The Mississippi enterprise., April 17, 1954, Page 6, Image 6

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Utica News
Cpl. Jimmie Bradley is home from
the Army on a fifteen day leave. His
many relatives and friends are de
lighted to have him home.
Also heme from the army is Ar
mound Brown on a ten day leave.
Miss Helen Smith had as Sunday
guest Mr. Edgar Stimage.
Mr. Andy Washington was guest
of the Hardy .family Sunday.
Utica Gossip:
Cpl. Jimmie Bradley and Lillie
Mae Hicks are on much times since
he’s been home.—Wonder what's
Henry Lawson’s story? We think
he’ll be glad when Jimmie is back
in the army. Seems that old love
never dies, especially between Doris
Craft and Lewis Davis. We hear
that Giisspie Stamps would like to
have Ada Ruth Hardy's attention,
agfifi, hut Ada Ruth is telling him.
“There'll be no days like that.” Dor
is Hicks and Albert are the two
lovebirds of Hiekstown. Carrie Lee
Moore and Freeman are the love
birds of utica campus. What's wrong
with Verlee shya can’t keep a boy
friend? Helen Jean Hardy and
James Hieks never stop until they
hit the bottom- of the Mississippi
River. Harris Qraft is going around
singing, *‘ybu ain’t nothing but a
bearcat” and Juanita is singing,
“you ain’t nothing but a hounddog”
-=-(note) Please write * ail gossip
plain enough ior it to be read.
When all the gossip sent in don’t
coma out in the paper its because
it Isn’t written plain. Will be see
. • 0k
inf you next week.
Greenwood News
By Rev. John Coates
Easter Sunday School lesson.
Christ the living Lord. John 20
21.
With forests abloom with Oleon
da. wisteria, dogwood and palmetta,
and fields abloom with nearly every
color of flower, all declaring the
glory of His magnificent handi
work, it is fitting and proper that
our hearts, mind and soul are all
tuned to life and its giver and sus
tainer, the Only Almighty Living
God’s Triumph over evil”.
There are no words, phrases, or
sentences that can fully explain
or appraise the incomprehensible
benediction to mankind emerging
from the truth of Christ our risen,
living Lord and Soviour. We can
only pour out our hearts, minds and
souls to God in thanksgiving and
praise. For God of heaven cries out
to us saying:
Lift up you heads, oh, ye gates.
And be ye lifted up*, ye everlast
ing doors:
And the King of Glory will come
in.
Who is this King of Glory?
The Lord of Hosts, He is the
King of Glory. Christian friends
and brethren, Easter day is the day
of days. Paul wraps it up in one
sentence, packed with inconcievable
power as follows: “If Christ be not
raised up from the dead, then all
our labor is in vain.”
But the omnipotent, omniscient,
and ubiguitous God, maker and sus
tainer of all life made it so plain
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604 North Farish St. Jackson, Miss.
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Lemons Make Even Diets Taste Good
am, "nil—Willi
If your problem is the budget, or someone on a salt-free diet! fresh
lemons can solve both at once! Fresh lemon juice now fates h?gJS,4alttf
all-purpose seasoning, salt or no salt. Virtually salUfree, lemdrih seork
wonders to bring out the flavor of most foods—even the humWe ham
burger. When you use a thrifty recipe like this one, you don’jlriieqd to
cook a special dish for the dieter—it’s delicious for the/whole f*i§ily. *
Lemon is a sauce in itself and supplies a tang that will be appfe<?fiit«<J
diet or not. With a plate of lemon wedges on the table, you dqn*t need
other seasonings. For a tasty, nutritious meal serve these flavorftfl, lea
der beef patties with potatoes boiled in their jackets:
Broiled Hamburger Patties
(Low-salt Diets)
U cup low-sodium bread crumbs . M teaspoqn black pepper
2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice 1 pound ground beel ; ,
1 small onion, finely chopped sweet butter (about 4 $
2 tablespoons)
Moisten low sodium bread crumbs with lemon juice. Add with onidff
and pepper to ground beef and mix well. Form into patties and bryiak
with sweet butter before placing under broiler. Broil approximately
5 to 6 minutes. Turn, brush with sweet butter and broil until done.’
Makes 6 medium sized patties. * *• ” '
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that a wayfaring man, though he be
a fool, can not error. God fully es
tablished the fact that Christ is
risen from the dead. He is alive. He
is on the right hand of God, the
Father, intmceeding day and night
for mankind. He is, at the same
time knocking at the door of every
heart asking to come in. He will
not “brea in” but if you will open
your heart to Him, He will give
you the more abundant life eternal
in heaven. Yes, indeed, the greatest
gift the heart and mind of man
can imagine is free.
Strange indeed it is, that the
greatest gift of creation is free and
is the hardest gift in the world to
give away!! If God charged $5,000
for this great incomparable gift,
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worth far more than all the wealth
of the world, men would strWe hard
for it. But because it is lfW^ ftew
indeed, accept. Are you ode
wiser people in the worl<|? 1 %■
If you will receive Jesu| and life
eternal with superb happitftss jj|re
now and hereafter, then yjju are
| one of the wisest, richest ai^d most
blessed persons in the hum?n, race.
If you reject Jesus and feftise
eternal life, I suggest you or the
poorest on earth and one of the
greatest fools in creation*
I am a fool for Christ in^thi sight
of the world.
Whose fool are you?
The message of the risen Lord,
j the living Christ is not just for one
day in the year. It is not a day to
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show new clothes, shoes, hats, jew
eJ* etc. No wise person will not see
it that wiy, oply fools see it in
that.light. They look through the
eye glasses of sin.
Our Risen Lord is present every
day, every seeond, day and night.
He wishes to protect us, liv* with
us, revive and renew us every sec
ond of the day. He wants us to live
in a manner that His Holy spirit
can be in constant communion with
our spirit~~not just one day, but
every day, eyery hour. Let us feel
His cleasipg power. .Amen.
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TALLULAH BANKHEAD
TAKES LIFE MEMBERSHII
IN NAACP ORGANIZATIOIS
r* New' York — Tallulah Bankhead,
internatippall: known actress, has
matfe an initial payment on a life
membership in the NAACP. Miss
Bankhead hails originally from Ala
bama.
Five other Americans made ini
tial payments on life memberships
in the NAACP last week.
They are Irving Mariash. New
York, an attorney; Miss Rose Mor
gan, 51. Albans, N. Y.; Mrs. Inez
Gumbs, New York; Mrs. Ruby John
son, New York; and Mrs. Ruth El
lington James. New York, a staff
Oiamber of the NAACP’s Fight for
Freedom campaign.
A paid-in.full membership in the
association was taken out for A.
Maceo Smith of Dallas, Texas by
members of his fraternity, Alpha
Phi Alpha. Smith is a member of
the Association's ooard of direct
ors.
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South Jackson
Funeral services held recently
for Mr. John Johnson of Brackett
St., Sunday, April 11. He died of
a brief illness last Wednesday. He
was survived by 2 sons, Messrs.
Clinton and Leon Johnson of Fac
tory St. . • * Jr
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“NEGROES WIN ELECTION IN
LOUISIANA TOWN” — Crowley,
La.—L. C. Voinche, chairman of the
Crowley Democratic Executive com
mittee, has admitted that Prof. Dav
id L. May, high school principal,
and Joseph L. Peter, barber shop
owner have virtually won election
to Crowley City Council. Said
Voinchd: ‘‘It was bound to happen.
Negro names h»ve been appearing
on ballots lor years.”
SUBSTANTIAL RAINS
EASE FIRE THREAT
Substantial rains fell along a
strip through Central Mississippi
putting the finishing touches to
danger of forest fires at the present
time. The State Forestry commis
sion said the rains had put “the
whole state in good shape.” The sit
uation is under control, and “if
we get some grass growing and
some more rain, we hope our trou
bles will be over for the spring.”
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Designexs have finally licked the
problem of the jammed zipper. A
push of a button on a recently
developed zipper puts it back into
operation again when it stalls on
thread or fabric. It will be on the
market this year.
By using Ea ter Seals today, yo*
can make it possible for a cripplee
child to have a much brighter to
morrow.
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Clean, Comfortable Rooms
Convenient
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Reasonable Rates
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9.95
plus tax 1 ' 1
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670x16 BLACK (plus tax) 11«9^5
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7 Miles North of Jackson, on
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