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PANTHERS ALEXANDER STAFF Editor-in-Chief-Dorothy Sander* Assistant Editor..Johnie M. Thcma* General News Editor_Evelyn Adams Styles Editor-Bessena Cool Secretary -Irma Pearl Alexatidei Business Manager Frances Ann Bowmai Published and Edited by students of Alexander School, Erookhaven, Mississippi General News All of the students of the school are supposed to get their reporl cards Wednesday afternoon. We think everyone has made success ful marks on their semester exam inations. All of the students are working towrard the building of a gymnas ium on our campus. We expect tc start building on it in about a month. Although the rain prevented us from having the game Friday night, some of the students had a very enjoyable time at the social We are planning on going to Hat tisburg to play basket ball. The game is supposed to be Friday night The senior girls are missing theii only boy, W. M. Cain, who has the chicken pox. We wish for him z speedy recovery. Who’s Who At Alexander Smartest persons according tc grades: 12th, Marie Brown! 11th Lula M. Hoker; 10th, Hazel Mar tin; 9th, Luther Bracey; 8th, Doro thy Sanders; 7th, Eutus Smith. Laziest persons on campus: Haze Sartin, Mary Jacobs, George Evans Herbert Porter, Marilda Markham Clarence Johnson. * Fattest persons on campus: Rufu: Lyons, Bertha Cooper, Ruby Pat terson, Johnie Gilmore. Best dressed girls on campus Bessena Cook. Ann Cook, Catherine Davis, Deatrice Collins, Lorraine Watkins, Sarah Dow. Best dressed boys on campus R. C. Hicks, James Newton, Johnny Gilmore, John H. Sims. Styles Styles we admire: John Henry’, drapes, Clara T. Crossley’s red dress Juanita Adams purple sweater, Mil dred’s hairdo, Lena Johnson’s rec sloppy Joe, Hazle Sartin and Win nie Bell's hairdoes. Campus Talk Here’s the latest news from the heps cats on Station ALTX . . FLASH! f. . Dorothy Brothering loves Hermar Diggs. Bert Lillian Robersor caught him on her line. Juanite Adams doesn't worry about the A1 exander Hi. hepcats as long as there soldiers and sailors in the Armj and Navy. Catherine Davis is cute says John Henry. She is the cutesi We Satisfy Hungry People Good Food at Economical Prices! Generous Portion, Friendlj Atmosphere. We can easilj satisfy the biggest of appe tites, because the prices ar» so small. Dial 4-9271. COME IN We Sell War Stamps SHEPHERD’S KITCHENETTE 604 North Farish Street Jackson. Miss. VISIT THE Thee-Way Inn Cafe and Hotel Good Food, Comfortable Rooms Gas Heat, Pooll Room Beauty Shop Expert Beauty Service by Trained Operators Grocery & Marke Staple and Fancy Groceries Quality Meats Phone 223-W Ernest Washington, Prop; 22 E. Railroad Ave. Ilazlehurst, Miss. f * i girl on this side of the Mason Dixon line. Rose Mary Roberson and Henry Gray are building their stairway to the sky. Irma Pearl is getting famous with the sopho more cats, especially Herbert Por ter. What would happen if Lena Johnson would stop hearing from Sgt. A. J. Cooks and let him write Clara T. Crossley a few letters? We think Lena Johnson lias the best go although she hasn't seen him but once. Mae Riddles don’t seem to get around much since she faded out of Duce’s picture. Wake up Bessena, talking to him won’t do any good now—Gladys has him under her control. “As long as you’re not in love with any one else, why don’t you fall in love with me’’ says Jessie Walker to Johnny Gilmore. W. L. Ray is going girl crazy, isn't he Emma Robinson? Wake up Gertrude, Reed is coming on with Hattie Morgan. Mary Collins seems to be rocking the dreamboat of Moon Diggs, won der what’s Marne Ellis’ and Melba’s story? Mary Newton says, “Let him go and God bless him’’ and Laura Mae can have him, cause she has found her somebody new. Emma D. Bryant seems to be get ting on sometime with her soldier. Why is it that we don’t hear Ma rie Brown and Ann Cook talking about Michael and Dixie any more? Pauline Markham has been whist ling “Blues In the Air” since Dud left. Elois Berry and Ethel Mitch ell are really on the ball. Alma Richardson requests that her friends stop worrying about her because “she'll get by.” Why is it that all the boys have stopped talking to their girl friends at noon since they heard the announcement? FOUR ACTORS KNEW FILM’S AUTHORESS HOLLYWOOD.—A fourth mem ber of Paramount's “Frenchman’s Creek” location troupe has been found who knew author Daphne du Maurier when she was a child. He is Charles Coleman, the footman of the story, who added his reminis censes to those of Basil Rathbone, Sir Cedric Hardwicke and Nigel Bruce, all of whom knew the du ; Maurier family. Tattling Tess— Since Earl Frank King appeared on the scene, Dorothy Jefferson's life seems to be complete, there’s no room at all for James Tompson, maybe that’s why he was looking so sad Sunday. Fess up Bessie Mae Jones, who are you in love with. Clarence Tay lor or Ned Washington? Tomizene Haygood and J. T. are really in the groove while C. L. j Love is away, better slow down Tomizene, C. L. will be back you know. What has happened to Willie Ree and C. W. Wren, do you suppose Willie Ree has decided to get a boyfriend who has enough pride to have money enough to at least take her in the dance on Sundays? A cute hepcat out west Jackson is trying to cut in on C. W. We have at last found out who James Cheaten loves—her name is Minnie Ruth Butler. Is it Harry Cobbs or William Ar nold, Mary Ann London? Edna Buckner and Peter Man are getting on some time, wonder whats' Paul Taylor’s story. Cute Couples of the Week: Geneva Jenkins and Len Roe buck. Clairessa Washington and L. Sparkman. Carrie Mae Brown and Ruby Hart. Annie Sparkman and Willie Golden. Mattie Atkinson and Tommy Jackson. Haggie Nickols and Mose Thigpen. Lela Mae Por The Bonds You Buy Today Will Means Bombs For Tokyo Tomorrow McMURRY FURNITURE CO. A COMPLETE LINE OF FURNITURE 222 N. Farish St. Jackson, Miss. ON DISPLAY Imported Fabrics FROM THE Leonard Custom Tailors Co. JAS. L. OLIVER, Dealer AT THE MIMS CLEANERS 406 N. Farish St. Dial 4-9261 406 N. FARISH ST. JACKSON, MISS. T H I $ LOANS ON Diamonds—W atches—Radios x Typewriters—Men’s Clothing Guns—Etc. ON Sale Unredemed Clothing—Watches Guns—Radios—J e welry Rufus Loan Co. PAWN BROKERS COR. FARISH AND GRIFFITH STS. JACKSON, MISS. DINE j —AND— DANCE For An Evening of PLEASURE Drive Oat To PERCY SIMPSON’S PLACE t Good Food—Dancing l> Visit Oar Grocery and Market LOCATED ON JAMES HILL STREET VIRDEN ADDITION PHONE 4-5154 ~ .. JACKSON, MISS. ter and James Garrett, Christell Jenkins and Jesse Miles. Lucile Porter and Henry Nelson. Eddie Mae Fisher and Dave Dew, and Lillian Taylor and Mark Tarvin. What’s up, Christine Dozier has condescended to come out to the Skating Rink, she and other chicks from -T. C. Don't tell us that they are about to find out that practi cally the same groups who go to the T. C. dances goes to the Skating Rink too, that is, when they can get the 45c. Mary Lou Sampson is strictly a money woman, she goes around playing Lady Bountiful . . . It seemed to have done Albert Hart a lot of good to let a certain chick buy his ticket for the dance two Sundays ago. However, he wasn’t fooling- us much, we thing that maybe he gave Alvena the money to buy both her’s and his ticket. Willie and Mary Bass started out on the wrong foot Sunday, she bought her ticket and he bought his for the dance, but love like their’s can’t withstand the sweet hot music as was played Sunday by the or chestra, augmented by the super dupper sax playing Babe Ruth, and The Bonds You Buy Today Will Means Bombs For Tokyo Tomorrow THOMAS Great M Store WE OUTFIT THE ENTIRE FAMILY 118-120 N. Farish St. Jackson, Miss. After You Have Tried the “Rest” The Jefferson Way Is “Best” We invite you to visit MODERNE BEAUTY SCHOOL AND SHOPPE 135 N. Farish St. Trained Expert Operators to serve you Hair Styling A Specialty Learn Beauty Culture the Jefferson Way Night and Day Classes Taught Owned and Operated by T. C. JEFFERSON -’ — AVJ.IC/XJ before the evening was half over | they were dancing together. Wonder if the soldier has erased ail memory of. Baby Ruth from Mar garet Jones' heart? What, with having to write letters to Gene Wright and Bevelry Robin son, we expect Marine Johnny Jones has his hands full . . Don’t forget Dance Sunday after noon 4:00 o’clock at the Skating Rink. Patronize our Advertisers. j- - LET S ALL BACK THE ATTACK BUY THAT EXTRA BOND TODAY 134 Tire & Battery Service Station GAS — OIL — SERVICE 1111 Terry Road Phone 3-1134 Jackson, Miss. W»«V*Wm« •«*#% #V# mVV# ♦♦ WHAT WILL YOU HAVE? Breakfast Dinner Lunch At Every Meal We Have Just What You Want— Prepared By A Chef Cook. Sandwiches - Cold Drinks Beer BLACKSTONE CAFE \ . J. SUMMERS, Prop. 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