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Tundra times., 1963-01-07
Nomie From Nome
 Woman Flies Sick Dog to
 Hospital Here

When ones children have grown up, married or have gone away to school, what does husband and wife do? They miss their children, of course, and sort of look around for something to fill the void in their home.
 That's what MT. and Mrs. Harry Johnson, of Nome, did and they filled their home with warmth and love by adopting little puppy, part Chesapeake and Labrador. They named her, "Nomie."
 In a short time, they got very attached to the dog.
 She was extremely we'll manner ed and smart too. By just hearing the footsteps of the Johnsons or their. son or daughter, the little dog could tell who was coming. She could also detect the footsteps of a stranger at which she would make quite a fuss.
 Nomie became a good hunting dog too. MT. Johnson would take her squirrel hunting and ptarmigan and bird hunting.
 At night Nomie would sleep on a rug in their sons bedroom, but would wake up in the morning bright as a wink. The Johnsons would take turns feeding Nomie.
 For five years, the Johnsons were intensely happy with their little dog. Then last Tuesday she did not meet MT. Johnson when he came home. The previous night Nomie had been sick, began to vomit and bleed. Of course the Johnsons be. came very scared and worried.
 They called a doctor at the Nome Hospital and he came and looked at her. But, of course, treating a dog was little out of his line. He told the Johnsons the dog needed medical attention.
 All day long, Johnson, city utility Cil6iiiCCi ol ANoiiiS, tClCpiiollCu HIS wife, Laura, about the dog. Nomie didn't seem to be improving. Fin ally he told her, Laura, you had better go to Fairbanks to take Mo- mic to the Hospital"
 That's exactly what she did. On Wednesday, Mrs. Johnson went to the Nome International Airport and boarded a Wien Alaska Air lines plane, came 547 miles to Fair banks, and took her sick dog to Cushman Dog Hospital.
 We think the dog has swallow ed a sharp bone, but the vet thinks it might be something else," Laura said.
 The Johnsons have two children Their married daughter is living at Nome. Their son, Harry Cookie Jr. is now attending the University of Alaska.
 Nomie is still under observation at the dog hospital. Mrs. Johnson says she will stay as long as ne- cessary in Fairbanks until she re- covers. Mrs. Johnson hopes and prays an operation will not be ne cesSary.
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Mrs. w. w. Thurmond
Hosts YuIe Party

The annual Christmas party
of the Forget Me Not Club
was held Thursday, Decem-
Der II, in the home Of Mrs
w w. Thurmond on Clifton
Street, with Mrs. Thurmond
as hostess.
The reception rooms were
frightened with seasonal de-
corations. The mantel and
wall tables held attractive ar
rangements of poinsettias and
greenery. Beautifully wrap
ped gifts were placed at. the
base Of lighted silver Christ
mas tree.
Mrs. A. L. Jenkins, presi-
dent, opened the meeting, and
Mrs. Madison Mcclellan gave
the Sunshine report.
The following officers were
elected for the coming year:
Mrs. w. H Walton, president;
Mrs. w. W.. Thurmond, vice
president; Mrs. R. H. Owen,
and Mrs. Walter Moore, Sun
shine reporters; and Mrs. j.
N. Hall, publicity chairman.
Several games and quiz
contests related to the Christ
mas season and Santa Claus
were enjoyed by eleven mem
bers and one guest, Miss
Blanche Maddox. Winners
were Mrs. O. w. Thompson,
Mrs. Owen and Miss Maddox.
Following an exchange of
gifts from the tree the hos
tess served a delicious party
plate with a Yuletide theme,
consisting of chilled fruit
salad, fancy crackers, sliced
fruit cake, sailed nuts, candy
and hot tea.
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Holiday Tea At johnson Home

adorned the front door.
Wrought iron candle stands
held tapers with matching
bows and sprays of pine.
Mrs. Lobby greeted club
members and guests and in
troduced them to the receiv-
ing line composed of Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs. Barrett, Mrs.
Terry and the club president,
Mrs. j H. Bowie.
Mrs. Watson invited them
into the dining room where
an attractive table empha-
sized the Christmas theme.
An elaborate snow scene on
mirrored plaque was the
center of interest with tall
tapers in silver candelabra on
either side. Other table ap-
pointments were IN silver.
Mrs. Williams presided at
the coffee service. Mrs. Beall
and Mrs. Russell assisted in
serving refreshments.
Dainty open faced sand
witches and individual iced
cakes further emphasized the
Christmas motif. They were
served with coffee, cheese
straws and nuts.
Elaborate holiday designs
were placed at intervals
throughout the spacious John
son home
An attractive lighted tree
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was placed on the staircase
and the rail was entwined
with smilax.
Other designs were placed
in the hall, living and dining
rooms and other focal points
in the reception rooms.
Mrs. Necie H. Povall pro-
vided delightful holiday mu-
sic at the piano.
Club members who showed
designs were Mrs. johnson,
Mrs. Bowie, Mrs. Williams,
Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Terry; also
Mrs. Frank A. Jones, Mrs.
Walter Strider, Mrs. j. A.
Thornton, Mrs. r. M. Gwin,
Mrs. A. l.. Gibson, Mrs. H.
G.. Causey, Mrs. Tom Riley
and Mrs. Walter Dyer Smith.
Mrs. Watson presented gift
corsages to each hostess.
Guests at this delightful
party included Mrs. E. w.
RainWater, Mrs. Frank Gum,
Mrs. Frank Russell, Mrs.
H. Russell, Mrs. Crawford
Ray and Mrs. Homer Turner.
A brief business session. at
City Hall preceded the tea
at the Johnson home. Viewed
at the time was a film on
Christmas decorations pre-
pared by the makers of oasis.
Frank Hughes showed the
film for club members.
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Oregon 4-H Club
Holds YuIe Party

A meeting of the Oregon
Community All Club was
called to order by President
Johnny Lee Self The devo-
tional was given by Davic
Garrison. Next, the roll was
called and the minutes were
read by Paula Weems. After
the roll was called Jimmy
Weems made a monthly re-
cord of our achievements
Signs were distributed to the
members to put in their yards
On the signs were "a 4-H'er
Lives Here
Numbers were drawn fol
presents. and the presents
were distributed. After the
presents were given out re-
freShments were served by
Mrs. Paul Weems and Mrs
Lewis Garrison.
The meeting was closed by
Johnny Lee Self
Judy Neal, Reporter
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Arts And Crafts Club
Holds Luncheon; rs
Guests Enjoy Occasion.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Parham Williams on West
wood Avenue was the scene
Of a delightful luncheon for.
the Arts and Crafts Club on
Thursday, December IL, from
IL to l.
The home was decorated
throughout in keeping with
the spirit Of Christmas, and
a feeling Of hospitality per-
Vaded.
The luncheon table was
overlaid with a white linen
cover, forming a setting for
the sparkling silver service.
The centerpiece was a silver
bowl holding an arrangement
in white, snowy branches
s combined with red berries,
thanked by three branched
silver candelabra h o Id in g
burning red tapers.
Gay Christmas place cards
bearing the names of sixteen
guests, marked their place:
at the table. Low silver dishes
of salted nuts and. silver
conlpotes of green minis were
placed at the table ends.
The delicious holiday lunch
con menu contained COLDER
brown turkey and dressing
cranberry salad nestled ir
leaves of lettuce, asparagu.
i'c a $ serole, glazed apple
topped with marshmallows
spiced peaches n and celery
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Trocie Lane Courts
Born December 9Th

Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Courts
are the happy parents of their
first little girl, who has been
named Tracie Lane Courts
She has three little brothers
to welcome her, they are
Garon, Myron and Murray.
Tracie was born at the
Holmes County Community
Hospital at Z a. m. on Sunday,
December s, and weighed
seven pounds, two and one
half ounces. The paternal
grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Courts of Pick
ems, and the maternal grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Brown of Ebenezer
Tracie's mother is the former
Grace Brown.
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SOCIETY," - CLUBS - PERSONALS
Methodist Mems Club Entertained
Wives And Guests; Rev. Gum, Speaker

The Methodist Mems Club
entertained their wives and
invited guests at the church
ON TUESDAY night, December
10th.
The Club annually observes
Ladies Night prior to the
Christmas holidays with a
covered dish supper.
j. A Thornton, club presi-
dent, officiated and presented
the speaker for the evening,
the Rev. Frank w. Gum.
Rev. Gum chose for his
topic, 'The Wasting Years" +,
taken from Hebrews 81 and
the 4th chapter of James. The
speaker pointed out the chal-
lenge to adults to use their
time wisely in the area of
guidance and leadership for
ones own sake and the sake
of youth of the church. He
noted the brevity of life and
opportunities presented, some
times too late in life to do
the most good.
AS All illustration, Rev.
Gum read the life of Solo
man, who wasted his early
years in the search of world
,ly things, including wealth
and power, only to find in
his later. years the comfort in
being able to Fear God and
Keep His Commandments"
The 'sU" shaped table at
which guests and club mem
bers were seated was beauti-
fully decorated in a Christ
mas theme with napkins
matching the decor. The focal
point of the decoration was a
centerpiece of natural pine
sprays, red icicles, and red
balls lighted by candles in
four tall modern candelabra.
Red gladioli were placed on
the buffet, highlighted by
glowing candles.
A large number Of persons
enjoyed the delightful occas-
sion.
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frank w. Gums
Set Open House
Sunday, Dec. ~

The Reverend and Mrs.
Frank w. Gum will hold
Open House from. 3 to 5 p. m.
on Sunday, December 22nd
at their home, the Baptist
Parsonage, located at 500
Pine Street.
A special invitation is ex-
tended to newcomers to the
community, the general pub
lie, and all members Of First
Baptist Church
The Rev. and Mrs. Gum
with their son, Frank, Jr, 5,
and daughter, Alicia, 3, ar
rived in Lexington October
22nd and Rev. Gum has oc-
cupied the pulpit at Lexing-
ton First Baptist Church
since that time.
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IS Couples Enjoy
Festive Evening
On December Ii

The annual Holmes County
Country Club holiday dance
was enjoyed by thirty-five
couples Or more on Saturday
night, December IA, from 8
to Il midnight.
The overall decorations of
red and gold glittered in the
glow of roaring log fire in
the huge fireplace.
The mantel held sprays of
holly and red candles. A ma
tural green tree stood in the
center of the rear wall COW
cred with glittering snow and
hung with red and gold balls.
Gold baskets of holly were
suspended from the massive
oak beams. Windows were
draped in red and gold foil.
Individual tables bore CEN
terpieces of holly with red
berries and were lighted with
red candles. The refreShment
table held an arrangement of
gold poinsettias flanked by
red candles Refreshments in
Guided sliced turkey, baked
ham, sour cream and cram
berry dips.
The group enjoyed dancing
to recorded music.
The decorating committee
was composed of Mrs. John
Weathersby and Mrs. Frank
Jones. Mrs. Norman Wealth
ersby, Jr. is social chairman
of the Club.
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Attend Graduation

MI. and Mrs. Tom Shep-
herd returned home Monday
from Memphis where they
attended the graduation OF
their son, DR.. Banks Shepherd
DR.. Shepherd graduated from
the University of Tennessee
College of Dentistry in cere-
monies held at 3 p. m. Sum
day in Ellis Auditorium
Other members of the family
attending the ceremony were
Mr.. and Mrs. Flowers Ham
rick, Greenwood; Mrs. H. H.
Elmore and Mrs. w. E. Farr,
both of Cleveland.
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Holidays In N. c.

Mrs. L. w. Rabb left We'd
nesday for Burlington, North
Carolina where she will
spend Christmas holidays in
the home of her daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Art VanderVeen
and children, Terry and Art
Jr. Mrs. Rabb went by way
of Meridian where she will
be joined by her sons family
for the trip to Burlington, Mr..
and Mrs. L. w. Rabb, Jr. and
children, Michael, Lauren and
Willie.
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Attend Funeral

Attend Funeral
Relatives attending the
burial services of Mrs. Gas
ton Guess in Durant on Mon
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Fields Guess of Louisville,
Kentucky; Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
my Guess, Greensboro, North
Carolina; Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
way Wherry, Lexington; Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Bacon, Jack
son; Rev. Bobbie Dickerson
and family, Selma, Alabama;
and E. R. Dikerson, Jackson.
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Christmas With Parents

The Rev. and Mrs. Frank
w. Gum and children, Frank
Jr., and Alicia will spend
part of the Christmas holt
days, including Christmas Day
with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs D. J. Sandifer in Topeka,
near Monticello in south
Mississippi.
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Holmes County
Community Hospital
WHITE PATIENTS

Mrs. P. F. Martin, Lexing-
ton
Mrs. T. j. Mann, Lexington
Mrs. Alyene Hawk, Pickens
Mrs. Susie Morton, Pickens
Mrs. Peggy Wigley, Lexing-
ton
Baby Girl Wigley
Mrs. Sue Booth, Lexington
Mrs. Byrd White, Lexing-
ton
Mrs. Josephine Bevill, Lex
ington
Mrs James E. Edwards,
Tchula
Mrs. w. E. Jones, Tchula
Mrs. J. A. McCarley, Lex
ington
Mrs. Mable Russell, Lex
ington
Mrs. Bessie Holley, Good
man
Mrs. Vernon Hathcock, Lex
ington
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Recent Guests

Mrs, Dora Swinney had as
recent guests, while she was
hospitalized, her daughter
Mrs Charles Bennett and DR..
Bennett of Mobile, Alabama.
Mrs. Swinney is now recov-
ering at home.
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Lexington Gorden
Club Holds Annual
Party On Dec. 5th

The home of Mrs. L. P.
Johnson was the festive set
ting for the annual Christmas
tea of the Lexington Garden
Club on Tuesday, December
5th.
Co-hostess with Mrs. John
son for the occasion were
Mrs. Parham H. Williams,
Mrs. B. S. Beall Mrs. Betty
Moore Lobby, Mrs. j. R. Wat
son, Mrs. Will Barrett, Mrs.
Sonny Russell and Mrs. Ho-
ward Terry.
A Chinese holly wreath
tied with red satin ribbons
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Holidays In Texas

Mrs. c. o. Sudbeck and
Miss Betty Lynn Sudbeck,
MSCW student, will spend
Christmas holidays in Texas.
They will leave Saturday by
plane from Jackson for Kill
leen, where they will be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
Jones, the former Sarah
EVELYN Sudbeck.
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Visits In Jackson

Mr. Bob Legate came Sat-
urday morning to accompany
his mother, Mrs. Maude Lee
gate to his home in Jackson,
to spend Saturday night and
Sunday.
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!. curls
Coffee was served with des-
sert Of ambrosia and sliced
homemade caramel cake.
Hostesses for the occasion
were Miss Addie Vic Bailey,
Mrs. Ida Taylor, Mrs. LYDIA
Rhyme, Mrs. R. c. Moore, Mrs.
w. H.. Fincher, Sr., Mrs.
Thelrna Sharp, Mrs. Ed Eli
son, Mrs. I. R. King, Mrs
Walter Strider, and Mrs.
Williams.
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DON'T GET UP NIGHTS

1t takes just SOC and ~ hours
to start relief-or your mon
ey back at any drug store.
When func tional kidney
d sord ers cause getting
up nights. scanty flow, burn
ing backache, leg pains, dir
illness use easy to take BU-.
KETS 4-day treatment Acts
fast to increase and regulate
passage. NOW at Peoples
Drug Store.
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District Two
Community Hospital

WHITE PATIENTS
Mrs. A. B. Clements, Du-
rant
Mrs. ]. w. Collins, Durant
J. H Cummins, West
Miss Artie Johnson, Du'
rant
Mrs. Mabel Simmons, Du-
rant
Mike Rucker, Durant
Mrs. j. w. Sims, Richland
Joe A. Weeks, Durant
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Dinner Guests

Dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Rathell and Carolyn
on Sunday were her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Morgan
of Tchula and brother, Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip Devereux OF
Memphis. Il
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Business Visitor

Business Visitor
Mr.. Aaron Carley, chart
changer for Southern Gas
Company Of Yazoo City, was
a business visitor in Lexing-
ton on Wednesday.
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In New Location

Friends of Mr.. Joe Latham
will De interested to- learn he
is now living at a new adj
dress in Jackson, at 1745 Hill
view Drive.
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Returns Home

Returns Home
Mr.. Robert Gwin returned
Monday to his home in Brian,
Texas. after a visit with his
mother, Mrs R. M. Gwin.
Mrs. Gwin had as her guests
this week a sister, Mrs. R.
l.. Peaster and Mrs. Sam
Bridgers.
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Christmas With Daughter
Mrs. Maude Legate will
leave Saturday by train from
Jackson for Bristol, Tennes-
see. She will be a guest of
DR.. and Mrs. Bill Brinkley
and Betty for the Christmas
Holidays
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Attend the Church Of your
choice this Sunday!
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Overnight Guests

Overnight guests on Friday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henri P. Wat
son, Jr. were Mr.. and Mrs
Andre Wise of Hazlehurst.
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cOLORED PATIENTS

Reuben Taylor
Viola Thurmond
Estella Threadgill
Vel1na Mae Anderson
Lemmie Cobbins
Fanny Sanders
Joe Horton
Linwood Wright
Robert Landfair, Jr.
Buddy Fisher
Earle Mae Grace
Doris Jean Cross
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CoLoRED PATIENTS

Elmer Dickens, D1rant
Allen Johnson, Durant
Monane Ousley, Durant
Lonzo Kitchens, Sails
Thelma Jones, Durant
Jerry Fisher, West
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-02-09
Utica Jr. College
To Hold Annual
Greek Day

The Utica Junior College an
nounces that its Annual Greek
Day will be held on Sunday,
February 3.
This Greek Day observance
has become one of the prime
social events for the faculty
and staff members of the col
lege. On this particular day,
graduate chapters of all the
Greek-letter organizations and
their friends are invited to the
campus for an afternoon of
fellowship and feast.
The Greek-letter organiza-
tions will hold business meet
ingS at LOO p. m. President
of the college, Walter Wash
ington, has invited DR.. Lionel
Nevsom to speak after dinner,
which will be served at $3.50
p. m. in the campus dining
hall. Other highlights of the
banquet hour will include
recognition of the founders of
Greek day, the installation of
the Jackson Pan Hellenic
Council members and music
by members of the Utica Ju-
nior College faculty.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-02-09

The Jackson Professional
|Beauticians Club met last
Monday night at the Branch
Y.W.C.A. with Mrs. Henrietta
Lee, the chaplin leading the
devotion and Mrs. Sidney
Marshall, the president, pre-
siding. Unfinished business
included reports from the var
ious committees. Mrs. Annie
Lee Curry, Chairman of
Christmas Decorating, made
her report. A report was al
SO made by Mrs. Eloise Win
gate. Mrs. Vera Tappan was
reimbursed for transportation
of the Christmas decoration.
Members discussed Nation
al Beauty Salon Day which is
February Z. During this day,
members will visit the hospit-
ais of their h o i c e and do
some good deed for patients.
The group also agreed to buy
a new television set for the.
Old Ladies Home which will
be presented during National
Beauticians Week, which will
begin on Palm Sunday, April
IA. A $1,000 donation was CIV
en- the March Of Dimes Cam
paign. Secret pals names were
pulled by members who were
not present at the January
7th meeting. Before the close
of the evening, a tasty menu
was served by hostesses, Mes
DANES Sara Bailey, Rubye
Bryant and Miss Anderson.
The next meeting will be the
3rd Monday night in Febru-
ary. Cora Lee Butler, Report
err.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-02-09
Fovors Admission
OF Negro Dentists

MACON, Ga.-After being
awarded the Dentist of the
Year" citation of the Central
Georgia Dental Association,
Dr. F. 0. Holiday, newly
elected president, told the
group he favored admission
Of Negroes as full members.
Mixed reaction flowed
throughout the membership
after DIR. Holidays state
ment.
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The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-02-09
Hill To Clash With Lonier For
City Lourels; Championship
Hangs I'm the Balance

On Friday, February 1, the
Hill High Tigers will clash
head on with the Bulldogs of
Lanier for what could well be
the "clincher" for the City
title. College Park Auditor
ium has been chosen for the
site and the girls game gets
underway promptly at 700 P.
M. Each team has won bet
ter than 20 ball games, ana
each one of the principals in
this match knows that this is
the big one to win. But while
a win could give the title to
Hill, a win for Lanier could
force a play-off and thus give
new life to the Dogs" from
across town. Lanier will be
depending heavily on the fol-
lowing starters: Rayford Cur
tiss, Eddie Clanton, Leon
Thomas, Arvesta Kelly, and
Clifton Oliver. Jim Hill will
counter the assault with Bill
Hendricks and Booker Bear
den at the guards, Daniel
Larry and Plummer Lott at
the forwards, with Alphonso
benson starting at center. A
second five who are equally
capable are: Marshall Evans,
Charles Smith, FELTON, Kelly,
Fredrick CASHIER, and Earnest
Gladney. Maurice Ellis and
Eddie Nichols are the bench
strength, and this has helped
immensely during the season.
Neither of the coaches, Har-
rison Barnes or Tommye Will
liamS would venture to predict
the games outcome, but both
pledged victory. Time solves
all riddles; one way or the
other. Friday night then
Should be rather revealing.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-02-09
Deuth Stalks In
Nkrumuh's Path

NEW YORK - Reports
frHn Ghana Wednesday said
four people died in grenade
attack on a rally which
President Kwarne Nkrumah
had just left.
Some 85 people were re-
ported injured. The govern
nent statement said $4,000
people were in the stadium
ut the time Of the attack.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-02-09
Mission Leaders
Hold Conference

SALISBURY, S o u tn e r n
Rhodesia--A conference of
mission leaders from .25 Afri-
can Nations was held in Sal
isbury, Southern Rhod e S ! a
to discuss what the Christian
churches can do to meet Afri-
cas- educa ional needs, Spe-
cial emphasis was on h O w
Christian 6 r o u ps can work
with acknowledgements ma
tions to provide opportunities
for secondary, college a n d
technical education.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-02-09
J.S.C. Has
Enrolment
OF 1850

Enrolment at Jackson State
College for the 1962-63 Winter
Quarter is 1850. This number
includes 354 seniors, 351 jun
iors, 1856 Sophomores, 504
freshmen, and three special
students in the regular col
lege. There are 102 in the
College Laboratory School.
Part time College Under
graduate S a turd a y Clas-
ses and the Graduate Division
enrolment will be reported
as a supplement after regis
trationa on February 2, 1853.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-02-09
Men and Women
Wanted To
Train For
CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMS

We prepare men and women.
Ages 1855. No experience
necessary. Grammar school
education usually sufficient.
Permanent jobs. No lay-Offs.
Short hours. High pay. Ad-
vancement. Send name, ad-
dress, phone number and time
home to: Dept. X. c., ITO
E. Monument Street, Jackson,
Mississippi. The Mississippi
Enterprise.