The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-01-19

ers, Mr.. Howard Lee and Mr..
J. c. Coon Lee, we realize
there is little that we can say
or do to make your sorrow
any the less but we pray
that Time, the healer of all
our ills will soon erase this
great sorrow and leave only
the beautiful memory that
was this husband, father and
brother.
DEEPLY REGRETTABLE
is the terrible tragedy that
caused the death of one teen
ager and the disqualification of
three others, following a bas-
ketball game held at College
Park Auditorium this past
week Our deep sympathy
goes to the parents of both of
these boys the killer and
the one killed.
HATS OFF to our friend
and Elk member, HENRI
Eta LEE who has compile
ted a IL months course at the
Academy of Millinery Design,
Rutherford, New Jersey and
now is in complete command
fof the technique of modern
custom millinery having
met the requirements of the
Academy and granted a di-
ploma as a custom milliner in
1862 AS we know, Custom
made hats are individually
styled and fitted we also
know there is a difference be-
tween Custom made hat and
a factory mass production
hat. Custom made hats such
as our friend now makes are
hand sewed and made of
much better materials. a.
bove all they are Exclusive
Mrs. Lees first Hat Show
was given in her home on
Howell Street before a group
of Garden Club ladies and
their male escorts The
End Show was given during
the intermission at the Bath
ing Beauty Contest held at the
Elk'S Auditorium The 3rd
Show as a Make Believe TV
Show in the meeting of the
4th District Mississippi Inde-
pendent Beauticians Associa-
ton. The 4th display or
showing was at the Sophisti-
Gated Lavarettes Fright and
Wrong Way Accessory Show"
where gloves, jewelry and
hats were shown. On most
of these occasions Mrs. Lee
was accompanied by her sis
ter, Mrs. Thelma Gipson, and
Mrs. Ruby Bryant Along
with each show, this talented
designer gave millinery "tips"
to her audience For your
Spring and Summer Hats i.
we of this column recon-
mend, HENRIETTA LEE of
1928 Howell st.
THE JACKSON ALUMNAE
CHAPTER of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority, Inc, requests
the presence of its friends at
the celebration of the 50th An
niversary of the founding of
the Sorority The celebra-
ton will be held in the Ma
sonic Temple, January 20, at
4: P. M. Since 1913 the
sorority has grown in men,
bership from % to $4,000 with
275 chapters in 36 states, Ha-
It'll and Afriac Over $780,
600 has been given in scholar
ships {. Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority boasts of a five-point
Program, consisting of Job
Opportunities, Library, Men
tai Health, international and
volunteers for community
Service friend BARBARA
BARBER, president of the
Jackson Alumnae Chapter of
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
recently returned to the city
after having attended the
Golden Anniversary celebra-
tion of the Sorority in Wash
ington, D. G. The group
was honored to have Presi-
dent Kennedy, Vice President
and Mrs. Johnson and the
wives of the cabinet members
as guests. The celebration
was held at the fashionable
International Inn and Howard
University in the Nations
capitol =.
PLEASED TO REPORT +.
that Mr.. Richard Dick Bea-
die, long time photographer,
although still confined to st.
Dominics Hospital is much
improved -. Also that Mrs.
Stevens, wife of Campbell
College Prexy, DR.. r. M.
Stevens resting nicely at st.
Dominics. AT this writing.