The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-08

world was Himself. The fin
est gift we can offer God as
proof of our loving loyalty is
our personal service.
IN PREPARATION FOR
FIRST CLASS CITIZENSHIP
In our efforts to builC
for ourselves and those who
come after us, a fuller anC
better life, it would be vel
that we follow the advice o1
John Harsen Rhodes when he
said. do more than exist
LIVE; Do more than touch
FEEL; Do more than look
OBSERVE; Do more than
hear-LISTEN; Do more than
listen - UNDERSTAND; Dc
more than think-PONDER
Do more than talk - SAY
SOMETHING. and whatever
else you do. REGISTER
TO BECOME A QUALIFIED
V o T E r. "A VOTELESS
PEOPLE WILL FOREVER
BE A HOPELESS PEOPLE.
SUNDAY PAST WAS filled
with pleasant and entertaining
activities that kept us on the
go and found us dead tired
at bedtime. Following our
Church Services, we stopped
in for a visit with very dear
and cherished friends.
ADA LEE OLIVE PRICE and
TAMAHA OLIVE GRAHAM,
who were guests in the home
of their brother-in-law and sis
ter Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Mos
ley, West Cohea Street.
These friends had come from
Louisville, Ga, and Toledo,
Ohio, respectively, to attend
funeral services for a broth.
er, the late James Olive OF
Lexington, Miss. 1T was
especially good to spend some
time in the past, exchanging
information about the present
and making plans for future
communication, either BY
mail or visits. Also here
for the funeral was the Mos.
ley's C h a m e r MARTHA
MAE (Mrs. Bill Allen) from
up Nashville, Tennessee way,
Tamaha'S two lovely daugh.
ters, Connie and Berandine
both with families of their
own. other members of the
Olive clan. Little Sister
(Mrs. Lincoln Hammond) who
now makes her home in Chi.
cago with daughters, Lincoln
and Dorothy. Mr.. and Mrs
Ben. G. Olive of Memphis and
Mr.. R. w. Olive.
ON TO COLLEGE PARK
Clubhouse, we shared in the
pleasures of AKA'S ANNUAL
YULETIDE TEA. AN event
we look forward to each year
with happy anticipations.
Registering guests and giving
out the AKA's souvenirs was
Miss Williams. Pouring Tea,
were Mesdames Reddix and
Ruby Suits Lyells. AKA
Sorors were everywhere to
see that every guest received
a warm and sincere welcome.
BACK ACROSS TOWN we
were on time to catch the
closing numbers of the World
Fellowship Observance and
Hanging of the Green, at our
B r a n C h Y.W.C.A. This
years theme was "You Be
long Together. and it was
well interpreted by Mrs.
Mayne P. Higgins. Others ap-
pearing on the program were:
Mr.. Joseph Agee, music !;
Miss Bertha Powe, Devotion
al; Musical Selection, Miss
Halle Celastine Jones; Intro
duction of the Speaker, Miss
Clara Hinton; Address, Mr..
Fred Mcdowell, Senior Stu
dent, Jackson State College;
The Hanging of the Green was
conducted by Mrs. L. B.
Jones, after she had introduc-
ed Special Guests. Closing
remarks were made by Mrs.
c. w. Williams.
FROM HERE we dropped
in at the ELK's AUDITOR
IUM, where our dear friends
members of the popular CON.
CORDIA CLUB were sponsor
ing Fabulous Holiday Fash.
ionette Tea. adding much
to this event was charmer
Thelma Jefferson as Narrator
and Mr.. Richard Flowers, Pi.
anist. Fashions included ap,
paral for Fall and Winter.
Church, Sports, Cocktail and
Evening. Hair Styles were
shown by Velam's Beauty
Salon, Evans Beauty Shor
and Helen Beauty Shop.
Congratulations were extend.