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~ MISSISSIPPI, JULY 1958 VOLUME XVI—NUMBER 39 JACKSON, SATURDAY, 26, -PRICE TEN CENTS DARBY VOTING CASE GETS UNDERWAY HERE Crowd Packs Court Room As Hearing STATE BAPTIST EYE CONVENTION SESSION THIS WEEK Starts In Negro Vote Denial Case THIRTY WITNESSES TO BE HEARD GENERAL MISSIONARY BAPTIST The crowd packed the court room Norfolk School and left standing room only as FIRST hearings started here Tuesday STATE CONVENTION IN before a Board To Use morning three-judge Fed- eral Court, in the case charging SESSION SINCE HUME’S DEATH denial of Negroes right to vote in Assignment the state, brought by a Negro min- Leadership Faces Great Challenge ister, Rev. H. D. Darby, of Jeffer- Of son Davis County. Greenville, Miss., July 22—The Hume, taking the conservative po- Pupils The Bill of Complaint filed on eyes of Negro Baptist of Missis- sition. behalf of Rev. Darby, filed under towards this Resolution the federal civil sippi were turned The most important matter to Adopted rights law, seeks delta city this week where the Gen- to nullify as unconstitutional the come before the session, as seen by Despite Court Order eral Missionary Baptist State Con- recently enacted state voters quali- and is vention is holding its first session leading ministers laymen For Fall Integration fication law which its proponents in since the death of its widely known the election of the new President. the state legislature openly stated over Presi- — leader, Rev. H. H. Hume, who had While he has taken the Norfolk, Va. July 21 The was designed to limit the number since the death of Rev. Norfolk School Board served as President of the Conven- dency today adopt- of Negro voters in the state. Rev. West has made no ; ed a resolution a tion for more than ten years be- Hume, pub- setting up plan Rev. Darby was one among sev- lic announcement as to his candi- for of and eral fore his sudden death last year. assignment Negro hundred Negroes in Jefferson The death of Rev. Hume called dacy. There have however been white pupils to city schools. Davis County, already qualified to announcements Rev. H. S. The contains 10 “standards to the Presidency, Rev. C. L. West by Jones, plan vote, whose names were removed of and Rev. G. W. and criteria,” including health & from of Bolton, who will preside over Jackson, Spencer, the poll book during a purg- whom leaders of the considera- NATIONAL CHAIRMAN: Mrs. the convention, but also made it of Port Gibson, many safety children, ing of the voters records following Stutts of as a highly promising pros- tion of academic achievement, resi- Ruby Lyells, Jackson, the 1954 decisions in the necessary to elect a President dur- ragard integra- and moral fitness, Board Chairman, National Associa- ing this session. pect for the presidency. dence, physical tion cases, but who was subjected social emotional ad- tion of Colored Women’s Club, Leading Ministers and laymen The. chief project of the annual adaptability, to the newly enacted state law and justment and cultural background, j whose annual convention opens in denied see the sudden death of Rev. Hume convention is raising and allocat- the right to register in the A program of tests to be given | Detroit, Mich., next week. on as posing a great challenge to ing the money for the support of (Continued Page Seven) children who apply for transfer ; the leadership of the convention, Natchez College, the future of to a school attended by children ; which has been at times sharply which many see is at stake in the of the opposite race is required divided over the issue of integra- new challenge facing the leader- by the plan. House” For Teachers And tion and civil rights, with Rev. ship of the convention. “Open The resolution contains a state- (Continued on Page Three) MTA Friends To Follow MTA --n-... Southern Presbyterians Reject Move Executive Board Meeting VOTING CASE: Pictured above are the actors in the voting case of Rev. Negro Appointed PRINCIPALS IN principal All teachers and friends of the to visiting teachers who are en- Rescind a Federal Court here morning. are left to Integration Support H. D. Darby which opened before three-judge Tuesday They M ississippi Teachers Association rolled in the summer sessions at General Central Mississippi Presbyteri- asked last fall that the New York right, Mrs. Constance Baker Motley, lawyer, NAACP legal staff, R. Jesse Brown, lawyer, Vicksburg, are cordially invited to greet MTA Jackson State College and Touga- ans were told that the rescind its support of in- officers and MTA Thursday Assembly and Rev. H. I). Darby, the plantiff in the case. Executive Board loo Southern Christian College. Southern Presbytery General As- tegration, abolish its equalization T members at an “Open House”, Fri- The MTA officers and Executive a State sembly has rejected request to fund, and revise school literature. rooper day afternoon, July 25, 4:30—6:30, Board members, headed by Mr. rescind The 16.—Pewis W. its support of integration. Central Mississippi Presby- ALBANY, July according: to an announcement re- Wayne F. Calbert, supervising 1 Report of the Southern Presby- tery committee which attended the Mentis, a 28-year-old Negro Army Farmer Four-In-One Federal leased by Mrs. Gladys N. Bates, principal of the 33rd Avenue High 1 Negro Judge was the As- tery General Assembly made General Assembly reported veteran from the Mohawk Valley assistant executive executive sec- School at Gulfport, were elected in by a committee Thursday to the sembly rejected the requests. village of St. Johnsville in Mont- retary of the Association. the March convention of the Asso- the action With Funeral Held Refuses To quarterly meeting of the Presby- Reporting Assembly’s gomery County, has been assigned j Charged A special invitation is extended (Continued on Page Four) tery of Central Mississippi. were four ministers and four lay- to Troop A of the State Police. The Central Mississippi Presby- men, Rev. Erskine Jackson of The troop operates out of Batavia Murder In Land For Victims Of Quash Indictment tery meeting was held at Central Kosciusko, Rev. B. I. Anderson and in the western part of the state, j Church in Jackson. Dr. John Miller of and POLIO NAMES ASST. DIRECTOR Presbyterian Jackson, Trooper Mentis was appointed' In Tax Case on Auto Accident The Central Mississippi group (Continued Pape Four) in May. He is not the first Negro Lords Slaying to wear a State Police uniform, A Four-In-One the first Vaiden, Miss., July 22 (Special) Funeral, Charges Against OF INTERRACIAL ACTIVITIES but he is one of a few and the of its kind in local was Charges will be filed today aginst history, Grand Fails New York, N. Y., July lfi—Sam- first in some time. held here Tuesday afternoon at Jury uel B. RACE RELATIONS EXPERT NAMED a Negro tenant farmer who fatally Ethridge of Mobile, Ala. has Records do not indicate race or New Mt. Zion Baptist Church, for been stabbed a white man Sunday night, New York — Federal Judge Wil- appointed assistant director color, and officials said it was im- the victims in an automobile ac- of according to Dist. Atty. John E. liam B. Herlands Tuesday upheld interracial activities of the Na- Y. HOUSING AUTHORITY possible to state when cident that took place at Clarks- tional it was announc- BY N. accurately Aldridge of Winona. the validity of an income tax eva- Foundation, the last last Thurs- NEW YORK, July 19.—The City Negro had served on the Ray Herron, 45-year-old Negro dale, Mississippi, early sion indictment against Rep. Adam ed by Basil O’Connor, president of chosen a force. morning. the Housing Authority has tenant farmer, admitted to offi- day ! Clayton Powell Jr., (D-NY). organization supported by the A State Police were March of Dimes. special consultant on race rela- official said that cers that he killed Milton (Pete) The victims Stark Williams, Powell had sought to have i4 over the Mr. tions. He is Madison S. Jones, years appointments as Scott after the white man cursed Ora Mae Williams, Earlene Wil- ! thrown out on the grounds that Ethridge will assist in inter- who will assume the new, $15,000- troopers had been offered to a him, according to officers. liams, and Joe Anne Williams, of the grand jury had been steam- preting the program of the Na- number of were en- tional Foundation for a-year post on Sept. 1. Negroes who had passed Herron told officers that Scott Muskegon, Michigan who ! rollered by two outsiders, Thomas organized the He will serve national William Reid, chairman of the competitive examinations, but (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Seven) A. Bolan and William F. Buck- groups. headquarters and field staff as a authority, announced the appoint- frequently they declined, the of- ley Jr. ficial said, because a former assitant U. S. consultant on interracial activities, ment yesterday. For the last four usually they Bolan, j had found preferable of- attorney, presented much of the working closely with Charles H. years Mr. Jones has been a special positions, ten on the New York Police 4-H’ers To Attend evidence to the grand jury Bynum, director of interracial ac- housing assistant to the National City Top Camp; original force or with but from office during a tivities. Association for the Advancement other police depart- j resigned ments. 14-month period in which the jury Mr. Ethridge has been a volun- of Colored People. One Has Grossed Over $7000 j (Continued on Page Two) teer worker with the National D. 26.—One raised hogs and The appointment makes the City Washington, C., July grand champion Foundation for the past ten years. Housing Authority the first pub- hundred and twenty-eight colored cattle, others have produced high- He has served both as a leader set and lic housing group in the country I All-Africa Radio 4-H boys and girls, who have est yields of soybeans, cotton, in March of Dimes activities and as home im- others have taken Price to have a full-time salaried spe- the pace in farm and tobacco, and still Leontyne a board member of the Mobile cialist on race relations Among Slated Ghana provement projects for their 354,- the lead in repairing and painting County Chapter of the National By 000 fellow have been se- homes and in several on which Mr. clubbers, their beautifying Foundation for Infantile problems Accra, Ghana—The Ghana Gov- Is Acclaimed Paralysis. Jones will work is how to achieve lected as delegates to the 11th An- their lawns. He also has been active in vari- I ernment will establish an interna- better racial balance in hous- nual Regional 4-H Club Camp, Several of the boys are champion ous other organizations pubic tional broadcasting system that including at Howard Univers- tractor and most of the In London the ing developments in the city. will have August 10-18, drivers, Samuel B. Community Chest, Boy Scouts, j ultimately four trans- 19 — What Ethridge won honors in sew- London, Eng. July on Of the more than 100,000 fam- mitters and in ity in Washington, D. C. girls have top (Continued Page Six) program six langu- was one of the most j Some the have on undoubtedly ilies living in public housing here, ages: of delegates (Continued Page Eight) I English, French, Arabic, overwhelming acclamations won by it is estimated that 44 per cent are and Madison S. Jonos j Hausa, Portuguese, Swahili, an American Operatic effort in j (Continued on Page Eight) ; it was announced here. Europe, was accorded the daughter i Pharmaceutical Association It will cover Africa’s National whole ALA. EXTENSION SUPERVISOR of a Laurel, Miss, carpenter here population of 220,000,000 and also last week. She is Leontyne Price, reach a audience large outside seen often in the United States Meeting To Be Held In Pittsburgh SEE CONTINUED EXPANSION Africa. FIRST TO EARN PH.D. IN FIELD in televised opera presentations Washington, D. C., July 21.— the following persons: Dr. John G. French and Engiish will be the Washington, D. C., July 26— fellow in the National Agricul- and heard frequently in concert The National Pharmaceutical As- Adams, Dean, Duquesne Univers- first languages used in OF COTTON CROP IN AFRICA foreign Grady W. Taylor, ilistrict r.jrent of tural Extension Center for Ad- (Continued on Page Six) sociation will hold its 12th Annual ity, School of Pharmacy; Dr. Ar- broadcasts followed by other lan* ■ ■ .——n .. ■■ Washington, D. C., July 21- Since the 1945-49 period, cot- the Alabama Extension Service, vanced Study at Wisconsin. He Convention in Pittsburgh, Pa., Au- nold C. Neva, Professor of Phar- fuages later. Three American observers who ton production in Africa has in- who was awarded a Ph. D. decree entered the center in 1966, four gust 5-6-7 at the Penn-Sheraton macognosy; Dr. John S. Ruggiero, -0- a Master’s visited Africa last year to study creased by about a third, or from recently at the University of Wis- years after receiving Death Threat Hotel. Delegates will attend from Professor of Pharmacy; and Dr. the continent’s cotton potential 2,482,000 bales annually to 3,384,- consin, is the first of his race to degree from the same institution. 22 states. This year’s program Kenneth J. Liska, Professor of thin, production of upland and 000 bales, Mr. Porter points out Death Claims earn a doctorate in the field of ex- Back at his Alabama post with will consist of both scientific and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, all Egyptian-type cotton will continue in the June issue of Foreign Agri- tension education. headquarters at Tuskegee, Dr. Follows Home business papers. The list of speak- from Duquesne University. From work as a on to increase over the next five culture, a USD A publication. Well Known Dr. Taylor did his (Continued Page Four) ers includes persons from the fields | the University of Pittsburgh, years, says Horace G. Porter, For- The American observers believe Sale To of education, business and govern- School of Pharmacy the partlci- Service of the that if Negro eign recommended methods — in list are1 on Agricultural Log Angeles, Calif., July 21 ment. Included this (Continued Page Two) U. S. Department of Agriculture. (Continued on Page Eight) Hotel Worker Three Held In Of A warning that they would be kill- Funeral services for W. L. Hud- Showing ed, “if we have to follow you to dleston, 74, 1101 Lynch street, were the ends of the earth,” followed Economics & See MVC Role In State’s held from the Farish Street Baptist Bombing Of Island-ln-The-Sun news last week that Mr. and Mrs. Planning Authority church Wednesday afternoon, July Charles Fox, of 1443 Campbell st., 23, at 2 p. m. The deceased suc- Stirs Mob Action Glendale, were selling their home To Address Durham Convention cumbed to a heart attack in his Home on Page Five) With Negro — (Continued in the South and the Balancing Agriculture Industry Ala., July 21. New York, July 18.—An author- throughout — home Wetumpka, -o- Itta Bena Mississippi Voca- of Saturday morning, July 19. — Mr. ployment Through its program Birmingham, Ala. Police held of movie ity in economic research and plan- nation, will be described by A member of a Showing the controversial tional College is destined to play skilled for the pioneer Jackson the providing personnel three white men today in night “Island in the Sun” down ning, Philip Hammer, will address Hammer, president of Hammer and in Mr. Huddlfeston was em- brought an important role the “Balanc- state, it attempts to enrich And family, of a mixed resi- of the Associates of Atlanta bombing racially a on a drive- Tonsorial Artists the official banquet session Company a noisy demonstration | ing Agriculture with Industry” conserve the vital human resour- ployed for number of years at and Police dential neighborhood in theater and the 1958 joint convention of the Na- and Louisville. in the state of Missis- ces for the King Edwards Hotel. He had Sunday night program necessary living and de- Commissioner Eugene Connor said Business the Na- As economic consultants been in manager said he was held captive tional League, special sippi. veloping an industrial economy, hospitalized April follow- be with To Meet In Miami all three would charged the tional Housewives League and the to the Joint Congressional Com- Realising that the State’s indus- which in time, will divi- ing an operation, but more recent- by agitators. The National pay large dynamiting. and newly organized National Bankers Association, it mittee on Washington Metropoli- will need trained men to meet he had been up at his A photographer was slugged tries dends to the state. ly home. “We are not Association of Tonsorial Artists, through questioning was was announced here today. tan Problems and a variety of the He is survived his Mrs. the theater's power supply will meet in shifting agrarian concept, Unique within itself, Mississip- by wife, them right now but all three of Miami, Fla., August W. L. cut off. The three-way conference will be local governments, housing author- MVC has placed major emphasis pi Vocational College is the only Huddleston, and four sons, them will be with dyna> 5th and 6th, in conjunction with charged held at North Carolina College, ities and planning commissions, on its of In- Institution John C. Leroy, H. C. “Duke” Hud- A crowd of about 100 descended the National Culture Lea- Department Trades, Negro in the State miting a residence,” said Connor, Beauty on which was Durham, N. C., July 30-Aug. 1. Mr. Hammer and the members of dustries, and Applied Arts. This which has a Machine and dleston, all three of Jackson; and the investi* the Dixie Drive-in gue, that is at the same Shop who had beep heading meeting his firm Huddleston of movie a ro- The official banquet for represent- interpret business trends Department provides students with Printing Department. And as a Tyree Union, Miss. since the twin blasts about showing the depicting time and in the same city. The gation of the three is at the levels. They technical and un- The Funeral Home is in mance between a and a roll call will at 9:30 a.m., atives organisations grass-roots skill, knowledge, vocational college, MVC has de- Peoples 10 p.m. Thursday damaged the Negro begin of the field of indus- of white The" was scheduled for Thursday evening, have recently completed studies derstanding signed a program on the collegiate charge arrangements. Burial home of a Negro and the adjoining person. showing August 5th. and worker will be in the Garden barbers July 31. for such business firms as the try relations necessary level in Technical Education, lead- Momorial house of a white family. preceded by advertising proclaim- We are expecting thru for immediate and Park Economic opportunities available (Continued on Page Four) effective em- (Continued on Page Five) cemetery. (Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Five). (Continued on Page Five) Home Lime Tartlets Make Easy Serving Lower Kerr-McGee Seeking _ NEWS Hinds National... 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Demonstration will be Dean Joseph A. During Week During Week Oklahoma City. — Kerr-McGee Mrs. Sallie Thomas and all of her i | pants Banculli, Dr. John W. Boenigk, Dallas — New York.—Imports of crtjde Oil Industries, Inc., has notified children left last week of Cham- Rotary drilling opera- \ Professor of Pharmacy; Dr. Joseph tions slumped in the United oil and products into the United producers it will crude oil B. Miss, Club Women States buy John M. Church, Jackson, the declined the week P. Buckley, Professor of Pharmo- during week ended ac- States during which they had been entitled to for several weeks, and to l>e with ) July 14, j cology and Dr. Joseph D. McEvilla, cording, to a count of active units ended July 11, according to the produce under state allowables, but one of her daughters in her illness, j Hold Professor of Pharmacy Adminis- by Hughes Tool Co. American Petroleum Institute. had been unable to sell because of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis l-.ee Large and : Meeting j tration. Mi". Matthew T. Waters, The tool firm reported to Am- Crude imports averaged 921,000 pipeline buying restrictions, during five children of New Orleans, La., \ EDWARDS, Miss.—The Morning | ! Acting Dean of the Florida A. & erican Association of Oilwell Dril- barrels daily, down from 1,046,000 the period from May 1, 1967, to .Mr. and Mrs. Williams and five Star school was host to the Hinds M. University, School of Pharmacy ling Contractors that 1802 rotary the "previous week. Products av- the present. children, of Jackson, Miss., Mr. and County Negro Home Demonstra- will also participate in the rigs were in operation during the eraged 488,000 barrels daily, down -o- Mrs. Creede of Boston, Mas- tion Women’s and Dress pro-1 Bosse, Council a a week gram. week, decline of 63 from the from 633,000 earlier. All sachusetts, visited in the home of revue, recently. Mrs. Marguerite Patronize Our Advertisers On Thursday morning, August. previous week’s total of 1865. It imports were equal to 1,409,000 their mother. Mrs. Lucile Perry as Younger, the president, called the also Mr. Fernand A. and i compared with 2548 units barrels daily, down sharply from a could eat 7, Thomassy busy reunion where they j meeting to order with Mrs. Versie a staff from the Pittsburg office of year ago. 1,679,000 the previous week. 7,607,000 barrels of crude oil daily. some of the food as they used to do, McNair in of the devo- | j charge Texas had 21 units idled Crude oil and condensate The average for the week week the Small Business Administration ; during pro- previous and chat together. This they | tional. the week will discuss and to lead the decline. Okla- duction for the week increased 15,- was 7,461,000 barrels daily while are enjoying themselves with rela- loans, management homa operators had 17 fewer 750 barrels and a year ago runs were 7,972,000 tives and friends. Reports of the group’s flower other problems confronting the rigs totaling 6,439,435 running while an even dozen were with a barrels per day. and vegetable show were made by small business man along with the compared 6,882,165 year The Saint Mark M. B. Church, | idled in New Mexico. Smaller losses Total U. S. fuel oil Mrs. Sadie Hill, the home agent. sei vices available through the ago. heavy pro- Pastor, Rev. P. J. Hopkins rendered were for Small Business reported several other Refining companies ran to stills duction was estimated at 6,944,000 S*»»nt Also, the topic, “Rural Rights and J Administration. The a very fine Program at the j states. barrels, against 6,723,000 the Courtesies,’’ were discussed by the speaker for the banquet August 7, pre- John M. 1». Church, Jackson. Miss.; Increases were scattered with vious week and a members. will be Dr. Earl D. a North Dakota 23 32 7,739,000 year ! Smith, prom- for the Rev. Sutton’s anniversary, Illinois leading the list with 10 ad- : ago. fuel oil was inent surgeon in 275 Light production Pittsburgh. tarts have one advan- flavor of lime, either the Oklahoma 187 which was broadcast over the air Clubs in the event Little piquant ditional rigs busy. estimated at barrels participating The Women’s will hold lime- 1 1 11,807,000 and Rev. the ser- Auxiliary tage over a big pie they are fresh or the canned Canadian Oregon Hapinps preached J were: juice operations, meantime, compared with barrels 1 Hurleigh, Hamilton, Cynthia, its meetings the same in individual and convenience 17 9 11,128,000 mon all. during pe- made servings, ade, an easy-to-use Pennsylvania which was enjoyed by Home- jI increased to 144, up 7 units from the week. Edwards, Friendship, Merry riod at the Penn-Sheraton Hotel. so make and easier work the taste Texas Gulf Coast— previous Mrs. Rubie B. Robinson Larpe quicker that preserves all Rood the week. St. Sum- of the dessert. previous makers, Midway, Thomas, The President of the National of the lime, adds cool delicious- ! Land 199 126 this last nipht after.; Total active units in both coun- Finished and unfinished gasoline passed Friday ner Utica, Rosenwald and To make dessert still easier, j Hill, Pharmaceutical Association is a ness the tart And tink- Texas Gulf Coast— a illness. Funeral service will ! made to filling. tries was 1946. This i stocks totaled 182,169,000 barrels lonp Welcome. Star and the use a filling for your pielets | compared with Morning ! woman, Mrs. Beulah L. a of frosty limeade are ) Offshore 3 2 be held Friday of ihis week at 2 i Stith, of sweetened condensed milk, ling glasses 2002 the previous 2001 a compared with 183,280,000 barrels Hamilton clubs were host- week, 260 Burleigh graduate of Howard no and is al- an additional delict on the West Texas 362 P. M. at the Friendship M. B. University that needs cooking, month ago and with 2759 a the previous week and 181,973,000 esses for year the meeting. and a smooth and creamy. The warm-weather menu. North Texas 321 205 Church, Rev. C. L. West will offi- practicing pharmacist in ways ago. a year ago. 1 East Texas 57 41 be in Green Detroit, Michigan. Mrs. Stith is rilling ror lame lartlet* ciate. Burial will the Serving as judges were: Mrs. j Following are totals by states the mother of three children or baked Hill Cemetery. She is survived by ! Daisey M. Lewis, Miss Maggie Lit- and Crumb pastry 2 eggs, separated j showing number of units active for KEEP HAIR PROM an ardent worker in the tart shells, cooled Few drops pure green Total Texas 942 634 her husband, Mr. John Large, a tle, Miss Alberta Dishmon, Miss Detroit ! the week ended July 14, 1958, and 1-1/3 cups (15 07.. can) sweet- vegetable coloring Utah 60 37 Mrs. Annie G. Jackson, i Pharmacists Guild. The Recording a mother, Vivian Howard and Miss VVilman cream of tartar | comparative figures for year GOING BACK ened condensed milk 1 4 teaspoon Washington 1 0 NO MORS HAIR GOING BACK PROBLEMS!.. RAM. Mr. E. L. two bro- Secretary of this Association is a oariier: A father, Jackson, Geeston. Assisting them were 1,2 lime 4 sugar PERSPIRATION. ..MOTIBNC AFFECTS fOROtRISL cup juice tablespoons West Virginia 4 6 water repellent persulam pbkbmmg oil hub thers one sister and other relatives ! woman, Mrs. Joan K. Strong, also State Mrs. Hill, Miss Margaret Jointer, 1 teaspoon grated lime rind 7-15-*57 7-15-’57 80 56 DO... TOUR HAIR GLITTERS AMO MMU FOB WBMBS and friends. from Detroit. 1 Alabama Wyoming .. REMAINS SO NATURALLY SOFT AMR NOT CABAS*. the newly appointed home agent Put sweetened condensed milk, lime juice, lime rind, egg yolks, 4 6 PERSULAM WATER REPELLENT PRESSING OtL COB The TAINS RARE SILICONS... ASS TOUR BEAUTICIAN OB The second in was social program will include and few into bowl; stir until mix- Arkansas 37 Sunday July for Leake county; Mrs. Younger, drops vegetable coloring mixing 111 Total U. S. a 2,548 1,802 a at Ratliff M. B. boat ride, a party and the annual ture is well blended and thick. Pour into cooled tart shells. Beat egg California bip day Chapel and Mrs. R. 0. Hubeit, extension 99 78 Western Canada 209 142 banquet. whites until frothy. Add cream of tartar; beat until almost stiff Church. The church pave their secretary. ; Colorado 49 60 2 2 enough to hold a peak. Add sugar, gradually beating until stiff but Eastern Canada pastor his fourth anniversary with Mr. Goodsell F. Waters, Presi- j : Florida 2 1 Miss Jointer was presented with not dry. Pile lightly on tart filling and seal to tart crust all around. j a fine at dent-Elect from New very program beginning Jersey City, in slow oven until is about Illinois 57 56 an initialed hat box prior to her Bake (325° F.) top lightly browned, j, Grand Total 2,759 1,946 2 p. m. Had a larpe crowd and the Jersey will assume the presidency 15 minutes. Cool Indiana 5 9 leaving to accept the new position. Rev. L. H. Newsome, preached the of the organization at the conclu- Iowa 2 3 Tasty refreshments were served sermon. Money raised $79.35. Bro- sion of the convention. ! Kansas 167 120 the hostesses. j ther G. D. Stamps, Clerk; Rev. G. by New Zone Discovered 17 7 The officers of the association j Kentucky L. Pastor. Loyd, are: Beulah L. Stith, President, Adequate Supply In E. Griner North Louisiana 56 44 The members of the James, Pilgrim Rest, Green Grove. Area South Rinply Detioit, Mich.; Goodsell Waters, Louisiana— .Methodist Church take the Pleasant Grove, Mt Mariah, Bethel Tulsa — Land 276 DEAL! <~hapel Sunray Mid-Continent 214 BIG President-Elect, Jersey City, N. J.; Of Oil Assured to thank the members Church of God and Ashury Chapel. Oil Co. has made a new zone dis-! South Louisiana— opportunity I.loyd H. Williams, First Vice Pres- | of the following churches for par- The total raised $317.61 up to Washington—Despite the crisis covery at its No. 1 Offshore 105 46 ident, Tulsa, Okla.; E. H. Smith,! j Sands-Manning ticipating in the “Homecoming the present date the members have in the Middle East, petroleum sup- ! in the East Criner area of McClain Second Vice President, Hattiesburg, I>ay" celebration on July 13th. had three rallies. Total raised to plies in the United States will not county, Okla. Total Louisiana 437 304 Miss.; William S. Woodard, Treas-. heaters 1958: St. St. date $882.78. Thanks to he affected. On a 21^-hour drill stem test wnfer' Friendship. Mark, everyone. Michigan 10 8 urer, Newport News, Va.; Joan K. j Gordon Simpson, president of through various-sized chokes, the i| Missouri 1 2 Day And Night Jet Glass Strong, Recording Secretary, De- the Independent Petroleum Asso- well flowed at the rate of 1,822 i Montana 25 19 troit, Mich.; Chauncey I. Cooper, ciation of America, has noted, how- barrels of oil a day. Production is ! Mississippi 33 34 Executive Secretary, Washington, 1j j ever, that interruption of oil move- from fche 2nd Bromide sand which j Nebraska 35 20 D. C.; Emile LaBranche, Historian, No Down ments from the Middle East could was topped at 9,181 feet. Nevada 1 0 Payment New Orleans, La. cause shortages in Western Europe The semi-wildcat test opens up New Mexico 174 110 Executive Six Weeks Before First Payment Due PRINTING! Committee—Members such as were threatened as a new during the the 2nd Bromide pro- New York 0 2 at Large: R. i Fast Service On Henry Peters, Wash- closing of the Suez Canal. ducing zone as a field extender in a Low Monthy Payments Economical D. I ington, C.; Cyrus M. Jollivette. the United States new fault Indications are “Fortunately, segment. a one-cent increase in the New Office Circulars, Miami, Fla.; Spurling Clark, In- j has more than adequate oil sup- that the Hunton lime, which was Forms, Cards, Jersey gasoline tax, which became dianapolis, Ind. plies to meet its own at is also requirements topped 8,267 feet, pro- effective on 1. Minimum re- Envelopes, Etc. Zone July Directors: Charles C. Smith, in any such emergency,” Simpson ductive. Sunray holds in excess tail prices for the five higher oc- FREE! Sr., Newport News, A. L. stated. our crude oil of acres in the area. FREE! $5.00 Va.; “Currently, 1,500 tane blends of Blue Sunoco also Fielder. Meridian, Miss.; E. Ed- production is about 6.5 million Other production in the area is will be increased by one cent a If you know of someone who needs a Water ward Gilbert, St. Hor-! barrels a Our crude oil from the Hunton lime. The SIMULATED ENGRAVED Louis, Mo.; day. pro- Sunray gallon. Twice since May 8, Sun ace C. Bynum, New Orleans, La. ducing capacity is some 9.5 mil- well was drilled as an offset to the Heater, call us and we will pay you $5.00 for : dropped its minimum retail price in -—o- lion barrels daily. This means the company’s No. 1 Manning, a Hun- Announcements and Invitations New Jersey by one cent a gallon each Water Heater we sell from your call. Wedding in the United States is ton industry producer. on oach occasion. ~ now producing at a little more The No. 1 Sands-Manning is lo- ^ Federal Until recently, due to excess Phone 5-8404 Judge... than two-thirds capacity, and has cated in the C NE SW 1/4, Sec. 10- i (Continued from Pape One) gasoline stocks overhanging the & BEAUTIFUL AND ECONOMICAL shut-in or idle oil producing capa- 5N-3W, McClain county. Day Night did on the case. marget, gasoline prices throughout nothinp 6f about On the drill stem test from city 3 million barrels 9,137 have been Plumbing Repairs Buckley is editor of the Nation j most of the country | daily.” to 9,233 feet, gas surfaced with a Jet Glass All al Review mapazine. The severely depressed. However, in- Types Tags conpress- He noted that our idle oil produc- strong blow in 9 minutes. Water man asserted Bolan ! ventories have been falling and suppled “in- is 10 times cushion came to the surface in 14 Etc. ing capacity roughly demand and are Sale, Repair, Furniture, information on which gasoline supplies flammatory” our current imports from the Mid- minutes, load water in 25 minutes, the mapazine based articles now in better balance than they callinp dle East of about barrels a and clean oil in 30 minutes. 300,000 have been for more than a attention to inactivity in the case. year, M. ARLEDGE The well flowed for 2V4 hours V.* lay. Country-wide gasoline stocks have PHONE 5-3050 Copies of the articles were mail- various sized with j AND HEATING “Compared to present U. S. oil through chokes barrels since PLUMBING CO. ed to it vas dropped 33,500,000 prand jurors, said, and a of 202 barrels of oil. producing capacity of about 9.5 recovery the week of March 21. subsequently the jury resumed the million barrels, our production Initial flowing pressure was 3,-' deliberations that led to the indict- i reached a maximum of 7.7 million 790 pounds, final flowing pressure ment. GENERAL PRINTING 3,950 pounds, and final shut-in Bolan had testified he thoupht a pressure 4,035 pounds. deal had been made to ing a false 1951 income tax return political i The is to run lor his operator preparing drop any Powell in ex- wife, pianist Hazel Scott, prosecution electric logs and to run 7-inch cas- DON’T LIVI IN THI COMPANY and with chanpe for Powell’s of evading approximately support ing. OF GRAY HAIR President Eisenhower’s re-election $3,000 in a joint return for 1952. SHADOW Corner Parish and Griffith -n- (Upstairs) in the 195(5 campaipn. No charge was brought against Miss Scott. Powell was charped with prepar- Sun Increases Judge Herlands said he felt the grand jury had carried out its Gasoline Prices work properly and that the long Philadelphia—Sun Oil Company, look younger... delay was justified by the U. S. effective at 7:00 A. M., July 17, attorney, as being necessary for authorized all of its sales regions AGENTS WANTED proper investigative and legal stu- and districts to adjust, in line with with dies. local competitive conditions, dealer lovelier... tank wagop gasoline prices in order -TOSELLTHE- to restore them partially to levels prevailing several months ago. This action means increases in .(fayujp Sun’s current tank wagon (whole- sale) gasoline prices in various r Larieuse! amounts in different areas. New Jersey tank wagon prices for Blue Sunoco gasolines were increased one cent a gallon, and ; Sun Oil raised the Fair Trade JACKSON minimum retail price for its gaso- lines in that state by the same amount. Including gasoline excise taxes | the new retail price in New Jersey for Blue Sunoco 200 will be 26.9 cents a gallon, the same price that ADVOCATE prevailed prior to May 9, despite barrels daily in March 1957, dur- IN ing the peak of the Suez crisis, EVERY COMMUNITY IN MISS. when our emergency exports to Western Europe reached 700,000 j barrels a day over and above nor- j Here Is Your Opportunity To Start Your Boy Or Girl mal shipments.” Simpson reassured American j Off STANDARD TYPEWRITER consumers they need fear no short- j To An Honest TERM LEASE PLAN Making Living OR ASK ABOUT OUR LONG age resulting from disruption of! imported oil supplies from any j And To Save For Education source. with one Money Seep oat into the bright world of youth just application is the domestic Jackson Not only petro-, of famous Larieoae Haircoloring. 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Evening liv- Zion Delta’s On 18th Mrs. ael, and Jean Marie, presently Missionary Baptist church. international organization of 20,- Sorority luncheon honoring service will begin each night at July Mary Mc- Donald and ing at Fort Lewis, Wash., are in Nuptial music was softly played COO college women, will hold its national officers and the AKA di- 7:30 p.m. The public is invited. her daughter-in-law Mrs. Velor the city vsiting their parents, Mr. before the wedding by Mrs. Aurelia 5th national convention at the rectors and a Delta reception for Rev. G. W. DunMar of New Or- McDonald left for Chi- and Mrs. R. H. Beadle, of Rose St. Young who also accompanied Mrs. I Statler Hotel in Washington, D. C. | the entire AKA Convention. leans, Louisiana is the revival cago, 111., and will continue on a to to her sons Ernestine Stutts as she sang August 17-23. Other social events include speaker, Rev. G. W. Ridgeway of Pontiac, Mich., Mr. J. C. McDonald Mrs. Thelma J. Butler and chil-j “Through the Years” and ‘Thine About 1,000 delegates are ex- stag party for husbands and guests Hattiesburg, Miss, is the pastor. loy’s funeral his Alone.” pected in the Nation’s to of Delta the Delta Ban- — _A__ name is Beny McDonald a^e 14 dren, Thelfred and Delois, of At-. Capital delegates, 1 participate in the sched- and the Delta Ball and Cock- years old. Mrs. Seary Keys left lanta, Ga., are visiting her mother, Preceding the bride to the altar week-long I quest ule of activities consisting of train- tail Hour. for Mobile Ala. to see her daugh- Mrs. Thelma Cobb Jones, of Deer- was her Mrs. C. C. Mosley, sister^ ing workshops, ter. Martha Nichols July 18th, she St. who served as symposiums, panel National Officers park Jr., her matron oi went to on and discussions, tours, luncheon, re- Delta’s officers TYLERTOWN sleep Wednesday honor. She was attired in a beau- Among national citals, banquets and balls. did not wake up until Friday, Mrs. tiful of are Mrs. Dorothy P. Harrison, Sgt. Turner Jones, Jr., now sta-, gown baby blue organdy I Five Allen is also ill and has been for Public Events Langston, Okla., president; Dr. tioned at Fort is vis- over blue taffeta. NEWS some time she will Riley, Kans., Open to the public will be five of hope soon re- I Jeanne L. Noble, City College iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. The gown was full-skirted and events: a cover. fashion show luncheon, New York, first vice president; of Cox St. with a a concert Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Edie Liose of Lau- Larry, waltz-length, soft bodice recital, a panel discus- Miss Mary E. Rucker, South Caro- Causey — a full sion of want to thank each rel had a daughter sick in Laurel topped by rolled collai and “Democracy and the Col- lina State College, second vice and every one Scott for so hospital for a few on Mr. and Mrs. Fred enter-j short sleeves. She wore a blue half lege Community,” a symposium Mrs. Nellie G. Roulhac, being nice and good to them days July I president; the a with a on in the 19th they carried her to Whit- tained group of ten-agers hat and carried small trinagular “Womanpower” and a luncheon Miss M. is the time to serve this time of sorrow, after their j Philadelphia, secretary; Anytime right heavenly pink Strawberry field a on i of house state hospital she has a boy lawn party at their home shaped bouquet of blush pink car- discussion “The Responsibilities Lucia James, Florida A. & M. Uni- Chiffon Pie. Rolled oats in the crust gives a nut-toasty flavor to burned about a month ago. last of the Black the fruit the one month old hope she will soon Montgomery St. Saturday nations. C. C. Mosley, Jr., served Bourgeoisie.” treasurer; and Mrs. Sadie complement velvety filling. May Lord send His blessing versity, recover and be at home. evening honoring their nephews, as the best man. District of Columbia Commis- T. M. le- Strawberry Chi (Ton Pi«* upon all of you. The Herbert j Alexander, Philadelphia, -n- and who sioner Robert E. will Milken one H-inch Richard Paul Middleton, j Escorted to the altar her McLaughlin gal advisor. pie Causeys. by extend a are in the welcome to the predomi- are Mr* I ruM: 2 crushed fresh Mrs. Belle Bates of vacationing city. uncle, Nep Fisher, the bride was Other national officers cups Tylertown nantly Negro college on the 2 4 sifted enriched flour strawberries received a a group Alma V. Tulsa, Okla cup call stating t.’iat her 1 lovely in gown of white Chan- Marsh, Mrs. C. A. Thomas and children morning of August 18, signaling Central Mr- J-f* 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup sugar granddaughter of Jackson tilly lace over slipper satin de- rector, region; passed CLINTON NEWS the formal opening to the seven 1 /2 cup shortening Few drops red food of Detroit, Mich., left the city and made l.ie D. Taylor, Tarboro, N. C., Monday night, July 21st. The baby signed by Mr's. Birx of 1/2 cup rolled oats or i days sessions emphasizing (quick coloring was the i Monday after spending several Brown. pub- rector Eastern region; Mrs. Doxie daughter of Vera of Jack- lic services and old fashioned, uncooked) 1 cup whipping cream, The vacation Bible school at the in in the minimizing the Haws Los direc- son, Miss. days the city visiting Made on Mason, Angeles, 2 to 1 cold water Mrs. Bell Bates is ex- straight lines in the social of tablespoons whipped M. E. Church closed home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas purely aspects sorority i tor Farwest Mrs. Margaret them to Lynch Chapel A. front with a region; Killing: pecting bring the baby to hand-clipped scalloped life. its five days session Friday July on Midway St. t Piper, Detroit, director Midwest 1 unflavored \\ Cream Tylertown for the the back was envelope gelatine hipped funeial. neckline, of the gown Throughout much of the conven- 18. Teachers Mrs. T. J. BlalocKr region; Mrs. Thelma M. Cobb, 1 4 cup cold water Strawberries Revivals accented a full started at several by skirt of panels tion Delta’s “leadership core team,” Mrs. J. C. Gilcrist, Mrs. Everett Of interest to Florida A. & M. University, direc- Heat oven to hot For sift flour and of the many Jacksonians ( sewn to a (425°F.). crust, together salt. churches Sunday, July 20th. hand-clipped over-skirt. composed of group process consult- Mrs. Cor- Rose. Womens day for Lynch Chap- is the recent marriage of Miss tor Southern region and Cut in shortening until mixture resembles coarse crumbs; add rolled They were Mt. Olive M. B. j Her headdress was of tulle which ants, will hold and Church. el was largely attended and a leadership pro- inne D. Mavbuce, Baton Rouge, oats; mix lightly. Add water a little at a until Eddie Mae Butler to Lonnie John- i time, stirring pastry Dillon Hill, Holiness Church and 1 cascaded a little below the shoul- 1 grand success the sum raised $132 ject workshops—teaching Delta so- director Southewest i can be formed into a ball. Turn out on floured board or can- at La., region. lightly New Home Church son, Jackson, the home of Miss ders. Her rors of of Christ Holi- for a new Mrs„ gown was accented by methods conducting the are vas. Roll dough to form a 12-inch fit into ‘) or building church. Additional national officers ; circle; loosely 10-inch all Butler’s cousins, Mr. and Mrs. hand five ness, of Tylertown, Miss. Lola B. Harris of made lace mitts of the same sorority’s public service pro- Mrs. Gwendolyn H. Higginbotham, pie plate. Fold edge under; flute. Prick bottom and sides well. Bake Chicago, 111., James 635 W. St. The diocese started at Allen, Maple materials as the dress, white shoes jects. in preheated oven (425 F.) about 15 minutes. Cool. meeting was a recent guest of her mother Bluefield, West Virginia, chairman Christ here. For For filling, soften gelatine in cold water. Dissolve over hot Temple Church in McComb, and dad. Mr. and Mrs. John Rose. and rhinestone and seed pearl these services the American finance committee; Miss Betty water. Mix strawberries and Add Miss., 23. Before an improvised altar of1 necklace and The bride Library Association honored Delta together sugar. dissolved gelatine and a July Delegates from the Mr. and Mrs. John L. Pelts and earrings. ] Wickliffe, Indianapolis, chairman few and the drops of red food coloring, if desired; mix well. Let stand until district for the week are: greenery white pom-poms, carried a white with its 1948 Letter Award for Miss baby Rault Vincient and their prayer book topped | | national nominating committee; thickened. the most i partially Ruthia Mae Brent of Galilee Holi- brother Nuton was a recent with a of unique library service New guest nosegay baby carnations , Mrs. M. Elizabeth Carnegie, Whip cream until stiff; gradually fold in mixture. rendered during the strawberry ness Church, Jayess, Miss.; Miss of their parents Rev. and Mrs. S. and forget-me-nots tied to satin year. York City, chairman advisory com- Pour into cooled pie shell. Chill several hours. Garnish with Delta Sigma Theta whipped Clotile Brent of New Home Church D. Yarbrough, Mr. and Mrs. Pelts hair? ribbon streamers. Sorority has mittee; Mrs. Daisy E. Lampkin, cream and strawberries. thInning more of Christ, are now residents of New Jersey. spent than The reception followed immedi-! $55,000 in support I of Pittsburgh, chairman headquar- Holiness, Jayess, Miss.; of 20 offered Miss Norma Jean of Mrs. Mettie Z. Harris is leaving the The scholarships during ters Dr. Sadie Yancey Gutter Spring ately wedding. reception campaign; for the past two years. Two such schol- Beaulah Holiness July 2nd Indiana University ITCHY SCALP? ioom was decorated with cut flow- cf Howard University, chairman Church, Ruth, | for a course * .! arships maintain students at the Miss.; Miss Doris Olevia workshop she will be ers. The bride’s covered national personnel committee; Dr. Ginn, Excessive table, by for several weeks. Delhi School of Social Work in Kara V. of NEWS PELAHATCHIE Spring Hill Holiness Church. away Dry a white damask linen cloth, was Jackson, Grambling COLLINS Ty- \ India as The funeral of Mr. Timothy Tar- Breaking Delhi, part of Delta’s College, La., chairman national lertown. Miss. The president and ornamented by a three tiered white i vin was 0‘* ENDS five-year plan. of this largely attended July 20th projects committee and Mrs. Pa- The Bible which secretary district, Mrs. M. You Can cake topped wit.’i a bride and Vocation School 1 NEWS his relatives and friends both Now H*!p The Sorority was founded in 1913 A. many tricia Roberts Harris, executive was held at the M. B. Huey, secretary, and Rev. Dun- Prevent These groom. Friendship white and colored mourn*' 1 at Howard 22 Ne- can, both deeply Conditions University by director at national headquarters 1958. Total en- president, are delegates Sol ving lime frappe and i Church, July 14th, his Now on the sick list petit- gro women faced with what has The Chime soft for t'ie diocese passing. in Washington, D. C. rollment across the week was 82. Spiritual spirit- meeting. fours to the many guests were i been called the are as follows, Mrs. Ellen Mack, double handicap of -y- ual songs morning as every From Our Motto was I am bound to win, Sunday Reporter \V. J. M. Ginn. PROOF Mesdames Allene Currie, Luana PC race and sex. It now Mrs. Frankie Brittan. Mrs. Aggie embraces 20,- one was preparing to go to church Tylertown, Miss. and Ester Dixon but I am bround to be true. Teach- McDill, Mrs. Irene McCarter, we Clayton Lindsey 000 women with 23 chapters in and school. ers for the Mrs. Alice Mc- Sunday and Birx Brown. over week, hope for them a recovery. IN Presiding 40 states and the Republic of The colored Missionary Baptist speedy the Gee, Mrs. Minnie Gamble, Mrs. C lass 8. Miss Grace Irvin. gift rooms were Misses Flor- Haiti. TAYLORSVILLE Church started their revival Sun- Matfjrie Deen, Mrs. Leonia McClau- After service dinner was served 7 DAYS ence* Hardy and Doris Wilson and Included among the addresses day July 20th 1958. Rev. Henry rin, Mrs. McGee, Mrs. Finnie and every one had a Mesdames Selena Butler and Min- the women will hear will one Mary joyful time. Don't lot yoursatf bo handicapped in leva be Thomas and his quoir was the Norfolk... 1 NEWS Wilson, Mrs. Gertrude McNair, and Rpma"ce O’ be ashamed of your poor nie* Ruth on Seaton. Mrs. Lottie W. citizenship responsibility by visitors as Rev. Thomas preachtd (Continued from looking h»ie any longer Here is a SYS- Mrs. Queen Ester McClaurin, Mrs. Mi. and Mrs. Tom Jones left for Page One) may Thornton presided over the briele’s Mrs. Vel Phillips, democratic na- the sermon. He is the o.' TIM that, htip prevent brittle ends Susie pastor Tenn. to Harper. Memphis, Sunday night to the* break of* Permitting you really book. tional committee woman from Wis- The Home Mission Band met at the Hyde Park Baptist Church, ment that ‘‘the School Board rec- on|oy the pleasure of lovelier hair. Win Rev. L. K. McClaurin attend Mrs. Tom consin. Thursday Jones brother’s ognizes its to all th? aompl: marts *rom your men end women Serving in the receiving line were the Oak Church Whitfield Mills Road Jackson, duty operate Shady Baptist a sermon. min- tuneral which was held in friends who Will admire end envy your preached Visiting Mem- in the the bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs. “The Responsibilities of the Rlack 18th 1958. to Miss. song Amazing schools city school system hair In its new found HERE July Representing opening lovely beauty. isters were as follows: Rev. V. M. phis, Tenn. Monday July 21st. Mr. with full MS A PROMISE 0' REAL HELP FOR YOU. C. C. Bourgeoisie” will be keynoted Grace. regard for the public in- Mosley, Jr., Mrs. C. C. Mos- by the board at Saint Paul’s Baptist (arthur Lee Set thie PROOF for in own McGee, Rev. W. W. Burkett, pas- Guess and his wife yourself, you' lev. Sr.. Mesdames Dr. E. Franklin Frazier, chairman terest and for the proper interest mirror In 7 deyi or less (J) New loveMer George How- Church Seminary, Miss. with Visitors from Jackson, Miss, Mrs. ( tor; Rev. L. C. Pickens, Pianist; Ruth. arter Guess were down of heir lustre (3) Softer (4) of Howard all pupils regardless of race or Appeerence !2) ard, Hattie Penry, anei B. D: Rush- University’s Sociology money and the board members, also were as follows: from More Even More Mrs. Feazell, Mr. Chicago, 111 visiting relatives (Smoother (5) 10) Oo'!ou», Department and author of “Black Mary Principle; color.” ®ioma»ous Heir Thar looks lovelier, longer ing. present Mrs. Leola Barnes, Mrs. Mrs. Johnnie Thomas, Rev. Hen- and friends in and Mrs. Celestia Posey. Pelahatchie and Norfolk is under Federal court or Your Money Promptly Refunded and Bourgeoisie” and “The Negro in Mr. Mrs. Johnson are at Cora Sullivan. The house was ry Thomas, wife. Jackson. Miss. were the United States.” You are cordially invited to at- They down in order to begin desegregation of Ps home to at 2440 to Mrs. Veola 1102 VV. friends Powers called order with song, devotion our School Spencer, their Orchid Master Six Buick. Directors of each of six tend Sunday every schools this fall. A number of Ne- GUARANTEED Delta’s Pearl Street. 7u|f eenp neme en# eddreti On daiivery Ave., Jackson. was led by Mrs. Mary Duckworth. at 9:30. Mi. Authur Guess is the son of will serve as in Sunday morning gro pupils have applied for admis- #f lAN-O-TRISS Formula a"d la'asr Doctor s regions panelists Mr. Tom Jackson, Miss. Mrs. Nelly Duckworth read the K. Gamble Jones, Mrs. Alma Johnson, 1239 Florence AOvita laek'ft. pay only S2 P.ui Postage discussing how these responsibili- Reporter, Mary sion to white schools. Under Vir- If 7 art Mrs. Ella Turner, Jackson. Miss. offer days you no* absotwfe'y de- The Sophisticated Lavarettes scripture, John 1st chapter 2nd Pastor, Rev. L. C. Pickerns. Ave., Jackson, Miss. Originally ot school which be- lighted dvery lent lack Write to ties affect the work of the soror- ginia law, any Seniors were to I Am A And other visitors. host the Juniors in verse, song hymn Soldier Pelahatchie, Miss. comes integrated must he closed. •019 MIDAL HAIR PRODUCTS INC. ity. These are class leaders of the home of Mrs. Hattie Of The A Follower of the the -o-- key Dept l Irooklyn 35 H Y. Buchal- Cross, -o- >ha«|thetd To Hold Panel Discussion the Mt. Cormel Missionary Bap- ter on Brown St. Sunday afternoon, Lamb. prayer Donnie Thigpen. Patronize Our Advertisers (Patronize Our Advertisers) 2-18-56—TF Another will “De- tist Church: July 13. panel topic he Mrs. Neally Thomas sang. When and Class 1. Miss Katie Woods. mocracy the College Commun- 1 Answ’er. Y. W. C. A. NEWS My Savior Calls, Will , Discussents Class 2. Mrs. Willie Butler. ity.” will he Dr. The charge of the president. Mrs. 1 Beauty-bleach the safe way Martin D. Jenkins, president of 1 “Good intentions will not help, Class 3. Mrs. Minnie Lee Myles. I). L. Wells read 91st Psalm. All j Morgan State College; Dr. G. La- a man on his way if he takes the Class 4. Mrs. Mattie Madison. churches enrolled with $1.00 All j mar Harrison, of Langs- wrong road.” i Class 5. Mrs. Lizzie Handy. president with then delegates enrolled 50c Mrs. Sudie ton University and representatives JOIN YOUR YWCA TODAY , Class 6, Wyne. Rev. V. M. McGee a won- ; from the National Student Council preached A UNITED GIVERS AGENCY Class 7. Mrs. Emma Hayes. derful sermon from the Hebrews of the YWCA Association, the The Summer Program at the 12th chapter 2nd verse, Christ is Student Christian Association and Branch YWCA has been very in- Florien Scott & Mrs. Julia Young his the Association of Women Stu- pardon adjourning for night teresting this term with a large service at 7 devotion was led dents. p.m. number participating in the follow- The Sub-Teen Club of the Mrs. Sadie Speaking at the symposium on by McClaurin, prayer ing activities: softball, sewing, Branch YWCA will meet Monday, by Mrs. Ida Booth, prayer by Mrs. leather- “Womanpower” will be Dr. Kate typing, shorthand, english, July 28, at 2:30 p.m. and the Teen- Mrs. Anna Lu- Mueller of the University of In- Hampton, prayer by craft, clubs, canteen, day camp,! Agers will meet on the same day who will cas. All of the committees made tennis and diana, discuss the psycho- swimming. at 3 p.m. The Tiny Tots will meet their then Mrs. Prettie C. logical view; Margarite Zanolean, report, , Tuesday at 2 p.m. specialist in the Women’s Division Dixon sang a hymn, A Charge To It is time now for you to start of the U. S. Labor Department I Have, A God To Glorify. thinking about our fall activities Keep Shop and Save and author of “The College Girl Rev. R. W. Hampton preached from j because they are going to be just Plans Ahead” and Dr. Esther Lloyd the 16th chapter, 6th verse Acts1 as well planned. Call in now and FOX FURNITURE CO. Jones, a professor at Teachers Col- subject Prayer band with a mission I register for your interest group. Columbia 410 NORTH FARISH ST. lege, University and every one enjoyed the sermon very j 1 YOUR YWCA IS CALLING- Telephone 2-5463 chairman of the American Council much, then a fine program from on Education’s Commission on the JOIN TODAY. Members for this with the community was sending re- ! See Us For scientifically-formulated Education of Women. week are: Mrs. Savannah Calhoun, vouide by Mrs. Vastrea Wheeler, All Your Home Needs Mrs. M. A. Snowden Jones, Miss New money raised $126.30 President i To Install Officers Juanita Mrs. Mattie i Mrs. D. L. Wells, Mi's. C. L. Owens Lee, Maddox, Installation of new Delta offi- A^r/?# •■ss.’S!" vice president, Mrs. Leola Barnes, cers is scheduled for 8 p.m. Fri- New ARTRA contains the Mrs. Shelber Mrs. ! miracle ingredient Hydroquinone day, August 22. An executive secretary, Veary Now women with normal skin can bleach effectively and board is the event Duckworth, assistant secretary with no meeting only safely harmful after-effects! No burning. No peeling Mrs. Donnie treasurer,! Tor a scheduled fm- th" convention’s last Thigpen lighter, brighter, lovelier look, use the SAFE beauty- day, Saturday, August 23. 1 Usher’ Board met Sunday at Shady WILL SELL bleach — ARTRA. Get it in the blue and Included among the purely so- Oak July 20th 1958. It was called black package at drug and cos- j metic cial events of the convention are to order by the Usher girls, song counters. Big 2 oz. tube 98c tax an August 17 luncheon for the Father I Stretched My Hands To j ALL NEW FURNITURE plus convention leaders and a reception Thee, No Other Help I Know. | Prayer by Mrs. Clara Mae Squair, j Cosmetic Division. Union Following the business session, then it was in the hands of the Pharmaceutical Kenilworth. New Jersey she invitations for t the group played pinochle with the president, gave PERSONALIZED members to James Earl Dix- following winners: Mrs. Wydessia join, AT COST Logan, first and second; Mrs. on, Gleaston Cooper, Mrs. Essie \ Pearline Hailey, third; and Mrs. Mae Sullivan, remarks, Mrs. Pret- EXAMPLE: SERVICE \llie Starks, fourth. tie C. Dixon, Mrs. Aida C. Squire, j 8 Piece Foam Rubber Sectional Mrs. Lela Mrs. Others present included Mes- Barnes Instruction, j Sofa Group — Celester worker for ; $1OQOO dan:es Myrtis Gregory, Allene Posey pointed $350 close out Lockhart, Vera Dixon, Helen Watts, the first Sunday in August 3rd Regular COMPLETE Gladys Watson, Mary Dyson, Ruby 1958 dues take up, names combined, their' REASON: EFFICIENT Green, and Lenora Portis. I they pointed worker, Money The hostess served a delicious $1.10. Mrs. Prettie C. Dixon, pres- SYMPATHETIC uncheon to those in attendance. ident of the names, Mrs. Clara i GOING OUT OF EXPERIENCED Mae Squire, president of the Usher i NEW FURNITURE Board, Mrs. Hattie Mae Combus, j • • secretary, Rev. I. L. Lenyoun, pas- BUSINESS-BACK tor, Jackson, Miss. Mr. Jas. Dixon A Burial Policy For and family from Biloxi, Miss, was TO USED FURNITURE home a few days ago visting father Every Family and mother, Mr', and Mrs. Louis Dixon, father in law, Mr. and Mrs. JoluinyeNfotel & Albert Posey, they enjoyed their WILL BUY self very much hope they will re- turn back home safely Mr. and YOUR USED FURNITURE AMBULANCE SERVICE Cafe Mrs. D. F. Maffett are visting OR DAY AND NIGHT their home church and children at Kayfelt Lindsey, Owner j Cherie Grove, Taylorsville, Miss. WILL TRAPE FOR IT Around The Clock Service ! they enjoyed their trip very much. AT BETTER PRICES DENTON FUNERAL Tasty Food -o- Hillbilly to neighbor: “People A Friendly Welcome are saying that your wife’s making STATE FURNITURE CO. 455 Fannin Road moonshine whiskey.” HOME and I'm ashamed Neighbor: “Yes, — 922 WOODROW WILSON AVE. DIAL 5-9631 Phone 5*5011 211 S. State W. F. of her. But with all her faults I McMurry H. L. DENTON, Prop. Jackson Mississippi j l love her still.” JACKSON ADVOCATE UP On PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Things You Should Know WEEKLY Cosmetology ARB A Member Of The Audit Bureau Circulations Meet Faculty •*' POEM Make all checks payable to the Jackson Advocate; Address, 406% North Farish Street. DOWN Phone, Office.2-1617 FARISH Phone, Society Editor. 2-1213
“In all things that are purely social we can be as separate as the STREET flhgers, but in all things that affect our mutual progress and develop- By PERCY ment we can be together as the hand.”—Booker T. Washington. GREENE FARISH STREET SATURDAY Entered as Second Class Matter in the Post Office at Jackson, NIGHT: There aint never been a Miss., July 13, 1945 under Act of Congress, March 13, 1879. time back here-lately that you could git around a crowd of Aine PERCY GREENE.Editor qnd Publisher * Haggar’s Chillun anywhere an FRANCES REED GREENE Society Editor The GRANDSON OF A NEGRO learn SLAVE, right-off what’s eating-on ’em, and most times now when I Subscription Rates: One Year $4.00. Six Months $2.50 by mail sets down to eat my fish and drink in the United States and to Service Mon overseas. anywhere Foreign, HE WAS KNOWN beer I AS*THE GOGGLE-EYED* my hears somebody come One Year Six Months $6.00. $3.50. along and listen a little while and says thats what’s the matter with SUBSCRIPTION RATES ! WAS CALLED BY AND MANY THE GREATEST us we talk too much, and with All Subscriptions Due And Payable In Advance everybody talking there’s bound to ONE YEAR SIX $4.00 MONTHS $2.50 be a lotta folks who don’t SCHOLAR OF THE NINTH talking CENTURy/hE ’xactly know what they’s talking INTERSTATE "UNITED Ire. NEWSPAPERS, 'bout, fer as I’m concerned I always The above is the likeness of Mrs. National Advertising Representatives had it figured out that anybody- R. Calmese Russell, who has been WROTE OVER BOOKS IN N- REV. a 545 Fifth Ave., New York City Murray Hill 2-5452 J20 ARABIC, JOHN R. PERKINS doing lotta talking is talking too greatly honored in that she has much when don’t know been GODS HOUSE MUST BE they much invited to serve on the faculty about what CLEANED OUT. theys talking ’bout, of the National Institute of Cos- CLUDING THE FAMOUS**KITAB AL-SUOAN WA which makes it sorta hard when metology of the National Beauty The United Fund runs cross Negro College The you something that Culturists’ League, which convenes Holy Bible says the least you shows you right-off that idea the do your in Miami, Florida and Nassau, 'l-bioan', superiority in glory op the black race over had you on the wrong track Bahama 28 Needs Your Donation Now To one of my little ones July August 12, that’s what I run cross ’bout i You have done it also unto me j my 1958. One of the efforts on behalf of educa- idea T)out folks talking too much Mrs. was a great higher THE WHITE '/he DIED AT THE AGE OF 90 / That don’t mean the Child is a Russell awarded cita- whilst I was setting, lis- tion for Negroes in the United States is the United Ne- Child of God you see. looking, tion of “Cosmetology Master” from tening, drinking beer and eat- gro College Fund, despite some recent sniping from cer- my the M. I. B. A. in the 1958 Con- ing my fish long wid all de rest tain Negro sources who appears to have lost the sense So as we mistreat Gods little ones vention, which convened in Hat- of the tribe when an old tyme Far- of under the drive for integration. We are on that downward road tiesburg, Mississippi this month. reality ish Streeter butted in when some- God is going to bring destruction Because of the facilities and ac- The raised the United Fund started to money by Negro College soon body say something ’bout commodations Calmese’s Beauty is used to help support the private and church support And Gods house must unload. us member-o-the-tribe of Haggar College and Salon have to offer, Negro Colleges, included among which, for example, is talking too much his notion S the State Board has selected this Peanut Caramel Cubes Central Methodist about the and what Tougaloo-Southern Christian College, an important enti- God is going to have a clean house matter, chang- i school as a center for holding ed mind and knocked-out ty in the rapidly developing anti expanding Jackson Ne- And his power is going to rule my my State examinations. was that he The Holy Spirit is Gods house idea, said that there Mrs. Russell is an active mem- gro Educational Community, which many see as soon Church Program And neither one of a was a whole lots worse kinda talk- that of The services at Central Meth- them is fool. ber of the 31st Avenue Baptist rivaling Atlanta, Georgia. than and when odist Church located at 500 N. Far- ing talks, talking, | Church, Vice President of the Mis- During its annual campaign the Fund drive is or- don’t know much ’bout what ish Street, Sunday will be under The HipperCrits that is in Gods you sissippi Independent Beauticians’ ganized at the local levels, with each local house » you’s talking he went community the direction of the newly appoint- ’bout, way Association, Financial Secretary of a certain amount in T)v overall national God one name ’round the corner as a lotta old assigned quota ed pastor, Reverend E. A. Mays, knows every by his the School Owners Division, and which runs into several millions of dollars. In his set time he will clean them folks do before he got to the crust, district Vice President of the M. who will use for his subject at A local has out but when he finally drove up to it I. B. A. She holds earned group been working in the current cam- 11 a.m. “Letting Oneself Off Is many And in Gods house there is no more there was no misunderstanding of and certificates from paign which is how drawing to a close, and from the j Letting Oneself Down.” For the honorary shame. what he was gitting at and schools, institutes, clinics, and col- latest reports, the group is in need of a substantial evening service the subject will be what he finally arHved at was leges. amount in order to reach its goal before the end of the “The Church And Its Foundation.” J We can hear the voice of Jesus something that might be causing Mrs. Russell is a diligent worker drive. The church school will open at Aine saying Haggars Chillun down here in and knows that it pays to keep 9:30 a.m. A. M. Rogers, general Over in Los Angeles, California, the other day, the * Come unto me and rest lie down the Old Magnolia to run up against abreast with the latest trend of church school superintendent, with president of Tilliston-Houston College, down in Texas, thy wearied a lotta pricks, specially seeing that her profession. the departmental and divisional told the Alumni Association, in expressing and opinion One lie down thy head upon my somebody a long time ago said its -o- superintendents, will be in charge. I1 held most breast hard to kick against the pricks by top thinkers, that there will still be a 1 At 5:30 p.m. all of the young peo- We come to as was need Jesus we wear- befo I forgits it, and I hope great for the Negro College, despite integration, for will meet for the ple Methodist ied w'orn and sad all of y’alls who reads it will re- still many years to come. i i’ll kt-ep your rating tops with the sandbox set when you set Alabama... Youth Fellowship. At this meet- We found in him a resting place member, that what the Old Tymer oh: ,i mid-afternoon snack like Peanut Caramel Cubes and from Page One) Donations to the United Fund are mugs will be discussed for: (Continued Negro College ing plans and he has made us glad. told me was this ... it aint the of icy cold chocolate milk. The moppets are sure to drop their toys I deductible from Income Tax. sending to and come running on the double when you call. youth representatives to; folks that don’t know much 'bout Taylor is helping further de- are the area-wide Methodist Youth In- Until we the word of We writing this in the hope that those who ! These puffed rice treats are good news, too, for summertime cooky obey God what theys talking ’bout that talks velop the training program for are ■ and makers. Peanut Caramel Cubes are not a kitchen i stitute, to be held at Dillard Uni- And respect the truth of all men too much it’s them that knows farm and home in addi- able, have intended but have not yet, will send their candy produc- !t agents, tion. Just melt the caramels and marshmallows over low heat New 28 to: This world is on a dowmward road donation at once to the local United Fund I very | versity, Orleans, July j what theys talking ’bout but jess tion to assisting with the super- Negro College and over the and toasted of pour peanuts kernels puffed rice. Press August 1, and to the re- From end to end will find sin. on and when vision -of in 35 coun- Group with at the Farish complete I keeps talking talking, Negro agents headquarters Street Branch into a greased pan and when cool, cut into cubes. organization of the fellowship. All de subjects done run out know- ties. YWCA, Prof. I. S. Sanders, chairman. Peanut Caramel Cubes make very good travelers. They pack counselors and teachers and work- We must get on the kings highway ing all he doing is spreading con- Dr. Taylor, a graduate of Tuske- ami make good at a or beach jI easily especially eating picnic party. man ers with are to be , King Jesu.^ is the right fusion. gee, has been with the Alabama Served as a cooky or a candy, they’ll make a hit with children and youth urged j He tells us all to follow me Extension Service since 1946. Prior adults on any occasion. present. Mrs. I. B. Hunt, presi- ! And lift him up before man he was a The Gold Standard Peanut Caramel Cubes dent of the Woman’s Society of' YOU TELLIN ME: Two Farish to entering extension Makes 3 dozen squares Christian Service, will meet with j Street Kats Talking T>out Water- vocational agriculture teacher. ~ I We must the w'orld i ct back
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(This Space Reserved) JACKSON ADVOCATE I Miss Ruth j is research. Research will be ex- Wallacef, State Super- Miss. from visor of Home Polio Foundation j panded where it is now, Price... Alcorn Economics Educa- Mi's. Charlotte M. Harrison, Lin- without the restriction of being Leontyne College tion and the Alcorn A. & M. Col- (Continued from Page One) wood High School, Vaughn, Miss. confined in the future to a single lege homemaking faculty assisted Mrs. Jency Ree Henderson, 938 To Arthritis disease. Professional education al- performances, Miss Price made her in making the Fight HostToHome program meaning- W. Pearl St., Jackson, Miss. New York—A that will so will be expanded to cover train- debut at the Royal Opera House program ful, instructional, and beneficial to Mrs. Pauline G. Jordan, Canton a scientific assault on ma- ing of personnel both for research Wednesday night, singing, “Aida” those who permit Economic attended. Negro High School, Canton, Miss. jor health problems of the nation, and patient care in all areas of in the Verdi opera of the same Emphasis was placed on the var- Mrs. Isabelle L. Knight, Mag- with arthritis and birth defects as activity.” name. She paired with Regina Res- ; ious methods and techniques of nolia High School, Moss Point, initial new targets, was announced Freedom to follow nik, Metropolitan opera soprano, research Workshop teaching home economics with Miss. this week by the National Founda- clues wherever lead will be in the leading feminine roles, Miss they special help through audio-visual Mrs. I>aveme tion for Infantile combined with Resnik taking the part of “Amt- Twenty seven in service home Young Lindsey, Paralysis. necessary limita- aid. economics teachers .came to the Movies showing how to set Holmes County Training School, Basil O’Connor, president of the i tions on patient aid in the ris”. There were cheers through- begin- up a home economic Miss. organization that made possible j ning, Mr. O’Connor out, but the audience stood up campus Sunday, July 13, 1963, to laboratory, Lexington, explained. additional and after spend a week in a giving techniques in the Miss Florence McGhee, Route 2, the Salk polio vaccine, outlined its The limitations result from shouting applauding long busy workshop j the and of Box Miss. broad new of future at-! the lights went up at the end. undei* the direction of Mrs. E. P. organization presentation 221, Tchula, program enormity of the patient care prob- material were highlights of the Mrs. B. Tunica tack on disease and disability at lem: Both singers wept at the reception Price, itinerant teacher-trainer, Al- Ruby Melchor, j At least 11,000,000 persons and at the bravos that corn workshop program. High Miss. a press conference in New York have arthritis greeted A & M. College. School, Tunica, j and rheumatism' President on 22). Miss Resnik, a kiss for Miss Priee Boyd welcomed the Mrs. Janie Middleton, Bowman Tuesday (July 250.000 children are born with The was a 36 hour workshop to the While carrying on the winning when they took a final bow togeth- group college and gave evi- High School, Vicksburg, Miss. significant birth defects each year professional improvement course— fight the National er. Miss Price who sang Bess here dence to his desire to make the Mrs. Daisy J. Mullen, Rowan against polio, (excluding birth injuries); an esti- July 14th-19th. The purposes as it now will he in the folk opera “Porgy and facilities of the college available Junior High School, Jackson, Miss. Foundation, mated 150,000 persons who ha«/e were as follows: at all know, will continue its history- had Bess” said her reception at Lon- times, for the use o* teachers, Mrs. Nerissa Norman, Mound paralytic polio still will re- A. To research don’s Stoll Theater in that role give teachers opportunities research and Mound making virus program some assistance in i workers, students, Bayou Attendance Center, quire the years to renew vocational license. and investigations of disorders of ahead. was an entirely different type of the general public in those areas Bayou, Miss. and sensation. There are more than a B. To for of human the central nervous system, It is planned to offer patient provide opportunity attempt which make for Mrs. Catherine Barnes Norris, will add research and patient aid thousand miles and more than a professional improvement. a greater and a aid at first onjy to arthritis pa- Mississippi grand- Issaquena County Training School, in arthritis and birth defects few years between the Stoll Thear- j er American (con- | tients through 18 years of age an i C. To help teachers enrich and commonwealth. Mayersville, Miss. malformations), Mr. O’Con- er and the Royal Opera House.” were from Mrs. Vera genital j to children suffering from malfor- improve the homemaking program. Ihey Alcorn County B. Oatis, 1406 Rowan nor said. She said. This is something spec- to mations of the central nervous the Sea. A list of the teachers Ave., Columbia, Miss. The will be! ial and it means that work I did expanded program system also through age 18, he in attendance follows: Mrs. Thelma M. Owens, Yazoo since 1952 was well worthwhile. financed through the traditional said. Some 16,000 childhood arthi- Freeport Announces Mrs. Ruby S. Bridges, Smith City Training School, Yazoo City, March of Dimes conducted each It’s like being on cloud 16. It ritis sufferers can be expected to | County Training School, Tayloi's- Miss. volunteers in 3,100 was overwhelming physically as $100 Million Sale January by seek treatment each year and abcut | ville, Miss. Mrs. Roberta M. Petty, Morgan county chapters across the coun- well as emotionally, for me when 8.000 patients annually have birth New York. — Mrs. Pearl Brown Ed- City High School, Morgan City, audience me as Freeport Sulphur Baker, try. defects of the accepted well. the central nervous sys- has sold its interest in wards Junior High School, Ed- Miss. Mr. O’Connor said: Miss Price recently made her de- Company (| tem that are treatable. Among wards, Miss. Mrs. Bernice A. but made her debut in “Aida” at the Lake Washington field of Phillips, Harper “This is our concept for the fu- these conditions are: spina bifida La. to Mrs. Allene Demby Cain, Utica Vocational High School, Menden- ture: The of an or- the Virnna State Opera House. Plaquemines Parish, Mag- development (open spine), encephalocele (open Institute Junior Miss. ft __ nolia Petroleum Co. for $100 mil- College, Utica, hal. ganized voluntary force in the skull) and hydrocephalus (water ! * WHO NEEDS EYEGLASSES lx GOT THE WHOLE lion. Miss. Mrs. Rosa Ransom Nero, Sam fields of medical research, patient on the brain). Langborne M. Williams, presi- Mrs. Gwendolyn deMark, M. F. Balkin High School, Schlater, Miss. care and professional education, To a broad in : shape program pa WINDSHtELP MY Nichols Miss B. 440 E. Di- new GROUND TO PRESCRIPTION/' dent of Sulphur, said that High School, Biloxi, Miss. Mamie Riley, flexible enough to meet health tient aid in arthritis and birth de- Polio... Freeport a of the has been Mrs. Roberta Green Denham, vision St., Biloxi, Miss. problems as they arise, with spe- fects, much must be learned about (Continued from Page One) part payment made and a will be from the McIntyre Junior High School, Mrs. Annie P. Taylor, Liddell cific goals initially. precise numbers of patients, the part of new YMCA, NEA, and PTA. sale of a reserved Vicksburg, Miss. High School, Fayette, Miss. “The heart the program j number and quality of existing fa- production pay- Before joining the staff of the ment. He said the be- Miss Lela V. Emmons, Balkin Mrs. Johnnie Pearl Young, Brink- | cilities and the availability of qual- j company | National Foundation, Mr. Venezuelan Sun i Vocational High Jackson, Miss. ified personnel, the National Foun- Ethridge lieves that after taxes the net to School, Schlater, ley High School, j was a supervisor of instruction in Texas Raises Shop and Save dation president said. Adds Two Freeport will be $73,750,000. the Mobile Public Schools. He has Wells “Our objective in patient cave' Completion of the sale is ex- FOX FURNITURE CO. been a high school teacher and an ■ to made 1. is to continue the polio job until j Oil Allowable Philadelphia—Two more wells pected be by October elementary school in the THE ALTERATION CENTER 410 NORTH FARISH ST. ! it is he principal have been as The properties being purchased finished,” explained. “We , completed significant same system. He is a veteran of Austin — A total of Telephone 2-5463 have a moral obligation to do this eleven pro- oil producers in Venezuela’s oil rich by Magnolia, an affiliate of So- ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS. ONE DAY SERVICE World War II with service in the and the American us ducing days has been set by the Lake Maracaibo the Venezuelan cony Mobil Oil consists ZIPPERS REPAIRED people expect ; by Co., Inc., AND REPLACED See Us For Army Air Corps and the Medical Texas Railroad Commission for the ! to recognize this responsibility. Sun Oil Company, Venezuelan At- of interests varying from 10 per WE ALSO MAKE CLOTHES TO MEASURE. Modern Dinnette Seta Corps. month of in an 1 We shall begin patient care in ar- August resulting lantic Refining Company and Tex- cent to 50 percent in about 58,000 | Todd The ; thritis and birth defects, first, He is a graduate of Allen Insti- j increase of 328,185 barrels daily aco Seaboard Inc. group. acres in Plaquemines parish. The i Tailor, Mgr. tute of in A Well Trained Designer. 20 Years Experience. Come In Today where it will do the most good and, Mobile, Ala., Stillman Jun- j permissible production. According to Ted C. Stauffer, transaction involves 90 oil wells, on ior 1 1 second, a scale commensurate ! College of Tuscaloosa, Ala., j The new quotas places daily president of Venezuelan Sun, the and six gas producers. with the : Howard i * * public’s willingness to fi- University, Washington, average allowables at 2,978,458 j operator, the two wells, both dual -o- nance it.” D. and the THE ALTERATION CENTER j C., University of Cin- barrels daily. : producers, bring to 12 the number LOANS N. Farish St. Dial 2-8064 i While it is not planned initially cinnati, Cincinnati, Dhio. Companies requesting 11 produc- of wells completed on the group’s Mica 119!j (Upstairs) to Big Deposit Arranged provide patient qid for children ing days included Gulf, Indiana concession in Lake Maracaibo’s born each year with New Plant ON TOUR congenitally the health field and careful assess, Oil Purchasing, Sinclair and Cities ; Block No. 1. Both were completed Supplies caused mental retardation, Mr. ment of the of the Na- Service. in the multiple Eocene horizons strengths Skokie, 111.—Full of Signature O’Connor said, the research and tested on choke. A “dual production pro- tional Foundation that could he ap- Ten producing days were asked 94” of the ! flake mica from thel largest known 1 ON TOUR gram National Foundation plied to other Confer- by Phillips, Continental, Sun and producer” normally taps separate problems. source of raw material in the coun-1 may offer new hope in oil at Summer On Furniture prevention ences were held with medical, civic I Shell. pools varying depths. Special and treatment of this of the ; try was started this month by In- problem. and governmental leaders, as well Requests for 12 days came from SVS No. 14, the larger ON TOUR ternational & The new program was adopted two new tested bar- Minerals Chemical as representatives of National ; Humble, Texas and Magnolia while wells, 3,936 Real Estate after five years of rels of oil from the ! Corp. unprecedented Foundation chapters from all re- Standard of Texas requested 13 per day upper of areas of With of an investigation need ir. of the and Atlantic 14. completion expansion On Your Car gions country. nays j 1 program to provide additional ‘‘As an organized force for j Gulf told the commission that it 1‘hillips said it would need 8,000 grinding capacity, the company's medical research, patient care and would have 17,000 barrels to sell barrels daily and Phillips 6 to 8,000 For Sale Reasonable plant on Davy Crockett Lake near TOWER LOAN professional education, we have on an 11 day pattern but most barrels daily. Greeneville, Tenn., has jumped pro- Your Watches Good Remington chosen the broadest program of other purchasers said they would Jake L. Hamon, representing a Bring Typewriter duction from a all,” Mr. O’Connor concluded. have inadequate oil even with the number of independents, compli- ! pilot plant stage of 24 tons to full of 120 to TREBOTICH! BROKERS $37..>0 Albert Schaffer, “Through it, we hope that infan- i number of days requested. mented the commission on its al- capacity tons a tile one be con- On an 11 Indiana lowable the day, according to Norman 117 S. paralysis day may day pattern, procedures during past All work State Phone 3-4971 113 West Church Street. J. Dunbeck, IMC vice in guaranteed! sidered only a fortunate begin- said it would have to buy 10 to several months and asked that a president ! $2.00 ning.” 115 thousand barrels daily while maximum of 11 days be set. charge of the industrial minerals [Regular QO_ division. *©C "" 1 ■ fancy Crystals.. .11 i —_I Regular $3.75 T 88 zone and 4,530 barrels daily from Dome Crystals.. ■ g£;; * W the lower horizon. 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