The Mississippi enterprise., January 11, 1947, Page 3, Image 3

About The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current

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[ADQUARTERS FOR...
"HARD TO GET" ITEMS
Hardware, Paint, New Combat Boots,
Used Work Shoes, Mackinaws, Wash
boards, Horse Collars, Khaki Trousers,
Work Pants, Work Shirts, Blankets, Towels,
Soap, Coveralls.
CENTRAL MERCANTILE
COMPANY
f. FARISH PHONE 3-8110 JACKSON, MISS.
ON DISPLAY I
IMPORTED FABRICS \
from the I
Leonard Custom Tailors Co. f
^ JAS. L. OLIVER, Dealer I
at the I
| Farish St, Supply and Smoke Shop |
^ 613 N. Farish St. Dial 4-9296 Jackson, Miss. |
James L. Oliver, Mgr. & Owner I
I Visit—
Chinn’s Grocery Store
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES—VEGETABLES
FRUITS—COLD DRINKS—TOBACCO—CANDIES
MEATS—POULTRY
101 NOEL JACKSON, MISS. PHONE 2-3480
For An Evening of Pleasure, Visit
BARRANCO BILLIARD PARLOR
921 Lynch Street,
Jackson, Mississippi
YOU WILL MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE!
BILLIARDS - DOMINO
,
COLD BEER
THE BEST AND THE COLDEST IN TOWN
Joe Barranco, Prop.
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\ LOANS... LOANS
★ PERSONAL ★ AUTOMOBILE
:k FURNITURE ★ COLLATERAL
Tillman Finance Company
j BROKERS
130 South Farish St. Dial 3-5285
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“THE TOPS IN DRY CLEANING”
Send Your Cleaning To
MODERN CLEANERS
I MRS. GLADYS TOPP, Prop.
| 1114 Lynch Street Phone 4-9328 ||
El MOROCO
NOW OPENED FOR BUSINESS
The management requests all of Jackson's
and Mississippi's Fun-Lovers to come out and
See the most beautiful club South.
MAYES AND PATTON STREETS
VIRDEN ADDITION ) JACKSON, MISS. ,
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Tattling Tew—
TATTLING TESS TELLS. . . .
Still the weather has prevented
us from getting around to see some
thing or hear something to tattle
about. . .but you readers just be
patient and we are sure before long
we will be bringing you plenty of
newsy news about all the really
hepped cats and booted chicks. . .
Wo still wish to remind you that
you can SKATE AT THE RINK
every Sunday and just as soon as
we can get our gas meter in. the
place will be opened every after
noon for dancing and skating. . .
Our regular Club Meeting will
be held Sunday beginning at 3
p. m. So come on out and lets
have some fun. . .
A word to the Georgetown boys.
RECAPPING TIRES OUR SPECIALTY
Kerr Tire And Rubber Co.
Formerly the National Recap Shop
Our Service Is Expert and Speedy
NEW TIRES
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS OF
GILLETTE AND
HOOD TIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES
OTHER AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
Cor. Woodrow Wilson and Bailey Ave.
Phone 3-3851 Jackson 117, Miss.
VISIT- ~
The Travelers’s Home
CLEAN— COMFORTABLE ROOMS
HOT AND COLD WATER
Phone 4-4646
JOE CATCHINGS, Prop.
Phone [phone] N. Mill St.
DUCK’S CAFE
MARY G. NICHOLSON, Prop.
SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS
Ice Cream - Beer - Soft Drinks
AT ALL TIMES
REGULAR MEALS
Breakast—Dinner—Short Orders
Bar-B-Q Ribs
I. F. GROSS, Manager
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Visit Your Neighborhood
Grocery Store and Market
We Have A Complete Line of Fancy
Stape Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Quality Meats
PERCY SIMPSON’S PLACE
Located on James Hill Street—Virden Addition
Phone 4-5154 Jackson, Miss.
CARR FRIENDLY GROCERY
AND MARKET
STOP IN - YOU ARE WELCOME
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RICHARD CARR, Prep.
MRS. ETHEL CARR, Mgr.
Jackson, Mississippi
Dial 44340
wo appreciate your presence and
the purpose of the SKATING RINK
is to provide a place wher young
people can eet and enjoy them
selves in a clean wholesome way
. . .Most of you have no idea what
is meant by clean wholesome fun.
so we are asking that unless you \
intend to come to the SKATING a
RINK and act decent, we would j
rather you didn’t come at all. . . . \
this goes for everyone of you who t
persist in raising hell and making r
a general nuiance of yourself. ... I
this statement is issued by the own
er of the Skating Rink. . .so you 1
will get hepped and realize we c
just aren’t going out any more for
the jives you’ve been putting down I
I
J. D. Hollis says Annie Ruth s
McGee is just what the doctor ord
ered for him. c
Lamar Griffin says that his main 1
dhick is Eather Grace Kimble and
he doesn’t care who knows it. t
Arthur Green and Helen Cole- £
man don’t get around together much I
any more, whats up kids? is
Otha Berry is all out for a chick '1
who lives at 810 Salem Ave.. and
we mean all out. . . *
p~ iu« •_• • 1. i . 4. r
juilipjii UIIIV.A. Ildr» jump- i
ed herself into being a Mrs.If
yes its Harry and they really seem (
to be all out for each other. . .Won- £
der if she'll still be the jumpin
champion at the Rink, or settle (
down to be a housewife? f
Sam Pickens says that a certain 1
chick on Sidway is much fine and 1
he’s very much interested in her.
Leana Williams your friends want
to know just which one of those
boys you really like, Myles’ or
Henry Taylor?
Seems that Gladys Harris has
gone sour on all her boyfriends.
There seems to be something, or
somebody very interesting to Og
eous Lewis and Simon Smith out
on Campbell College campus. . .
they can be found there every day.
Get hepped. Clearance B„ your
actions aren’t getting you anywhere
anybody can act silly.
Yvonne Rasey seems to be just
what Walter Williams likes in a
girlfriend.
Lillie R. Taylor and John B.
makes a very cute couple.
Lawrence Hayes and Edith Camp
bell are coming on like Die Tracy,
wonder how Ogeous Lewis feel?
Or is Ogeous so interested in
Gladys Harris that he doesn’t care?
And if that is true, what is Bern
ice G.’s story?
DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN
. . .Ada Mae Zackex’y was ace high
with C. W. Wren and Jaes Young
was also in the picture?
When Johnnie Mae Pace was
giving James Gibbs much of her
time?
When a popular threesome was
Willie Bell Horn, Nathaniel Wil
lias and Elnora?
When George Manning and Julia
Lee Walker were very good friends?
When you couldn’t pick up Tat
tling Tess without seeing the fol
lowing naes: Maggie Ruth. James
Selman, Sonny Ford; Darlene and
Eddie Robinson; J. D. and Rose
Ann; the Cotton Sisters; and the
Stubbs sisters? '
Well, don’t foreet. CLTTR mpft.
ING AT THE RINK. SUNDAY be
ginning at 3.
NEGRO TENANT WINS
COTTON CONTEST
With a yield o 999 pounds of lint
cotton per acre, Will McLeod, col
ored tenant farer, won the Scotland
County, N. C., five-acre cotton con
test.according to a report received *
by the U. S. Department of Agri
culture from the North Carolina
State Extension Service.
A check for $50 was presented to
Mr. McLeod by the president of
the local Chamber of Commerce,
with Coker 100 wilt-resistant cot- ■
Farmer McLeod won the award
ton.
The county’s three-acre corn con
test was won by J. C. Parker with
a yield of 70.7 bushels per acres.
Eat Where Its Cozy and
Comfortable
CHIP & TIP CAFE
107 East Monument St.
DIAL 4-9149 i
For Best Home-Cooked
Meals and Sandwiches
Best Beer and Soft
Drinks in Town
E. J. SIMMONS, Mgr.
We Solicit Your Patronage
JACKSON, MISS.
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West Jackson
News
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Naomi Terrell, Reporter
Mrs. L. B. Mclnnis of Seattle, 1
^ash., was the house guest of Mr. !
nd Mrs. John Polk and her sister,
Irs. Laurence Smith. Both of East 1
riew St. Mrs. Mclnnis and her sis
er visited relatives in Prentiss. In !
oute home she stopped in Little
lock and Chicago.
Mr. John Martin Oatis of Boga
usa, La., recently visited his par
nts, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Oatis.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stewart of
lastview St., are happy to have at
lome their son and his wife, Mr.
nd Mrs. Jessie Stewart.
Mrs. Mary Ella Graham is yet |
onfined to bed. We are hoping for I
ier an early improvement.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Thompson are !
he proud parents of a lovely baby
irl, who tipped the scales at eight
lounds. two ounces. Mrs. Thomp
on will be remembered to her
nany friends as Juanita Allison.
Mr. Isom Hardy spent the Yule
ide holidays in the home of his
•arents, Rev. and Mrs. John Hardy
>f Cox Street. He left Thursday for
Chicago, where he is enrolled in,
chool.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders of
Chicago, 111., are the proud parents
'f a baby girl. Mrs. Sanders is the !
ormer Cleo Bingham of this city i
nd a graduate of Jackson College, i
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Mrs. Eliza Rhodes and her son
VIr. Calvin Rhodes, of Detroit
Vlich., spent several days in Hoi
andale and Laurel in the homes o
•elatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Smith o
Urand Rapids, Michigan, recently
;pent several days in the city wit!
■elatives. The Smiths are wel
cnown in the city.
Mrs. Ruby Gardner of Poindextei
3t. has recently returned to the city
after two weeks’ visit in Chicago
til.
Mrs. Alma Johnson sends greet
ngs from California that she is do
ng fine and likes the west fine.
Mr. Ollie Jones of Everett St., i;
.ip and about after a few week:
illness. His many friends are happj
ir—1 —
. to know hr is improved
, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Davis, Ever
■ ett St., recently had Mrs. Davis’
' niece of Lelan dto visit them. Every *
thing was done to make her com
• fortable.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Stewart
i
i of this city are happy to have at
home their son, Jesse, who has re
cently been discharged from ser
■ ivice. He was stationed at T.A.A.F..
Tuskegec, Ala. With him is his
wife, the former Jimmie Lee Walk
er of Union Springs, Ala., whose
marriage took place at her home
on Nov. 20. 1946.
; The average intercity motor truck
; gets 4.8 miles per gallon of gaso
line and 82.9 miles per quart of oil.
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For Good Taste, For Courteous Service, For Economy |
and Quality, None Can Compare With
People’s Funeral Home f
Featuring
STANDARD SERVICE I
AMBULANCE SERVICE DeLUZE I
886 North Farish Street Dial 3-2576 p
YEAGLEY
GROCERY AND MARKET j
CORNER SOUTH CONGRESS and EAST SOUTH STREET I
FOODS
These Prices Good Friday and Saturday, Jan. 10th and 11th
For Home Use—
BEER... REGULAR 16^ PREMIUM !3C
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Fresh Country—
GUARANTEED EGGS, DOZEN . . . . 49c
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—MOMBM
IN OUR MARKET
BACON, No. 1 slob, lb..59c
SALT MEAT, lb_44c
Streak O' Lean
HAMS, Half or whole, lb. 65c
Cudahy — Cooked
BACON, Puritan Sliced, lb._ 69c
WEINERS, Skinless, lb_35c
Tennessee Valley
BUTTER, Best Grade, lb_79c
PARKAY Margarine, lb._39c i
BETTER BARGAINS
*
Florida
ORANGES, Large-Fresh, lb. 5c
RED POTATOES, 5 lbs_ 17c
American
SARDINES, Flat cans, 2 for 29c
Vienna
SAUSAGE, 9 oz can 19c
BISCUITS, Ballard, can . 10c
Black Eye Peas, No. 2 can . 23c
Black Eye Peas, dried, lb. 25c
mammmammmmmmmrmmm
I They are back again and with a business
that is in the City of Jackson
ESTELI.A JOHNSON
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ESTELLA
and
WOODROW
BIGGER AND BETTER f
THAN BEFORE |
WOODROW BIGGS
Invite all their friends and former
customers to visit
THE HURRICANE
Jackson's newest and swankiest cafe, located
in the old Lowe Place, Woodrow Wilson
near Whitfield Mill Road, Jackson, Miss.
All kinds of sandwiches and other
_ FOODS - DRINKS
STEAK and CHICKEN OUR SPECIALTY
Woodrow Biggs, Mgr.