sale of fine things te
drink. l see by the papers that
"Rev. Benson" is opening the
church of the Divine Guidance OF
which he will be the pastor while
continuing his radio program.
NEWS TIDBITS: The AMF
Youths Conference, which started
Monday, is going on this week al
Campbell College, with delegate:
in attendance from the 9th Epis'
copal District which includes the
states of Louisiana and Mississippi
A brighter day is said to be
in store for Natchez College, al
the Baptist State Convention $780,
900 was raised for support of the
college, grant of $4,000 for student
loans have been received, with sub
stantial financial help coming from
the National Baptist Convention.
WEEKLY QUOTATION: There
is and can be no such thing as
peaceful picketing any more than
there can be chaste vulgarity, or
peaceful mobbing, or lawful lynch
ing.-Judge Smith Mcpherson.