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The Mississippi enterprise., October 12, 1963, Page 6, Image 6
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Edwards
' News
Mrs. O. L. Jasper, Reporter
The Friendship M. B.
Church held its regular Sun
day School and monthly meet
ing Sunday, October ( . V* *
such a nice cool day the spirit
of worship was very high, hot.i
day and night Rev C i
Weat, pastor, Mr. A N. Willis,
clerk; Mrs. Edna Hutton, pi
anist.
The Edwards Jr. High
Teachers and students are
really making progress by pi
senting such timely and cdu
cational programs each 'A
nesday for the Chapel is cn
bly. Mr. Walter Wash!" m
president of Utica Junior Col
lege was guest speaker
the Chapel Assembly, Sep! _
He took the faculty, store
Mrs. Green, the Music Su;
visor and Miss Fitzgerald, roe.
music teacher on an ‘ in i
nary” trip, mostly around ;h
world. We first traveled,
Jet, T. W. A. and Delta A
line.” It is hoped that Pre:
dent Washington will retur
soon in order that the tri
I
will be completed before
Christmas arrives.
A Surprise Birthday party
was given for Mrs. Amanda
Robinson in her home, Sep
tember 30, by her husband,
Mr. Earl Robinson, sistc r,
Mrs. Bertha Bowman and
friend, Mrs. Mary Harris.
Those sharing the gala affair
with refreshments and fun
were: Mesdames Mamie Dan
gerfield, Willette Jordan, Inez
Laws, Mary Blue, Lucille
Perry, Jo<‘ H Mason, Kathye
McCurtis, Vertcsine Butler,
Mayonie Reed, Lillie Butler,
Grace Brown. (. irrie Jordan,
Lula Lynch, Robie Allen, Ease
quena Grant, Willie M. Taylor.
Odie Burns, Annie Jackson.
Sallie Thomas. Ethel West,
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bar
ker, Mr and M
don, Mr. and Airs Willie Mar
shall, Jr. & Mrs. James Clin
ton and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Dozier, Rev. and Mrs.
Jenkins and family, Mr. Algie
Stevens. Miss Bernice Thomas,
Misses Lottie and Thelma
Bozeman, nieces of the hon
oree.
Friends in this community
regret to hear ot the deatn ot
Mr. Prince Gray, a life long
resident of Edwards.
On Sick List Mrs. Josephine
( . Jordan, Mr. Adolphus
Lynch, Mrs. Emma Smith,
Mrs Lei a Holmes. Prayer is
offered for these and other
shut-ins.
READ THE MISSISSIPPI
ENTERPRISE each week . . .
t i in vour news to be pub
lished free each week.
Fannin News
Mrs. Ezlee Grant,
Reporter
.-services at vvesiey c .rapei
C M. E. Church were very in
toresting and informative this
past Sunday. The members
were very pleased to have
Rev. Moore back as pastor for
the next conference year. He
delivered a timely sermon on
Sunday That night, the Mis
sion sisters rendered a spe
I Cal program. Money raised
; for day and night services,
j $-14.00. Rev. Leon Moore, Pas
;tor, Sister Georgia Taylor,
bee.
Little Diane Bradley is up
and much better after being
ill with pneumonia. She is the
granddaughter of Mrs. Ruby
Ervin.
Regular Worship Services
will be held at the Fannin M.
B. Church, Sunday, October
13. The pastor will preach,
beginning at 12: noon,. The
general public is invited to
come and worship together.
Mrs. Alpbonia Hill, Sec., Rev
W. II. Hines of Jackson, pas
tor.
Rev. Eddie Gipson will
preach at the Truelight M. B
Church on Sunday, October 13
at 3: P. M. The public is in
vitcd. Sis. Mamie Taylor, Sec.,
Rev. J. T. Truevillion, pastor
Picnic Macaroons
For 2lk dozen delidou* maca
roons to tote, mix together l
! (83* - ounce) can crushed pine
; apple, well drained, Vz cup sweet
i ened condensed milk, 2 cups
shredded coconut and pinch of
j salt. Drop by teaspoonfuls on
greased baking sheet. Bake at
350 degrees F. about 12 minutes.
PORK LIVER lb. 19c 1 CHUCK ROAST lb. 39c
HAM HOCKS_4 lbs. $1.00
No. 1 Sh»b
SLICED BACON _1 lbs. 89c
SmUKKV KUHN WHUKIP.
BOLOGNA 3 lbs. 89c | FLOUR 5 lbs. 49c
Large Fresh
PRESSED HENS_lb. 29c
BUFFALO FISH4 lbs. $1.00
Boston Butt
FRESH PORK ROASTlb. 39c
CHITTLINS _$189
PORK RIBS 3 down sizelb. 39c
4 lbs. PAN READY FRYERS$1.00
Your Choice Of One Wl h $10.00 or More Purchases
COKES cs. 99c SUGAR 5 lbs. 29c
FRYERS - limit one lb. 10c
Blue Bonnet Mircle
MARGARINE_ 6 st. to lb. 29c
12 Ga. No. 6 or 8 Shot
SHOT GUN SHELLS box $2.59
PURE LARD»$4.95
2 Loaves King Size
BREAD Col, or Tender Crust29c
EGGS3 doz. $1.00
j CLOTHES BASKETSeach 59c
BISCUIT 6 cans 49c | BANANAS lb. 10c
SWEET POTATOES _29c_
OPENING
^^SPECIALS
OUR
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BRAND
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YLONS
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NEW
OPENING
SALE
SAVINGS!
FIRST
QUAUTY
MIN’S BAN40lTSHIRT
AND SOCK SITS
Sole 466”-”
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colors. Multi-stripe trim on collars and top of
socks. Socks... 10-13; Shirts...S-M-L.
--„ ~ SEAMLESS SHEER NYLONS
Sale 1^| i
j pair 9<v
REGUURLY 67c PAIR
Look sheer and beautiful, yet wear remarkably well.
Run-resistant mesh or plain. New fall colors. 8-1/2-H
FAMOUS KANTRUN SEAMLESS
Sale 844nt.
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3 for 25c
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