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SOCIETY SLANTS
The Alpha Kappa Alpha So
rority entertained their many
friends with a Yuletide Tea
party, Sunday afternoon from
4 to 6 p.m. at the Branch Y.W.
CA.
This is the sorority’s method
of expressing appreciation to
the public for tWir support of
their projects and programs
during the year.
Former Jacksonians now mak
ing their home in Los Angeles,
Calif., Mrs. Sarah Lee and
daughter, Mrs. Margaret Wil
liams, have returned home af
ter a visit here with relatives.
There will be a baby contest
at the Central Methodist Church
December 8, 1968, among the
babies in the contest is little
5-months-old A1 Jerome Brown,
the/ son of Mrs. Daisy Brown,
th% secretary of the Jackson Ad
vocate.
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' MOSS NEWS 1
The City Wide Usher Board
of the Moss area met with the
New Hopewell M. B. Church,
Moss, Mississippi, November 24,
1963. Time 6:15 p.m. Prayer
services was conducted by Mr.
Wheeler and Mr. Bayler. After
the prayer services, president
Barlow took the chair. After
his brief introductory the wel
come address from the hostess
church. Then the program be
gan, six churches were present
ed and had a part in making
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Mrs. Eugenia Ginn spent the
'Thanksgiving holidays in Bilo
xi, Miss, with her sister, Mrs.
Lillene Washington. .
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Hampton
of the Knoxo Community and
Mr. Webster Hampton and
family of Amite La. were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Lewis Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Langford Dean and
family spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Dexter
family and Mrs. Sara B. Dean’s
family. >
Mrs. Fannie Powell spent last
week at Hazlehurst visiting her
sister and Nephew, Mrs. Chris
tine Haynes and Mr. Thomas
Wiggins who are on the sick
list.
Mrs. Francis Washington,
Sara B. Dean and Georgia
Smith and Mr. A. L. M. Ginn
attended the funeral services of
Mrs. Chas. Hill at McComb last
Wednesday.
Mr. Dewitt L. Ginn of Ash
land, Miss. and daughters
the program.
Visitors from the Jones Coun
ty area who also took part in the
program. Prayer for the ush
ers and sick and shut-ins, Rev.
Keller, matrons noted. Finance
committee in charge, amount of
finance raised $38.00.
The next meeting will be the
6th annual session to be held
with the Pleasant Grove M. B.
church, we are extending to oth
ers and Presidents and their
area to come and let’s make this
a high night also to take part
in the program. President Mr.
Daniel Barlow, Mrs. Ethel Clay
ton, secretary, and Mr. Eza
Pruitt, reporter.
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Fashion Hints for the Hostess
The hostess with the mostest is not only the one who serves
the most delicious dinners and makes sure her guests have a
delightful time, but also the one who looks prettiest at her
own parties. c
The hostess who wears this pretty
paisley mohair and wool knit from
David Crystal is sure to attract ad
miring comments fromf her guests —
especially if she wears under it the
proper foundation garments for
the fashion and her figure.
In the midst of planning
menus and table arrangements
and seeing that your house is in
order, don’t overlook personal
Planning: how you’ll style your
air, what dress you will wear
and the accessories to go with it.
How attractive you look — at
your own parties and elsewhere
— depends upon your face, your
fashions, your figure. One
shouldn’t wait until the last
moment before any special oc
casion to find out if a new make
up is becoming, or if a new
dress fits to perfection.
Make sure in advance that
the new makeup goes on
smoothly; that the dress fits;
that you have the proper foun
dations to shape a fine figure.
This season’s daytime fash
. ions are casual, but for evening
they’re elegant. If your party is
to be an elaborate one at which
you’ll wear a figure-following
crepe or sheer wool hostess
gown consider a corselet as
your snapemaker. The one-piece
foundation is ideal underline
for any dress — long or short —
that fits close to the figure, for
it absolutely bans bulges!
For a dress with a full skirt,
a bra-1 ette is a good choice, for
it contours the bustline, mini
mizes the midriff, smooths just
the upper curve of the hipline.
For shift styles, and the nu
merous new dresses that drape
gracefully from an Empire
waistline, wear a softly shaping
brassiere and a pantie girdle or
firdle with firm hip control.
hifts and Empire styles, even
though not closely fitted, appear
smartest over controlled curves.
Naturally it's wise to select
foundations along with outer
fashions to insure perfect fit.
This is particularly true of spe
cial-occasion clothes in which
you want to look your very best!
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Misses Doris Olevia and May
Nell of Jackson spent the
Thanksgiving holidays at home.
Miss Idalia and Mr. W. J. M.
Ginn, Mr. A. L. M. Ginn and
wife, Mr. Seth Ginn Jr. and
family; Mr. Dewitt L. Ginn and
family motored to Summit
Thanksgiving and enjoyed a
family get togther in the hospi
tiable home of the Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Waterman. A very
delicious Turkey Dinner with
all the trimming was enjoyed
by all. They were met there by
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Nichols and
daughter Loretta of Jackson
Miss.
Mrs. N. F. Foriest and Seth
Ginn Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Seth
Ginn Jr. and family visited Mrs.
Lillene Washington at Biloxi
last Sunday. Mrs. Eugenia Ginn
returned with them.
Mr. M. S. Kaigler and family
were visitors here for the week
end.
Regular monthly services were
held at the Tylertown First
Baptist Church Sunday Dec.
1st with Sunday School at 9:45
by Supt. Wallace Allen, 11:00
Sermon by pastor Rev. J. L.
Pittman from Phil. 2:5. Theme:
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1 YWCA News
Studio Recital
Sunday, December 8, 3 P.M.
The Music and Ballet Classes
of the Branch Y.W.C.A. will hold
their Studio Recital on Sunday,
December 8, at 3 p.m. All par
ents and friends are invited to
be present.
Hanging Of The Greens And
World Fellowship Program Held
Amid greenery, flags and
posters of other countries the
Branch YWCA held its Annual
Hanging of the Greens on Sun
day, December 1, at 4 p.m.
Mrs. M. P. Higgins, World
Fellowship chairman, presided
over the impressive program.
The guest speaker was Mrs.
0. M. Tatum, an instructor at
Jackson State College. She
spoke and showed slides of
Scandinavia. Others taking part
on the program were: Mrs. H.
M. Thompson, Mrs. Ruby Bry
ant, Mrs. J. Pace, Mrs. A. K.
Ward, Miss Tensia Jackson,
Mrs. L. B. Jones and all other
persons present who sang so
beautifully the t r a d i tional
Christmas Carols.
The World Fellowship offer
ing amounted to $62.00 toward
our goal of $100.00.
We are asking all members
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Have a Mind Like Christ. It
was very persuasive for Christ
ians 6:30 service sermon by
Pastod was from Airtos 4:12c.
Prepare to meet Thy God.” A
Consecration service followed
that was very impressive.
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There will be an old and new
Fellowship Revival at Holy Hill
Church of God in Christ, Dec.
29-Jan. 4, 1964. All Churches
and pastors are invited to attend
Rev. S. O. Quin pastor.
There will be a plate Dinner
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Simmons Sunday Dec.
8th beginning at 11:00 A. M.
until, plate 50c. Given for the
Gospel Chorus.
Sick list Mr. and Mrs. Geo
rge Andrews, Mrs. Violo Wil
liams, Mr. Otto Lbndy recup
erating are Mrs. Anna L. Cap
tain and Mrs. Hattie Sidney.
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THE TWO NEGRO 4-H Club state winners in adult leader
ship were presented plaques at the annual Negro 4-H Club
Round-Up in Jackson, November 21-22. Pictured (from the left)
were Eloise Davis, Holmes County 4-H Club member, presenting
a plaque to Areola Foster, Copiah County adult leader; while
looking on were Roosevelt Catchings of Hinds County, adult
Reader who received his plaque from Willie F. Marsalis, Pike
County 4-H’er and a student at Alcorn A. & M. College. (Exten
sion Service Photo)
MISSISSIPPI’S TOP NEGRO 4-H Club members for 1963,
honored November 21-22 at the annual Negro 4-H Club Round
Up in Jackson are (from the left) Brown Marks of Pike County
and Delois Loren Hollowell of Marshall County, both achieve
ment project winners; Nellie Louise Foster of Copiah County and
Herman Weaver of Washington County, state winners in junior
leadership. More than 150 state and district project record cham
pions were honored in Jackson. (Extension Service Photo)
who did not attend to please
send in their contribution for
World Fellowship.
Membership Time
At Your Y. W. C. A.
We are urging all persons
who are not members and all
delinquent members to please
pay your membership fee by
December 12, 1963.
Persons joining this week are:
Mrs. Thelma McCullough, Mrs.
Mamie Lee Willis, Mrs. Deborah
Crowley, Mrs. Gladys King, Mrs.
Dovie Casher, Mrs. Elizabeth
White, Mrs. Louvenia Williams
and Miss Christine Bell. Y
Teens are: Brenda F. White and
Lorene Collins. We have a list
of names posted whose member
ships are now due. Please come
by the Y.W.C.A. and cheek the
board for your name or a friend
you can collect from.
Holiday Schedule
Dec. 8, 3 p.m. Piano Music
and Ballet Recital.
Dec. 9, Dinner for Ushers of
New Strangers Home Church.
Dec. 10, 5 p.m. Committee on
Administration.
Dec. 14, 6 p.m. Y-Teen Din
ner.
Dec. 15, 4:30 p.m. Wedding
Reception.
Dec. 17, 7 p.m. Sewing Class
Party.
Dec. 19, 3 p.m. Avon Meeting.
Dec. 19, 6 p.m. Typing Party.
Dec. 20, 3 p.m. Y-Teen Christ
mas Tree for Needy Children.
Dec. 20, 4 to 6 p.m. Y-Teen
Canteen.
Dec. 21, 10 a.m to 12 noon,
f"1 ...
Music and Ballet Classes Christ
mas Party.
Dec. 23-28, Christmas Holi
days.
Persons paying on the Build
ing Fund were: Mrs. Leonia
Anderson and Miss Annabelle
Richards.
Sale Of Holiday Gifts
At The YWCA
The Y.W.C.A. Jewelry Class
at the Y.W.C.A. has on sale
several items for holiday gifts
at a very reasonable cost.
Support your Y.W.C.A. A
United Givers Agency.
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SITE OF TRAGEDY ... Hundreds of wooden crosses wait to be
placed over mass grave of those who died in October Yajont Dam
disaster. The victims were buried within sight of where flood
waters rolled over them.
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The City Wide Usher Board
of the Pachuta area met with
the John Baptist Church, Bar
nett, Mississippi, December 1,
1963. Time 6 p.m. The meeting
was called to order by the
chairman of the devotion com
mittee Sister Eva Graham. Af
ter the devotion president Corn
best took the chair. Afte/ his
brief introductory, the welcome
from the hostess church. Then
the meeting was over to the
vice president Mr. Bender, who
presided over the meeting. All
churches were present and had
a part in the making of the
program.
Visitors from the Quitman
area. Short sermon by Rev. T.
J. Barnett, Solo, Mrs. Caroline
Arington, prayer for the sick
and shut-ins, Ushers, Rev. Bes
ter, matrons noted. Ministers
presented Rev. Barnett, and Rev.
Bester. Finance committee in
charge, amount of fnance rais
ed 450.00. The next meeting will
be held with the St. Mary Ch.,
Shubuta, Mississippi, January 5,
1964. Time 6 p.m. The next
mass meeting will be held with
the Chapel Hill church, Pachuta,
Miss., Friday night before the
first Sunday in January. There
will be Turkey supper served on
that night and all ushers are
asked to be present and bring
their gifts and let us have a
joyful time a Happy Year. The
public is cordially invited to
come and share in this supper.
Mr. C. C. Combest, president,
Mr. Mottie Beneder vice presi
dent, Mrs. Sarah Jordan, sec
retary, Mrs. Mary Bender and
Mrs. Carrie Combest, matrons.
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