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Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16
Newton News

The City Wide Usher Board
of the Newton area met with
the White Stone M. B. Church,
February 3, 1868. Time 3 pm.
to 6 pm.
The devotion committee called
the house to order by singing
hymn, 81 Heard the Voice Of
Jesus" scripture and prayer, Mr..
Bill Evans. After the devotion,
President Moore took the chair.
After his Introductory the host
ess church rendered a welcome
program. Welcome Master Will
lie A City of Duet, Miss G. N.
Jordan, Israce Moore, "Bye and
Bye" Mrs. Eva Moore sang be
all right. Then the program be-
gan, seven churches were pres
ent and had part In making
of the program. Prayer for the
ushers, sick and shut-ins. Rev.
S. Hayes, matrons noted. Ushers
march. Mr.. Jordan in charge.
Finance committee Mr.. Walker
in charge. Amout of finance
$84.78. Minister presents Rev.
Hayes. The next meeting will
be held with Pilgrim Rest, New
ton, Miss, March 8, 1868. Time
3 pm. to 6 pm. The next mass
meeting will be held Wednesday
night before the fourth Sunday,
at Sylvester Church, Newton,
Miss. All ushers are asked to
lie present. Rev. j. F. Moore,
president; Mrs. Annie Graham,
secretary; Mrs. Roma c. Moore,
Christine Shields, matrons.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

The City Wide Usher Board
of the Pachuta area met with
the John Baptist church, Bar
nett, Miss, February 6. 1868.
Time $50 pm. The house was
called to order by the chairman
of the devotion committee, Mrs.
Eva Graham. After the devo-
ton, President Combest took the
chair. The 23rd Psalm was re-
peated in unison. After Pres.
Combest's Introductory, the well
come address from the hostess
church, Mrs. Martha Barnett,
then the program began. All
nine churches were present and
had a part in making the pro-
gram. Prayer was offered for
ushers, sick and shut-ins, Rev.
Barnett. Matrons noted they
made their report. The meeting
was presided over by Vice Pres.
Bender. He turned the meet
ing over to Pres. Combest. Solo,
Miss Edna Ruth Bradley, Miss
Laura Jordan, Reading Miss
Turner, "Play In Your Own Back
Yard. Finance raised $63.51.
The next meeting will be held
with the St. Mary church, Shu-
buta, Miss, March 8, 1868, time
$50 pm. The next mass meet
ing will be held Friday night
before the first Sunday in March
time 7 pm. place Chapel Hill,
Pachuta, Miss. at 5 pm. Presi-
dent Combest, matrons and
quorum of his ushers went to
visit President Bounds in the
annual session. Mr.. G. G. Com
best, president; Mrs. Carrie
Contest, matron.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

Mrs. Georgia Harri West one
of our devoted friends in her
early age, joined the st. Mark
M. B. church. Later moved to
Jackson, Mississippi where she
Joined the Johnson Chapel M.
B. church. The Rev. R. L.
Yilumpl pastor. She departed
this life February 1st 1868.
Funeral service was held last
Wednesday February 9Th, at 2
P. M. at st. Mark M. B. church
her pastor Rev. R. L. Plump
gave the eulogy. Interment in
the Greene Hill cemetery. Peo'
pie Funeral Home in charge
She leaves to mourn her passing
husband, three brothers, two
sisters, a mother-in-law, many
nephews and neice and other
relatives and friends.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

The company which first gained during the
by introducing boneess Goldfish the world has solved
of drip oss frozen fish, of
possible put searesh frozen the family any
time anywhere in the world
Drip oss the liquid which accumulate through thawng
important quantities protein amino acids other
20 of the weight of fish, gener-
ally thrown away and real loss The Fresh
of freezing retains all the qualities of flavor
color and nutrition found seafresh fish, The result tasty
satisfying and nutritious fish.
Try this idea next time you frozen flets:
Turban Fiet
l pkg. Gorton's Fresh-Lock 1/2 cup milk
Fillet of Sole 1 a oz. mushroom
Tbs. butter margarine ia tarragon
l pkg. frozen spinach salt and pepper
l 1912 condensed
of mushroom soup
Thaw fe Prepare frozen spinach according to package d
ecton Brush bottom of baking With melted butter Form
hawed fes urban shape stuff with spinach and place
(Flets be kewed together with oothpic Brush ets
hot Remove Blend
mushroom soup milk low Top each et with mush
and hot mushroom ALL Sprinkle tar
ragon.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16
TylertoWn News

Funeral services were held at
the Sunny Hill Baptist Church
for little iss Alice Marie Quin
6 years old Sunday February 8,
1868 at 2 p. M. Rev. G. w.
Green officiating minister.
Craft Funeral Service of Nc
Comb in charge, with interment
in the church cemetery. Alice
Marie was the oldest daughter
of Melvin Quin and Ada Lee
Brister Quin and was student
in regular attendance of the J.
]. Gulledge Memorial High
School; music student of Mrs.
Beatrice Ginn's class, and a
member of the Girl Scout Troop
No. 372, Tylertown, Mississippi.
Being such a brilliant charcter,
she did active service in diff
ferent ceremonies in her COM
munity. She was found dead in
bed Sunday January q. She
leaves to mourn her passing a
father, mother, one sister, one
brother, paternal, and maternal
grand parents, IL uncles, nine
aunties and a host of near rela-
tives and friends.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

Hobbies are official! The U. S.
Congress has proclaimed april
Is Hobby Month" Famous peo-
pie and their hobbies include
Mrs. John F. Kennedy, Winston
Churchill and former President
Eisenhower, painters; screen
star Gina Lollobrigida, a sculp-
tor, and Emperor Hirohito, who
studies science.
If your father fought in the
Pacific during World War II, ask
for stories about the Mitsubishi
Zero" fghter-bomber. One vari-
ant of this plane was the Kami-
kaze suicide bomber. Another
was the A6M5 Zero, developed to
meet superior Allied fighter
standards of armor and power.
Monogram Models, Inc. has used
authentic photographs and draw
ings for a quarter-inch-scale
model kit of the A6M5. Working
parts include retractable land
ing gear.
Ever try making a photo
graphic record of the changing
seasons? Pick spot in your yard
that will change it's "look" with
the calendar. Shoot it regularly,
in color, and always from the
same angle. Also jot down the
date and temperature. You'll
have the makings for a hand
some calendar for. next year.
Monogram's Psi Phantom"
Mustang model kit recently
brought together two World War
II Mustang crew chiefs. A news
paper editor started to assemble
the kit with two boys. Turned out
that the father of one boy had
serviced the Mustang. So had the
editor, though at a different air
field. The men had a great time
comparing notes on their expert
ences. Monogram's Phantom is
made of clear plastic so that the
"innards" show through. 1853
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

The Roxie Harrion Memorial
Club held it's January 28th,
meeting, February 4th in the
home of Mrs. Tillie B. Williams
and Georgia L. Smith. Being
Art and Crafts night, Mrs. o.
lie V. James demonstrated the
making of a flower planter of
a cup and saucer a very tasty
plate lunch was served to the
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

Renew Your Membership Today
Lost along the way several
friends of the YWCA who have
not renewed or joined. Please
do so today.
Persons joining this week are:
Mrs. Frances Pippins. Y-Teens:
Gloria Ann Williams, Jacqueline
McLemore, Elaine Williams,
Cynthia Mullens, Lisa Turner,
Dolores ORGY and Cylde Hill.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16
SOCIETY SLANTS

panied by Mr.. Smiths brother,
Mr.. Cleophas Smith of Dar-
born. Mr.. Smith died Sunday
February 10, Funeral service
will be held at the st. Luke
Baptist of Chicago, Illionis,
Wednesday February Is, 1868,
at IL A. NJ.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

Regulsr services were held
at the Tylertown First Baptist
church Sunday February 3, Sun
day School was conducted at
9:45 A. M. by Supt. w. Allen,
flannelgraph demonstration by
Miss Lurine Ranciful. At 11:00
A. M. Sermon by the pastor
Rev. J. L. Pittman, Isa, 6,
Theme "Consecration" many
came to the altar for recon
secration. The services were
very impressive. At 6:30, the
pastor took for text Exdous
1874 and discussed the origin
and meaning of the passover.
After which the Lords supper
was commemorated. Finance
taken $81.85.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

The Princess is president of
Entr'Aide Rationale, a Moroccan
voluntary relief agency, which
acts as a coordinating agency for
Catholic Relief Services, the
overseas relief organization of
American Catholics, which has
been operating aid programs in
that country since 1856.
During this past year, more
than 17-million pounds of cloth
ing were collected in the u. S. of
which over 100000 pounds were
sent to Morocco and distributed
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

Mr.. Julius Jacob, Field Supt.
of the Pearl River Sunday
School Convention made his an
nual visit to the First Baptist
Sunday School, Sunday, Feb
ruary, 10th.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16
NONRESIDENT SUMMONS

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
County Of Kinds.
To Theresa Turner. whose post
office address and street address 10
unknown. you are summoned 70
appear before the Chancery Court
of the First Judicial District. County
OF Kinds. in said state. on the
Fourth Monday Of February. A. D..
1868 to defend the suit No. 50 .68S
In said Court Of Lee Turner Com
plaintant. wherein you are . de-
fendant.
This 4th day OF February. A. D..
1863.
fSEAL)
r. less Brown
Frank r. Scott. ChanceTy Clerk
BY Ruth May. D. G.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

Mr.. Shirley Ratliff of Nc
Comb attended the church SER
vice at the Spring Hill Holiness
church Sunday night February
10th.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

The basketball team at South
Calhoun High School split with
Central High Monday night.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

Miss Gloria Enoch spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Enochs. She is
a teacher at Shelby high school.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

Mrs. Georgia Smith left
Tuesday February II, for Chi
cago, Illionis to attend the fun
eral of her brother-in-law, Mr..
Buford Smith. She was accom-
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16
ii members present.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Gatlin
of New Orleans, Louisiana at
tended the funeral service Of
Alice Marie Quin Sunday Feb
ruary 3rd.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

to the needy under American
supervision, without regard to
race, color or creed. The total
value of these shipments was es-
timated at 81 million.
The Catholic Bishops annual
Thanksgiving Clothing Collec-
tion of 1862 is now in it's 14th
year. By donating wearable used
clothing, shoes, blankets and
bedding supplies, every Amer
lean can participate in this global
work of charity.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

Sewing Class At YWCA
The adult sewing class will
start Tuesday, February 19 at
6 pm. Please call the YWCA
before that time if you plan to
enroll.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

The st. Mark M. B. church
held their regular service last
Sunday, Febraury 10, 1868. Sun.
day School at GAS A. M. Mrs
Amos Richardson, Supt. at II
A. M. the morning worship, de.
votion by the deacons, music by
the junior and youth choirs. AT
11:45 the pastor brought the
morning message to a full
house. Taken from st. MARI
6:36-44, theme; "What the
Church Stands For", the SER
vices was very enjoyable. Al
$50 P. M. the evening services
devotion by the deacons music
by the senior choir, Mrs. Edna
Hood musician. At 7:30 P. M
the pastor brought another fine
message taken from st. Mark
5-25-28, the entire service was
spiritual and Intellectual. Rev.
L. W. Jenkins was their guest.
The Lords Supper was observ-
ed. Finance s121.33, Mrs. Grace
Brown, clerk, Rev. P. J. Hop
kins, pastor.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

Monthly services were held
at the Spring Hill Holiness
church Sunday February 10th,
Sunday School at 9:45 A. M,
conducted by Supt. E. CHM Sr.,
topic of lesson "Christ Needs
Workers, Mark 6:7-13, 34-42,
lesson by pastor reviewed by
the pastor Rev. w. M. Jones
1900 sermon by the pastor texa
Jer. 1922 as Tehere Ma Balm
in Gilead ?" At $50 P. M. were
opened with an ispirational song
service. Pulpit devotion was
conducted by Rev. w. H. Pitt
man of the A.M.E. Methodist
church, South McComb. Reading
from scripture, Psa. 1:1-6, fol-
lowed by prayer. The pastor
then delivered a very interest
ing sermon from 1st King 1924,
Theme elijah The Man of
God", altar call was made,
many accepted prayer, money
raised STATS.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16
Melba Gay Mack Crowned
Miss YWCA Sweetheart

vi ISS L w NR DWtttIItdI
The Sweetheart Revue was a
success on February IS, at La
nier High School.
Melba Gay Mack was crowned
Queen and received a lovely
watch for her efforts.
She is a member of the YWCA
Eallet class.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

Mrs. Susie Cypress is on the
sick list. Everybody pray for
speedy recovery.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

Funeral services were held
for Mrs. Otto Miller at the Oak
Grove Methodist church Sunday
February 10th.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16
YWCA News
Y-Teen Post Valentine
Party Friday, February Is

The Y-Teens of the Branch
YWCA will have a Post Valen-
tine Party on Friday, February
Is at A pm.
We are inviting all Y-Teens
and their friends to be present.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16
Columbia News

Funeral services were held
recently for Mrs. Nora Hamp-
ton at Hub Chapel Methodist
Church. Rev. Floyd Campbell
officiating minister. Cook 8
Funeral Service in charge of
arrangements. Interment in the
Foxworth Cemetery. She leaves
to mourn her passing: one
daughter, one son, and four
grandchildren, and a host of
relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held
recently at Hub Chapel Meth
odist church for Mr.. Damson
Cromther, Rev. w. C. Tapln
officiating minister. Cooks Ser
vice in charge of arrangements.
Interment in Foxworth Gene
terry. He leaves to mourn his
passing, five daughters, five
sons, seventeen grandchildren,
two great grandchildren, one
sister, three brothers and a host
of relatives and friends.
Mrs Susie Cvpresa is on the
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16
Calhoun City
News

Mr.. J. w. Lawrence is back
in school at South Calhoun.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16
Edwards News

The Home Demonstration
Club. Met on the 7th, of Feb.
in the beautiful home of Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Barker.
Where every thing was in read
mess. The Vice President Mrs.
osa Gordon presided over the
meeting. Devotion was good and
the roll call and each member
was to give some professional
Negro in the meeting. There
were several Negro names in
the roll call named. The meet
ing was very good Mrs. Sadie
c. Hill the H. D. Agent geve
some very fine hints on how to
prepare the soil for our Spring
planting of early vegetable and
flowers planting. At this time
Mrs. N. B. Barker had planned
a very fine birthday party,
this was the climaxing of our
meeting was to share with Mrs.
Barker in celebrating her birth
day with singing Happy Birth
day To You. And seeing her cut
the cake very delicious. Tasty
ham sandwiches and salad and
Coco-Colas and ice cream. The
gifts for Mrs. Barker were very
beautiful and serviceable CIV
en- by her friends and members.
We invite you to meet with us
in our club meeting each first
Thursday in each month. Mrs.
N. B. Barker President.
Jackson advocate., 1963-02-16

TINTZ CREME COLOR SHAMPOO must
give you the most natural looking, shin
ing BLACK HAIR q. . easier and quicker
than anything you have used before :. or
return for purchase price refund. Ask for
your shade BLACK, JET BLACK
or DARK BROWN. Only s1.50 plus tax.
eomnlete ready to use.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
Lenders Response
Called Disappointing

The response of bankers and
other lenders to the new re-
habilitation and home improve
ment programs in the 1861
Housing Act has been disap-
pointing, declared Philip N,
Brownstein. commissioner Of
the Federal Housing Admins
tration, today.
Addressing the third national
mortgage conference Of the
American Bankers Association
at the Statler-Hilton Hotel, Mr..
Brownstein said there still has
not been full recognition Of the
potential Of some of the new
programs of the Kennedy ad-
ministration.
Reminding the bankers they
hold we'll over $500 million in
mortgages Of what might be
called special purpose housing
mortgages for which FNMA
special assistance is available,
the speaker said this evidences
a recognition that this type of
housing investment is good
business.
Considering the amount of
money available for lending
and the many ways in which
lenders are trying 10 push this
money out into investment
channels, it is difficult TO un-
derstand the lack OF enthusi-
asm for programs which pro-
vide. for an insured 6 per cent
loan on large investments in
property Improvement" the
speaker said.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
Vienna Bank Plans
Building Opening

First National Bank of Vienna
will formally open its new main
office building at 235 Maple
avenue Saturday noon.
Clarence B. Redman, Deputy
Comptroller of the Currency,
and Vice Mayor L. Dean Wal
lace Of Vienna will be guest
speakers. William c. Bauknight,
board chairman of the bank,
and Clarence w. Hammer,
president, will receive visitors,
Mr.. Redman will cut the rib
bon to open the bank and the
James Madison High School
band will play. Miss Vienna,
Jane Emery, also will make an
appearance.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
YOUR MONEYS WORTH
Working Wife
What to Pay For
By SYLVIA PORTER

come due, start this June to
put aside $40 each month so
that the money will be there
when you need it. A key secret
to sound family financial man.
agement lies in spreading"
payment of your big bills so
that each month bears a share.
80 Each of you should de-
duct from your own paycheck
an agreed upon amount which
is yours alone and for which
you need account to no one.
Once you have decided on the
amount Of your personal al
lowance, don't ask each other
questions about it.
This may sound superficial,
but it's anything but. No finan-
cial partnership should be so
close that it's suffocating. II
you want to do something
absurd with your personal al
lowance, that's your business.
Pledge Is Urged
90 Make pledge to each
other now that when you get
into a squeeze-which you will,
for nearly everyone does
you'll choose a quiet evening
alone to argue it out and de-
eide how to escape from it.
When you talk about it, call it
our" squeeze, not yours" +
Another superficial point?
oh, no. The wife who in the
heat Of a money fight says.
I'VE wouldn't have any savings
at all unless T. worked, is
begging for resentment and
the retort that She Wouldn't
have any home unless he paid
for the rent or mortgage. etc.
etc. It's also imperative to avoid
discussing your money mess
when you're both frantic. II
you can't figure a way out,
take your problem to the service
department of your bank or
savings institution, ask for
guidance.
The working husband-and-
wife team is the heart of the
social-e conomic revolution
America has been undergoing
since the 1940s. We, the wives
who hold paying jobs, are de-
flying the traditional relation
ships of centuries. creating our
own traditions and writing new
family finance rules out Of our
own unprecedented experiences.
distributed 1853 BY the HAN syndi.
cate, Inc. All Rights Reservedl
Evening star., 1963-05-29
1864 Autos Will Offer
Few Major Changes

DETROIT CDD.-The new
1864 automobiles, which will be
unveiled in September and Oc-
tober. with a handful of excep-
tions will offer few surprises
either in styling or engineering
features.
OF 81 models made by the
five major United States auto
companies, fewer than 10 are
scheduled for substantial
changes. The rest will make
only evolutionary" revisions,
confined mainly to new grilles,
tail lights and side trim.
The most extensive changes
are being made by Ford, which
is restyling four OF its models
In an effort 10 stem an ero-
sion in It's share OF the do
car market. Chrysler
Evening star., 1963-05-29
Bank of Commerce Outlook Good
Despite Rejection Of Merger PIon

With deposits at around rec
ord levels and earnings pros
poets excellent, it looks like a
good year ahead for the Bank
of Commerce, despite rejection
of its proposed merger with
Riggs National.
Deposits of S46,909,96l on
April 30 were the highest on
record for that date. They were
nearly SIT million ahead Of
$45, ,079, ,447 at the beginning of
this year and 13 per cent above
SAL, 1,562,633 in April 80 last
year.
Growth of the bank since
the moving of its main office
from Seventh and E streets
NV, to Connecticut avenue
and K streets NV. in Octo-
ber, 1855, has been among the
greatest among Washington
Evening star., 1963-05-29
AVEMCO Firm Buys
Greensboro Company

Aviation Employees Corp. of
Silver Spring, Md, will acquire
the Accident Indemnity Insur-
ance Co. of Greensboro, N. c.,
it was announced today by
S. j. Solomon, president of the
AVEMCO group Of companies.
Stockholders of the Green's
boro firm have approved the
change in ownership. The pur-
chase price is around $750,000
and involves 5000 in cash,
218.175 shares of Aviation
Employees Corp. stock, and
options to buy an additional
54,544 shares at $3.50 a share
within two years of settlement
date.
The Greensboro health and
accident insurance company is
licensed in seven States and has
$4,000 policies in force with
annual premiums of more than
SIS million.
Evening star., 1963-05-29

banks. The latest total is more
than double deposits of $22,-
472,278 just before the move.
While the language used by
Controller of the Currency
James J. Saxon in rejection OF
the merger was regarded as
unfortunate, officers and en-
ployes of the bank expressed
their pleasure to President
Thomas j. Groom today that
its independent status will con-
tinue.
In a letter to Mr.. Groom,
who is undergoing medical
tests in Georgetown Hospital
this week, they also praised his
leadership in the institutions
continued growth.
Mr.. Groom said the state
ment of Mr.. Saxon that the
bank had been ION the block
for some years was "unfor-
tunate and inaccurate"
Evening star., 1963-05-29

President James Juliano in the
firms first annual report.
President Juliano told stock
holders at the annual meeting
yesterday the firm has started
construction of a 12-story office
building at 1925 Vermont ave-
nue. NV. To be known as
the Kent Building, the new
structure will house the firms
headquarters.
Kent Washington also has
concluded negotiations for con-
struction and leasing of a
325, ,000-square-foot department
store at Shirley highway and
Duke street in Fairfax County.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
MILLION WORKERS
GET WAGE BOOST
FOR LIVING COSTS

DETROIT (AP)-An es-
timated million workers in
the auto industry will get
a one-cent hourly cost-of-
living wage increase next
week.
Advancement of 2/10ths
of a point in the Govern
ment cost Of living index
for the January 15-April
is period is responsible.
There was no advance in
the index for the March
15-April is month, but 1t
stood at 1903, compared
with 1901 on January is.
Cost-of-l living escalator
clauses In auto wage con-
tracts are geared to quar-
terly comparisons of the
index with 100 for a 1947-
40 base period. A reading
Of 1903 means it costs
$1,000 now to buy the es-
sentialS that $l00 would
hiIv in 1QA7.Ao
Evening star., 1963-05-29

Far from being in an uncom-
Portable position, the Bank Of
Commerce has been growing
steadily so far this year as it
has for a long time, and its
earnings this year can be ex-
pected to surpass last years
good results" he declared.
Indeed, the banks excellent
record and good location have
in recent years brought many
offers for it's purchase either
for cash or through an ex-
change of stock" he added.
I'VE did not court any of
these offers, but some of the
directors felt that stockholders
would think prices in these
offers were at rather tempting
levels and that the situation
should be studied thoroughly.
"Inasmuch as Riggs National
and the Bank of Commerce
have had cordial relations for
many years and the soundness
of the Riggs operations has
commanded our respect, that
bank was notified of these
offers and asked whether 1t
might be interested in making
an offer.
"The offer, representing a
value of around $500 a share
for Bank Of Commerce stock
after taxes. was acceptable tC
our directors, but was rejected
by the controller.
I'VE are content to go ahead
with independent operations
which have proven highly sue
cessful and sound for our stock
holders, our customers and our
staff" Mr.. Groom said.
I'VE intend to remain alert
to future growth possibilities,
including the establishment of
any additional banking offices
in the public interest, and hope
the controller will maintain an
open mind on such applica-
tions."