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The Mississippi enterprise., October 12, 1963, Page 3, Image 3
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Tougaloo News
By Burn t. wasningion
Regular service was held at
Mt. Charity M. B. Church this
past Sunday. The Devotion
was spiirtual with the senior
deacons in charge. Bro. Joe
Banks served in the place of
the late Bro. Willie Shelton at
the Poor Saints Table; Bro.
Shelby Slaughter has been as
signed to serve at that par
ticular office, beginning on
the third Sunday in October.
Pastor Luckett, members and
visitors welcomed the Rev.
Henderson who delivered the
sermon for the day. Rev. Hen
derson who comes from Mem
phis, Tenn., preached from St.
John 3:3, using for his sub
ject, ‘‘The New Birth”. The
Senior Chorus sang until
hearts rejoiced. This fine choir
is directed by Miss Mamie
Washington who is also presi
dent. Mrs. Gurline Moore is
musician.
There will be a Musical
Rally at the White Oak Bap
tist Church on Sunday night,
October 13, at 7:30. Various
groups are taking part in this
program. Sponsors are: Mrs.
TAXI
FL 2-4494
TWO-WAY RADIO
Prompt — Efficient
Service
DOTTY
CAB CO.
536 N. Farish Jackson
Investigate
Special
Cut-Rate Prices
on
Complete Beauty
Course
DAY or NIGHT
CLASSES
DAVIS
Beauty School
1127 W. Pearl St.
Phone FL 2-6610
Jackson, Mississippi
Visit Your
Neighborhood
Business
MOMAN'S
PLACE
Cafe and Varieties
Save Time
and Money —
Courteous
Service
847 Carver St.
Jackson, Miss.
Dessaree Sutters, and Mrs
Odessa Allen.
Members of White Oak
Church gave an Appreciatior
Service for their Pastor, Rev
B. L. Shelby on last Sunday
All members turned out ir
large numbers. The pastor re
ceived a cake and other gifts
from members. Mrs. Dessaree
Sutters gave the Appreciatior
Address.
The Christian Union Baptist
Church will celebrate Home
coming on Sunday, October
27. The public is invited to
attend. Rev. E. D. Hogan, Pas
tor.
Mt. Charity M. B. Church
will observe its Anniversary,
Sunday, October 20, the An
niversary Program to begin at
1:30 P. M., following the Sun
day School and 11:30 Regular
Service.
Participants will include
the church’s Junior Choir,
Bro. Willie Coleman, Jr., Sis.
Marcella E. Travis, Bro. Fred
Perry, Sis. Ruth Mae Slaugh
ter, Sis. Willie Lue Hill, Sis.
Maflive Thurman, Bro. G. W.
Williams, Bro Charlie Shel
ton, Bro. Joe Banks. The An
niversary Sermon will be de
livered by Rev. J. S. Sutton.
The financial Committee in
cludes: Bros. Joe Banks, L. F.
Palmer, Harry Williams, Shel
by L. Slaughter. Rev. R. L.
Luckett is pastor. Mrs. Hel
en L. Williams, Sec., Mrs.
Ada Lee Banks, Mistress of
ceremony.
Send all news to Box 43,
Tougaloo, Miss. Your carriers
for Tougalo Area are: Albert
Washington and Robert Luck
ett, Jr. of Madison.
HOMECOMING
' Homecoming Service was held
at Farish Street Baptist Church
on North Farish Street Sunday
at which time the morning ser
mon was delivered by Dr. S. Leon
Whitney, pastor.
Among out - of - state members
of the church who came here
• OPEN DAILY •
7 A. M. TILL DARK
BEL AIR HOMES
Priced From
$9600 to $20,000
• Live in a Restricted Area #
# Paved 33 Feet Wide Streets #
• Curb and Gutter •
• Good Drainage •
• Near Schools •
• No Rentals #
GI, FHA and Conventional Financing
Follow Directional Signs From Livingston Road,
Northside Drive, California Ave. or O’Bannon Dr.
366-1775 — 362-4822
especially for the Homecoming
were: Mrs. J. A. Barksdale, Mrs.
L. L. Martin, Mrs. F. G. Taylor
and Mrs. M. G. Greer, all for
mer Jacksonian^, now living in
Gary, Ind.
Before returning to Gary they
will visit in othen sections of the
state and St. Loufc, Mo.
Mesdames Barksdale and Mar
tin, were houseguests of Mr. and
Mrs Albert Jones of Blair
Street; Mesdames Taylor and
Greer, houseguests of Mr. and
Mrs William Turner.
Also attending the homecoming
services was Mrs. Leanna Camp
bell former Jacksonian now liv
ing Chicago.
VISITS HERE
James E. Solomon of Chicago
is here visiting his mother, Mrs.
Solomon on West Church, his sis
ter, Mrs. Lula Lee, on West
Chur ih and his brother - in - law
find sister, Mr. and Mrs. George
Howard of Pear Street.
VISIT SICK SISTER
Mr. and Mrs. George Howard
of Pear Street are in Boloit, Wis.
at the bedside of Howard’s sis
ter who is ill.
ILL IN JACKSON
Mrs. Mammie Vance, North
Fariih Street; Mrs. Georgia
Hodges, East Church Street;
Mrs. Jannie Bell Johnson, E.
Monument Street; Mrs. Lillie
Bentley, 2226 Woodlawn; Mrs.
Meta Strauder, 3809 Bailey Ave
nue; Mrs. Clara Singleton, East
Bell; Mrs. Lena Ross, Corinth
St.; Mrs. Sadie B. Rawls, Wood
lawn, Mrs. George Peterson, Ma
ple Street; Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Peterson, E. Bell Street; Mrs.
Eva Glover, Atwood St.; Mrs. Lu
la Mae Patton, Livingston.
YWCA ACTIVITY
Beginning at 10 a.m. today, the
The Home of Webb's Product
& Beauty School
The world’s best product
and some of the best Trained
Beauticians pass through our
doors.
We offer special considera
tion to any person interested
in taking a course in Beauty
Culture.
Others Are Making Big
Money Why Not You?
For further information,
come in for an interview, or
call FL 5-8634, Jackson, Miss.,
2719 Lilly St., P. O. Box 2602.
Call at your favorite Beauty
Shoo. Grocery, or Drug Store
Scalp Promade. Cocoanut Pressing Oil, Cocoanut Oil Sham
poo. Do not forget to call for Webb’s CORN SOAK; it will
aid in removing corn or callous, in five minutes.
Our school provides both morning and evening classes.
Call for information.
We Salute the JACKSON STATE TIGERS in their first home game of the season,
Saturday, Oct. 12-7:30 P.M. See the Tigers vs. Alcorn Braves.
___ _
Best Wishes
Fox Furniture Company
Open A Credit Account — We Save You Money
110 N. Farish Phone FL 2-5463 i
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Best Wishes
Allen Furniture Co.
Appliances — Furniture — Easy Terms
322 No. Farish Phone 355-6087
Best Wishes
Simon's Cleaners
Expert Cleaning Service
323 No. Farish FL 5-6271 :
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Best Wishes
Cut Rate Shoe Shop
Clarence Evans, Mgr.
133 N. Farish Phone FL 2-9142
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Best Wishes
Peoples Furniture Co., Inc.
A Complete Line Of Furniture
311 No. Farish Phone 857-5776 :
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Royal Finance Co.
Brokers
100 E. Pearl FL 3-4549
Best Wishes
Regal Furniture Co.
132 No. Farish FL 2-3314
Best Wishes
New Jackson Super Market
Fine Foods and Meats
Best Wishes
The Mississippi Enterprise
Willie J. Miller, Owner
Sarah M. Harvey, Editor
Best Wishes
Robert Earl Williams
Chef
Stevens Kitchen
604 N. Farish FL 2-9224 1
Best Wishes
Laure Beauty Salone
602 N. Farish
Best Wishes
Hormon Drug Store
Prescriptions — Drugs — Notions
i4* N. Parish Phone FL 5-230*
Best Wishes
Mnple Street Grill
All Kinds of Foods and Refreshments
*22 Maple St. Phone 352-9749
Best Wishes
Service Shoe Shop
New Shoes For Men & Boys
1325 No. Farish Phone FL 2-9275
Best Wishes
Shaw's Credit Dept. Store
We Outfit The Entire Family
J01 N. Farish Jackson, Miss.
Best Wishes
Dr. R. P. Herrington
Optometrist
103 N. Farish FL 5-2723
Best Wishes
David's Shoe Store, Inc.
George Tripp, Jr., Mgr.
S35 No. Farish FL 4-4162
Best Wishes
Town Loon Service
Loans — Personal — Auto — Furniture
L30 So. Farish FL 5-9687
Best Wishes
Farish St. Drug
Service To The Sick
Prescriptions
L14 N. Farish FL 2-2881
Best Wishes
Marvel Cleaners
Mart 51 Shopping Center
Best Wishes
Boots Flower Shop
Flowers For Every Occasion
817% North Farish St.
Best Wishes
Stevens Kitchen
Low Cost Foods in High Class Surroundings
104 No. Farish FL 2-9224
Best Wbhes
The Blue Note Cafe
703 N. Farish St
figure toning class was held at
the Betty Marino Branch YWCA
on North Farish Street. From 4
to 5 today, the piano music class
will be held; Today at 5:15 the
committee on administration will
meet. From 6 to 7 typing class
and 6 to 7 bridge class.
YMCA ACTIVITY
The Sewing Class, conducted
by Miss Laura Bell Singley, will
fee held at the Branch YMCA
tonight for three hours. . .Persons
interested in learning to sew still
have time to join this class.
Lula Belle's
Fashion Center
Now Offers A
Complete Line
Of
CHILDREN'S
CLOTHES
Outfit your youngster
for School—
Whether in Grammar
School—High School or
College—
See Our GIFTS
Ladies’ and Men
Apparel — Hats
Lula Belle's
Fashion Center
Masonic Temple Bldg.
Lynch St. — Jackson, Miss.
OFF FOR CHECK UP
Mr?. L. J. Wilson of West Pas
cagoula Street, left the city Sun
day for Durham, N. C., to enter
Duke Hospital for a semi - annual
cneck - up.
iYom Durham she will go to
Norfolk, Va. for a visit with a
cousin, Mrs. Odessa Walters
Frazier.
OPEN HOUSE FOR
3RD AND 4TH GRADERS
The Branch Y. W. C. A. will
hold Open House for 3rd and
4th Graders on Wednesday,
October 9th from 3:30 to 5
p. m. on Ocotber 9th refresh
ments will be served free.
All are invited to attend.
ZEBRA
MOTEL
and
CAFE
Offering
24-HOURS SERVICE AND
FINE FOODS DAILY
SANDWICHES — BAR-B-Q
CHICKEN — STEAKS — SEAFOOD
Located at TOUGALOO, MISS., Negro Business
Center — 7 Miles North of Jackson — On
Highway 51 By Pass
MISSISSIPPI’S FIRST COLORED MOTEL
Glover Moore, Owner
Wilbert Johnson, Mgr.
EM 6-3721
oOtr
U- co cJoxiL <M^ |noJ2iXivo'
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Pillsbury (Plain or SR)
FLOUR
5 lbs. 49c
Quart Jitney Jungle
MAYONNAISE
39c
Tall Carnation
Evap. Milk
3 f°r 39c
Magnolia Hickory Smoked
BACON
1 Lb. Tray Pack
ib. 45c
Swift’s Premium
Round
Steak
ib. 75c
‘ n, .. ..
Swift’s Premium
Sirloin
Steak
m 79c
Swift’s Premium
T-Bone
Steak
85c
Magnolia Smoked—5/7 Lb. Average
PICNICS
Whole lb. 29C
Sliced lb. 35C
Golden Ripe
BANANAS
2 »»• 19c
California Crisp Green (Large Heads)
LETTUCE
2 if 25c

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