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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-22
National Parks
Rules Shift Bars
Discrimination

r acial discrimination in
areas administered by the Ma
tional Park Service is barred
by proposed regulation changes
announced yesterday.
Secretary of the Interior
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The Page Etchison Memorial Scholarship Committee of
Organized Bible Glass Association will honor Joseph S.
Brock, r, member Of National City Christian Church, at
II service tomorrow BY presenting to him the schol
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CHURCHES ON THE AIR

liam, WFAN-FM: The Rev.
Nathan c. Brooks, III, speaks
on Word Become Flesh" dur
ing Petworth-M Montgomery Hills
Baptist Church eSrvice.
2:30 pm, WRC: "An End to
Apathy" is discussed by the
Rev. Andrew M. Greeley, visit
ing lecturer at Catholic Uni
versity.
4::30 pm, WPIK: "Prepara-
ton for the End Time" will be
discussed by DR.. Dale Crowley,
Washington radio minister on
his Bible prophecy program,
THE Future Revealed"
7 pm, WAX: long
vesper services conducted by
DR.. Crowley.
7:45 pm, WINK and WAN
FM: The Radio Rosary" with
the Rev. John F. x. O'Connor
pastor, and parishioners Of the
Immaculate Conception Cath
olic Church here.
9p.m., WEAM: "The Hour oi
Inspiration" conducted by DR.
Crowley.
GAS pm, WOOK and WFAN-
|; FM: The Women's Volunteer
Association will be discussed or
the Catholic program Faith OF
Millions"
IL pm. WMAL: "A Nation In
Prison" discussion of prisons
; and prisoners by Catholic chap
lainS of the District Depart
ment of Corrections.
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Hebrew Home
ToFete Maser

Maurice Maser, who retireS
as executive director of the
Hebrew Home for the Aged at
the end Of this month. viii be
honored at the annual meet
ing at 2;30 pm. tomorrow in
the home, 1125 Sprin g
road NV.
Charles E. Smith. president
of the Hebrew Home for the
Aged, said tribute will be paid
to Mr.. MaSer at the meeting
"for 36 years of unselfish and
devoted services" to the home
When he came as executive
director in 1926, the home had
29 guests and had only opened
its headquarters building at the
Spring road address the previ-
GUS year. Toay there are ITS
residents at the home, which
has won national recognition
for its program and services.
The board announced that
Mr.. MaSer will take over, on a
voluntary basis, the newly Gre
ated post Of religious director
An ordained rabbi, he served a
congregation in Rochester,
N. Y, for a year before Serv-
ing as director of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged in that city,
1924-6.
Mr.. MaSer Is married and has
a son, DR.. Avron H. Maser. a
member Of the panel Of ply
sicians who provide medical
care for the residents of the
home.
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ORGANIZED
BIBLE CLASSES
BARBER G. PALMER, PRESIDENT
By HOWARD STACKHOUSE
Contributing Writer

International Sunday School for Tests
of Faith" John 1:5-2:6
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in Israel. itself, today. There
is a group of people settled in a
section of Jerusalem called the
Mea Sharim, who believe that
Israel cannot exist as a nation
until the Messiah comes. This
view is rejected by the vast
majority of the people of Israel.
=
Question: In I John 2::3-4,
and in I John ga there are
references to commandments
and the law. Will you please
tell me what commandments
and what laws are referred to?"
Answer: The law referred to
in I John 2::3. 4 and I John
3:4 is the same in each in
stance. The writer is referring
to the whole law which is the
Pentateuch, or. as it is known
in Judaism, the Torah.
This includes not only the
Ten Commandments but also
the commandments listed in
LeviticuS and Deuteronomy and
reiterated by Jesus Christ in
the commandment stated in
Mark 12::28-31.
-
Question: why do we, as
Catholics, say that a person
who is non-Catholic has an
invalid baptiSm?"
Answer: The Roman Cath
olic Church does not regard
all baptiSms in other churches
as invalid. If a baptism in an
other church has been per-
formed in the same formula as
that used in the Roman Cath
olic Church, it is regarded as
valid-particularly in cases
where persons thus baptized
later become Roman Catholics.
OF course, the Roman Cath
olic Church teaches that bap-
tism, in cases of emergency,
may be performed by any per-
son provided the words used
are: Il baptize thee in the
name Of the Father and Of the
Son and of the Holy Ghost. |"
Question:: THE AthanaSian
Greed does not appear in Ro-
man Catholic Missals, nor
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Mrs. Lillian Burch, secretary;
Mrs. Lucille Peirce, treasurer;
Mrs. Bessie Folsom, class roll
secretary. and Mrs. Paul Han
sen, teacher.
The Harrison Bible Glass for
Men Of st. Luke's Methodist
Church will have Willis Bishop
instructor, Washington Bible
Institute, present the lesson
at GAS am. tomorrow. Virgil
M. Thompson. past president
will preside and Joseph G. Ste-
phenson will lead the devotions
The Marietta Smith Bible
Class of Bethany Baptist
Church will meet at 8 pm
Monday at the home of Mrs
Helen Funk, 8517 Eleventh ave-
nue., Silver Spring, Md.
Mrs. Irene Swinney, a retired
missionary, will speak to the
Class of Friendship of Emory
Methodist Church at $50 am
tomorrow.
"a Letter on Christian Lead
ership" will be the subject o1
discussion by Mrs. Roy K
Easter before the Trinity
Women's Bible Glass Of Sher-
wood Presbyterian Church al
$3.50 am. tomorrow.
The Fellowship Glass o1
Chevy Chase Methodist Church
will meet tomorrow at II am
in the Adult Room of the Ed
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THE POWER OF FAITH

Here rests in honored glory an American soldier
known but to God" This inscription is on the Tomb
of the Unknown Soldier of World War in Arlington
National Cemetery-one of only 158601 American
heroes whose identity is known but to God" On
Memorial Day four years ago the remains of two
additional unknown soldiers were buried at the Ar
lington tomb, representative of the unidentified
victims of World War II and Korea. But there are
other monuments. Buried beneath the battleship
Maine 229 sailors and Marines, 167 of them
nameless Beneath another marker at Arlington
the remains Of iii unknown Civil War dead; and
third marks the graves of IA unidentified Marines
who were killed in the War of 1912. Each Memorial
Day Americans reaffirm their faith that none of
them shall have died in vain.-By Woodi IShmael
AP NewSfeatures
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Guest Music
Events Planned

Two guest musical perform
ances have been announced for
tomorrow in Washington area
churches.
The 70-voice Calvary Chorus
Of the Calvary Baptist Church,
Charleston, w. Va, will present
a concert of sacred music at
7:45 pm. in the Westover Bap-
tist Church, $3.50 North Wash
ington boulevard.
The New York Staff Band
of the Salvation Army, under
the direction of Brigadier
Richard E. Holz, will play at
8 and II am. services in the
National Presbyterian Church,
Connecticut avenue and N
street NV.
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arship tuition to Western Mary
land College for four years
beginning with the fall semes-
ter 1862. Br. Brock Is sponsored
by the Homebuilders Bible Class
and will be the third student
to receive this scholarship
award from the OBCA. Miss
Barbara L. Wolozin, sponsored
by the Andrew Bible Class of
Petworth Baptist Church, was
the second student and will
graduate June 4 with a BIS.
Degree. Mr.. Brock is an active
member Of the Christian Youth
Fellowship at National City,
serving as treasurer at the pres
ent time. He will graduate from
Wheaton CMd0 High School in
June, where he is a member
of the MU Alpha Theta, hon.
orary mathematics society. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph S. Brock, ST., Of 2711
Plyers Mill road. Silver Spring,
Md. and has a year-old sister,
Barbara. The family belongs to
National City Christian Church,
where Mr.. Brock, Sr., is a dea-
con. DR.. George r. Davis is
pastor. Members and friends
of the O.B.C.A. and family are
invited to attend this service.
The Unity Bible Class of
Woodside Methodist Church will
hold its annual banquet at the
church Monday at $50 pm.
The following officers have
been elected for 1962-63: Mrs.
Ila McCaudlish, president; Mrs.
Lucille Aitchison, vice president;
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Independent BibIe-centered
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ucational Building. Dr.. w.
Harold Shape viii talk on RE
ligion In the News" Devotions
will be given by Mrs. Dora
Bailey.
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Drumu Scheduled

The Bishops Company. a
drama group from Santa Bar
bara, Calf, will present Phyl-
lis Beardsley's play, Pass by
This House." at Z pm. tomor-
row in the National Presby-
terian Church, Connecticut
avenue and N street NV.
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ucational Building. Dr.. W.
Harold Shape viii talk on RE
ligion In the News" Devotions
will be given by Mrs. Dora
Bailey.
The Vaughn Bible Class for
Men Of Calvary Baptist Church
meeting at 10 am. tomorrow
will have the lesson presented
by Col. Woodford Moseley.
John A. Patterson, jr., class
president, announces the an
nual class picnic will be held
on the farm Of Jesse L. Ward,
on routes 29-211, near WASH
lington, Va. Miss Margaret K.
Patterson viii speak to the
Burial Bible Glass for business
and professional women at 10
am. tomorrow.
The Rev. Stanley F. Knock,
jr., director Of Religious Ed
ucation at Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church, will install
the newly elected officers Of the
Rainbow Class at 10 am. to-
morrow. The class will hold q
reception and tea for the Off
GERS at 2 pm. June 2 in the
class room. Religion in Art
as Expressed by Stained Glass
Church Windows" will be dis
cuSsed by Miss Denise M. Abbey
before the Rustin Couples
Class. "An Indictment of Re-
ligion" will be the subject of
Mrs. Jewel Smith before the
All States Bible and Fellow
ship Glass with Miss Addie
Rhodes leading the devotions.
DR.. A: Russell Stevenson will
discuss ideas around the
World" before the Forum group.
All adult classes at Mount Yer
non Church meet at 10 am. to-
morrow. 81
The Forum Glass Of National
City Christian Church will con-
duct the Sunday School hour
at Central Union Mission at
1915 am. tomorrow. Miss
Carrie Duncan will preside and
Miss Sarah Tedder will lead
the devotions. Miss Catherine
Coven will be the soloist and
the lesson will be presented by
Miss Hilda Koontz.
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OUR RELIGIONS
Controversy Over Israel
By CARLYLE ADAMS

Question: Does the Bible teach that the Jews
will be gathered back in Israel before the end of the
age? Ny pastor says that many scriptures which
seem to teach this have spiritual meaning rather
than an actual one"
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have my Roman Catholic
friends ever heard of it. Does
not the Roman Catholic
Church accept this Creed?"
Answer: The Athanasian
Greed is in the Roman Catholic
liturgy and is said at Prime
(first hour of the Divine Of
fice) on the Feast of the Holy
Trinity.
Prior to the reforms of the
Divine Office in 1856, the Ath-
anasian Greed was used more
frequently. 1t is not used as
commonly in the Roman Cath
olic Church as it is in the
Anglican and Reform e d
Churches.
Question: What does st.
Paul mean in I Corinthians
1929 when he mentions those
who are baptized for the dead2'
Is there any church now which
baptizes for the dead?"
Answer: st. Paul was criti-
cizing a practice of the an
cient church wherein certain
people who had died without
baptism we're aided by having
living persons baptized on their
behalf. This practice is fol-
lowed in the Mormon Church
today.
Editors Note: Questions on re-
Iieion and the Bible moy be od-
dressed to Dr.. CorIye Adoms, in
core Of The Evening Stor All
questions must be signed, but the
nomes Of the writers will not be
published. Dr.. Adoms does not
read anonymous IetteE.)
released by the Register and
Tribune Syndicate. 1850
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The following television and
radio programs will originate
from Washington area stations
tomorrow.
TelevisiOn
$50 am, WTOP 3: Col.
William F. Taylor, jr., of West
over Air Force Base. Mass, will
speak on Dealing with De-
spair" on the Air Force Chapel
of the Air.
$50 am, WTOP-9: "The
Mass for Shut-Ins" celebrated
by the Rev. John Dimond of
Catholic University.
IL am, WMAL-7: A film,
"Afro-Asian Seminar in Israel
will be shown on This We Be-
lieve."
1880 PM. WRC-4: The Rev
John Cronin of Washington
discusses America and Com
munism."
Radio
7 am, WMAL: The Rev
Richard j. Sweetman of Forest
vile Baptist Church is gues
speaker on "The Hour o
Power" from Central Uniol
Mission.
7:30 am, WWDC: The Mas
for Shut-Ins."
7:45 am, WRC: "Teen-agers
Parents and Temptation" OF
the series, THE Bible Speaks II
you"
6 am, WOOK: BishoJ
Smallwood E. Williams speaki
from the Bible Way Church.
9::35 am, VOL AM and FM
Edward L. Ericsson. leader o
the Washington Ethical Socie,
ty, speaks on Ethics for HUI
manity."
IL am, WAX: Thomas G
Lawrence Of the extension stat
of Moody Bible Institute, Chi
cago, speaks during Cherrydalt
Baptist Church service.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-28

Walker visited Mr.. David Wal
ker's Mother who lives in
Clinton, Miss. Also Mrs. Wal
ker and children, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence and sons visited in
the home of Mrs. Clarence
Kings parents, they live in
Bolton, Miss. They visited
their sister Mrs. Geneua john
son of Pelahatchie, Miss. and
they visited with their sister
Mrs. Altha Ross of Jackson
they visited other relatives
and friends they attended the
regular church services at
Mt. Ridge the second Sunday
They reported having a fine
time. They were happy to
meet their relatives and many
friends.
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Jones and little Viola Mae
Payne visited Annie c. Hardy
and little Clara Bell Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Allen Kersh, Mr.. Percy
Harris and Mr.. L. j. Hardy,
Mr.. w. H. Jones visited in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Booker
Lee Hardy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar King
was happy to have two of
their children to visit them
from Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence King
and their two sons and Mrs.
David Walker (Perlie) and
her son Fred and a charming
little daughter Caren, Mrs.
Walker is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar King, Mrs.
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taking care of children.
Mr.. Johnson said that al
though he takes chances on
automobiles and other prizes
he has never won anything in
his life. Born in Richmond,
Mr.. John attended st Emma
Military Academy at Rock
Castle, Va. He served in the
U. S. Army from 1912 to 1945
as a Private First Class in the
European Theater. Prior to
entering the service he was
employed by the G.. K. Loving
Extract Company as a route
man. Mrs. Johnson is employ
ed as a nurses aide at Rich
mond's st. Luke's Hospital.
These winners were picked
from more than 9 million en-
tries received nationally in
the ''Tour the World" Sweep
stakes.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-28

NEGROES IN 157 OF 258
SOUTHERN STATE Schools"
Nashville, Tenn. - One hun
dred and fifty-seven of the Sou
thern and border states. S258
unsupported colleges and uni
versities have been desegrated,
Southern Schools News report
ed last week. The total was re-
vealed by the publication in
listing the following five Sou
thern colleges and universities
whose classrnoms were de
segregated this summer. Mary
Washington College, the Wom-
ems Division of the University
of Virginia: the University of
Houston, East Carolina Col
lege, G orgi a State Col
lege and Florida State Univer-
Sity. Stetson University, De-
Land, Fla, a private institu-
tion also desegregated its sum-
mer school.
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The cotillion was sponsored by
the Links of Chicago and $500
each came from the parents of
the debs to help the organiza-
tion in its advancement pro-
gram.
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Sunday July %, Mrs. Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cooper
along with Mrs. Georgia Tay-
lor was visitors at the Rock
Star M. B. Church. The Rock
Star Mission Society sponsor
ed a Mission Program, Mrs.
Taylor was guest speaker,
Mrs. Taylor spoke on Love"
from the book of Ruth q: 8
verse. A spiritual devotion
was lead by Mrs. Melvin af-
ter the Welcome Address was
given by Mrs. Lille Thomp-
son. Remarks by Miney,
amount of money raised
$15.15, Mrs. Mary Melvin,
pres. Sunday July 20 the Sum-
day School Institution will
meet with the Mt. Elem M.
B. Church, come one come
all. Rev. E. d. Turrell, Pre-.
Mrs. Joe Byrd Sec., Florence,
Miss. Sat, July 81, Mrs. Duck
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The Pastor preached a won
derful sermon. Subject eft is
Fixed So You Can Make 1t If
YOU Try" Matthews TT.
Money raised was $86.55. The
pastor and his guests were SER
ved dinner at the home of
Bro. Joe Fountain. The pastor
left for the Revival Meeting at
ltta Bena, Miss. We pray for
his success. Rev. j. R. Rouse,
pastor, Sis. Mary Johnson,
Secretary.
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Continued from Page ID
the Ivory Coast and the Mala-
gasy Republic were caused by
the designations, respectively,
of r. Borden Reams and Fred
erick P. Bartlett.
The Ambassador to Somali,
Andrew G.. Lynch, has retired,
and Philip w. Bonsal, Ambas-
sador to Morocco, is expected
to return to Washington late
this month.
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pointee and SOLO, Bro. Ro-
bert Edlery. The Guest speak
er, Rev. M. j. Gilbert will
be introduced by Rev. Tho
mas e. Ray, Pastor. The
Finance Committee: Bros.
Willie Smith, Parker Kimble,
Jeff Johnson. Greetings will
be brought from the various
churches of the city and coun-
ty.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-28
Vicksburg Item

THE AILMENTS DAY
PROGRAM at Gospel Temple
Baptist Church on Lane Street
scheduled for Sunday, July
20, will begin at 2::30 A. M,
with Bro. Walter Edley, Mas
ter of Ceremonies. Following
the opening son, scripture
will be read by Rev. Roy H.
Welcome address given by
Bro. H. Jones, Response, APP
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-28

Sunday July %, the Mt.
Elem Sun. School opened on
time. Mr.. Will Shoto in char
ge, it was opened with a song.
Mrs. Georgia Taylor on the
piano. Prayer was offered by
Mr.. Shoto. All teachers were
present, the lesson was re-
viewed by the pastor, Re-
marks by Rev. c. Hubbs
amount offering 1882, re-
marks by Rev. Gibson, dis
miss by the pastor for a few
minutes and return for SER
vices. Devotion was lead by
Bro. McMongun and Bro. L.
E. Johnson. A soul string
prayer was offered by Bro.
McMongun then the young
people choir sang some songs.
The junior choir sang also.
The the Rev. r. L. Smith
came forward and read two
chapters of St. Mark 20:23
verse his subject was can In
side job" The sermon was
soul stirring. Visitors were
Rev. Hubbs, Rev. Gibson,
Mrs. E. of Sweet Water M. B.
Church, pastored by the Rev.
Holden. Money raised for Sum-
day was $88. 8.16. Rev. r. l..
Smith, pastor, Mr.. Will Shoto,
Clerk, Jackson, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-28
Brookhuven
News
By Ozine l.. Young

BY OZlne L.. Young
The Church of Christ Holi-
ness Circle met Friday, July
20 at z: P. NJ, in the home of
Mrs. Margaret Cardwell, 1919
Old Brook. The president,
Mrs. Lucy Bell Vance was in
charge. The secretary read
the minutes after which old
business was finished and
new business discussed. Final
plans were made for the Sum-
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Drew News

Christian Union M. B.
Church held its regular Pas
torial Day, Sunday School
was attended largely. Les
son was taught by the pas
tor, Visitors from in and
around Drew were present.
The Pastors Aide Club and
all auxillaries are doing their
best.
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ment of Burns. The Defend
er now published a single edi-
ton, including a special week
end edition, five days a week.
The new changes are sche-
duled early in Fall.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Perkin visit
in the home of Mrs. Ardella
Hardy, Sunday evening Mrs.
Perkin is the niece of Mrs.
Hardy.
Mildred Jones, Kenneth
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-28

Mrs. George Manning's
grandchildren are visiting
her. They live in Jackson,
Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-28

Mrs. Alice Window who
has been very ill was up Sat-
urday and feeling very well.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-28

Mrs. Ollie Scott is still on
the sick list but seems to be
a little improved, also Mr..
George Manning was feeling
fair on the week end.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j.
Harvey visited sick and shut
ins in the hospital in Morton,
Miss. Mrs. Lena Lloyd and
in the home of Miss Willie
Moore and her aged parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moore.
They all seem to be at ease
in spite of the hot weather.
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mer's Calender of events.
Mrs. Beulah Williams gave a
beautiful talk encouraging the
members to carry on and
keep the good works of this
wonderful organization up.
She further suggested a mem
bership campaign to increase
all phases of work. Other
members attending were:
Mrs. Mary j. Wilson, Mrs.
Lucy Bell Vance, Mrs. Mar
gret Cardwell, Mrs. Williams,
Mrs. l.. L. Young and guest,
Miss Penny Davis. The hos
tess was assisted in serving
the guests by her niece, Miss
Elane Davis.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-28

Mrs. Anderson had as din
ner guest Sunday her sister
Mrs. Ola Mae Proctor, Jack
son, Miss.
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Ormand Hill M. Church,
Sunday, and visited relatives
in the community.
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Please remember these peo-
pie in your prayers.
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Mrs. Kathleen Thurman of
the New Friendship Com
munity had Wednesday night
guest her sister Chrysteen
from Jackson, Mississippi.
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Mrs. Estella Kelly enjoyed
a delightful birthday party in
Jackson last Tuesday evening
for her granddaughter Carol
Winters.
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Send your news to 939-3391
or Route 6, Box 80, Jackson,
Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-28

Mary U. Lott was home for
the week end.
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worth left for Morries Hill,
Miss. to attend revival meet
ing. She will be staying with
Bro. Joe Weathersby and,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lindsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie L. of
Pearson, Miss. are happy
parents. Their son got mar
ried on July Is, 1862. He
married Miss Minnie Lee
knight, She is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Benn Knight
of Greenfield, Miss. The
young couple will make their
home in Greenfield, Miss.
Mr.. Estella Ionic is back
home again from the hospital
at this writing he is doing
nicely.
Sick & Shut Ins: Mrs. j.
Shoto, Mr.. Wesley Taylor,
Mrs. Florence Gibson is bet
ter.
Please remember these peO-
pie in your prayers.
Send your news to 939-3391
or Route 6, Box 80, Jackson,
Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-28

Sunday, July 22nd was reg
ular Pastoral Day at Ormand
Hill Methodist. The pastor
Rev. N. L. Beuder carried
out his regular services. The
afternoon sermon was deliv-
cred by Rev. Jenkins. Both
services were spiritual rich.
Dinner was served to the
c on gr e G a o n. Visit
ing churches were Mt. Ridge
Methodist, Little Zion Metho-
dist, Mt. Pleasant Methodist,
Oak Grove M. B., Pilgrim
Rest M. B. and Mt. Carmel
M. B. Church. Mrs. Ira Har-
dy from Mt. Ridge Church,
who was a delegate to the
Annual Conference at Gulf
side gave highlights of the
event in an interesting way.
Revival began Monday night
with Rev. c. l.. King as the
evangelist for the week. The
meeting will close Friday
night.
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Mt. Zion News
Mrs. EStella Kelly, Agent

4vAA A1otSAkGA <A6
Mt. Zion S. S. opened Sum
day at it's regular hour with
Supt. in charge. The lessons
were well taught and made
interesting by the teacher re-
viewed by Mr.. G.. w. Walters.
Friends will regret to learn
that Mrs. Kelly was not able
to attend the singing at Mt.
Zion Sunday night because of
sudden illness at this writing,
she is doing fine.
The Prayer Meeting was
enjoyed Wednesday night by
a fairly good number. The
leaders for next Wednesday
night are Mrs. DobSon and
EStella Kelly.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Winter Jr.
and children spent WedneS-
day night with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Kelly Jr.
and they all enjoyed a fishing
trip Thursday on Campbell
Creek.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Clyde
Jackson and family of Touga-
loo, Miss. and members of
Central M. Church, Jackson,
Miss. shared the services at