The Mississippi enterprise., October 12, 1963, Page 2, Image 2

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THE MISSISSIPPI ENTERPRISE
A NEWS SERVICE FOR MISSISSIPPI NEGROES
Published Weekly at Jackson, Mississippi
110 East Monument Street — Phone 5-4384
WILLIE J. MILLER .Publisher-Owner
SARAH M. HARVEY . Editor
WILLIAM HARVEY .Circulation
JOHN R. HUNTER . Advertising Manager
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Wednesday, October 2. was Con
vocation Day at Mississippi Voca
tional College at Itta Bena.
Members of the faculty, staff
and the student body filled the
auditorium to capacity to hear
Dr. J. H. White's Convocation
Day address.
Discussing ‘‘The Challenge of
our Day.” President W’hite gave
examples of the failu e of youth
to be ready for the opportunities
within their grasp. He gave il
lustrations of the chance Negro
youths have had to pass exami
m\t?Kiown .fnfA i’oi .- fn maw
of the program. In his presenta
tion of the president, the Dean
gave a history of Convocation Day
at MVC and a wholesome inter
pretation of its meaning.
Dr. Cubie Howard, dean of in
struction, presented the faculty
and staff to the students.
ALCORN WINS
The Alcorn A. & M. College
Braves, piloted by senior quarter
back Davis, breezed to a 29-6 vic
tory over the Rust College Bear
cats Saturday in a non-conference
game.
Tile Braves scored early in the
second quarter when Malachi Mc
Gruder raced 31 yards around
ri^ht end tor a touchdown Me
Gruder also kicked the extra
point.
Davis engineered two touchdown
drives and passed to junior half
back Richard Pickens for two
to chdowns. Pickens also ran 15
yards for a TD.
T ,? Bearcats’ lone score came
lai in the fourth quarter when
Willie Fullilove ran 30 yards.
manent professional careers, list
ing the percentages of failures
over a three year period
Challenging students to a quest
for intellectual and economic free
dom, White outlined wavs Mis
sissippi Vocational College can
help students prepare themselves
for opportunities.
Dean 0. P. Lowe was in charge
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B. * H. GARDEN CLUB
The B. k H. Garden Club met
recently in the home of Mrs. Jes
sie Mae Burks at 3723 Wabash
Ave.
Following devotion led by
Mrs. Burks and others, the presi
dent made her report on fall
flowers, urging all members to
plant now for the winter.
Miss Lucille Jonter was a vis
itor. The next meeting will be Oc
tober 18 in the home of Mrs. L.
Barnes, at 3831 Wabash.
Members present were Mes
dames Julia Hubbard, Jessie M.
Burkes, Genitta Byrd, Levinia
Barnes, Eath Moore, and An
me Henoerson.
PLANS HOMECOMING
Faculty and students of Jack*
son’s Lanier High School and var
ious committees have announced
plans for observance of the
school’s 33rd annual Homecoming
Day October 11.
Welcome was extended to all
Lanier graduates and especially
to graduates of classes represent
ing 1933, 1943 and 1953.
A special chapel assembly will
be held in the school’s auditorium
at 10:30 a.m. and dutch luncheon
at 11:15 a. m. for alumni.
Pre-game entertainment will
be held at 6 p. m. on Cade Ath
letic Field and will feature the
. Rowan Junior High School Band,
The Temple High School Band of
Vicksburg and Lanier’s March
ing Band.
Highlight of the day will be the
Homecoming football game be
tween Temple High School Tigers
and Lanier Bulldogs.
During half time ceremonies,
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“Mi** Football” queens will be
crowned. School queens will be
presented from Temple of Vicks
burg and Lanier.
Following the football contest,
a coronation dance will be held
in school auditorium honoring the
football queens from Lanier rep
resenting the Junior High Divi
sion as well as the senior high
Division.
A colorful pre-game show
is planned. Featured among the
activities will be Lanier’s Junior
Women’s Drill Team for the first
time.
Members of the new women’s
drill team have spent 70 hours
making preparations for this
performance. A total of 37 girls
make up the first company.
The 402nd Battalion Quarter
master Headquarters Army Re
serve unit color guard unit will
conduct flag bearing ceremonies
prior to kick off.
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Marching Band will render mu
sical skits during the half time as
well as in pre-game activities.
C. R. C. CLASSES
Classes being sponsored by the
Metropolitan Chamber of Com
merce in an effort to qualify men
and women for many of the jobs
are getting off to a good start,
according to President I. S. San
der' of the newly re - activiated
Chamber.
Already, some 60 persons have
registered for the classes that
are being held at Jim Hill High
School. Persons interested can
get information from Sanders or
other members of the board, as
well as E. E. Briggs, public re
lations director for the chanber.
The Rev. A. W. Wells and
others will sponsor an “Ever
ready Program” at Johnsons
Chapel on Bishop Street be
ginning Monday night, Oct.
13, and continuing through Su
day, October 20. All churches of
the city have been invited to take
part.
On Monday night the welcome
address will be given by Mrs.
Lula M. Anders and the ser
mon by the Rev. Howard, pastor
Howell’s Chapel.
Tuesday night the welcome ad
dress wifl be given by Mrs.
Thompson and the sermon by the
Rev. G. W. Washington.
Wednesday night the sermon
will be delivered by the Rev. If.
H. Alexander.
Thursday night the welcome
address will be given by Mrs.
Anderson and the sermon by the
Rev. M. McClinnic. -
Friday nfght the sermon will be
given the Rjpv. W. R. C. Smith.
On Sunday the 11:30 worship
service will be conducted by the
Rev. E. J. Ijftiite.
Each night, blackboard demon
strations will be given by Rev.
Wells. The public Is invited.
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Mrs. L. T. Miller shared with
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
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Yazoo City recently when rite
paid off a balance indebtedness
of $3,761 on the aew church build
ing
The church was completed four
years ago at a cost of $35,000.
At this time, Mrs. Miller gava
in memory of her late husband,
Dr. L. T. Miller, furniture for the
chapel at a cost of $2,000 and has
for the past four years made con
tributions on the indebtedness.
The Rev. H. M. Rankin is min
ister of St Stephen.
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