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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT 0F
 IRE INFERIOR. BUREAU OF LAND
 m .AN i ASrtMENT, Land Office. Cordova
 .ehohls. 9th and Cordova, Anchoraee
 Alaska. ase'
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 ;s o.ice IS hereby given that John D toaa.l entryman, of Palmer. Alaska Hsrh sJuei wi,h his witnesses Hubert E. IiarKey of Willow, Alaska and How'd Amons of Palmer, Alaska has s,,h,,,i,,os liilai proof on his homestead entry An ehorage Serial Number 04s548 for a asct or land described as
 S,1,' xa, section IT; NisNEKSEX
 S, Sw 54NEfssEl4, NIsSEi4NEASEL Nia
 SissEps NEh SEA-. Section i8. Town
 sIa ap io North. Range West. Seward tha hi'ainihs s.,s il1.5o acres. and it is now in AIas,ln aies oi the Land Office, Anchorage. vocia,io Ai,s person, corporation, or as- soeIau uon, having or asserting any ad. verse interest in. or claim to the +rac, o, en iaho or any part thereof sought may ;,.a .n i eae Anehorage Land Office dur ao e perioo of publication or within sS "SS thereafter, under oath. an aa- @ verse ciaim setting forth the nature ard eNsent thereof. and such adverse clair,- e,,; small within sixty days after the ,i.s VT such adverse claim berin ac- ne,a,t qulet title in court of com N~'' luIsdiction within Alaska
 ALFRED P. STEGER
 chef. Lands Adjudicatio,, yr,,. uoiished December :, l4. 2i 2s Ias,
 ana January {, 1862. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or
 LIE IN TERIOR. BUREAU OF I.ANn
 n,,si',sM Land Office. Cordova
 a,is' a,n',,s' oth and Cordova, Anchorage.
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Notice is hereby given that Isa 1",u e.oi.e entryman, of Wasilla. Aiaska to- suaher s, With his witnesses Katv ona, .1iiSeu Of Wasllla, Alaska and Col- Saa M harnofsky of Wasilla Alaska .as .sa saornitted final proof on his horne. ,sese. ,seau entry. Anchorage Serial Nuu,her
 W,' . TOT tract of land described as ., s,,arI,s' SWl.NEh. SEASWN. Sec. ,on,ai,, Sr, |, is N, R. ? w.. SIM.
 .ha s;,l ioo acres, and 1t is now in ,lasIa ol the Land Office, Anchorage. aaia.s Any person. corporation. or as oe.a'ion ,,', having or asserting any ad. ,s ,s se interest In, or claim to. inc tract ;,. u or any part thereof sought. may !. ule Anchorage Land Office. dur n pe1iod Of publication or within thereafter. under oath. an ad- ,,.s eaiin setting forth the nature md =. ,nereof. and such adverse claim ;I,,,a within sixty .days after the ;s ;n of such adverse claim, bcaIn sc- 'oh D quiet title in a court of com eent jurisdiction within Alas1xa [ and ]. patent shah be iss.,sd in con ss onr, with the fir.al decree of the
 ALFRED P. sTECER.
 ,,,,,. Snet. Lands Adjudicatton Unit ana re DecemDer :. IA. 2l. 2s, 1861
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ALASKA, THIRD JUDI GAL DISTRICT
 STATE OF ALASKA, |
 Plaintiff, KAREN JACOBSEN and ESTATE OF KAREN JACOBSEN; HOLGAR b. JACOBSEN and any unknown ] heirs or devisees of Karen Jacobsen: and ALL OTHER PERSONS,
 Defendants Civil Action No 6l-977
 ORDER TO SURRENDER POSSESSION Upon consideration of the declaration Of taking filed herein. it is ORDERED; That the State of Alaska is entitled To exclusive possession of the property described in the complaint filed here m, ana the defendants are hereby ofoERED to peaceably surrender pos- session within twenty t20) days after personal service of this notice upon them in the State of Alaska, or within t2o) days after the filing of the declar- ation of taking. whichever is later: within thirty t3o) days after the date ot the last publication of this notice. If tnls notice IS published; and within forty t40l days after the date of it's service upon You. in case this notice is served upon you personally outside of Alaska. DONE at Anchorage, Alaska, this 22nd day or August, 1861.
 SI EDWARD V. DAVIS.
 Superior Court Judge Puolfshed; December 28, 1861 and Janu- ary and II, 1862
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Notices
IN APPRECIATION

We wish to sincerely thank everyone for their kindness, the many cards and so many lovely flowers which were deeply appreciated and com forting in the loss of our be- loved wife and mother, Mary Turner.
 Kyle I. Turner and Wayne
 Bob Lacher and family
 Keith Lacher
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Special Services

TAILORING AND REPAIR SERVICE. Also cleaning and repairing fur garments Browns Shop. pI-5-2520. C-ll-23-tf
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Lost

WHITE GOLD WYLER ladies wrist watch in vicinity of Central School. Inscribed on back Nicola Local l8". Call Neola PI 5-4875. Reward. C-l2-28-2t.
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or
 THE INTERIOR. BUREAU OF IANn mANAGEMENT. Land Office, Cordova
 Building. 9th and Cordova, Anchoraoe 1 Alaska.
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Notice Is hereby given that Etbe, V chapman has made application for neaoquarters site under the Az, ns March 5. 1927 identified by Ancboras Serial Number 052222 for a tract af ,.Is', ass described as Ae' VT iaho Lot D. U. 5, Survey 35l9. within Tour.
 ship Y North. Range West Sea,-
 ard Meridian. Alaska. Cou,ainin. 2 .,
 acres. @'o@ 1Ahy person, corporation, or association iasthe or asserting any adverse jntor est m or claim to the tract of l,na ~, any part thereof may file in tho A., cnora9e Land Office .heir ohiac-;o,,s
 tne issuance of patent during tho r.ar;.. ot publication or within 30 dave ,h.,s aI.sr. Objections must be filed unas. oath, setting forth the nat,yre o,e, on.e of the adverse claim; af,d -,,., ad,,e.HN cLaimant shall. within 60 ds "a aftar .se ining Of such claim, begin ac4io,, s.,s M 9ust title m a court of competent iuriso ucnon In Alaska. ard thereafter natrnt siai si pc issued in conformity with ths anai decree of the court S'e
 ALFRED P. STEEER. Snief. Lands Adjudication. Init eu ,s a, november %. December II. 2i. 2s. 1861: January [. Il is . 25. 1882 '' iA' Ao' and l
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BUNDLES OF NEWSPAPERS Good for packing. 25c per bundle. The Frontiersman, PI 5-355O.
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BODY and fender work, glass
 repiacementS, estim a { es. Hartley Motors. C-6-24-tf
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Legal Notice

SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA THIRD JUDICIAL DIS TRICT In the Matter of the Estate
 or SEVERN B. OLSON,
 Deceased.
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20-GAL. HOTPOINT electric hot water heater, $40. Call
 PI 5-4428. P-12-28-2t
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2 FEMALE GERMAN SHEEP HERD PUPS, 5 mos. old. Reg.
 $50.00, 2 grown females Reg.
 $75.00 Genillow Kennels Plumbley Road. C-12-28-tf
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A@' AAA'S oO IT iAretch SOORT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA. THIRD JtrDJC, IAL DISTRICT.
 STATE OF ALASKA,
 Plaintiff,
 vS O.5ll ACRES OF LAND, more or less, located in Township Is North Range East, Seward Meridian in the Palmer Recording District Fs- tate of KAREN NJ. JACOBSEN hOLGAR JACOBSEN. AND ANY UNKNOWN OWNERS.
 ~..., Defendants. ) Civil Action No. 6l-147l ORDER TO SURRENDER pOSsESstoN Upon consideration of the Declaration ot taking filed herein, it is ORDFRED. That the State of Alaska is entitled 10 e&ciuSiNe possession of the pronartxJ described In the complaint filed here. m. ana the defendants arc hereby OR OEhED to peaceably surrender posses sion within twenty t20l days after ner. SonaI service of this notice upon thern m the State of Alaska. or within twenty t2ol days after the filing of the dec,ar. ation of taking, whichever is later. within thirty t30) days after the date of the last publication of this no,ics II this notice is published.
 Done ths 18th day of December loS, at Anchorage. Alaska.
 S. EDWARD v. DAVIS
 Superior Court Judge Published: December 28, 1861. and Ja,,- ary 4. and II, 1862.
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Free

FEMALE COCKER SPANIEL. 7 wks old. See Floyd Eh- mann, lst Driveway past G & c Drilling. NC-l-4-2t
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Notices
THANK YOU NOTICE

Our slncerest heartfelt thanks to Mrs. Al Brooks, Penny Bug by, Bernie Bouwens and Ralph Moore who tried so hard to help our beloved husband and father. Thanks to Kathleen Moore, Aleen Uzelac, the Re- bekahs and all our friends. I pray that the next time a doc tor is called one will be avail able in the hospital so that when a dying man calls for one he will be there to answer a last call.
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Special Services

OFFICE SUPPLIES - Rub- Der stamps, ledger sheets, post binders, everything for the office. THE WEEKLY F'RONTIERSMAN.
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THREE MALE 2 mo. old La brador puppies. Call PI 5-22l4 NC-1-4-2t
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TURN. House in town. Inquire
 Treasure Chest. C-l1-22-tf
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE
 STATE OF ALASKA, THIRD JtIDIC-
 IAL DISTRICT. STATE OF ALASKA. \
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Autos for Sale

1851 IT INT. LIGHT TRUCK. Reasonable. Call PI 5-2214 C-l-4-2t
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CHRYSLER 6 cy. industrial motor. Like new condition.
 For information call PI 5-4208. C-1l-2-tf
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KEYS made while you wait
 at Koslosky's. C-3-4-tf
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
 STATE OF ALASKA. THIRD .Jt1DI.
 GAL DISTRICT STATE OF AIASYyA
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-03-17

come basic. VALUA BL E
DOOR PRIZES WILL BE
GIVEN EACH NIGHT. Plenty
of parking space ;. plenty of
dancing with stages or both
sides of the building. Advance
tickets on sale: Harmon Drug,
Miss. Enterprise, Franks Blue
Note, Percy Simpsons, King
The Tailor, B. BIS Beauty
Shop, Estella,s Place, Moman's
Cafe, Robinson's Shoe Shop,
Village Grill in Tougaloo.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-03-17
IOTAS National
Scholarship
Winner Makes
Good Record

E Walter Helsel, Chairman
Scholarship Committee, Seat
tie Pacific College in Seattle,
Was .ton, recently reported
to Mrs. Arlena A. Harrison,
National Treasurer for Iota
Phi Lambt Sorority, that the
Sorority's 1861 Scholarship
winner on the national level,
Miss Marvin Jean Harris had
achieved a fine record during
her first quarter, making a
grade point average Of 3.18 on
a 4-point scale. Mr.. Helzel
added that in a school with a
standard like Seattle Pacific
College, This is inded an ex-
cellent record for a Freshman
in her first quarter. According
t Mr.. Helzel, Mrs. Harris has
entered into the activities of
the school and has rapidly
made many friends on the
CO. =.
Each year, on the Chapter
Regional ard Matt level,
t. is of DOLE are given
by this Business Women So
rority in S~s~'~-~' !. Mrs.
Florence Madison Hill Of
Philadelphia, Pa, is the Ma
tional President. Mrs. Mon
grosa Frazier Of Washington,
D. c., is National Director of
Education.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-03-17

irons Wednesday night, Mar
Il at 8: p. m. Admission 75c
fer adults; Children, Csc. The
public is invited to attend.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-03-17
Statewide Song
Festival At
Jackson State

The 21st Annual Statewide
Song Festival will be held at
Jackson State College Fri
day, March 16, 1862, accord
ing to an announcement by
Mrs. Emma G. Robertson,
Director of Song Festival
Activities. Registration of
choirs will begin at 800 a. m.
in the College Park Audi
torium Lobby. At $50 a. m.
the All-State Choir will hold
a rehearsal. A meeting of
Choral Directors is scheduled
for 10:45 a. M, voice and
piano competitions, and band
additions will begin at 1870
a. m. High school seniors who
wish to apply for piano, voice
or band scholarships may
addition during this time.
5 Lunch is scheduled for 80
p. M, choir competitions will
begin at 1:3o p. M, and at
$3.50 p. m. there will be a
performace by the All-State
Choir. A short concert by
selected jackson State Col
lege Music Majors will con-
clude the days activities.
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Charlotte, N. c. = (Special)
Charlotte's Mayor Stanley C..
Brookshire has deposited $780,
600 in city funds in the new
Charlotte branch of the Me-
chanics and Farmers Bank of
Durham and Raleigh.
A. E. Spears, senior vice
president, received the deposit
while the banks president,
John H. Wheeler, and hun
dreds of townspeople and we'll
wishers looked on.
The ceremony was part of
ribbon-cutting for the new
100000 structure designed by
Negro Architect Edward G..
Miller of Atlanta, Ga.
The North Carolina Mutual
Life Insurance Co.'s>CLarlotte
district office occupies the
second floor of the building,
across the st. from the John
son G. Smith University cam
pus, at Trade st. and Beauties
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tional Presidents Address de-
ivered this year by President
o. E. Jordan, principal of o.
E. Jordan High school, Car
thage.
The Second General Session
will feature William Franklin,
representative of the Peace
Corps who will give informa-
ton imperative to joining this
national organization.
Our first full-time executive
secretary of the American
Teachers Association, George
w. Jones, will address the
Third General Session. Pre-
ceding this session will be a
memorial service conducted
in memory of MIA members
who have passed on during
the year.
Thursday ends with Friend
ship Night hosted by the
Vicksburg City and the War
rem County Teachers Associa-
tons.
Departmental meetings will
be held 800 a. m. 1900 Fri
day.
Friday afternoon will be de-
voted to discussion group
meetings. These small group
meetings have been planned
to provide opportunities for
Continued on Page .
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SOME OF THE MEMBERS of the Youth Choir of Central
Methodist Church shown here they Joined with the
Senior Choir the LIST Sunday to make music for the 100
M service They 10 Ann Hail. Ruth Williams, Dorothy
Turner Esther Oliver Vera Hunt Sheriff. Bass and Sharon
Hatton. The Youth Choir is under the direction of Mr.
Samuel Young
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Bernice Exams, Charm School Gunner
To Be Presented By Beauticians Club

The Vicgsburb, Mississippi
Beauticians Club will present
Mrs. Bernice Evans, well
known Charm School owner,
model and designer of San
Antonio, Texas here to con-
duct a Charm Clinic that will
begin Sunday, March Is and
continue through Wednesday,
March 81 at the Jackson st.
Branch YWCA.
Persons interested in Charm
classes may contact t h e
Charm Personnel, Sunday aft
ernoon at the YMCA.
To climax the Clinic, Mrs.
Evans will be presented in
Fashions Ala Mode, display
ing her own wardrobe valued
at more than 100000. She
will be assisted by several of
the cities best dressed ma
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-03-17

The Jackson District Guild
conference met Sunday, Mar.
1, at st. Stephens Church in
this city, with Miss O'Byrne
Price of Jackson, Miss, in
charge. The people were
greeted by members of St.
Stephens WSCS and Guild
and invited into the dinnette
where they served hot coffee
or spiced ties and doughnuts,
after which they assembled
in the church sanctuary. The
service was called to order by
Miss Price and the session
opened with the devotion led
by Miss Ella Mae Whitehead,
Spiritual Life Chairman of
Central's Guild. A silent medi-
tation was offered in MEM
orian for the late Mrs. Camille
Whitney who at the time of
her death was president of
St. Stephens Guild.
Greetings were extended by
Guilder Willeva Lindsey of
Yazoo City and responses Of
fered by Guilder Hazel j.
Hardy, Central. Introductions
were made and Guilder Sauna
r. Stephens, st. Stephens
read the minutes of the last
District meeting. Highlights
from the local units were
given as follows: Pratt: Guild
er Annette Harper; Central,
Guilder Susie Walker; st.
Stephens: Guilder Beatrice
Washington, after which a
young lady from St. Stephens
sang a slol, whispering
Hope" with Guilder Washing
ton at the organ. The Dist.
Secretery, Guilder Price,
then continued the session
with a panel discussion, 1.-THE
1860 1852 Quadrennium En-
phasis, "Our Mission Today"
The Emphasis Factors were
given by Guilder Price and
were widely and impressively
discussed by the following
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Funeral Services
For Mrs. Allie B.
Turner, Friday

JACKSON, Miss. - Funeral
services for the late Mrs. AL
lie B. Turner, pioneer citi-
zen will be held Friday, Mar.
16 at 2:45 at Mt. Calvary Bap-
fist Church, Rev. w. P. Whit
field, pastor, Rev. A. H. Mer-
edith, officiating minister.
Mrs. Allie Bertha Turner
was born in Raymond, Miss.
in 1877, the daughter of Ike
and Bette Moore. At an early
age she united with the New
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, un-
der the pastorate of the late
Rev. Lyman. In 1901 she was
married to the late Prof. Aus
tin P. Turner and to this union
was born four sons and four
daughters. The family moved
to Jackson in 1923 and very
soon thereafter she became a
member of Mt. Calvary Bap-
fist Church, where she was a
faithful member until her
death, March IL, after a few
hours illness.
Survivors are: four daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Lille Watson and
Virginia Childress, Jackson:
Mrs. Allie D. Watson and
Phrezene Thomas, Chicago;
four sons, K. P. and Jeremiah
Turner, Jackson; Zezzie c..
Turner, Mississippi Vocation
al College, Itta Bena; Austin
Turner, Memphis, Tenn; one
brother, Zezzie Moore; fifteen
grandchildren, II great grand
children and a host of nieces,
nephews, other relatives and
friends.
Following the professional,
scripture will be read by Rev.
S. L. Whitney; Prayer, Rev.
E. w. Wallace; Remarks, "As
a Member" Bro. Will North
ern; "As I Knew Her." Mrs.
B. C. Whitfield; Solo, Mr.. G.
A. Henderson. The Obituary
and Acknowledgements by
Mrs. Pearl Allen; Eulogy, by
Rev. A. HI. Meredith.
Active Pallbea.ers: Bros.
Jewel Griffin, w. B. Harris,
A. G. Spann, Robert Larry.
Steve Edwards, j. L. Martin.
Honorary Pallbearers: Bros.
Nathaniel Briscoe, Robert
Sanders, Mr.. A. A. Alexander,
Mr.. A. N. Jackson; D.. B. B.
Dansby:; Rev. w. H. Bailey;
Bros. A. r. Hicks; VIII Nash;
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-03-17

Answering a call sent out
by PGR and State President
Willie H. Rudd of the Daugh-
tiers Division, Mississippi
State Association, I. B. P. o.
E. of w., members of the Ex-
ecutive Board met in session,
Sunday, March II, at the Elks
Home in Jackson, Miss.
Throughout the meeting, all
Board members were loud in
their paise of the fine work
being done in all the Temples
as is reflected by reports from
Daughter Rulers, Chairmen
and Directors. They were al
so loud in their commentator
of the splendid record that has
been made in the national
work by State President Rudd
and Vice State President Ruth
Washington. All pledged their
continued support of all pro-
grams and projects that would
help build Elkdom in Missis-
sippi.
At this session, President
Rudd submitted to the group,
among other things, her pro-
gram for the Mississippi State
Association to begin the End
Sunday in June, 1862, in
Greenville. Special guest in
this session was Grand Dep
uty Edward M. Lee who is
State Promoter for the An
nual Convention and State
Secretary Victor j. Jones.
Among the Chairmen who set
in on the meeting for a short
time were: Mesdames Rosie
Hopkins, State Chairman of
the Bathing Beauty and Tall
ent Department and Hattie C.
Dyson of the Education De-
partment. Board members
present were: Mrs. Mildred
Williams, Gulfport; Miss Ruth
Washington, Gulfport; Mrs.
Ada Cameron, Brookhaven:
Mrs. Beatrice Huddleston, Of
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Headlines
In The Mems
JUDGE DELAYS TERM.

JUDGE DELAYS TERMI-
NAL SUIT" Jackson
Wednesday here in the city,
us. District Judge Sidney
Mize recessed a transportation
segregation suit against the
city of Jackson until April IL.
The recess came after the
Justice Department and the
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion came near to the end of
their case against the city
officials. The delay is said to
have been made to allow the
Judge to recover from an i'll
ness. The government charges
the city is enforcing segrega-
ton at the transportation
terminals by erecting signs on
the side walk in front of the
entrances and by not allowing
Negroes to remain in the
traditional white wa it in G
rooms. The Justice Department
and ice are seeking prelimi-
nary injunction to prevent en-
forced segregation and to force
the city to comply with an ice
ruling preventing signs that
interfere with unrestricted
travel.
"CLARKSDALE WOMAN
CLAIMS SHE WAS BEATEN"
-Greenvire, Miss.-Testifying
before the Mississippi Advisory
committee to the U. S. Civil
Rights Commission, Wednes-
day of this week, a 10 year old
Clarksdale woman, Miss Bes-
sic Turner said that Clarksdale
police arrested her, beat her
and released her without filing
charges. She further stated
that the FBI had investigated
the case but that Clarksdale
police had called her story
ridiculous. Also reported to
the Commission were, Mrs. v.
M. Pigee and Rev. j. D. Ray.
ford who told the committee
that Coahoma County officials
discouraged Negro registration
by delaying tactics. They said
one Negro was not permitted
to pay another's poll tax, a
C ON m on practice among
whites. A number of Greer Vile
Negroes said there was in
adequate hospital and library
space for Greenv:"e Negroes.
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Wonan's Day
AT Central
March IL

The Annual Woman's Day
of Central Methodist Church
will be observed Sunday
March 10, at both the morn
ing and evening services. This
Service will be sponsored by
the w. S. C.s and the w. S.
G., Mrs. A. M. Rogers and
Mrs. Susie Walker presidents
respectively. The Spiritual life
secretaries of the Society and
Guild, Mrs. Carrie Dean and
Mrs. E. M. Whitehead will
plan the worship center. Once
each year the women of the
church hold this service with
the view of feconsecrating
their lives and dedicating
them to renewed Christian
service in the churchand COM
munity. Officers of these or
CARNATIONS will challenged to
an awakened interest in per-
sonal evangelism through this
lenten season to be climazed
with q great spiritual blessing
Easter Sunday. Mrs. r. D.
Gerald, district president of
the w. S. c.. jackson district
will be the guest speaker.
Mrs. Gerald Is considered by
all who know as one of the
dynamic speakers of the Miss
issippi conference. A large
number Of people are expect
ed to be in attendance for
these services.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-03-17

For two big nights of recre-
alton and dancing, all music
and dance lovers are invited
to the TED TAYLOR, WILEY
TERRY ORCHESTRA DANCE
AND SHOW, at Stevens Rose
Room, Thursday night and Fri
day night, March % and %.
Doors will be opened early, so
come on out DINE AND
DANCE. Advance tickets, $1.75
at door $500. Tax Incl. Tables
will be sold for $1.00 on first
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-03-17

The theme of the 56th An
nual session of the Mississippi
Teachers Association conven-
ing in Jackson, March 22-24,
1862, is "EDUCATION FOR
SURVIVAL"
Nearly 5000 educators are
expected to gather for this g.
day confab. Highlights of the
opening session on Thursday,
1000 a. m. will be the tradi-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-03-17
Charlotte Mayor Puts City Funds In Negro Institution
100000 Deposit
Opens New Bank

FOard Road.
Nom President Asa T.
Spaulding and President Rufus
P. Perry of Johnson c. Smith
were participants in Sunday
dedicatory rites. Lorimer D.
Milton, president of Citizens
Trust Co., Atlanta, was the
speaker.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-03-17
zetos To Present
Body Of the
Year" Sunday

Alpha Delta Zeta Chapter,
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority will
be present, 'Baby of the
Year" Sunday, March IS at
the Branch YWCA, 4: p. m.
The general public is invited
to come out and vote for the
Baby of your choice.