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Confirmation Class

The Most Rev. Philip M. Han
nan, Auxiliary Bishop Of WASH
ington. will administer the
sacrament Of confirmation at
4 pm. today in ST. Matthews
Cathedral. l725 Rhode Island
avenue NV.
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NEW YORK, June l (AP).-
It appeared today that Richard
Merz is a 24-year-old victim of
wanderlust who should have
taken a job aptitude test be-
fore becoming a ticket agent
for an airline.
Mr.. Merz was proficient
enough at his job for the last
two years behind the Idlewild
Airport counter Of Swissair
But, oh, those week ends!
Brought into Kew Gardens
weekend court, Mr.. Merz was
charged with stealing and val
idating $l5,667 worth of round
the-world airline tickets and
using them for passage to far
away places or as collateral for
trips on domestic lines.
Flew Other Lines
Swissair officials said they
already have paid out $10,074
to other lines for flights they
said Mr.. Merz made with the
backing Of their tickets.
Company officials testified
in court that he took domestic
flights from one end Of the
Nation to the other and week.
end jaunts to such places as
London, Zurich and pleasure
spots in the Caribbean.
Mr.. Merz' operations came to
light through another of his
own shortcomings-he appar-
entity Just couldn't tear him
self away from his pleasure
filled weekends to show up on
time at the office Monday
mornings.
Travelled Full Time
He was dismissed for habitual
hardness last March and de-
cided to devote his full time to
travel. Off to London he went
where officials said he cashed
several worthless 500 checks
using Swissair credentials. His
parents made restitution and
no charges on the check-pass-
ing were pressed.
From London he went to Zu-
rich, Switzerland. where Swiss
air has its headquarters. Airline
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sang and played everywhere
at the Willard. in taxicabs. and
briefly at Pershing Square.
Led by 1t. G.g) Abelardo
Gomez Rodriguez, the men are
regular Navy, but their only
connection with military life
is in the uniforms they wear.
They perform several times a
week in Mexico, mostly for
naval functions.
The United States Navy
Bands counterpart, THE Sea
Chanters," will tour Mexico on
the exchange program June
4-10.
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Programs Here

The Quinteto de la Banda de
Marina will play and sing at
noon tomorrow at the Penta-
CONS Center Court. At $3.50
pm. Thursday they will be at
the Watergate. and at 8 pm.
June 10 the group will perform
on the Capitol steps.
The quintet uses an accor-
dion, two violins. a guitar and
a bass violin. Three of the
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$1S,s5O

XASgSSS
3 -BEDRooM STARTER HOME.
situated on a nice level lot with
coss 10 schools, shopping,
churches and transportation. De.
tAehed sarge, storm windows and
doors, FOR COMPUTE AND
PER9oNALfzED SERVICE CALL
DIREcT 10 MRS. WILLIAMS OF
HOMES IA. $1,000
4 ahomss for Living" Affiliate
4 BEDRMS,, ga BATHS
Immaculate antique brick rambler
within watkins distance OF pare
ehiai schools, country club golf,
shopping ana situated on . beau
tlful lot with trees and japanese
garden. Unusual fully equipped
Kitchen with oven.rotisserie, fire
place In iiying room and recrse-
ton room iyll basement, ATTIC
30 s.sTI s:m i Ssd ss7.s Il PyoSRs'SS o
skRsyibcE ccELL pihRp lSspT To MRs'
wfILikMs ~ ~
BETTER
HOMES IA. $4,000
INC.
A Home Tor Llyinr" Affiliate
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Attractive brick.and.frams ram.
bier. Ideal for laree family. Bic
lit. with buiit-in breakfast booth
Large. Nv. rm. and SEP, din. rm
provide ample space for family
living. IAfss. pine panslsd rec
rm, dealsned for en.srtAlnint
Many extras incl ~ seq, $50. I
Myers q Hill, Inc.
JE. $500 Realtors pU. B-gi33
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ESTABLISHED TAxICAB ASSN,
approx. 30 cabs. For infor. call
RE, 6-O23l Sun. or DI. 10000
wkdys.
FROZEN custard mobile units,
down payment $1,000. Balance,
easy terms. Phone 424-3003 or
10, b-li37.
GAS STATION pumping 80, 600 gai
per month. N. w. d. c., extremely
busy area. Box 3s0-L, Star,
GROCERY STORE AND HoME
Ystsriront, IDEAL rstifsdd epi S'' on nv
Sl2,bO0. G. LOUISE COX. la
Plata. Nd, 30I fl34-R46l.
KENDALL REAL ESTATE
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ABBEY REALTY-CH. s-s3O5
Excep. home mr.. n. Washington
SOL River View Rd,. Wash. %. DC
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY
LOCH HAVEN
BETTER THAN NEWT This 3-bed-
rm., i u bath. liy, I'm. with fire.
pl, din. Tm., mod. elec. kit. fun
bsmt. with firepl.. garage. on lEe.
cor. lot. / blk. from water, Beach
and waterfront privils., S2l,b00,
Call 30l-SW. s-3223.
BEVERLY BEACH
CHOICE LOT CLOSE TO SHORE.
FOR SALE BY OWNER UN. 4-05b0
BREEZY POINT. MD.-screen 3
sides. bsmt., 3 rms. LIST H.. unfin.
End. Terms. Inquire GRBGORY'S 8.
CHOICE LOT, overlooking marina
at Chesapeake Ranch Club-All-
year activity. IA. 4-597O.
DUMFRIRs, VA.-COMMUTE ID. c.
Make your permanent residence In
this lovely 3-bedrm. brick bi-leyel.
Space for . more bedrms. Finished
rec. rm. with firepl, 2 baths. Mod
ern elec. kitchen, formal din. rm.,
large liv. rm. RIPARIAN RIGHTS,
Park your 25-ft. cabin boat next
TO your PERSONAL WHARF. a.
acre lot i00-ft. paved road 'front.'
age. For Inspection call collect
AN' O-1w,oow.r,,xn, x,-Ar
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An area OF b.acrs homsstles. ideal.
y located near RE. ~ w nrAfhv
Prime william Co Choice fi'es
are Hil avilablf Fof details and
lniqfmat'on and anpt 70 lnaroot
call
TLoRAEcE REALTY co. b2t.ibO5
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VIRGINIA APARTMENTs
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT WAREHOUSES FoH RENT

COMBINATION
NEW WAREHOUSE
LOADING DOCK
FINISHED OFFICE SPACE
DISPLAY AREA
PARKING
WILL sUBDIvIDE
10000 SQUARE FEET
ECONOMICAL RENTAL
Is the requirement for successful business
operations today.
WE HAVE TT
The building Is being completed at $3.50 Chillum
Place NV, Just off Blair Road. Available in
weeks
JOHN F, DoNoHoE g. SONS, INC.
si4 Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast
Ii. 3-0084
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FARMS
Observation-Disclosures

WARRENToN TOWN LIMITS
Beautiful old stone home on almost
4 acres OF Handicapped beauty
plus swimming pool. Home con-
SiStS OF spacious bedrms., ga
baths, liv, rm. l5x4O with iirepl,
din. rm l5x33 w/firepl., paneied
den w/firepl, large kit, partial
bSmt., oil heat, sep. Gear garage,
near schools and shopping. Don't
fail to see this property II you are
looking for quality and convent
ence. Priced at $4,000
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TRUST NOTES WANTED
MONEY TO LOAN
GARAGES

WANTED TO RENT-Doubls garagS
In NV. Washington or MontEom-
cry Co. area. Call g66-3O46.
WANTED. garage. for / car. viein-
ity Irving and 18th ats. nv.
Call AID 2-ss0i,
WILL BUILD TO SUIT. 1000 50.
n. 1879 Kenilworth ave. ne.
Railroad siding on premises. Reas.
rent. RIA. H-ilOi. Elk. 3-OiH4
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ACRE

Equals 8 city. lots. Yet we have
a beautiful; high acre In Mont
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

COMBINATION soft ice cream and
milk shake machine wanted, must
be in Al cond. Phone MICKEY'S
MARKET, DEALE. Md. UN. z
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AVIATION

BEECH TRI-GEARs. The latest
Marx ~ tTi-Rear conversion COM
pleted on four units. All Beech
notifications for easy parts re-
placement any place IN the world.
Several seat eonilgurationh avail
able from seven place executive
70 high denAity commercial eom-
binatlons The ADVANTAGES ~
this conversion are tremendous
RANGING from easier safer. more
comfortable handling 70 muen
lower insurance rates. For COM
plela information, specifications
and dem?n.tJstion cal ogf l9sM
S Snt6trs o. MAJ Main y ort Saa.'i riLoRipi
EaIdtfdsls' Flsg Nj Hill or Nj.
Eckhafdt aO5.JA. 9.0bsb
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1857. super custom,
10 hrs BMOH supefhomef, ilahtt.
beautiful turquoise and white on
GOOD fabric. $4,000.
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MAN

Has q dream. For some II Is
buying a home, for others II
Is Investment. and for many
II is some day acquiring q
business Of their own. II
you have often thought OF
owning your own business
than have that dream ma
terialize By seeing the pro-
gram N-ROBBINS 81
flavors ice cream stores
have for you. Year round
business, modest Investment,
good profit potential. over
20 stores now In operation.
Many new stores 10 open
soon.
For further information and
brochure describing this
business call Mr.. W. G.
DAVIS idial operator, ask
for Enterprise l-0526) or
write 2030 Hartford I'd,
Baltimore Is. Nd.
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soil, building sites. soil bank pEy
ment 81 ,440 prorated. Sl9.5OO.
About ll5 A, bordered by large
creek, building sites. SlO,5O0
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Chesapeake Co, Inc.
Sales INSURANCE Rentals
Rose Haven-on the Bay

Rose HhVen--Un the Bay
Ysar-round. developed waterfront
community, ~ minutes from -, G
Improved outAiEs wooded lots start
AZ Sggb, Easy tefma. Ownership
gives access 70 yacht club, private
beach, festaurant. olymple-tiFed
pool charter boat and rentals.
1851, Bee MR EfaEN on prop.
efty sales office for Hift packet
historical Maryland mementoet.
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HICKS

sLEEfY HOLLOW = kiefant su-
RsssSSSo pri 81 e, 0 snd,a hU% 20
PERFECTION, Lovely Colonial IN.
hue Snrso formal nTlni Sihins IN M ii SaurY
EQUIP, Kitchen with table space, :
rm,, bflaht enclosed brseEevsT,
fuli bsnts allaehsd karsls s5l,-
Rsoa HANSON HOMES, Realtors
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
COUNTRY PROPERTY

1 OR 2 ROOMS in q suite Of Of
fiees, share secy. and receptionist.
lower Conn. ave. area. 337-0323.
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CURTIS BROS.
LAKE JACKSON. Is min. TO wash
Waterfront cabin, modern, $40
400 or a-0NH0
ONLY S3,75O

NORTH HEACH-Dress Il up and
u vii be worth FAR more ms
los H.. screened front porch, liy-
ina room. . bedrooms, larEe fully
equipped Kitchen and dining area,
full bath, oil furnace, back porch,
storage buildings In rear, hot
water heater, refrigerator, range,
and other Furnishings included.
Only 1910
NO Z. NORTH BEACH PARK. Near
Rose Haven Yacht Club-b-bed-
room, year-round home with base
board hot-water heat, 100 n By
1875 a., shaded Lawn within steps
OF bayfront, has larFe living room,
dining room, Kitchen, hath and
other extras Including garase.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. ior REM

R0CkVILLE-Brand new building.
Available in June. Air conditioning,
private parking. OIL. 6-7252.
2I9 RIGGS RID. N.W.-Rear. gar.
type shop, new. 25x3O n. RIA, g.
/ $500 or LA. g-3SGa.
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SI8.950

Appraised, no money dn. or. SPOT
sS i aS'fF ~. rn S'& WITH i iTsp iS
tall tfees with barbecue pit Range.
refgr., air eond., storm windows.
better hurry on this one. JE. q
1890.
Route SO Realty, Inc.
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WHERE

WHERE
Do You Want to Locate?
KENILwoRTH. MD.
ROCKVILLE, ND.
VIENNA, VA.
HERHDON VA.
SHIRLEY HWY. cLovERLEAF
.CTRcUMFERENTIAL BELTWAY
Already Zoned. all utilities In, some
railroad siding, priced from CSC
pei, SO ~. Sale. lease or We will
build 10 your specs.
ART. POST
LAND SPECIALISTS 49,
XII. s-6220 EVEs,, 80. B.fbb2
" BLK, OFF BRENTWOOD m.
n.e.--b0.OOO "a. H., zoned M. level
and clear. Priced $500 DER sa'
liz. l:sio7' I. MosTow 4 CO. "
AZ ACRES
on Dunn LorinR I'd. Just of Route
2O-sli Light industrial or apart
ment zoning possible Water and
sewer AZ street, 2gss down. owner
REALTY JE. $1,000
~ ACRES near NARROW Heiahu
Shopping Center. Level. cleared
Road on 2 sides 0-room houae
and gArAse. Water. sever avail
Owner viii hold S2s 600 ist trust
Essl Farm A HOME REALTY,
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CT,ARKE REALITY

Many other fine properties TO sui
your needs from acre to 500
acres.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

BRENTWOOD-l6,OO0 square feet
fronting on Rhode Island avenue
Prime location for warehouse or
large Industry. Recommended In
dustrial In master plan. SO 80
50. II. ROBERT 4, LOHR, INC,
REALTOR, HE. $4,000.
EXCELLENT BUYItt
Clean, air-conditioned warehouse
and office building. Fluoreseent
lighting. loading dock and parking.
NEAR 10th AND RHODE ISLAND
AVE. NE.
Convenient terms can be arranged
For Inspection Call
George Jolson OF Fred MetEger.
JAMES L. DIXON A Co. Realtors
re. $1,000
NEAR ALEX. VA.
Industrial Ground tSale or Leasel
WAPLE, 1926 18th NV, AID. 4-20O5
ROCKvILLE-wili trade X acre LOT
zoned light industrial, with all
utilities. for other land, apart.
ments, warehouses, or what have
you. Call 8. y. BOOLEY, INC.
20. .2.9ibi. ewes. Mr.. Lynott,
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ABOVE COLEsVILLE!-S3.g75 for
la-acre sites with roads, city wa
teri Terms. no better value any
wherel Call WA. 4-p363.
Greater Maryland Prop, JU. e-l240
ACCOKEEK, MD, the Moyaone Re-
serve-b-Acre homesites in estab-
lished residential community.
Woods, fields, ravines Land use
covenants for your protection.
THE PISCATAWAY CO, INC.
Blu, 3-2l2i Sat, and Sun. Only
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| LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
(coNTlNUEol

LOTS (2)-Chesterbrook area-Wa-
ter sewer, 50 500 ca. Wooded,
blk. bus, school, ROACH REALTY
53B-711Q
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524-4505
VIENNA

Hottest buy. take advantage Of this
investment now. Brick rambler
with three bedrooms, dining room.
equipped kitchen, full basement.
Only S16,500. Needs repair-but
look at the price. Call today.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

'1777 Virgins.
Earl McDowald, Route 2
Miss Jessie Davis, Route 2.
Frank l.. Green, $40 West
Pearl, Miss Estella Brown
Magee, Miss.
Frank Rogers, Jr., 3719 N
Main, Miss Dories Anderson
1851 Ridgway.
David r. Leeman, 1860 w
Lynch, Miss Betty Jean Clin
cy, 184 Easy ST., Flora, Miss
Otis Black, 123 Noel, Miss
Elizabeth F. Cant, 3408 Lamp
ton.
Willie Harris, 1856 Eastview
Memphis, Miss Johnnie M
Coleman, 1911 Booker st.
Willie Frank Shoulder, 551S
Deaker Drive, Miss Beatrice
Donald, 1910 Wallace.
Willie M. Ford, Jr. 15131a
Hill, Miss Lena Pearl John
son, 1909 Cox.
James NJ. Sutton, I'll Moon
st Miss Minnie Bell Johnson
2629 Prosperity.
Allen Moore, Greenwood
Miss, Miss Rachel Almore
GOT Bloom.
Jesse L. Burns, 1341 Dams
by, Miss Sadie l.. Hicks, 1411
Booker.
T. ]. Robinson, 2125 Mont.
gomery, Miss Forestine L
Ousley, Glendora, Miss.
Bernard Andrews, 529 w
Pearl, Miss Minnie L.. Allen
2249 hampton.
Donald Ed Wansley, 1912
Barrett, Edna Pearl Bracey,
435 Poindexter.
Curtis Crosby, r. 2, Lucille
Jordan, 2506 Meadow.
Billie Cooper, 724 Lynch
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05
brandon News
BY Robert Williamson

Sunday School opened at
Rock Star Church at the usual
hour with Supt. Head in
charge. The lesson was beau
tifully reviewed by persons
present. Eight teachers and
45 pupils were present. The
number of Bibles brought was
40. Banner attendance and
Banner Offering Glass was No.
8. The Junior Banner atten-
dance and Banner Offering
Glass was No. 4. Everyone was
pleased TO see Mr.. James Dear
attend Sunday School on last
Sunday.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05
JOIN THE YWCA-A
UNITED GIVERS AGENCY

Persons joining this week
are: Mesdames Elma Slaugh-
ter Harper, Elmira A. Can
non, Evangeline Byrd, Beulah
Bailey, Savannah Calhoun,
Dorrine Davis, Annie Mae
Gipson, Theaodis Gary. Lille
v. Holland, Vernada Jones,
Minnie Biggs Porter, Altha
Ross, Ruby TILES, Luella
Veal and Annie Breland.
Misses Sallie A. Redmond.
Marguree Goodman, Cathana
Jefferson, Wesley Ann Heard,
and Tensia L. jackson.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05
JACKSON STATE TIGERS
WIN OVER NV.

The Jackson State College
Tigers came from behind
with one minute and 25
seconds showing on the clock
to defeat an inspired Missis-
Sippi Vocational Collie G e
eleven 1913 Saturday night.
Jackson drew first blood in
the game played at Magnolia
Stadium, Itta Bena, after big
Frank Moldin pounced on a
Delta Devil tumble early in
the first quarter. Freshman
quarterback Bobby Thomp-
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

son hit Gloster Richardson
from three yards out for the
first Tiger score.
The Devils struck back with
lightning fury as quarterback
James benson connected with
l.. I. Williams for a 30-yard
touchdown. The Devils went
ahead TO when the p. A. L.
was good. With three minutes
left in the first period, a Den
son aerial covering 81 yards
was caught by Theodore Scott
to put the Devils ahead 1876.
In the second quarter,
Thompson's 10-yard pass to
Richardson was good for the
Tigers second score. This is
the way it remained until
Thompson threw to Taft Reed
for the third I'd which put
the Tigers in the win column.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

Miss Ella Summers, 724
Lynch.
Ed. Wansley, Jr. 1912 Bar
rett, Miss Glenda Cheryl Tur-
ner, 1903 Jones.
George Trip, Jr., 811 De-
trolt, Miss Ardella Brown, 811
Detroit.
l.. c. Mack, Jr., Edwards,
Miss, Miss Gloria ]. Odie, 437
Poindexter.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05
INTENTIONS TO WE'D:

Robert Earl McGee, 1880
Truman and Miss Ethel Lea
Green, 14l2 Plum St.
Ben II. hIarshall, 1873 Flor
ence, Miss Lena Mae Phillips,
l445 Parker St.
Tommy Lewis, RI, Box 2,
Miss Annette Johnson Adams.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Rosco Spann
and his mother, Mrs. Betty
Spann and others visited rela-
'tives and friends in Green
wood, Miss, on last Sunday.
They report an enjoyable
time.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

The Ladies' Birthday Club
celebrated the birthday of
Mrs. Johnnie Banks on Fri
day night, Sept, 27. Lovely
gifts and cards were received
by the honoree. A tasty meal
ut Fried Chicken with all the
trimmings, with ice cream
and cake was served the
guests.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

Friends were sorry TO learn
of the accident that resulted
in a broken arm for Madeam
J. c. Quinn, Jr. on last Sun
day at the ball diamond. At
this writing he is confined to
the Brandon hospital. 1t is
hoped he will have a speedy
recovery.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

The Senior Class of Addi-
ton High School had better
wake up, because the Junior
Class is working hard to be
the winners for the Homecom-
ing Queen.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

60, ILL.,, are at the bedside OF
their sister, Mrs. Marie Comp
ton who is a patient at the
Mercy Hospital.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dee.
of Little Rock, Arkansas were
last weeks visitors In the
home of .1is cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Dee.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

Program was sponsored Sum-
day night with Mrs. Johnnie
White as mistress of ceremon-
les, by Sis. Mamie Lowe at
the Pine Valley M. B. Church.
The program was enjoyed by
|all. Money raised for the
church was $94.88. Rev. o. B.
Burdges is the pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

On last Sunday evening,
Mrs. Mary Myles, Mrs. Mamie
Lowe and Mrs. Lizzie CraW-
ford of New Orleans, La, were
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

Tie J.M.A.'s of Second Bap-
tist Church held their meet
ing in the home of Mrs. Ruby
Alexander recently. During
the social hour the guests
were served Barbecued Chick
en- with all the trimmings.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

Send your news to Mrs.
More Ella Carpenter. or
Phone 512 ATTEND THE
CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE
ON SUNDAY.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

Saturday night, October 5,
there will be a Plate Lunch
given at New Friendship M.
B. Church, sponsored by the
Sunday School class. Every
body is invited.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

dinner guests in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Roby of
Jackson. They enjoyed a deli
IciouS dinner.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

DRAMATIC CLUB AT
TX. w. C. A.
The Branch Y. w. G. A. in
Ivites you to join its Drama
tic Club on Thursday, October
10 at 7 P. M.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

Addison High School "Yel-
low Jackets" defeated Wood
vile by a score of 146 this
past week.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

On last Sunday night, Mr..
Arthur Wash Jr. was given a
surprise Birthday Party in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Es-
ter Myles. All persons pres
ent reported happy time. Co.
hoStesses were Mr.. WaSh's
mother and sister.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

The 9th grade class of Ad-
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

olson High School sponsored
Ia Social at Dee's Cafe Mon
day, September 80.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

Miss Ester Jackson Of Mil
waukee, Wis, was guest in the
home of her grandfather, Mr..
Jimmie Ruffin, last week.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

Sympathy is extended to
the Hardy family in their
bereavement over the death of
Mrs. Ardella Hardy.
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The Golden Star Mothers
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Mrs. Lille Williams and
Mrs. Carrie Buford Of Chica-
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

On last Saturday night, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Barnett were
happy to have Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Walker and their two
daughters, Joyce and Mike
visit them from the Taylors-
Vile Community. On Sunday
they were happy to have the
Barnetts' two nieces and nep-
hew, Earnest, Geraldine and
Doris visit them from Star,
Miss. On Monday night the
Barnetts and their small dau
ghter, Debra visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Brown and family
in the Evergreen Community.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

Mrs. Mamie Lowe left for
New Orleans. La, Monday
with her sister, Mrs. Crawford.
Friends wish for her a most
enjoyable stay Mrs. Lowe
is a baby of the seventies
and is as lively and happy as
the girls in their twenties.'
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05
Port Gibson
News

Mrs. Nose Ella Carpenter,
Agent
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lotion
and Miss Annie Lee Shorter
all of Chicago, ILL.,, are home
visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Redus Shorter.