The Mississippi enterprise., April 17, 1954, Page 4, Image 4

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Canton News
By Clydeine Thompson
The subject of the Sunday school
lesson, Christ the Living Lord.
Memory selection, Blessed are
they that have not seent and yet
have believed. John 20:29.
Easter is a celebration of Jesus
resurrection according to prophecy,
new testament teachings, and doc
trine. For Christians, Jesus’ Victory
over death and the grave is the cli
max of all Bible teachings, and the
answer to the question of the cen
turies. If a man die, shall he live
again. Vri Z.a.
The risen JLibtd made hi5 appear
ance on the first day of the week
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(Sunday) to the womer. who came
to complete hi burial which had
been hurriedly done Friday before
sunset, the beginning of the Jewish
Sabbath.
After the Women s startling dis-.
covery, they ran to tell Peter and
John what the. had seen and heard,
neither they nor the disciples real
ized the meaning and significance
of the empty tomb. Following his
appearance to the disciples they
were convinced of the resurrec
tion of ihgir Lord, because they saw
and therefore believed.
Thomas was not present during
this appearance and he doubted the
testimony of his associates. Later,
he was convinced, and cried out,
acknowledging the risen Saviour as
his Lord.
The following churches and pas
tors invite you to come and wor
ship with us Easter Sunday, at 11:00
a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Church of God, Farmhaven, Pas
tor, Rev. Charles Hardy.
Mt. Zion Baptist church, pastor,
Rev. P. F. Parker.
South Liberty M. B. church, pas
tor, Rev. W. L Jones.
Go to the c/.urch of your choice
Sunday.
South Liberty Mission Meets
The Mission of South Liberty M.
B. Church met Sunday evening,
April 11th at 3:00 in the beautiful
home of Mrs. Viola Thompson, on
Church St.
Devotion led by Mrs. Viola Coop
er.
Song, Near the Cross.
Song, The Old Rugged Cross.
Scripture, Matt. 27:39-45.
Hymn, Must Jesus Bare the Cross.
Alone.
Prayer, Mrs. Quilla Collins.
Song, Will the Lord Remember
Me.
Program:
Reading, Mrs. Corean Dawson.
Paper, Mrs. Mozel Nicholson.
Song, Ju' nita Adams.
t Remarks, Mrs. Pinquite.
Mrs. Caroline Johnson preided
over the meeting. After a brief in
teresting business session, the mem
bers and friends were served deli
cious plate lunches.
Hospital List
Those registered at the King’s
Daughter's hospital on Tuesday,
April 13th, were: ,
Mr. Louis Anderson. Canton.
Mrs. Rosie Lee Williams, Madi
son.
Rev. Isaiac Alford, Canton.
Mr. Isaiac Collins, Canton.
Miss Merlon Greenwood. Ofa
i homa.
Master Charlie Body, Ofahoma.
Mrs. Maggie McCoy, Canton.
Mrs. Rosie Lee Lacy. Canton.
Mr. Willie Wihtehead has been
m the Baptist hospital for three
weeks. We are hoping him a speedy
recovery.
Mr. Henry Brent has been ill
for a long time. We are asking
God to ease the pain. He is the
grandfather of Mrs. Gertrude Brent.
Gossip
Spit, spai and sputter here comes
the gossip from the gutter.
In the dance hall of New Club
Desire Sunday there was a big
party thrown by the Ocer of the
10th grade who are R. L. Johnson,
L. D. Walker and A. P. Collins.
The song birds and the dance
troupe from Cameron Street High
school presented a program at Cam
den High school Monday night,
April 12th. It was terrific.
The Dewdroppers were shay buck
shose white socks red jean and whtie
blouses.
L. Washington is now taking R.
Hamilton's place singing I’m Going
to Sit Right Down and Cry Over
You. She say she'll walk alone soon.
A lot of girls will be saying as E.
Johnson is saying now about J. L.
Simmer, My baby left town last
night.
R. M. Stiff what’s the trouble?
F. L. Cotton has L. Q. Jackson well
occupied. He was her playing once
before and they quit but he just
couldn’t stand it any longer.
R. M. Stiff you had better check
because Daddy has gone back home.
Laugh, chick, laugh, who called G.
Cheathom at 11:00 p. m Sunday
Madison County
News
Sunday, April 11, a fine Palm
Sunday program was held at China
Grove A. M. E. Church, Court No.
90 in charge of the Matron and
Mistress of Ceremonies. China
Grove Junior Choir tendered mus
ic with Miss Unis Phillips at the
piano.
Opening song by the choir, pray
er and scripture by John. Brother
Aaron Rouser solo, and a song by
the choir. Welcome, Mrs. A. M. Bui- I
lie, remarks by Brother R. C. Jones
on Palm Sunday. Mr. Walter Moore’s
subject, The Devil Goes to Church.
Reading, Bonnie D. Lois Carter.
Reading of the First Palm Sunday.
Mrs. A. M Bullie. Remarks by Mr.
E. Phillips, Solo, by Mrs. Louise
Bullie, and Mr. Floyd Moore.
Closed with offering, $27.67.
Dinner was served.
Those on the sick list this week, ,
Mrs. Alice Moore, Mrs. Sarah For- I
bes, Mr. Levy Forbes, Mrs. Bettie
Forbes, Mrs. Mary Smith. All are
j very ill and under treatment of the
I doctor. Their manv friendc !
them a speedy recovery.
Reported that Mr. Fletcher Gil
bert, Jr., was shot Sunday morning
with a shotgun by his wife, Cellma
Gilbert. The accident occurred at
their home, nine miles west of Mad
ison Staion at nine o’clock. She
| says it was a accident. This was a j
I young couple married last Oeto- i
l ber. The boy was eighteen *years
! old. Funeral incomplete at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Alice Ford, Mr. Cal Robert
son, Mr. Willie Bullie viisted China
Grove on Sundayard were the din
ner guests at the home of their un- {
tie and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
Bullie.
Mrs. Pearlie Monday of Grenada l
was rushed to Madison to be at the
bedside of her mother when she
passed. Mrs. Viola Montgomery
of Jackson spent the last three
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Bennett.
night, (ha)
A. L. Harrie, you shouldn’t have
called DAP soooo late Saturday
night. 1:30 p. m. She almost had to
move on the outskirts of town. Boo
hoo-hoo.
This is all. So we’ll be checking.
Be sure to tell all of the boys and
girls to go to Sunday school and
church Sunday.
Those who were out of the stae
came, grandchild, Mrs. Ruth, ol
Ohio; her brothers, Thackers and
George Winters, of Chicago, 111.,
with their wives and two children
each. They motored here for the
funeral. They came by Grenada and
brought their step-father; Mr. Wal
tho Monday. Mr. Willie Cotton of
Chicago, 111., was rushed to be here
to see the last of the grandmother
who raised him.
Mrs. Alice Moore is reported very
ill this week and not much improv
ed. Friends wish for a her a speedy
recovery.
Court No. 90 will conduct a Palm
Sunday program at China Grove
Sunday, April 11. Come and be
present.
A fine service was held at China
Grove A. M. E. church, Sunday,
April 4. Sunday school with the les
son beautifully taught. Mr. C. D.
Harris, superitendent. Lpsson re
viewed by Rev. C. C. Stevenson.
Largest amount raised by Class No.
2. Total offering $5.00.
Wonderful sermon preached by
the postor. Rev. E. C. Scott which
was enjoyed by all. Total offering
$51.53.
Raymond News
The family of Mr. Candie Rich
wishes to thanfy the many friends
for their many kindnesses, cards and
telegrams at his sudden passing.
THE RICH FAMILY.
The Heroines of Jericho, Ray
mond (£t. No. 148 had a very en
joyable Palm Sunday celebration
Sunday afternoon at the Hopewell
M. B. Church. The message was de
livered by Rev. John White, the
pastor of Hopewell.
We are happy to know that Mrs.
Mamie Ruth Jones is very much
improved after being real ill.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Johnson and
children were Sunday guests in the
home of Mrs. Mary Lucy Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Waddell McGee and
children of Terry, Mr. and Mrs. G.
H. Johnson and sister of Jackson
were Sunday guests in the home of
their mother, Mrs. B. Hubbard.
Mrs. Essie Sharks is visiting her
daughter in Vicksburg.
Little Bennie L. McGowen of Bol
ton is visiting in the home of his
granddaddy> Mr. Jessie McGowen.
Bennie L. is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Mack McGowen.
The Quarterly conference will
convene with the Ebenezer A. M.
E. church with Dr. R. A. Scott
presiding. Everybody is invited to
attend.
There will be an egg hunt given
at the home of Miss Irene Mar
tin Sunday evening, April 18, at
four o'clock. Everybody is invited
to come. Egg hunt free.
Mr. Will Earl (Billy) Robinson
has returned to Fort Leonard Wood,
Mo., after spending a few days with
his parents. Mr. Willie Earl is now
serving in the armed forces.
The many friends in and around
Raymond are happy to welcome Mr.
Reginald Henderson here on a fur
lough.
Whoo-weeeaee, here it goes!
Look what’s happening. We are
wondering how did Louvenia Rob
inson happened to get McKinley.
It just happened because everyone
else put him down. (Honey hush)
Do you think she has him, now?
Carrie Taylor and Lonnie Hender
son are really on the ball here of
late days. What has come over you,
j Lonnie? Are you getting from be
j ing shame? Miss Taylor is his all
.day study, if Classie Lee doesn’t
1 put a stop to it.
Well, what you know Mr. David
Morgan is waking up, you better
watch him Doris Brooks and also
check up on him because he is try
ing to cut out on you.
What has happened to James
Johnson we never see him and Ber_
■■■■ .. ■ *■■■!■■.Ill I ■
nice Dotson together now. Has Vera
Mae Marshall taken him away from
her. Maybe one day we will find
out. I never have seen him with Vera
I Mae anyway. Cool it. (And I want
to ta ta you) don’t think Bernice
is worried not at all.
Mr. J. H. R. has won the cham
pionship on Miss LLG So from now
| on his name is Mr. Champ of 1954.
! (Honey push) So now Miss L. L. K.
"hen you see him coming you had
; better run.
Mr. L. Singleton thought he would
j be the cittmg beauty with Miss J.
| M. W. last Saturday night but Mr.
L. Henderson showed him who was
i who. (Straight Lonnie). If there
ever was anyone that was missed
'last Saturday night in the movie it
J was Mr. J. J. and he was really
missed by B. D. The movie was
lonesome to her by hearing every- '
ones’ voice but James. You’re so
right). I guess Miss Marshall had
him covered aSturday night Dot-I
son. Maybe he was sick and had
to go home.
We see that Georgetta McGee and
Nathaniel Joiner are building a
stairway to love.
Two certain chicks around Ray
j mond are telling each ither old love
1 never dies, it just fades away. Coud
' they be building a new love on
'Careless Hill? If you want to know
them, cool it for the present I
happenings will come later. H
Mr. Billie Robinson was here I
ing a lots of talking with lotsH
girls. But wait a minute, some®
his talk didn’t mea.i anything vwn
some girls. But cruise right on I
to a certain cool chicks house
sang to her I love you truly. aH
what do you think, they got ml
ried, and he taken her back to
army with him. And a certain K
is singing why. oh why.
Whooooo- weeeeeeeee.
I gotta go. See you next weelH
Linell Singleton, reporter. Se^K
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the production was of the she«f|
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