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VOLUME XIII—NUMBER MISSISSIPPI, MAY 1953 31_JACKSON, SATURDAY. 30, --PRirF TPM ppmtv EISENHOWER BLASTS 2ND CLASS CITIZENSHIP NEGRO'CITIZENS OF McCOMB MOVE FOR BETTER COMMUNITY --- PETITION TO MAYOR AND BOARD PRESIDENT Miss. Baptist Jackson Advocate THE TIME TO W. W. Blackburn REAFFIRMS POSITION OF SELECTMEN POINT OUT LONG AGAINST Seminary Holds Editor Vicksburg ACT IS NOW CONDITIONS MAKING STANDING CONDITIONS BEHIND No Day Observance, thinking Jackson citizen, No- i FOR ‘SECOND CLASS or CITIZENSHIP' 10th Annual Memorial gro white, could fail to he elated : 31st COMPLAINT OF NEGRO CITIZENS Day over the announcement this week Sunday, May that another concern AT Commencement big industrial lOlh ANNIVERSARY LUNCHEON Speaker is planning to build a large plant Ask Revision Of School Courses Predict Record Crowd within the Jackson community, for OF UNITED NEGRO no COLLEGE FUND High Program thinking Jackson citizen can At Annual Event fail to see that the need Ministers Alliance And greatest Citizens League of the is more and better Diplomas Issued To city job More Than 350 Spearheads Move For Improvement opportunity for its citizens. Prominent Business Graduates From 17 In recent weeks it has become Of Negro Community more and more noticeable that peo- Educators And ^-. Centers Over State Leaders, Government ple of both races are beginning to McCOMB, Miss., Mav 26 — leave the city, largely because op (DSN) — The Negro citizens of PEAY SERMON MINS the lack of job opportunity, and Officials Were In Attendance this South HIGHEST PRAISE Mississippi town, a one tev. Fred D. Black where the lack of job onoortunitv time center of Illinois Central Rail- The Mississippi Baptist Seminary' begins to noticeably affect other $1*2,500,000 Received Towards Funds road shops whicTi has been recent Already Revival held its Tenth Annual Commence- people in Jackson its affect has ly showing signs of an industria’ Concludes Big Five-Year ment program Thursday at Farish j already been felt for a long time $25,000,000 Capital Funds Program awakening, who live in isolated ----A Street Baptist Church here at I among the Negroes of the city. neighborhoods, across, and beyond \t NEW YORK, N. Y.—More than Luther Missionary which diplomas were presented to I Eschewing for the moment the the railroad tracks, and on the 350 prominent business graduates from seventeen centers motivations behind such facts it leaders, fringes of the town, last Hastie educators and government officials ^outer of the Seminary of the state. can be readily pointed out that Judge week revealed their long time feel Church attending the tenth baptist Rev. Isaac C. Peay, himself a from time to time large industrial aniversary ing regarding conditions long pre- luncheon of the United Negro Col- graduate of the Seminary, won the plants have be^un operations both To At valent only in the town’s Negro Speak lege Fund, held on Tuesday, highest praise for his Baccalaur- large and small in Jackson, some May neighborhoods. 19. at the National Press Club in sermon of them eate delivered Thursday providing hundreds of PRl>:\ -,v. W. Spearheaded by the ministers BLACBURN Washington, D. C„ heard President morning, from a text chosen from iobs, without giving employment Talladega alliance whose chairman is Rev. A Eisenhower reaffirm his Second Timothy, on the subject, to one single Negro. “A Pioneer High School Princi position D. McCray, and citizens league against the conditions making for '*The Things Which Thou Has It is the opinion of the Jackson pal in Mississippi. A Promoter of whose chairman is Meredith Lewis, ’* “second class citizens.” Learned Advocate that such things have Fair Play and Good Will, Past a retired Railroad man, a meeting The luncheon also featured the His sermon proved the worth of come about largely because of the President of M. T. At. Executive was held last Tuesday at Bethe1 announcement of in the work of the Seminary' over the negligence of Negro citizens them- Secretary and Editor of the Journ- $12,500,000 AME Church from which the PERCY GREENE contributions received from cor- past ten vears and convinced the selves rather than because of mo- al for 27 years.” Negro citizens of the town address porations and foundations toward (Continued on Page Six) 26— tivations sometime alleged to the That is the inscription on the a to the VICKSBURG, Miss., May petition Mayor and Board -n_ the Fund’s $25,000,000 Editor and Publish- large industrial concerns now mov- scroll that Mr. William Webster five-year of Select men for imnrove Percy Greene, j calling ing into as "’ell as capital funds program, known as er of the Jackson Advocate, Mis Mississippi Blackburn will receive on Sunday, ments in conditions that would f other the National Mobilization of Re- sections of the south. S May 31, 1053 at 3:00 p.m. when bring about a better com Elk sissippi’s leading weekly newspa- Negro Chieftain sources for the United Col- will be the Comprising roughly forty-flive teachers, and friends from all over Negro munity. per principal speaker leges. for the annual Memorial ob- percent of the population of the the sfate of Mississippi will gath- Notable among the Day improve- and more Among the foundations who Denies Order Has servance to be held here Sunday. city, nearly fifty per- er at Farish Street Baptist Church ments called for in the petition is a | have contributed to the cent of the in the Jack- Mobiliza- The Editor is regarded as a- population to pav tribute to their “patron revision of the high school cirri- tion Program are: The Barker the most (Continued on Page Three) saint.” culm in order to Lost Shrines mong outstanding speak provide equal -A- Welfare Foundation: The Carnegie ers of the nation and his coming In keeping with its program of educational opportunity for Negro Corporation of New York; the Ford WASHINGTON — Pausing here is being looked forward to here honoring pioneers of the Missis- students. Foundation: The General Education enroute to Virginia and North with the greatest of interest. Meet To sippi Teachers Association which A summary of the pionts raised NAACP Roard; The Grant Foundation. Inc.; Carolina last week, Grand Exalted The program will also include was begun at the March Conven- in the petition is as follows: j The Leidesdorf The the tion, the Merit Awards Commit Foundation; — Ruler Robert H. Johnson of Phila- following: Number One Street Lighting REV. FRED B. BLACK J Richard King Mellon Foundation; delphia, head of the nation’s Rosie Phillips, presiding; Song Hear Symington tee. headed by A. L. Johnson, has (Continued on Page Five) Elks, The Alfred P. Sloan — NEW Mav 21.—Senator a to Foundation, Luther Missionary Baptist denied that the country’s biggest' America Led by Mrs. Thel- YORK. planned month-long tribute Stuart of Missouri will the of the Inc.; The Edgar Stern Family Church was the scene of a recently and most fraternal order (Con tinned on Page Three) Symington Executive Secretary powerful Fund: The and Ernest Wood- and address the 44th annual convention Mississippi Teachers Association Emily concluded, stimulating inspi- has lost two of its shrines, worth JUDGE HASTIE Haitian Be of the National Association for the twenty-seven years. ruff Foundation. To rational revival led by its dynamic hundreds of thousands of dollars. for the past Advancement of Colored on Corporations included in the list pastor, Rev. Fred B. Black. Usinq; Rumors had been circulating People. (Continued Page Five) TALLADEGA, Ala., May 26— Dr. Rosa Pace Welch Walter White, NAACP executive of contirbutors announced by the Consecrated the theme: Go To Church, Rev. that the IBPO Elks of the World j Federal Judge William Hi. Hastie Bishop secretary, announced today. Th<‘ Roard include: Abbott Laboratories PORT-AU-PRINCE. (Continued on Paqre Six) had lost possession of their big of the United States Court of Cir- Haiti—May senator will make the presentation Fund: The Coca-Cola Company; 20—The first Haitian Roman Cath- shrine at Harper’s Ferry, West SCI Baccalaureate Bowen Named cuit Appeals, Philadelphia, is sche- of the Medal to Paul R. mencement address at Talladega Spingarn to com- olic bishon in the of the re- Virginia on the site of the famed duled devliver the feature history Williams. College at 9 o’clock Monday morn- be John Brown Farm, which they ing, June 1. public will consecrated in the Elect Negro V-P Speaker May 31st The convention, urhich will be President Of (Continued On Page Eight) Notre Dame Cathedral, May 31. bought several years ago. Sup- Son of a Talladegan, Judge Has- — held in St. June 23-28, will 25 Louis, • He is porting Mr. Johnson in the denial EDWARDS, Miss., May tie who last spoke at the college Msgr. Remy Augustin, be attended bv 700 or 800 — Dr. Rosa Page Welch delegates named to the arch- Of AFL Union was Grand Secretary William C. (Special) Methodist Unit in 1944, is a former governor of the newly auxiliary from NAACP branches sec- is to be Baccalaureate at in all diocese of who Hueston, who helped the late J. Speaker OMAHA. Neb., May 2fi.—Bikhop Virgin Islands. Student Is Port-au-Prince, CHICAGO, May 26.—A veteran tions of the country. The conven- Negro Wilson consummate the I the Southern Christian Institute More than 50 seniors are sche- took his oath of office here, April labor leader Finley tion calls for •T. W. E. Bowen, of the Atlantic recently was elected at 31. program extensive 30. deal which gave the Elks posses- Edwards, May Coast Area of the Methodist duled to he graduated from this as the first Negro vice president j review and discussion of wavs and Named Officer Of sion of the historic farmland. This announcement will receive (Continued on Four) Born in Petionville, the 43-year- j church, was elected president of Page of the AFL Restaurant and Ba • wide interest church lead means of speeding up the abolition old Furthermore, Gran d Exalted among the College of of the Cen- Augustin attended St. Louis de tenders Union. of segregation in education, trans- Bishops Ruler Johnson also the Elks ers everywhere for Rosa Page Arkansas Class Gonsague, the Petit Seminar col- He is Richard said, recreation and tral Jurisdiction of the denomina- j j W. Smith, of Chi- Welch has concluded a world portation. housing, St. are still in full and pos-, just tion at the recent of the LITTLE ROCK, Ark., May 26. lege Mar-tial and later studied elected to his complete in all facilities and accomo- meeting j Indiana Bar at an Ass’n. cago, position tour made church public at the session and control over the shrine possible by Methodist Council of here, —W. Hugh Mott last week was Apostolic School of Port-au- i Atlantic of the or- dations. Bishops j City meeting (Continued On* Page Eight) elected Prince. property in New York City’s Har- Bishon Edgar A. Love, of the j secretary of next year's ganization. Member of the union -n- A series of workshop sessions j ! Has First junior class at the of After he was lem on 112th Street, valued at Baltimore was elected sec- University. ordained in 1933, since 1938, the Smith will he devoted to such tonics as Area, Negro 46-year-old j Arkansas School of Medicine. of he was around $188,000. “We have lost 1 appointed successively has been acting vice for fund raising and membership cam- retary. president 1 Mott is vicar of the Sacred Heart church none of our properties,” Mr. John- Commencement Bishops of each of the six juris- renortedlv the first Ne- the past year, following the death paigns, expanding employment op- Member m e r gro to hold a class office at the (Continued on Page Two) of son said. “In fact, we are not los- with the dictions comprising A ican George E. Brown. portunities, cooperation INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 26 institution. ing, we are gaining ground in every ■hurch, branch administration, pub-; (Continued on Page Four) Events Held At MVC —The Indianapolis Bar Associa- -n_- wav. economically and fraternally.” and relations, 1 Itta Bena, Miss., May 25.—Spe- licity community tion for the first time in its his- The reassurances about the prop- and of the J. H. White con- problems financing As-1 tory has admitted a Negro attor- erties should nut to rest once and cial)—President Negro 2 Extension Workers sociation’s program. UE Union Hits Chemist, Nation’s Elks ney ferred upon twelve candidates the to membership. Delay (Continued On Page Seven) In addition to Senator of Science at Syming- j He is Robert Lee Broken- _n- degree of Bachelor Atty. j (Continued on Page Four) Receive Service Awards the first Commencement Exercises To Honor Grand burr, a lawyer here for 43 years. In FEPC Superior -n- Hearinq held at Vocational Col- Brokenburr is also a state sena- New A colored chemist of the U. S. I Mississippi York—Sharp protests were 4-H Club Confab lege on 18, at 10 a.m. tor, now serving his third term Department of Agriculture who Monday, May expressed Thursday in a message The were awarded B.S. Natchez Jr. Exalted Ruler from Marion County. has carried out research graduates College to President Eisenhower from the important — Two Win based on concentrations in PHILADELPHIA Fro®! many -o- aimed at improving the taste and Negroes At Alcorn degrees j United Electrical, Radio and Ma- I elementary education, English and parts of the nation, members and chine color of concentrated foods and j Commencement Set } Workers of America (UEl Alcorn, Miss., (Special)—About the an ranking officials of the ! social sciences, following country’s at “postnonement until feeds, and two Extension workers Posts 450 4-H Club Bovs and Girls will First Negro On January, Municipal ; address by Dr. H. M. Ivy, Supt. of Rev. T. .T. Jemison highest Negro fraternal order—the ! 1954, of FEPC were presented Superior Service be to the 4-H Con- hearings which had expected attend and mem- tP,PO Elks of the World—will trek awards Schools, Meridian, Miss., been scheduled to next Tuesday by Secretary of ference at Alcorn on June [s j open week.” In Texas College ber of the Board of Trustees of Sneaker to this citv on May 27 to pay horn- I New Orleans Federal Agriculture Ezra Benson. Cities “We can see no need for this 2-fi. The theme of this conference NATCHEZ. 25 — long (Continued on Page Five) Miss., May age to their present chieftain. Rob- j delay,” the Those who were honored are: HOUSTON, Tex., May 26.—Two; be for statement from UE will “Working Together fSpecial)—The last two events on ert H. Johnson. And, even as ar- Texas Negroes cracked the color! | Gneral President Albert John E. Hodge, a chemist of the World Understanding.” Features ho Grand Jury J. Fitz- commencement calendar of were line last week with rangements being completed j gerald declared. Department’s Northern Research appointments of the Conference will include a “Certainly it fs Natchez Junior College will take for that affair, Mr. Johnson was NEW 26.—His- i Mrs. Anna I.. Ander- to municipal positions in their re- 20th ORLEANS, May not in keeping with the urgent Laboratory; junior leadership training course; "dace on Mav cities. Century 21. and June 1. On making some important pronounce- will be made here next week need son. a home demonstration spective tory for fair employment legisla- agent oratorical and talent contests; a Mav 21. at 2 p. m. Rac- ments. ■Sunday the when Samuel McNeal reports to tion. We therefore of Okmulgee, Okla.; and John W. They are: dress a and outstand- urge you to use revue; social; Fund To Make •alaureate Services will be held in With eves turned towards the F. clerk of the U. S. extension Oakley Dodd, the influence of your office to Mitchell, agricultural Dr. H. E. Lee. to the ing speakers. he college charnel. The appointed Raccalau- coming Grand Lodge sessions of District Court for the Eastern have the specialist witJf headquarters at health hoard of and will include Dr. J. R. hearings resumed and leg- city Houston, Speakers •eate sermon will be delivered by the Elks at Atlanta, Ga., August District of to serve as Hampton Va. African Louisiana, islative action taken.” Institute, Hampton, Dr. J. M. Burnett, named to the Otis, President of Alcorn College; r>r. H. H. the was Survey Humes, president of 23-29, Mr. Johnson pleased a member of the federal grand At the These award winners were welfare board in Fort Worth. Dr. V. H. Instructor of So- same time, Mr. Fitzgerald Henry. NEW YORK, May 26.—The 20th "Tenoral Mississippi Raptist State over a letter from Governor Her- jury. among 158 USD A and addressed another communication employees Dr. Lee has been a cial Science, Jackson College; and make man practicing; Century Fund is preparing to "'onvention of Mississippi and Talmadge of Georgia, wel- Loag have ’served on to 15 work units who were Negroes Walter executive secret given physician for 53 with 45 of snecialists from State < White, years, Mississippi a major factual of the peo- "Thairman of the Board of Trus- coming the Negro Elks into his but no one for contribu- study federal petit juries, tarv of the National special recognition them in Houston. Comment- 1 Assn, for the spent College. countries and resources of ses of Natchez Junior College. State. pies, within the memory of the present- Advancement of tions to research, admdinistration, ing on his appointment, Dr. Lee Persons responsible for the five- Colored People, trooical Africa, and the economic, Appropriate musical selections will It was also disclosed that there day generation can recall a and for length of service. said: Negro which described as a “cruel aban- day conference are Mrs. Alberta and social in- >e rendered the Natchez Col- will be two new and political problems by significant serving on a federal grand jury. donment” the Prior to the presentation of the “I will do as am postponing of the my best, I in- Dishman, Negro Girls Club Agent; volved in their ac- e,re Glee Club. circumstances the development, surrounding During the heyday of the Republi- In awards in the USDA auditorium, terested in the Mr. G. C. Negro hearnigs. this communication general improve- Cypress, Boys cording to an announcement made On June at 11 a. m. coming convention, to say can in Monday. 1, nothing party Louisiana, the late Mr. Fitzgerald further Senator George D. Aiken of Ver- ment of health for all of Club Mr. T. M. As- • stated that Houston, Agent; Moman, last week by Evans Clark, execu- ■ombined Graduation exercises for of the fact that the trek to Georgia E. and chairman Henry Braden, Sr., several steps are taken mont, of the Senate Agri- and in the home/’ statant Club 1 being in UE to especially Negro Boys Agent; tive director of the Fund. die High School and Junior Col- is of the greatest significance in others rendered federal culture and grand jury “mobilize our entire union in Forestry Committee, Dr. lee attended Meharry Med- Mr. W. E. Ammons, Leader, Men’s Clark stated that will 1 ege will this the study be held. The commence- itself, because it marks the first j service, but none since the Demo- important addressed the group. The ical from which he was Mrs. Hallie L. democratic fight.” ceremony college Work; Gray, Dis- be under the direction of George H. i ment address will be given by Rev. time in Elk history that the Ant- cratic stretch of 20 is held to honor years. “This eight months’ annually employ- graduated in 1902. trict Agent for Women. This is the T. who as di- r. J. delay,” Mr Kimble, has resigned Jemison, the son of Dr. D. V. lered Herd has taken its big na- McNeal is a retired federal em- ees for outstanding service. Dr. Burnett has been 24th Annual Short Course for this Fitzgerald stated, “will be the practicing rector of the American Geographi- femison, of the National tional convention into the who worked as president Deep ployee a clerical same kind of hoax (Continued On Pag* Eight) on that Congress (Continued Page Four) organization. (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Two) (Continued on Page Six) (Continued on Page Two) (Continued on Page Five) can party, and has been since 1908. Ohio and a dale, graduate of Ohio University of Rochester, and Ohio the Eisenhower cam- Wesleyan and the Uni- First Negro... During Crooner’s Wife Natchez... Vice University Wesleyan University and is, at an Sarvepalli of McNeal took active Radakrishanan, versity Michigan. As general a (Continued from Page One) paign, part (Continued from Page One) Pres-] present, trustee of Ohio Wesleyan in trying to help capture Louis- manager of the Brooklyn Baseball University. assistant for the U. S. Circuit iana for the GOP. He is one of Seeks Divorce Baptist Convention of Of To Deliver Commencement Club of the National Baseball America, India, Baccalaureate and Commence- Court of Appeals almost ;>7 years. the strong men in the of Inc. League, he made it possible for camp ment Exercises at Howard Uni- with the the first to He is affiliated Repuhli-] Republican National Committee- Jemison is one Negro play in organ.- And Rev. of the most Address At Howard versity will he held in the main $1,791.89 j University ized baseball in modern outstanding young ministers in history quadrangle in front of Frederick j by Jackie Robinson to a America. He received his A. B. signing Douglass Memorial Hall. contract with Monthly Alimony degree from Alabama State Col- Mordecai President Of Howard the Montreal team Johnson, of the 25. U)S ANGELES, Calif., May lege, and Ids B. I). degree from International Baseball Which — — The League in 1946. (Special) battling Billy Virginia Union University. He Baccalaureate Sermon Eckstines are at it By Robinson to a Brook- again! has done advanced study in the University,^Meliver signing The Mr. B. this week is lyn contract in Mr. throaty field of Pastoral Psychology at Honorary To Be Awarded To 1947, Rickey at- Degf^jt set the sued for divorce by his precedent which made pos- * being New York University. He was a ; Dr. Radhakrishanan And Branch sible the of 16 tractive wife, June. successful pastor of the Mt. Zion Rickey employment Negro jTone a com- now in Mrs. Eckstine, who is ballplayers the major base- j Baptist Church at Staunton, Vir- WASHINGTON, D. C.—Sarve-1 Holloman, minister, Second Bap- poser and singer, charges her mate I ball leagues of the United States. f has that MONTHLY LOOK? ginia, for a period of five years. Vice President tist Church. palli Radhakrishnan, Mr. with cruelty and seeks $1791.89 four Rickey received the B.Litt. Cardui each day helps build strength For the past years he has been of the Republic of India, will be Radhakrishnan EYES SHOW CRAMPS, “NERVES", MISERY I)r. degree in 1904 and the A.B. so resistance may be greater each monthly alimony, $7500 attorney a most excellent as * degree hide doing job pas- the principal speaker at Howard too, may not be able to nervousness and suffering less fees court costs. She is rep- Dr. Radhakrishnan was elected in 1906 at Ohio Univers- You, month, ,and tor of the Mt. Zion Church Wesleyan look each more natural-feel and Baptist University’s 85th annual Com- tbat tired, nervous, jittery and less. Look resented by Atty. Bentley Harris. vice president of India in May, ity, and the J.D. degree from the i month no matter hqw much “make-up sleep better. Ask your dealer for of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. mencement Exercises which will be; secret safe during Her complaint alleges that Billy 1952, as a candidate of the Con- University of Michigan in 1911. ( you use. Keep your Cardui. (Say: “card-you-eye"). The held at the on the one in general public is cordially University Friday, am- ! “Those/days—don’t be girl *Ma>ry scientists estimate that at soma earns more than $150,000 a year gress Party. He was India’s He has since received honorary de- the strain from tell- 1 out every .1 women invited to be for these June 5th, at 5:30 p.m., Otto Me-1 i three who shows time during life of and lists present bassador to the Soviet Union from grees from McKendree the — has “that monthly discomfort. community property College, nerves and cramps suffers from events whch to a close a Clarrin, director of public relations which includes a home at bring most 1949 to 1952, when he re- Is Fun monthly look”.* $90,000 April, Itale successful school year for Natchez at Howard, announced today. I Take Cardui, a special medicine 4637 Noeline avenue, Encino, to- signed the diplomatic post to run 1 Junior During the commencement, hon- i trusted by thousands of women, girls gether with its furniture and fur- College. for his present Office. to help insure against cramps, orary degrees will be conferred I Out MONTHLY CRAMPS • CHANGE OF LIFE nishmgs. Author of many books on In- Eating “nerves” and monthly misery. A little Dr. Radhakrishnan and The latest action is not the first; upon dian and Western philosophies, Dr. Branch Rickey, executive vice pres- Yes, eating out is a lot of fun time June has filed suit for divorce j 35 Dead And Radhakrishnan has also held pro- STAMPS BROS. I ident and general manager of the from her swoonsational hubby, j in at Be To Find So fessorships philosophy Mysore for the entire ... You’ll Surprised Many Pittsburgh Athletic Club, Inc. of family if you Eighteen months ago, she filed a University, Calcutta University, the National Baseball HOTEL NO. 1 158 In League. are similar action, but the couple rec-, Injured and Oxford University. He has careful in your choice of a Things You Didn’t Know In Both recipients will speak at onciled. There reportedly have th
J11a Bena. Mississippi, May 12, (Special)—Mississippi Vocational College offers — AND — two year Certificate courses to Veterans and Non-Veterans, Dr. J. H. White, President MIS Store Union Burial Association of the announced The is the Veterans Administra- Drug College today. College approved by OUR MOTTO 1304 Lynch Street tion to offer these courses to Veterans under Public Law 550. (Korean G. I. Bill) “Courteous Service To All” The College offers the following courses to Veterans and Non-Veterans: EDWIN E. OLIVER Ambulance Service Miss. Pharmacist Belzoni, Day or Night Yazoo Citv. Miss. Phone 134-R T. V. JOHNSON Phone 1447 ’1 ftJ A I Auto Mechanics or ^ HALF GLAMOUA MRS. M. C. MILLER, Mgr. 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When it comes to serving the folks in this community with Veterans who qualify under Public Law 550 are required to file all of their advertising require* ments we’re with the Veterans Administration Center Form 7-1990 — Application for “straight-shooters” BEAVER & FOX FURNITURE CO. and “aim” to please. Program of Education and Training. These blanks may be secured from Mississippi Vocational College, Itta Bena, Mississippi, or the Veterans If you haven’t taken advan- of our service, not We Invite You To Administration Center in Jackson, Mississippi. tage why give Open An Account On us a try? We’d like to prove first hand that we can do a bet- Furniture are to make to the Appliances Bedding AH prospective student^ required application ter job. Itta for of- Registrar, Mississippi Vocational College, Bena, Mississippi Terms As Low As A Week ficial admission to the course selected. $1.25 THE Open Saturday Night Unitl 8:00 P. M. also offers a one course in Practical Nursing. Our The College year products are available in molt Stores or areas Drug a accredited diploma course in the Salons and Persons may pursue two-year Beauty if not obtainable, we will ship to as Machine Farm and Electricity and JACKSON listed above as well Shop, Mechanics, BEAVER & FOX FURNITURE CO. you direct, as follows: Home Wiring. No. 1—We all the on ADVOCATE (Just North of the New Alamo Theatre—Across the pay postage all orders of $1.00 or more. No. 2—If you send your payment with the order save These persons wishing to enter these courses may make applica- Street from Collins Funeral Home) you paying the C.O.D. FEE and Money ORDER FEE. which the U. S. Post Office tion for 8, 1953. 406Vz N. FARISH ST. September 410 N. Farish St Dial Department charges on all C.O.D. parcels. Phone 2-1617 2-£463 and other relatives. Mr. daughter, ing and we wish him much success Hutton now lives in Washington, in his worthy career. VANCLEAVE D. He SOCIETY EDWARDS NEWS C. graduated from Howard SLANTS where he the received University Mr. Harry Paige, son of Mr. and Bachelor NEWS of Arts and Law degrees. Mrs. Nelson Paige, is home from Mr. Barker, and Rev. R. N. CHARMLOU George (Budd) After completing other require- he Stevens, Sr., pastor, dent, Mrs. Idella Rhymes, who BY SWARZ Germany where served in the wife, Mrs. Dorothy Barker, and j ments in the near he Mrs. Elma H. Jones, hostess and pave a of future, will Air Force. Mr. ranks report the members rec- Rev. W. R. Nobles of Hatties- Army Paige members of Illllllllltllllllllillllll llllllllllllillllllllll grandmother and children, Adrean his as a Pearl Street A.M.E. ent visit, and iiiiMimmiimmmmmimmmminl begin practice lawyer. as staff sergeant. He will soon distributing flowers burg, Miss., celebrated his Sixth and Sharron last Church were to welcome —There Barker, spent We wish to commend the fine happy to the Veteran* Hospital. NEW YORK— (Global) new outline a hairbreadth inside leave for Finley, N. D., foi^further Anniversary as pastor of New week with their parents, Mr. and work that he has the following visitors for morning The hostess is more than to the real done and is do- duties. displayed an ar- Church 17. nothing pleasing one. service last Light Sunday, May Mrs. G. W. Barker, and other rel- Sunday: Areat Moses rangement of sweet from her see a lady with make-up on who If are too build the peas Rev. Hines and his members took lips thin, atives here. and son, Don Gregory Aronal, garden to knows how to it. This is center r—1 -■ ■ 1111 1 eight members present. in the service Rev. apply and sides of the upper lip Felix Hollis part Sunday. Patterson, Bennett, particularly true of lipstick. Ap- a bit and then work on the bottom Hines preached an inspiring ser- Miss Allie L. an so we herewith Mr. John Davis of Illinois was I City; Almore, Shaw; The Club held plying it is art, lip, making it curve to the STRAIGHTEN YOUR HAIR Up-To-Daters its mon. Three numbers were sung by softly home with his Mrs. VV. E. Jordan, Aurora, 111.; offer a few on how to make corners. family last week- May meeting with Mrs. Onela Mr. Huston Jones, Jr., and Miss tips Mrs. Turlese Waits and baby of the If end. . . Armstrong, hostess in her beauti- Lee McLindon the up lips: lips are lopsided, it’s easy to in 10 MINUTES St. Mo. Nancy played Louis, ful home on Always use a brush. You’ll find build the low I Mobile street. The piano. Every one enjoyed a read- up side, especially The from you get a cleaner line. at when use We wish to congratulate the 8th graduates Lanier High house was beautifully decorated ing by Miss Pecola Frank. Begin you a brush. If the lower attending service were: Misses with flowers. the corner of the upper lip, draw-1 lip looks also and 10th grade graduating classes spring Mrs. Monteil Visitors attending the service sulky, keep your lip- You a and i get job Ouida Clemons and Rodney L. Al- the ing a line to the center—then from stick a hairbreadth inside the nat- of the Edwards Junior High School | waterproof Garrett, president presided were: Rev. and Mrs. Hall, Hatties- for more. Jackson the other corner to the center. For ural line. and the eighth, twelfth, and Junior I hair will College graduate over the business session, which burg; Mrs. W. R. Nobles, Hatties- If the top lip is too j your stay straight was Miss Jennie Almore. consisted of the lower lip, start just inside the i a softer look if College classes of the S. C. I. Col- I 20 or more. early plans for the an- burg; Mrs. Barber’s son and daugh- pointed, you’ll get days corner. When you're satisfied with round nual Apron Carnival and a con- ter-in-law of Detroit, Mich. Mem- | you the bow and curve the lege. * the fill j tribution to a to outline, in the center. Let straight sides. If mouth i achievements KONGOLENE A Calendar Drive will he held young lady take bers from Good Hope Church were: your “May good be lipstick set for a lew minutes, then cor- at the New Mt. Zion Baptist Nurse training. Mrs. Delia Reid and daughter, Mr. droops, stay away from upper j yours eternally.”—Citizens of the Is the hair strai blot. » original Church May 31, 1953. Twelve lad- Ernest Burney, Mr. and Mrs. Joe ners. But, on lower lip, apply j Edwards Community. If lips are too full, draw your color all the to the coi ners, USE ONLY ies will represent every month in Mi ss Ethel A. Woods presented Batson and children, Mr. and Mrs. way j the L. year. Mrs. Rushing, the pas- her pupils in a piano recital, Fri- Gaines, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Several weeks ago Mr. David T""~ ""I" .. ..'' I’ tor’s wife will bring the inspira- day, May 15th at College Hill Gaines and Mrs. Lucille Massey Lynn Hutton was home with his tional A and address. white Christian, Baptist Churc-h at 7 pjn. Those children. mother, Mrs. Edna Hood Hutton, Mr. Hovie Collier will be the participated were from beginners The amount raised in the Anni- TAYLORSVILLE SUMRALL NEWS guest speaker. Remarks will he to advanced grades. versary was $110.59. STILL LEADING AFTER made by the pastor, Rev. B. D. The Mothers presented Miss NEWS The Sumrall colored school re- 40 coniKuiivr Rushing. Woods $58.50 *for her untiring Mr. Walter Fairley spent the Card Of Thanks MRS. PRETTIC C. DIXON cently closed the most succesful is invited. If fail to work with their children. After weekend at home last week. By Ask for fTongolcae m Everyone you term in Miss Ethel A. years with Mr. Charles Woods wishes to ! i come you will miss a treat of the which, they served them candy, Mf dreg Jackson, principal. take this means to express her season. peanuts, cookies and punch. This Mrs. Ella Bilbo is back home. The Sing Institute will meet with Use at laid The pastor of Zion Chapel A. M. deepest appreciation and thanks to only was enjoyed by all. We wish her a speedy recovery. Jones Chapel Baptist Church May E. Church, Hattie'sburg, Miss., de- the Mothers’ Club of her music W** Georgia Reed, President 31, 1953. Mr. B. R. Posey, presi- Mr. James Stackhouse of St. ; livered the commencement address class for their thoughtfulness of Mrs. Ella was Mr. a visit Mary Helm, Secretary Hicks taken to dent; Joe Booth, secretary. Louis, Mo., spent pleasant j to her on 15. Willie Treasurer Biloxi eight graduates. Friday, May with his mother, Mrs. Lula Stack- Johnson, Hospital Sunday. We all KONGO CHDUCM she will soon be and out She wishes to thank Pastor P. OLiK. house on Ash Street recently. hope up Funeral services were hold for Rev. S. L. Harrison preached his E. Lott, the leader of the again. Mr. E. L. Barnes at Old Hopewell officers, \ 104 Ami last sermon for this Conference ! Red Circle. Mrs. and mem- is to know that Church 21. Cooper, Everyone glad Baptist Thursday, May 1 mw Mr. and Mrs. J. W. year at St. Paul M. E. Church Sun- hers of the College Hill Church YOUL&!; Mrs. Perkins, wife of Rev. John Barnes and He leaves to mourn, his wife, 2 OXFORD NEWS Mr. Lott of day. for kindnesses shown her and her R. Perkins is able to be again Lily Brookhaven, Miss., children, 1 sister, 1 brother and a up class. after being ill for several months. spent last Sunday in Vancleve, host of relatives and friends. Miss. Walter and Mrs. Frances Lee and The Fifth and sixth grades have Lamar returned Mary j May God bless each one of you | of home with them after daughter, Vestella, of Chicago, 111., and His face ever ! Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McNair been studying about the Capitol spending The Eastside Quartet Convention may smile upon visit in decided to to the winter with their are home visiting relatives and you. LONGER left the city to relatives Mississippi. They go grandparents, will meet with Oak Grove Baptist LOVELIER HAIR Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaw. friends. -o- Chicago 111., last Sunday. Mrs. Mc- Jackson recently. Church Sunday, June 7. Everyone If you want longer lovelier hair—hair that captures and holds Nair will also visit her sister in Among the places that they is invited. Mrs. Laurel Jefferson, romance. There is NEW HOPE for you. thrilling — were: Jackson Miss Louis --v---: Gary, Indiana. visited College Inn, president; Mrs. Willis B. Parker, Garner was married — lull.. College, College Park Auditorium, to Mr. W. L. Eachars on secretary; Rev. A. R. Keyes, pas- Sunday, j Friends of Mrs. Rebecca Dowell the Zoo, and the Capitol where tor. April 26, at the home o£»her father, BELZONI NEWS RULEVILLE 'tr° wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. they saw a man who had been Mr. Frank Garner. _ Dowell has been ill for several working for 17 years. They also Sunday was regular service The Elsie Posey Home Demon- day months. visited the 4-H Club Camp, seven NEWS Mrs. Clara MeCullum and Mrs. at the White Star Church. Rev. stration Club met in the home of At Your miles from their Ludie Thomas are on the sick list Crook in the Beauty Shop, Grocery Canton, princi- Mrs. Kennis preached morning and *' Sullivens death Monday, this week. We regret to report the pal’s home town. Mr. and Mrs. John Price were Relatives and friends evening service, because of the and Drug Stores double May 18, 1953. The meeting was strength of Mrs. Little Pearson in Balti- called to Canton, Miss., because of wish them a speedy recovery. pastor’s illness. Everyone enjoyed called to order by the president. Hair Pomade for and more Md. Mrs. Pearson is the The fourth and fifth grades the death of her Mrs. 0. the message. Money raised $168.00. temple niece, Members present were: Frettie sister of Mrs. Nettye Perikns R. went to Mound Bayou, Mississippi Burns. Mr. Everett and Rev. W. M. Walton, pastor; Mrs. Bridges C. Dixon, Willie R. Posey, Gorldine «scalp N.f who has been with her sister on a class trip. They visited the Prof. H. L. Anderson Ruby Anderson, secretary. accompanied Sullivens, Clara M. Square, Mage- constantly during her late illness. schools, Taborian Hospital, The them, HtCOMB _ j line Bullard, Annie L. Jones, Kin- NEWS Actually gives amazing result* Funeral services were held Thurs- Clinic and the Baby Friendship nis Sullivens and Annie H. Bar- Mrs. George W. Lee and Mrs. J. j at Mr. Jack Addison has returned ; in Baltimore, Md. Ward. They arrived in Oxford Funeral services were held for E. Birts in 12 days. 30 days treatment day ron, Home Demonstration spent Monday in Rome, Agent. home after attending the funeral 4 o’clock. Mr. Sandy Ford, Jr., at Williams Miss., visiting in the home of Mrs. of his ! only $1.00. CLUBS Chapel M. B. Church brother,*Mr. George Addison Lee’s father and Sunday, May Mr. mother, Mr. and Street Garden Mr. Joe Marshall is his Prentiss Bullard is on the who died Saturday, April 24th at The Pascagoula visiting 24., Rev. Robinson of Cleveland, Mrs. Phe Curry. They reported sick list this week. We wish him his home in Ohio. Mr. ; DO NO MISS THIS WON- Club held its May meeting with children in Oxford, Miss. Miss., officiated. Mrs. Mollie John- Cleveland, an enjoyable trip. a speedy recovery. Addison was a Mrs. Olevia Wallace, hostess. The son of Chicago, 111., attended the George resident of DERFUL OFFER was led Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ossie Buford are McComb, Miss., for 44 years. devotion by Fannye funeral. The members We are to know of the Belzoni Thompson. The business session visiting relatives in Oxford, Miss. sorry that Mr. Horace is Chapel Church are happy to see over the Barnes still ill. Wo Pvt. Clifton Thomas has returnee! was presided by presi- Mr. Lee Seals was called to the wonderful that he will soon cooperation in Sun- Mrs. Madenna who has been very Jackson, for the hope recover. to Chicago, Illinois after Miss., funeral of visiting day School and B. T. U. The at- ill is nicely. his sister. relatives and friends here. f FILL OUT AND MAIL TODAY improving tendance has improved wonder- -o-. f fully. Dear Mdme Webb: Mrs. Mr. Leander Gill is spending Johnnie Mae White was hil Enclosed will find Poet Office vacation you Money Order for $1.00. Pleas* buried in in Hot Springs, Ark., Sunday, May 24, Pace, Y. W. C. A. Rev. and Mrs. E. send me the 30 day treatment of Vaylor’s Double Strength Miss. NEWS where he has been going for 11 W. Ratcliff spent in Pomade. PICKENS NEWS years. Sunday Lexington attend- -—o- ing the baccalaureate The Membership, Program and sermon of Name__ their son, Ezell O. Johnson. Mrs. Leora Weatherly, Mrs. Fan- Public Affairs Committees are Mr. Dixie B. Gill returned to Chi- They were the dinner guests of Mr. and Route_Box_ nie Simpson and daughter, Laurine working on the YWCA HOME- cago, 111., after visiting his mother Mrs. W. A. Smith, mother and Mrs. Minnie MARKS COMING TEA to be on Sun- and father, Mr. and Mrs. Leander City State_ were of Young NEWS given guests j father of Mrs. Ratcliff. recently. __! day, June 14. At this Tea we will Gill of 505 Denwiddie Avenue. His : J hey spent Monday in Vicksburg The Marks Industrial honor the Chartered members of parents and many friends were I High visiting the brother of Rev. Rat- Graduation exercises were held School held their the Negro YWCA or some rela- glad to see hint. WEBB’S PRODUCTS graduation exer- Mr. John L. Whittington. Beauty at Union 1953. cises tive along with every who ^_ff> School, May 18, Friday night May 22, 1953. person Miss Susie Mae Wells has ever been a accompanied Rov f>0?. r.tiPport i The principal address was deliver- Mr. Walter Washington, principal member of the them. of Branch YWCA. This will be one Half your beauty is in your ed by Rev. J. C. Peters, pastor of the Hinds County Agricultural the First Methodist Church, Eu- High School was the of the greatest Teas that has ever hair. That’s why you should al- Commence- (Continued from Page One) pora, Miss. ment been in Jackson. speaker. son trade area, that Negroes should ! it soft and lustrous If a ways keep Those of the graduation class Highest honors were you know person or a relac awarded share in the new job opportunity to were: Thelma Coats, Rudolph to the Ernestine tive of a person who was instru- looking. following: Met- be offered by this new concern is i Coats, John Delaney, Louise V. calf, Louise mental in getting the YWCA move- The Davis here “Valedictorian”; beyond dispute, and the best way Sisters will in at the Regular appointments Ethel Lee ment started in Jackson call appear person Buglund Horn, Harington, Rosey Washington, "Salutatorian”. Oth- please to obtain a share of the oppor- / will keep your hair Bessie and Ella er the YWCA. help you Jordan, Jordan, awards were given to Miciaiah tunity for Negro workers is for Francis Scott. Louis V. Horne was and Odie Mae beautiful. Come in today Peques Lathan. the Negro group responsible to Salutatorian and Thelma The Committee of Coats, Membership act now rather than wait and start School dine or call for an early appointment. High Aiditoriunt, McContb, class. the Branch YWCA will meet Mon- Mississippi; 8, Valedictorian of the Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Gordon and crying and complaining and crit- Class presentation was made by family spent the weekend in Clarks- day, June 1, at 5 P. M. All mem- icizing later. bers are to be The Rev. I. L. Rucker. dale with Mrs. Gordon’s mother. urged present. -o- Marie Waiters members of the committee are re- 1953 at 8 P. M. Mr. Willie Singleton of Jackson, Mrs. Ruby Robinson is visiting questing all members who have not Miss., visited relatives and friends her parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. M. renewed to do so by June 14, 1953. Jackson... Cosmetologist (Continued from in Pickens Saturday. Miller in Forrest, Miss. Page One) The Y-Teens will leave for Camp ma Watson; Invocation—Rev. B. Appointments Accepted L. The Eighth grade graduation ex- Miss Loretta Palmer of Clarks- at Canton on Monday, June 1, 1953. Thomas; Song—America The 527 N. Farish St. Beautiful—Mrs. Thelma \'i ercises were held at Richland Voca- dale is the house guest of Mr. and We are urging all members with Watson; — to a week Remarks Mr. D. W. Simmons, — tional Mrs. M. S. them 5-2559 — DIAL 3-1005 high school Friday night, Palmer. Loretta is the teen-age girls give General May 22nd, Prof. A. P. Johnson de- neice of Mr. Palmer. of wholesome fun and l’ecreation Chairman; Gettysburg Address—Mr. James R. MeCona- livered the address to 13 gradu- by sending them to camp. If you ghie; Anthem— Mrs. Otto Bradshaw of Chicago do not have a daughter send some- Song—National by Mrs. Thelma was in the city last week attend- one who may be so fortunate. Watson; Placing Wreath on ing the funeral of Mr. Bradshaw’s Grave of dead Soldier THE LITTLE Mrs. E. B. Music Styles sister. This summer the YWCA will —by Reynolds; —Alcorn Introduc- -n- offer sewing, bridge, canasta, and College Band; LOT tion of Out of Town Guests—Mr. recreation for young women. Don’t J. M. Introduction of let the summer heat get you down, Houston; Educator Leaves Guest — Mr. J. R. Prince. With The Little come on to the YWCA and recreate Speaker A reeoi’d crowd is to yourself. expected Umbrella Wife $134,169 attend the observance. -o- ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 26.—The The YWCA Art Class will meet 501 South State late Frank L. Williams, former Tuesday, June 2, at G:30 P. M. You Ham Call Letters principal of Surpner, Vashon and need only your membership card On License Plates • • • Washington Technical high schools and materials to work with. Like other fashions, hair styles left an estate valued at $134,169, TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—You can Both lots are full of ‘B’ Cars tell an according to an inventory filed in JOIN THE YWCA TODAY. amateur radio operator by change too. We keep up with —Special Bargains that you can — o his auto license plate in Florida, afford. prohate court: —_ j The state issues to these changes, and are able to special tags • • • all ham operators who want them. the coiffure of ates. give you your OCEAN SPRINGS They carry the call letters and THE BIG LOT numbers of the amateur’s radio sta- selection. Miss Ocie Phillips, daughter of tions instead of the usual markings. 1101 South State Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Phillips of NEWS The hams pay a dollar extra for Let us design a hair style that Pickens, Miss., and Mr. Jim Ous- With the Big Umbrella their made-to-order tags. ley, Jr. ,of Way, Miss., were mar- Rev. T. E. Williams is home will fit only you. Call now for 2 Locations 2 ried Sunday evening, May 24, 1953. again after spendnig several weeks new school Sunday, May 24, 1953. I an appointment. in Center Texas and Louisiana. — OVER 100 CARS & PICKUPS Mr. and Mrs. Clement Beamon Mrs. Annie Louis Gordon and and were TO SELECT FROM Mrs. Mary Singleton the Miss Charlotee McKinnis enter- family were recent visitors of her guests of Mrs. Sirene Simpson tained the eighth grade class with mother, Mrs. A. B. Vincent. Sunday May 24, 1953. a breakfast at the GLADY’S Wednesday Come out and enjoy this wonderful program FOWLER’S home of her mother, Mrs. Salome Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and sponsored by Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson McKinnis, with the assistance of daughter were recent visitors of Ellis 312 DeSoto Member JUCDA visited relatives in Canton, Miss., Mrs. J. E. Davis. his mother, Mrs. Lettie Carter. Miller, St., McComb, Miss., Phone 1571-W. Sunday, May 24, 1953. BEAUTY SHOP Lot No. 1 1011 South State Phone 3-9841 Rev. A. L. Johnson, pastor of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Herd, princi- Mr. A. I. Mr. of TVl1 406 Vi N. Farish St Simpson, Perry Haven Chapel Methodist Church, ''f the colored school were en- Lot No. 2 501 South State Morton, North Carolina and Mr. Meridian ,Miss., and. principal of j tertained Thursday afternoon at Dial 2-1617 Phone 5-6830 Ezell Coleman were guests of Mrs. Lauderdale high school, preached the home of Mrs. Salome Mc- Susie Howard Sunday evening. the Baccalaureate sermon at the] Kinnis. “A Most Disrupting Factor In World Peace Efforts” JACKSON ADVOCATE UP Theatrically PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI WEEKLY AND Make all cheeks payable to the Jackson Advocate; Address, 406^ Yours North Farish Street. POEM f By Larry Douglas DOWN ^--- Phone, Office -j .2-161/v NEW Phone, Society Editor YORK—(Global)—Pretty .2-1213 j songbird Georgia Carr, who hails PARISH from “In all that are sunny California, is now things purely social we can be as separate as thfe known as the “Laugh Girl” be- fingers, but in all things that affect our mutual progress and develop- STREET cause of her recent “pop” record- ment we can be together as the hand.”—Booker T. Washington. BY PERCY GREENE ing on the Capitol Records label of the Entered as Second Class Matter in ditty “Laugh (Tho’ You Feel the Post Office at Jackson, FARISH STREET SATURDAY You Want To Cry).” Her fine Miss., July 13, 1945 under Act of Congress, March 13, 1879. NIGHT: There’s a whole lotta Aint version of “Laugh” is backed by Nelson PERC1 GREENE .Editor and Publisher Haggar’s Chillun here still holding Riddle’s orchestra. This platter is FRANCES REED GREENE .Society Editor on to their claims of being Demo- heavenly and Georgia’s crats after the Republicans done voice is enchanting. The Subscription Rates: One Year $3.50. Six Months $2.00 by mail won the election last November, MGM platter of “Anna” by in the Sylvana anywhere United States and to Service Men overseas. Foreign, and President Eisenhower is gone Maganno has broken in the One Year $6.00. Six Months $3.50. to talking bout what oughta be rhythm and blues field and is done for “us” jest lack President selling like mad Billy Taylor SUBSCRIPTION RATES Truman and President Roosevelt, and his trio still at New York’s ( All subscriptions due and payable in advance and the “Cullud” Republican lead- opa Lounge Johnny Hodge$ and his ork INF $ EAR $350 SIX MONTHS $2.00 ers, with their voice done got raised clicking on the West Coast ADVERTISING RATES UPON REQUEST after being lower for the past 20 Sonny Greer, the best years is gone to talking, and while drummer Duke Ellington’s orches- tra thinking all the time about Marse ever had, ju«t came back from Lincoln, they’re telling the chillun Mexico with his combo Louie Jordan that nothings gonna be did for and his band really packed Memorial The them cept the Grand Old them in at Harlem’s famous Day—And Flag by Party, REV. JOHN R. PERKINS Apollo BY RUTH TAYLOR seeing that Marse Lincoln freed us Theatre last week Joan Shaw, the But lack me all us Democrat “Egg Shell Break” blues chirper clicked at the Memorial Law§Will Day. Flag Day. Independence Day. Arm- Aint Haggar’s Chillun done quit Baby Grand Ruth Brown was istice around held over at Day. Spaced the calendar, they bring talking bout gitting “freed” be- This modern day is calling for the Band Box on thought of The Flag. cause of having to think about git- brains Broadway Understand Ruth is ting “Feed,” which is what we got Young men and degrees as well singing pop tunes now ... I like On each of those days The is Flag given homage by most of, and thought most of dur- They have made a law for a cer- Tommy Edwards’ MGM recording those who understand and of its meaning, Flag Etiquette. ing the past twenty-years while tain age “Paging Mr.- Jackson.” is with the the Nix Respect given precision, detailed protocol, President Roosevelt and President And the old men are in dispel. leading recording companies have that marks the military. Truman was on-the-throne in the released their waxings of “Re- turn to White House That’s the kinda Why make a law and break it Paradise,” the Dimitri Ti- too is This fitting, because it is The that men I was omkin-Ned Flag thoughts having over my The Hen lays her eggs and does Washington title song follow into battle in defense of our from the liberties. It was The Fish and Beer, as I thought about the same forthcoming Gary Cooper Flag, sewn that was the emblem of our in the about technicolor film. The six by Betsy Ross, / / reading newspapers There are very little hearts that record- are liberty when these United States were struggling to be Mr. Mitchell, the National Chair- are making laws ngs those by David Rose for MGM, born. man of “our” Democratic Party a- Its an Egg shell law with Brain. Percy haith for Columbia coming down here in the Dear Old Records, I utti Camarate for Decca It was The that the Flag brought North and South Magnolia State this Friday to pay The Lord he asks for the hearts Records, Henri Rene for Victor in the decade that followed the us Democrats a I Recoids, Lita Roza together tragic, fratrici- Funeral Rites Held Satch visit and of men for London dal War between the Paige Says Nichols hadn’t more’n Records, and Alan Dale States. It was The Flag that sent High got up from eatin Now men are asking for the brains for Coral Records men of the North and South the of San ma feesh and drinkin ma beer, Brains will adder like a nest of “The Moon ir Blue” up slopes Juan * For Mrs. Lucretia Star Of when I sees in the title song from the Hill together, that put them in common effort to stop Gibson, Negro Commencement newspapers eggs forthcoming where there’s be William Holden-David Hitler and the Kaiser on the Marne in 1918 and the again gonna open And sometime go insane. Niven-Mag- house at four o’clock this Friday gie) McNamara film, has been re- Normandy hedgerows in 1944. It was The that Trevillian Collins Flag Leagues, Held In at the New corded1 for RCA Victor the Rebel Gehringer Biloxi evening up Capitol You are leaving Christ out of by Henri blended Yell and the Yankee cheer from — Pusan Brookhaven, Miss., May 24 where “all” Rene and his new' BILOXI, Miss., May 26.—The Building Democrats your home Silver String the Yalu before the trick of the 1 inal ‘rites were held at J ..‘to Paumunjbm peace Ebenezer exercises of Nichols kin to see Mr. the Ensemble. And Best Batten graduating git Mitchell, And out of our schools as well talks down into A.M.E. Church at 11 Doby bogged the Korean sit-down war. A.M. Sun-j was The Gale High School held in the school Democratic National Chairman The are is % t; hypocrits putting Christ Agency negotiating day lor Mrs. Lucretia Trevillian with ( | auditorium Friday night. Dr. I ’magine I can hear a lot of “Us” Joe Louis to go with the' : The and the honor due is a sacred out of the Church ; Flag, it, thing. Collins one of Lincoln County’s He Ever Faced Alonza i Davis, Ph.D., Dean of Edu- Democrats, who done got used to And in the Church Hell. package being sent out in July by most efficient teachers and raising * finest cation of In- backwards instead of for- jthe Louis < c\ And yet, too often, we make it | department Tuskegee thinking Agency. broke in hfs commonplace. citizens. After the Satchel Paige in the current Col- body hgd re- I stitute, was the ward settin round do vaudeville act at the lier’s the Alabama, guest wondering I am not the one who sees th*2. Harlem Apol- mained in view at the home fdr three best batters only lo f**rA-t'ball 1 i that “all” Theatre. If games, boxing matches, wrestling bouts— 1 "l 1 speaker. in that open house for Church the unit,_which will several ! he evei1'faced? wherever hours, it was carried to seniors and 45 the National Chairman at the feature Ruth non-military crowds gather for any purpose Twenty-five jun- up There are others who see the same Brown, The Clovers, Ebenezer A.M.E. Josh the late run \ under the a or a Church where Gibson, home ior school students received New include “me.” Wynonie Harris and the sun, band, singer, renders the Natioi>al ! high Capitol Building But there are so many hypocrits Erskine funeral services were conducted king of the Negro leagues, was the their Hawkins Anthem. Have you ever watched the crowds? i diplomas and certificates Before I say what I started to say in the Church orchestra, signs .Joe the Rev. 0. he with by Pondexter. Mrs. best, says, Detroit’s Char- from the lemme cut off a bit and Louis, it will | City Superintendent. say that You are afraid to call their name, make the package Collins’ funeral was the ley and ( Some do not even remove their hats. largest Gehrhinger next, Larry Mrs. Fannie L. Nichols, princi- the Democrat votes of Aint Hag- complete. If not, it is possible that ever to be ! held in Lincoln County. Doby of Cleveland, third. said this has been one of the Chillun down here in the I^ouis' Jordan will pal, gar’s Dear we have to go w'ith the unit Those who on one or Hundreds of My people got separate do, lounge leg the other. people passed through the most successful school and Old State is done ... A new club They j Recalling pitchers he has years, Magnolia got. As God has said as well has been opened talk one the church and to another. Some, in civilian viewed the body. Satch rates that she and her teachers are look- and is in clothes, incongru- known, Bob Feller and gitting mighty important Unless we the will of God Jacksonville, Fla., called the El She was a obey raise an awkward hand to the member of Ebenezer Dean forward to next work and a National Sambo. First ously salute. The attitude, j at the top. ing year’s Chairman is ; is to Hell. act featured the Five A.M.E. j Somebody going in mass of a Church, the Stewardess pizzy a man effect, is tiresome detail “that must be j Richard Donovan is the author ! enthusiastically. mighty “big” The best Keys Fats Domino w'as unable done.” Board, an adult Sunday school -o- to find out if that house to1 fill his ] ’’of a three-part series on the way open not our hats one-nighter engagements a teacher in great Why we, get today teacher, LincolnVloun-1 includes “me” is to go to the in the or the pitching star in the cur- up And walk out in Jesus’s name I.ouisiana, Alabama and Geor- Only soldier, sailor, the airman or ma- schools for 31 beginning ty public years, a New at < giat from rent issue of the national Capitol Building four these Bastards in God’s house May to May 6 due to rine, in uniform and with a hat on, has the earned member of Lincoln weekly, TVA Researchers Stop right County Teach- o’clock Friday and see ilmess. The has to The out Friday. He points out that evening When we know that it is a shame. singer recovered. give Flag the military salute. ers Association, Seventh District Rose is discomfited before you start talking about it. Murphy, who has been in Teachers Paige by the curo- Only the true American, with true reverence for Association, Mississippi Visit Alcorn England for the three sity of reporters prying into him College The Ten Generations of a Bastard past months, the emblem of his has the to Teachers Association, and teacher Mr. E. E. Director of Land- has| had her freedom, right place his j for treasures of the past. Neal, ALONG THE OLD AVENUE: Shalll not stand with God’s people engagement there ex- if sponsor of the 4-H Club in her Grant tended to hat, or, uncovered, his hand on his heart, to face The Colleges-TVA Cooperative Rev. Louis at all through September. The “Who’s gonna straighten out Rawls, Pastor, Taber- — community. thrush; is a Flag, to stand erect to stand “at Study, Tuskegee Institute, and Mr. < big hit in the British attention”—while 2,500 ball games in head?” the nacle Baptist Church, Chicago, Claiming God for their father She was the wife of Mr. Fred my J. Herman Daves of the L-Jesj \ ivian the Star Spangled Banner is being Education Chas. and brother, Some1 preaching and claiming God’'- Greene goes into played. one of the barbers St. Louis Browns star inquired in- Atty. Vaughn, Collins, city Training Branch, Knoxville, Tenn., Denver’s Cherrelyn Inn next week Watch, the next time you are in a crowd and see a sons of a one-time well known call. of Brookhaven, and the dignantly few weeks ago. “How Jim Miss., recently visited the college to dis- Johnson’s Quartet now at how how follow The cow Jackson shoemaker, from Chicago, many know, many Etiquette of the mother of Mrs. Lee Atrice Collins many pastures you played on, 1 j cuss a research which is the Katz n Kitten, Denver Satchel? j project in towrn after attending an uncle’s The Bible says we would know nightery Flag. Buie the Home Economist at Alex- they wanta know.” in In process. funeral in Gi’eenwood C.' H. our people my humble belief the Tribute to the should ander School. he “the a Flag “Man,” said, past is The research project is a coop- Denver was visited Joe be Webster, of Little Rock, Ark., one- MyJ people be fair with God, do by Lig- meticulously rendered or not done at all. Masters of The Active pall bearers were long and twisty road.” endeavor gins’ I erative between certain time high Baptist Lay Official Honeydrippers ork last week Ceremonies who cannot a of the men teachers in right produce such tribute, should composed The or Land-Grant and when the crew elderly (45, maybe 53) Negro Colleges Chas. C. Stringer, of the Magnolia Stop1 taking the world into God’s played the Rainbow not include the of the National Anthem in the county. They were S. L. Barnes, Ballroom^ playing their gent got his start in baseball at I the Tennessee Valley Authority. Life Insurance Mound house there Selika is now L. L. A. G. T. J. Co., Bayou, programs. And the crowds before whom these Masters Prater, Coleman, an Alabama reform school. He was An is made of playing organ at the investigation being R. L. Drew, of the United Order And we will have no more Church ; Rossonian Ranee, C. L. Hill, and R. C. Paige. of of Ceremonies appear should be told the reason why. 12 when he went, 16 when he got the effects social and economic of Clarksdale, John C. house Lounge, Denver, and handling piano were F. Friendship, fight. Honorary pall bearers P. the workx as well out. He got into trouble, Donovan changes upon rural Negro pop- Melchoir, prominent mortician, Rev. John R. Perkins, La Verne Baker Flowers, I. C. Griffith, E. S. Reed, the explains, because he broke windows ulation in seven states that com- Clarksdale 2116 Street plays Royale in Baltimore this Henry Smith, John Smith, Luther Lily and lumped heads with deadly, ac- prise the Tennessee Valley Region. month, and then on to the Howard N. Z. Louis Jackson, Mississippi YMCA PLAN Protect Yourself Tillman, Bryant, curate rocks from his hand. The phase of the study which is in Washington. In between these Bourn, and Clar- BIG VOICE: One of the “big- Adams, Henry concerned with is dates she theatre one- “One told me in re- Mississippi being male I play ence Nelson. thing they gest” voices heard around w^ll conducted by the Department of nighters in Virginia The MGM SUMMER CAMP Your form school,” Paige says, “they these parts lately is that of Rev. Interment was in Macedonia | By Checking Agricultural Economics, Alcorn A. Police Shooting recording; of “Star Spangled Dawn” The Parish Street Branch Y.M.- with Funeral told me that all that wild-a-loose Isaac Bender, of Hattiesburg, Cemetery Century & M. College, Mr. B. W. Harris, * by Herby is a C.A. is feelin I in rock I heard on the Commencement Kenny very pretty planning a four-day camp- Home in charge. put throwin, number. 1 Social Director. * l his is a good one for ing period for and Security ought to put in throwin’ baseballs. Program of the Mississippi Suit Is Lost boys young The seven that arc -vyour record rack. colleges par- — A suit men this summer. If are The most Well I listened to that. men Baptist Seminary at Farish Street BROOKLYN, May 26. you in- important thing a per- Many in the research * Julius J. ticipating project ren- i for Adams, distinguished terested in son or have watched my fast ball all these Church last Thursday His for $250,000 against the city sending your son can do to his insur- are Alabama A. & M. Al- journalist and the protect College, iition of two the the1 fatal of her husband only Negro to some to Newcombe Quits years without thinkin what put solos including shooting underprivileged youngster ance corn A. & M. Fort -j'hold a as a rights under the Social Se- College, Valley ‘Love of God” 1 a in Brownsville two position member of the camp, let it be known by that mean little hop on it. That’s sounded truly pro- by policeman calling State Kentucky State Col- Executive^ Committee of a curity Act is to make sure College, Sessional. : was lost Mrs. Alberta major your “Y”, 3-7632, for that Team the wild-a-loose.” years ago by information; j Ball lege, North Carolina A. & T. Col- political party (he is a member of Army _ 1Fields. A verdict in favor of the or come and talk his social When historians the mat- by to C. C. Moore, security account num- SAN ANTONIO, Tex., May 21. meet, Tennessee A. & I. thej1 State j lege, University, 0 a GOP Executive Commit- over city was returned by jury in Su- Boys Work Sec’y- ber is recorded on star of Paige’s performance the THEY WAS HERE: Public Re- correctly re- —Big Don Newcombe, pitcher and Virginia State College. The tee) was given a testimonial din- 7-14 of is often the of met- preme* Court Justice Alfred V. Nor- Boys years age will camp of his of the Brooklyn Dodgers while a years subject research has been in iations Director and four Talladega ner last week ports earnings, M. B. White, project pro- ton's court. at the Hotel Theresa. together and young men 15-18 will the Brooke tlesome debate. It seems certain 1 students j manager of the Jackson field of- civilian, recently quit cess for two years, and is a con- College spent Sunday, Julius is my boss. camp together. Medical Center baseball team that Paige has worked a record with the Alumni fice of the Social Security Admin- Army tinuous one with reports being May 10, Talladega Don t forget to buy Georgia Today, camping is considered an in a accord- total of at least 2,500 ball games Club of Jackson at the home of I ( istration, said today. mysterious situation, j made at different phases of the < arr s new Capitol Records version often 125 • integral part of the field of edu- ing to The Sporting News. in his life, pitching research. At the Missis- ; Mrs. Walter Williams, 223 East of He pointed out that it is ad- present Holly Springs “Laugh.”, cation; and, as such, the camp com- with another major league games a year, frequently working researchers have Church Street. The following Mon- I visable for a person to Along sippi completed mittee and directors are commit- compare white south- five to seven days a week without visited Jackson and Vicks- hurler, Mary Rotblatt, one and considerable prog- lay they | the account number shown on his project ; Soldier In Alaska ■ ted to son a rest. He has won around of on Tues- give your truly educa- paw of the Chicago White Sox, 2,000 ress has been made work on iurg High Schools, and own such as in the ■ tional records, payroll re- is WITH THE U. S. ARMY IN Lanier camping experience in keep- Newcombe is said to have refused these games, it estimated, in- other studies. •' iay and Wednesday they visited Club tax ALASKA1 — with ceipts, withholding statements, some 250 shutouts and 45 Pvt. Earl McKinney, ing the highest standards of to talk about the situation. cluding -o- die high schools of Hattiesburg, | his self-employment income tax- whose wife, Annie, lives in Holly I American culture and tradition. It seems that Newcombe and no-hitters. Laurel and Meridian. Students Of return, etc., with the number Springs,k Miss., was recently as- The Y.M.C.A. will be using the Roblatt were given run ‘oor else” Donovan stresses in his Collier’s iccompanying Mr. William Twy- Chicago shown on his social security ac- Bowen Named... signed* to the 4th Regimental Com- I camping facilities of the 4-H Club, orders. They apparently took the article that Satch is a seasoned nan for the purpose of presenting " count-number card. If there is a from bat1 Team in Alaska. located 6 miles east of Canton, “or else” action. raconteur, sage, wit and student of (Continued Page One) jndergraduate views of Talladega Congratulates discrepancy, he should get it cor- Units are in- ■ Miss. This is a modern, up-to- On the Newcombe side, it is also the human race. Methodism separated into their re- College to High School Seniors in.Alaska receiving rected; otherwise he may not re- tensive* field while provid- 1 date camp, providing all the con- said that Newcombe played first Whenever the Browns gather in spective “colleges” and elected of- were Gloria Hubbard of Lynch- training ceive all the social credit 1 for the northern Winner Of 1953 a security of ing security ap- veniences that camp can afford * base rather than pitch. He weighs a railroad club car, Paige is gen- ficers during the semi-annual meet- iiurg, Va.; Ora Myles, Monroe, j he should for such earnings. proaches* to Canada and the United a group wishing to be out in the around 240 pounds, which is close erally in the middle, spreading ing of the Council of Bishops. La.; Eleanor Blackwell, of Merid- ( States.* 1 An individual’s own % open to enjoy nature at its best. personal to his regular playing weight. light on such matters as futility of The Central Jurisdiction has five an, and William Davis of Akron, Private was Scholarship records of are of in- McKinney previously There are modern, screened cabins, earnings As far as baseball is concerned spring training under men like active bishops: Chio. because a stationed at Fort Jackson, S. C., CHICAGO, wash rooms, a mess hall, and a creasing importance of Newk has offers to semi-pro Rogers (Rajah) the Bishop Bowen, Bishop Love, 111., May 26 (Special) play Hornsby, where feature in the known as he received basic training. —The Lanier Club of beautiful lake; all to be enjoyed at law, “regu- ball, but he must get army ap- Browns’ manager the first part of Bishop Robert N. Brooks, New Or- Chicago, Illi- WEEKLY QUOTATION: “They attended noisn summer. of tests”. These McKinney Mississippi pioudly announces the camp this larity employment proval before playing. Currently last season. leans; Bishop Matthew W. Clair, will not winner tnust hunger in frost that Industrial] o and tests in cases of and College. of the 1953 Mothers Dads, you need not apply employ- hfe hurls batting practice for the “With Mr. Hawnsby, itrs all Jr., St. Louis; Bishop Willis vork in heat.” Scholarship Awards on His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cl if- (Scholastic( and be worried about the >f ment farms and in domestic San Antonio Missions. runnin’,” told some listen- King, Monrovia, Liberia (West Athletic) safety Paige \f. -o- t Competi- households. Work must have been ton Harris, live in Amory, Miss. ttion tor the your son, because he will be under Newcombe and Rotblatt expect ers recently. “Now, I don't gener- Africa). Scholastic Award re- on a certain number of -o-ssulted in a tie the supervision of those that have performed their army discharges in time to ally run at all, except for the Retired bishops are: Bishops A. between Miss Ruby and a certain amount, , Deloris a snocnl interest in boys and days paid in report for spring traning for the showers, because of the harmful P. Shaw, Baltimore; R. E. Jones, Judge Hastie... Anthony 701 Detroit Street cash in a in i and Mr. Charles yrmng men, and love to work with wages given period 1954 baseball season. effects. I believe in tiamiug by Waveland, Miss., and E. W. Kelly, (Continued from Page One) 20th Silas 3810 Bailey n__- Century... Avenue order for these to be cover- \ them for the enjoyment that can wages rising gently up and down from the Detroit. from Extension, of Lanier at this time. (Continued Page One) ^ High ed the law. in the event a $6-year-oId institution School, only be derived from working with by So, bench. But old Mahjong nad me Jackson, Mississippi. President Arthur D. Gray will con- calc The such life guards wage earner does (not agree with shakin’ Society to take on the new as- Executive Board of the La- groups. Registered flyin’ around, my legs and ?er the the amount for it Two degrees. signment£ nnier Club voted will be on duty at all times dur- reported him, Negroes,,. carryin’ on until I very near to give each a from naacp... At 11 o’clock 31 will be much easier to (Continued Page One) Sunday, May It is estimated that F ing the period for the protection establish passed. Now, what did all that do the African fifty Dollar the from J n De Forest Dr. will Scholarship, whether he a (Continued Page One) Chapel, Gray £ will take at amounta of and of son. has right to such for my arm?’ survey least three! the original award. safety your in Fort Worth for sUe 15 years. < credit if he has his own ton, speakers scheduled to address leliyer his first baccalaureate Ser- to R»tes for the four-day period records At of his last 3years complete. Winner of the Athletic Award is the time appointment the convention’s mon of time worked and public meetings in- as president of Talladega The research team of specialists Mr.IV be obtained calling the wages paid. he was I Charlie Hughes 237 may by week to the welfare post did advance at clude Dr. H. < Sidway hospital training Channing Tobias, College. ^will concentrate on the of Af- St.S “V”. Call or come by the building Mr. White said that a worker in St. Louis, Mo., attendnig the Homer G. part Phillips hospital. chairman, NAACP board of di- Dr. Gra,y delivered com- ricar that lies south af PIC North Fariph Street for may check on the status of his the of the Sahan These young Homer G. Phillips Alumni Associ- Dr. Burnett is a member of Councilman ) people represent Al- directors; Archibald nencement address May 18 at Ala- andrc as well as other social account at time. north of the Union of South the best in th‘.; inf rmrtion security any ation meeting. pha Phi Alpha and of of 1 {t’ good Citizenship and fraternity Carey Chicago; Mr. Williams, jama A. and M. College of which 1 be con- He should do so at least Africa, .and will give special at- goodg details with which you may once every He, too, is a graduate of Me- the National Medical Sportsmanship, and we as Honorary So- winner of the 38th Medal; Falladega-trained Dr. J. F- Drake tentiont three Spingarn to the territories that are AAlumnae of Lanier cerned. years. harry Medical college. He later ciety. Mr. White and ethers. j s the High School president. notj self-governing. aare proud of them. I premises is being used for im- balance. Mr. Blackburn is loved and re- Citizens... moral purposes because of dark- Commencement.. UE Union... Prof. Blackburn.. membered by the training fraterni- Negro ness that, lights be placed on all Number Five Talladega College j ty throughout the state for the love (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) sides of school premises. Juvenile Delinquency and untiling devotion he has given Because of the tenden- Schools throughout the state, dur- to In as much as darkness is con- growing Institutions of Higher Learning. President To used last year when the Humphrey the cause of the improvement of the : of Juvenile and the with ing month of April, conducted the ducive to crime and light is essen- Number Two cy Delinquency Dr. Ivy opened his address Committee waited fifteen months educational opportunities for of of assembly services in the honor ol" tial to safty of life, we do here- Street irregular attendance children an interpretation of the name “Vo- Negro children and teachers. In a Improvement Address Inti. before holding hearings which were Mr. school age, we deam it necessary the in- Blackburn. These activities small measure of thanks and with petition that lights he placed That all streets be improved and cational College,” and held ‘to late for action’.” ap- that he taken to chil- will be culminated in the state- on each corner of each block with- maintained and that the steps keep terest of the audience as he ex- preciation, teachers and friends properly Mr. also wrote to wide the dren from of (Pool of Fitzgerald observance to be held on will to this in the city limits and one in eight hundred block on St. places, irrepute plained the interdependency Church pay homage beloved Argyle Meeting members of the Senate Civil Rights the Halls and that an officer or Sunday. Among friends and co- middle of each block on Summit front of Burglung be etc.) people upon the contributions of public servant on Sunday, May (In School), sub-committee, urging reconsidera- workers who will as much as officials be to carry out give expressions 3:00 Farish Street St. In the school so improved that it can be used appointed others. 31, p.m., Bap- the School law of the Abroad In June tion of the postponement. “Delacv of tribute on this will be Dr. in all kind of weather. Compulsory Baccalaureate service was held day tist Church. is an obvious and oft used trick State of Mississippi. with Arenia C. Mallory, Dr. P. H. The is invited. Sunday, May 17, at 3:30 p.m. When Dr. and Mrs. Arthur public D. ! to sell out on Mr. B. the Reverends E. Brooks, political promises Easom, B. Dansby, Mr. W. Number Three Phillip Dray of Talladega on i-1 Number Six — The College s^il FEPC. On behalf of 300,000 UE E. Bond, Mrs. Lillian John- Up Keep City Dump pastor Mt. Olive Cathedral, Mem- the Queen Rogers Cemetery Elizabeth in early June I this Miss In as much as the loose garbage a workers, vigorously protest son, F. O. Alexander, Mr. In as much as a portion of the phis. Rev. Brooks delivered very to attend an International Church from the is affecting the step as a further betrayal of the Walter Washington, Mrs. Augusta FOR BEACTIFUL NEWLY Tax of the of is Dump forceful message, holding the au- * Milner Chevrolet levy city McComb, Council, they depart from a win- to DECORATED AI A RIMENTS ! health and safety of residents of dis- bipartisan political promises act Washington, Miss Zee A. Barron, allocated for the improvement and dience spellbohnd with his ter of noteworthy and the and the beau- activity ap- against continued job discrimina- and Mrs. N. assist- of we ; vicinity, marring course on “Ye Shall Know The Gladys Bates, Call 2-9543 up-keep cemeteries, here- proach an international speaking tion hui ty of the near by, we cruelly ting the Negro and ant to Mi-. Blackburn for the past with that a portion of said j property Truth And The Truth Shall Make engagement for Dr. petition Gray. of our three USED CARS therefore ask that provisions be You Free.” minority people country.” years. The Parish Street Bap- RENT $5.00 A WEEK allocation be used for the improve- In his made to the loose garbage position of religious lead- tist Church Choir will render music 2 Blocks From Bus Line ment and of Negro Ceme- keep Platform guests during these up-keep ership as chairman of the Execu- for the within confines of said dump. ceremonies included the Reverend | entire country and educational occasion. teries. tive Committee and — of the Congrega- of international David Matthews, Indianola; S. W. tional speakers origin. Number Seven — Education and Christian Church of North Number Four Foster, Greenville; H. H. Humes, Dr. Gray has given a new im- Educational Facilities America, Dr. Gray has been ap- Industrial Greenville; W. M. Lindsey, Green- petus to integration in all areas Expansion pointed as a We here with that im- representative of the his work in the United TRUCKS In as much as our present In- petition wood; and L. S. Rounds, Green- j through United States to address the > such mediate attention be given to the ville; Dr. P. W. States. That impetus may be ex- dustrial Expansion employs Hill, Clarksdale; Seventh International following as they affect the Burg- Congrega- tended his activities as a small of the Negro Supt. L. S. Rogers, Greenwood; through With The Famous percentage tional Council which meets at St. GRAND lund the edu- an OPENING only international we therefore petition High School, and Mr. Harry Carpenter, Rolling representative. population, cational institution for in Andrews University, St. Andrews, Written that future Industries brought to Negroes Fork. j the of McComb. Scotland, in June. As an advocate would at least City Among commencement events McComb, employ of constructive church 1. The Currieulm: That the cur- which unity and fifty percent of Negro Employees preceded the Baccalaureate i ricular be revised to provide for quietly consistent building of spiri- MAY 29th “OK” in order to maintain an economic service were the Junior-Senior FRIDAY, trades for on ban-1 tual foundations to underlie all Music, business, boys quet on the night of 13 and j .May phases of life Dr. the vocational level, addition of the Senior Class activity, Gray 1 Night on May 14. has LOT NO. languages that pupils can have a addressed church and college :----1 in choice of selection of courses, anti groups California, New Orleans, “YOU ARE INVITED” overcrowded conditions now exist- NO. 3 physical education. Chicago, Atlanta, New England, LOT; ing in the and that all 2. Teacher Personnel: That addi- j classrooms, and elsewhere during the winter. Adams Grocery of the children between the LOT NO. 2 tions be made to the already exist- ages As president of a church-related Come In And For ot six and twenty-one can have the Register ing faculty to t&ke care of the j institution Dr. Gray has laid foun- Carrys A of school for SOUTH PRESIDENT Always opportunity attending dations for a unified and purpose- the full school instead of Line Of day, the ful future development of one of Phone 5-9301 Complete _ FREE PRIZES DELTA DRIVE staggering system that’s now be- the outstanding American Mission- PEARL & PASCAGOULA Groceries ing employed, and that additions ary Association College. He has be made to take care of the curri- created and put into operation a Valuable (lifts Your Trade As Welcome As A culum Many Included above mentioned. Commission on That Counts Smile Future Develop- 3. Physical Education: That pro- mental Goals for Talladega Col- MISSISSIPPI’S vision 2H">9 liailev Avenue. Ext. be made for implementing a lege; the committees of the Com- DEALER At LARGEST MR. W. T. ADAMS full program for education physical mission—each one made up of for boys and girls, by providing student, staff, and administrative a for such as gymnasium program members—are studying all areas well as for indoor sports. of campus life in relation to the 4. Science Department: That the responsibilities and possibilities science department be so renova:- ! for enlarging “man’s total life." LOAR JEWELERS WE CAN FILL ed as to provide adequate space for He has stimulated and strength- laboratory work as prescribed by ened the atmosphere of inter-rela- ANY DOCTOR’S the state, as well as for space ted church-college life by helping Corner Farish And Amite Streets classrooms instruction. to bring together during his In- PRESCRIPTION 5. The Library: That such neces- augural period Board of Home alteration be made sary in the Missions members from across the i library to care for the expanding enrollment of the school. That j EAST’S PHARMACY working space be -provided for ! »T ION S P EC IA LI ST I»R ESCR11 librarian, and filing space for Phones 39 and HI be added. Brookhaven. Miss. periodicals S. Whitworth Avenue 6. The Plants: That the high school building, built partially with government funds be completed, and that sanitary toilets be put in elementary building in order that C. B. PERKINS children from this building will not be exposed to the weather by coming to the high school building HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO. for necessities, and that standard ALUMINUM toilets facilities be installed in the AND Venetian Blinds high school building, and that the A 2S223 wiring system of the high school SIZES building be renovated in order to GIFT SHOPS 24 TO 36 carry the proper electrical current SPECIAL that bulbs of the right size can be MISS. used to PHONE 31 AND 35 BROOKHAVEN, provide proper lighting. j That necessary buildings, be pro- Brown vided to take care of the grades | Furniture now housed in the High School Building. Company Respectfully Submitted: YOUR EYES Citizen's League: WATCH 213 N. Parish 234 W. Peace St. Mr. Medreth Lewis, Pres. lackson. Miss. Canton, Miss. Ministers’ Alliance Glasses Low As $6.00 Rev. A. D. 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Bachelor graduates that the need and re- of Theology Degree: This year, for the first, a John Ice Cream Parlor time, ward for the time spent in train- Henry Chatman, Clifton Owen Ruth Eat woman will he signally honored Luther by ing at the Seminary was of the Inge, Houston Mclnnis. Shop Spend A the F.lUs. Mr. McLeod Be- To Sunday Evening In Mary (reatest value and would pay-off Doctor of Theology Degree: Isaac Enjoy The Rest Food thune of Dayona Beach, Fla., will Charles 1 ('old Reer and Our Parlor in every way. Peay, William Robert Sandwiches become the fourth holder of the Nobles. We Serve Regular Dinners Rev. Peay was hy Dr. Its Freezer Fresh Daily Elijah Lovejoy Medal, highest pub- presented T. W. Taikington, Dean of the MRS. RUTH LEWIS The lic honor Elkdom can bestow. Tupelo Training Center Best of Service is a Must South-East Center at Hattiesburg. 2026 Dalton Street Previous holders since the award Mr. and Mrs. Brown Dr. Cornelius K. Rand, Superin- Busy Pastor’s Certificate: Hub- was originated by the late .T. Finley Formerly With The tendent of Negro Work, Home Mis- hard Anderson, Lee Baskin, Henry Wilson in 1950, have been: Gov- Tomahawk Cafe sion Board, Southern Baptist Con- A. Cox, John Dilworth, Robert Lee vention also won high praise for Jennings, H. W. Ratliff, A. W. I the Commencement address deliv- Witherspoon, James Wilson. ered at the afternoon session. Christian Training Certificate: I Rosa Dr. Herbert Lee Lang, President Bradley, Hattie Carmickle, Visit The George Sims. A. J. MARTIN MARBLE WORKS of the Seminary was given the Honorary Degree of “Doctor of English Bible Diploma: Lee Os- | car 1 Laws.” Rev. Fred Basail Bookter, Caldwell, Docshade Rainer. Street James Lynch Rev. Dewitt Otho Horne, Rev. Lu- Lockridge, B. J. Smith, Sol- There Is No omon ther Cordon Sansing, and Dr. Cor- Young. Bachelor of Degree: i nelius K. Rand were given the Theology Grocery Lucian Howard Substitute Honorary Degree of “Doctor of Birge, Hanan Wil- liam Divinity.” Devall, Clifton Willie Wise. For For A Monument j Those attending the program Waynesboro Center Choice which included a morning and af- Cuts Or Pastor’s Certificate: Co- ternoon period, which included a Busy A j lumbus B. Lee Yates. Lasting Tribute 1 number of white men anti women Cooley, Fresh Meats Culf Coast Kxtension Center | participants, as well as a large I Christian Training Certificate:' To Your Own VISIT FAM( EK I resident and Mrs. ( har les S. part of the audience said the pro- Fresh Johnson of Fisk University were recent visi- A. M. Lillie Vegetables was the first ex- Stein, Campbell, Lena tors to the campus of The Florida A and M j gram among College. Dr. Johnson was the Education week speaker for Laura M. P. Ran- amples ever seen here of inter- Harris, Decker, Select Homester Beta Nu Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. In this j photo Dr. and Mrs. Johnson are shown ! racial ciser, Tillis Thomas, Willie Mae Daily with President cooperation. 1 and Mrs. Geor»e W. Gore, Jr., of Fam cee. Left to A. J. Cavi- rijrht. Dr. Gore, Mrs. Gore, Mrs. Johnson The members of the graduation Riggins, Mary Pickett, 932 Lyneh St. Dial Marbles & and Dr. Johnson. 4-4730 Granites hr Jones of ness, Alvin Thomas. MR. —(Photo Famcee.) i nlass from the various centers are S. I.. DORRIS as follows: And J Honorary Degrees Finest ernor Alfred E. Driscoll of New j Central Center many lives and has brought peace Dr. Doctor of Divinity Degrees: Fred •Tersev; Ralph Bunche in 1951, Rev. with the promise of salvation to Busy Pastor’s Certificate: Amos and Black... Basail Bookter, Dewitt Otho Horne, Imported Branch Rickey, former Brook- many hearts and souls. B. Brown, Zep Johnson, John L. (Continued from Page One) Luther Cordon Sansing, Cornelius lyn Dodgers’ manager, in 1952. This Paige, John Clifton Sutton, Lee R. great man, the Reveroni K. Rand. Station Marbles Black The medal is given to the person admonished his Fred B. gives himself with- I White, R. L. White. Congrega- Black, Degree of Doctor of Laws: Her- whom the Elks feel has contri- tion, “Do not wait until the out hesitation to causes. He Christian hearse' many Training Certificate: bert Lee Lang, Sr. buted the most to racial relations carries you to Church.” is an educated, cultured, and Chris- i Eular Mae Lloyd, Rosie B. Love. the During this notable tian 6lfi S. STATE STREET during previous year. two-week gentleman whose forward Christian Training Diploma: Meanwhile, Grand Exalted Ruler revival, many outstanding events leadership has brought a harvest Emma Mary Hughes, Nellie L. on took Johnson, the eve of his fifty- place. Among them was a of much good to St. Luther Mis- ! White. VISIT THE ninth on — announced that meeting May that Church. Bible PHONES 2-2117 2-20H8 _ .',-2:151 birthday, 1st, was also j sionary Baptist English Diploma: Jesse L. over 4.500 new attended members have been by white guests. That Under his guidance, the Church Tenkins, Willie Warren. Osborne taken into the order in recent night, pastor Black's Junior sermon, “The has made remarkable progress. It College Diploma: Walter months. Wedding in the Jr. Clouds”, was both is completely out of debt; and | White, Comfort stirring and Bachelor Of Judge William C. Hueston, Grand unique. Husbands and plans are being made to purchase Theology Degree: Grocery Stores wives, together with cou Robert W. West. No. 1 Monroe at Secretary and seninor Elk officer, engaged adjoining land for the purpose of Lucrene St. were Ah, but a man's reach a pies, to sit Mound Center No. 2 1217 Bellevue St. in radio talk from Washington requested togeth rebuilding into a larger, more mod Bayou last er. Busy Pastor's Certificate: W. B. Fine Staple and Fancy Groceries Friday morning expressed ern. and fully equipped church should Another H. Coca-Colas To Go exceed his grasp himself as being well with impressive event of the dedicated to the Service of the Bank, C. Cherry, S. T. Dunna- GULLEDGE FURNITURE Inc. pleased j Fine Meats revival was a CO., the conditions in Elkdom as he had climaxing baptismal Lord. gan, Iry James, J. L. Joiner, W. L. Phone 2-9123 Or what’s a heaven for? found them service one of the most in- Louis, J. H. McWavne, S. E. during visits to several Rev'. Black has kindled within Pace, Mr. L. M. Osborne, Owner spiring in the I. D. Phone 2-C379 2(« S. State St. history of the his Congregation, the living spark Spraggin. Church. It was held at Christian —Robert Browning 7:00 a.m. of courage and, confidence that will Training Certificate: on and at Jessie K. Pace, L. M. I---1 Sunday, May 3rd; that bring to pass this almost super- Bailey. St. time, Luther Baptist Church human task of renovation. Indeed, Southeast Center At The witnessed the Pastor’s Stop baptism of lfi candi- he himself exemplifies the three Busy Certificate: John- dates. nie G. B. SPECIAL qualities that he has repeatedly I Hunter, Tillman, D. S. All church members were Williams. happy impressed upon his loyal followers j PEOPLES and to Christian grateful have their pastor as being to into Training Certificate: Knight Grocery necessary bring conduct his own E. Winnie M. revival. They have full realization, these rebuilding Mary Duncan, Hun- ^ ou Will Find All Good Prices CLEARANCE been blessed ter, Albertha Irma McCol- singularly by the ef- plans. The three needed steps are: Powe, ficient guidance of this i lum. And The Best In Value Funeral Home Divinely to spend much time in prayer, to inspired man, for four English Bible Diploma: Isaac who, years, have unwavering faith, and to be Fresh FINE SUITS has Vegatables Daily extended his influence into filled with the Hlov Spirit. 886 N. Farish St. St. Luther Missionary Baptist man. 2520 Whitfield Mill Road The total — Southern states, associations meet- Church will never cease to be grate- amount of money 5-4707 Dial — 2-3801 Mr. Charles Knight, Owner ings. ful that its pastor, Reverend Fred j raised was $427.00. He said the Elks home in Mo- 1 B. Black, is a great man who prac hile, Ala., was a thing of magnifi- 1 tices these virtues in his daily life. cenee, and that there were other And the recent two-week revival fine homes in other Southern cities. which counted many souls for the Grand Exalted Ruler Johnson Kingdom, was a further mani- 100% ALL WOOL SUITS Radios Furniture And said that this year’s first prize- festation of Rev. Black’s tireless Appliances winning speech in the Elks oratori devotion in the service of God, anti VALUE TO $79.50 cal contest will he New And personally de- Used We Welcome livered in bound copy to President Eisenhower in Washington. Grand Stop By 1 For a ^ our Patronage See Us For Your Next Commissioner of Education George W. Lee ot VOGUE Memphis also announc- Television Set ed that Congressman B. Carroll Plutes Auto Reece (Rep., Tenn.) had agreed 140 E. CAPITOL ST. to have the winning oration in- serted into the Congressional Rec- Parlor ord. Beauty Other reports indicate that "e Specialize In Negro Elkdom has been busy, Dl EFING AND SIMONIZING albeit not publicity-wise. Coming j All Work Guaranteed weeks will reveal more things a- j bout the progress the order has 539 West Erie St. made in recent months. 127 EAST CAPITOL 9UY WITH CONFIDENCE .. . SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! .. "" 1 1 .. 8ft? )' ^ I Visit Your pi; I I Standard Oil Dealer’s I ATLAS TIRE TRADING BEE! 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Service , For Further Information Fresh Vegetables Alterations Storage Hats Fruits Notions Write Sir P. M. Smith, Grand Chief Mentor Drugs Miss. Choice Meats Drawer 311, Mound Bayou, PARIS CLEANERS SAFETY- For CALL A DOTTY CABRIDE IN Prompt Delivery Office Phone 33-J Hospital Phone 28 DIAL 2-0641 COR. FARISH & MONUMENT STS. DIAL 2-5777 133 E. Monument St. Residence Phime 33-W JESSIE WILLIAMS, Prop. — jj For Prompt and Courteous Service Phone 4-4494 terson, UNCF founder and presi- teen million Americans was going ! leaders on the development of ef- wokr 'Innt. | by default and that the unfortu- for Negro farm families Eisenhower... Do’s And Don’ts fective programs of farm and home which nate were not racial Chemist... has accelerated diversified (Continued from Page One) In his tribute to the General i consequences Negro demonstration work. farming and Education Dr. or Southern, but national TTT- (Continued from Page One) improved living con- Board, Patterson His award was for his contribu- Electric Auto-Lite Company; Fire- ditions. said in I But even with 1 the I part: this, Seven workers and two units re- tion to and the development of ef- stone Tire and Rubber j Wrot- om won't Mr. Mitchell is a native of More- Company; “The United idea may never have been tried fective and Negro College Fund ceived Distinguished Service Aw- practical extension head ( ity, N. General American Transportation that the General Education C., and received his '-ame into to continue and to except wnapdva the three col- work. His award was for his con- Inland Steel Com- being iQpfcr yA- ards, 105, including education at A. & Corporation; Board was T. the services of col- willing to commit itself received tribution to the of ef- College, Business Ma- expand private ored workers, Superior development Creensboro, and pany; International to a substantial share of the initial Central University ^ges for Negro youth. These col- Service Awards, and 46 were given fective and practical extension of Indiana. chines Corporation; Procter and campaign and to continue its inter- ioo-*»s nioneered educational oppor- ^A^ictjoy? recognition for 40 years or more of Gamble Company; Pullman Stand- est and the tunity in early post-Civil War days, support throughout service. ard Car Manufacturing Company; period of the Fund’s existence when the jangled nerves and pov- Quaker Oats Company; Scaife Mr. Hodge is a native of Kansas When To erty of a war-torn Southland left The General Education Driving Vicksburg Company; Standard Oil Company City, Kans., and received his train- it ill-prepared to meet the task Board has backed mankind and of Indiana; Standard Oil Company pre- ing at the University of Kansas. Stop At sented the needs of four millions comes to the close of its (Ohio). by fifty He has been employed by the De- of freed slaves year span unrivaled in its influ- recently since and has pre- The luncheon was over partment 1941, PILLAR’S presided ence upon the South and its insti- DRIVE IN “The United Negro College sented papers based on his re- by' Edward A. Weeks, editor of the tutions. pund came into being in troublous search at of the Ameri- Steaks Atlantic Monthly, and featured the meetings Bar-B-Q Chicken iprr taveno»rFRS to realize that the welfare of fif- Board during (Continued from morning. OK Page One) The ★ ★ its early years worked throughout • Commencement Exercises -- will For the Cleanest Cars and >7 S. State Phone 3-4971 the United States on a nation- women in nearly every major begin at 3:00 p.m. the same The the Best Deals in Jaskson, Vor \Tnp^ vide basis but more recently has -nomination and her diary of the day. speaker this year is Dr. Monov or Call One of Our oncentrated its efforts in the ip was carried in the leading Barton Hunter, Director of Social See Education of the United Christian Courteous Salesmen ’< *rranee Loans For People Qouth. Whatever it has achieve' ourch papers around the world, '* Charaacter. ’"ring its half of life has ith her beautiful voice and Missionary Society of Indianapolis, Firing Us century spirit — 5-9301 Indiana. LOT NO. 1 PHONE n»,ohlems. Our Service Is t>°en due in large part to the wo* he won wide acclaim on every * the is Paul Herrington, Vour Disposal “d example of the leaders in t'tv mtinent by royalty and commoner public invited to hear these two Lot Mgr.2-2450 field of education. Without tla \ News reviews and outstanding speakers. diploma- W. C. .2-6962 -o- Mosley farrv Loflin selfish efforts of such a reports praise her phenominal ! pioneers Bill Horsley .5-8097 T7FST9 Samuel Chapman John uccess in promoting international Reformer—a guy who wants to broker Armstrong, Bobby Denton .6-3796 lope and Booker T. mderstanding and goodwill. Proud give Eve back her apple. Washington John Haley .3-1790 ithout the devotion of countless T her native state and her Alma ’2©Vi W. Capitol—Over Bob Craft.3-3662 fr>? "■•'eois Jewelry Store ° 'hTs and professors who dedi fater, Dr. Welch made Port Gib- Billy Byrd .3-3662 ^•■*1 5-4552 ■^ their lives to the task. th*. n, Miss, and Southern Christian Bob Zarko .2-2802 "• wo *ld have been unfertih "«titute appreciated the world a- For Lower Prices In dinner? ruitless any efforts of round. 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