Jackson advocate., 1961-01-14
'TAYLoRsvlLLE
NEWS

sunday ScnOOl was called To-
gether by the Supt. Prof. j. V.
Posey. Jan. 8, 1861. Song led by
the Pianist, Mrs. Celesta Posey,
Bringing in the Cheers, Prayer,
sister Bernice McLaurin, another
song. Opening of the lesson, scrip
ture reading by Bro. E. D. Squair,
Bro. R. C. Johnson, Jeremiah-13.
Little young johnson, little Miss
Sullivan. Bro. Squair is the Supt.
of the Junior Class. The devotion
closed and all marched to their
rooms for teaching the lesson.
Everyone did their best. All march
ed back to the auditorium for re-
viewing of the lesson. The lesson
was reviewed by Rev. C. H. Barnes
from Mt. Olive, Miss. We all en-
joyed him very much. Enrolment
of the school 1853, money raised
S1O.21. Prof. J. v. Posey, Supt.,
Bro Albert Posey, Asst. Supt., Ida
Ruth Cooper, Asst. Sect, Mrs.
Merieia Johnson, Treas.
Usher Board met Sunday, Jan.
8 at the Shady Oak M. B. Church.
The meeting was called to order
by the President, Mrs. Clair M.
Squair. The devotion was led by
Bro. Kames Earworth Dixon. Bro.
Ray Sulliven and Bro. Curest Hat
ten sang "Give me that old time
I.eligion." Prayer Sis. Moudy Edi-
son following which he President
presided, she read the usher guide
and explained it to the group. The
instructor came forth with sor,c
fine remarks. Sis. Celesta Posey,
remarks by Sis. Dixon. We had
seven small boys and girls to join
the usher board. We were glad to
receive them and have their SER
vices dues $2.58. President, Mrs.
Clair M. Squair, Mrs. Laura Mof-
fett, Treas. Miss Alberta Edison,
Sect.
The East city usher met with
Jones Chapel M. B. Church, Jan.
8, 1861 at 6 p. m. the devotion
was led by Bro. L. G.. Booth, Bro.
Louis Dixon. Bro. R. G. Keys read
80 Psalm. Song and prayer. A
very fine program welcome ad-
dress given by Miss Keys sister
Prettie c. Dixon, song Give Me
That Old Time Religion" The vice
president took charge, he gave
some fine remarks. The different
areas sang, visitors areas from
Bay Springs, Miss. We enjoyed
their singing and presence. The
r,inister of the gosple gave sorne
fine words for our president Booth
n. A. M. Mrs. G. Z. Owens, Mrs.
Clair M. Squair cane before us
with some wonderful remarks. The
president asked one usher to come
us Ground the alter as we assem-
bled and hum remember me. Pray
er by one of the ministers. for the
sick and shut-ins. The spirit was
high in the beginning to the end
ing. Money raised $29.88. The
next meeting will be at the Old
Hope Well M. B. Church, Feb. IL,
1861. Bro Earl B. Booth, Pres,
Mr.. L. c. Booth chairman of prayer
band, Mrs. Mandy Crosby, Sect,
Mrs. Prettie C Dixon program
committee.
e@ Seminary day, Jan. 6, 1861. The
devotion period led by Bro. Pince.,
song and scripture, Bro. Rush Isiah
80, prayer Bro. j. H. Harvey. Mes
sage Bro. A. R. Posey. He talked
Street Wednesday, December %.
They seemed to have had an en-
joyable time.
The senior class has their Christ
mas party December % at the
Elks Rest. This group Of 40 men,
bers had special guest for the occa-
sion, Mrs. E. B. Hatcher, who is
sponsor of the class.
The Gulf Coast Tri City Bridge
Club had their annual Christmas
dinner Friday, December 30, at the
home of Mrs. Norwida Nichols
Woods, besides the members
there were thirty-two guests. At
ter the hours of bridge, all went
into the dining room to beauti
full decorated table of good food
The 2O-pound turkey with all OF
its trimmings, was carved and
served. Each reported an enjoy
able evening.
First prize was won by Mrs
T Pearl Corley and second by Mrs
F. Jackson. Members Of the club