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The Mississippi enterprise., October 19, 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
OFFICIAL ORGAN MISS. STATE ELKS
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
TWO YEARS — $7.00
6 MONTHS — $2.50 1 YEAR — $4.00
Taylorsville
News
Mrs. Ora D. Walker, Agent
Mr. and Mrs. Roddy Le
Walker are the proud parent
of a baby girl born recentl;
and who has been name<
Cheryl Denise Walker. Th
baby is welcomed by thre<
brothers. Mrs. Walker will b<
remembered as Rock Star’
own Clara Ann. She is witl
her husband who is stationer
in Los Angeles, California.
Mr. Roy Stringer is visitini
his cousin in San Diego, Cali
fornia. Friends wish for him ,
safe trip and enjoyable visit.
People of this communit;
are pleased to have a grocer;
store here owned by Mr. am
Mrs. Boye Stringer, who ex
tend to all a warm welcome
The Claretta of Jackson win
sing at Taylorsville M. E.
Church the 20th of October at
7:30 P. M. Persons who wish
to hear some good singing are
e invited to be present,
s _
'f The Chambers family wish
1 to thank everyone for kind
J ness shown to Mr. Willie
; Chambers who is home now
- after spending 51 days in the
5 hospital. At this writing he
1 is doing fine,
i _
Mrs. Emma Jean McLaurir
was a visitor in the home ol
? her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
• Mrs. Robert Walker on Sunda)
5 afternoon.
Friends are pleased to heai
^ that Miss Lania Jean Proctoi
1 will be able to go back t<
J school after being in the hos
* pital and at home sick in be(
'• for approximately two weeks
Please send all news to Mrs.
Ora Doris Walker — Route 3,
Box 166, Brandon, Miss.
Hazlehurst
News
Mr. Roosevelt Strong, Agent
Funeral Services for Mrs.
Martha Ann Swilley, widow of
the late Mr. Eligha Swilley,
were held Wednesday, Octob
er 9, at the Sardis M. B.
Church. A native of Copiah
County, she had lived in Chi
cago, 111., since 1939 and was
a member of the Metropoli
tan M. B. Church.
The Eulogy was given by
Dt.., W TJ Dulnit
guests were: Rev. Stirling
Jones and Rev. Porter Wynn.
Out of town relatives attend
ing the services were: Mrs.
Floyie Longino of Cincinnati,
Ohio; Mrs. Ethel Brown,
Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Mary
Nell Buckley, New Orleans,
La., Mr. Hosea Swilley, New
Orleans; Mrs. Ella Mae Ceas
er, Chicago; Mrs. Laura But
ler, and Mrs. Martha Jones,
Sikeston, Mo., Mr. and Mrs.
Hamp Smith, Columbus,
• Miss., Mr. Everett Patterson,
• Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
, Duboise and daughter, Forest,
. Miss., Mrs. Corene Guynes
[ and daughter of Jackson; Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Beasley of
Jackson. Interment was in th
Sardis Cemetery. Hazlehurs
Burial Association was ii
charge of arrangements.
CARD OF THANKS: W
wish to express thanks an
appreciation to each of yo
for the kindness shown dur
ing the illness and death o
our mother, Mrs. Marth,
Ann Swilley. We wish t
express thanks and apprecia
tion to each of you for thi
kindness shown during thi
illness and death of our moth
er, Mrs. Martha Ann Swilley
We wish to thank you for th<
the prayers, visits, food, flow
ers, sympathy cards and tek
grams. May God’s riche?
blessing ne yours torever.
Signed: Swilley and Beasle
families.
Fannin News
Mrs. Ezlee Grant,
Reporter
There will be a Spiritu;
Program rendered by Bn
Oscar Hobbs and his Cho
on Saturday night, Octobe
19. The public is invited.
The Rev. W. H. Hines <
Jackson delivered a dynam
message on Sunday past at tl
Fannin M. B. Church, whei
he is the very fine pastor. H
subject was: “A Made-i
Mind.” Money raised w;
$96.77.
2 Congratulations to Miss
t Verdeni Adams on her Birth
i day, October 19. Miss Adams
is a 10th grade student at Car
ter High and the daughter of
b Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Adams.
1 _
J S/Sgt. Franklin D. Burnett
* was home on leave from Sep
f tember 26 to October 9. He
1 was visiting his parents, Mr.
3 and Mrs. R. D. Burnett of Box
' 124, Route 3, Brandon, Mis
sissippi. S/Sgt. Burnett was
previously stationed at Fort
George G. Meade, Maryland,
but is now enroute to Ger
? many where he and his wife,
mis. »line mat? Duineu ana
their two children, Franklin
1 Jr., and Andree Avalon will
make their home for the next
^ three years.
“Y” ART CLASS OFF
TO A GOOD START
The \ MCA Art class exhi
bit was a smash hit: as works
j were shown to the public for
the first time.
r The Art Class has many
r new projects scheduled for
this session of the class some
of them are: Making a Soup
,£ terine, Candle Holders, Pitch
[C ers and glasses,
n* Enroll now so you can have
e the time necessary to make
is what you would like to be
p fore the course closes,
is Tht Class meets every Tues
day night at 7:30 p. m.
!
way;*.- I:;::-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-..-.-..-.'.'.-.'.-.'-'.',-, . .
■t PEPSI-COLA
"Nowyou can satisfy that natural yearning
for refreshment and still stay slim. New HHBjHHHHH
Patio OietCola contains only one calorie Available
per serving. It’s sugar-free, yet ittastes de- at
licious. Gives you true cola taste because v _ , ,
it’s made with true cola ingredients by Tour Dealer s
Pepsi-Cola Company. Try it today. It’s the I Now
delicious, refreshingwaytostayslim.PatiQ ^
BOTTLED BY UNDER APPOINTMENT FROM PEI A COMPANY N.Y.. N Y.
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., Inc.
.._ Hwy. 80 E.—Jackson, Miss.
BE READY FOR COOL
WEATHER
Have Your Fall And
Winter Clothes
Cleaned and Pressed
at
JACKSON STEAM
LAUNDRY & CLEANERS
Dial: 2-3315 For Pick-up and
Delivery Service
• 400 S. State
• Mid City Mart
• Meadowbrook Mart
• 2757 Old Canton Road
BOOTS
Flower Shoppe
817 N. Farish St.
Jackson, Miss.
FOR CITY-WIDE
DELIVERY — CALL
Phone FL 5-4252
or FL 2-6927
• CORSAGES
• WEDDINGS
• FUNERAL
DESIGNS
• BLOOMING
PLANTS
We W’ire Flowers
/\ Budget Priced i
$14*
Oversizes $15.95
‘
*PaMiu
Combinations:
Manquisite Grey *•
fir Ruby Red /V
Glitter Bronx# ^ / pfcv?.:
fir Luscious Brown Charming /
Sixes to 12 Out-loud Red \
AAAA to C Widths Sixes to 12 /
AAAA to C Widths / Mf J A i
viSm^ hJti
T-wOi,
Bronx# Potent ^e- f.
AAAA to B *«by Red
Bronx#
Available At *sTes'^to ^?ric
Boston Shoe Stores r ^
Westland Place 104 I. Capitol
■——li^—
$ 1819 Terry Road
• 1724 Bailey Ave.
• Meadowbrook Mart
• Canton, Miss.
I
Colonial
BREAD
Large Family Loaf For
15c
Miss Liberty
FLOUR
5-lb. bag 39c
Mahatma Extra Long Grain
RICE
2-lb. bag 29C
Blackburn’s
SYRUP
No. 5 jar 39c
Blue Plate
MAYONNAISE
Qt. jar 39c
■ ’ \
Miss Georgia Elberta Freestone
PEACHES
N0.2V2 cans 4for$1
Argo Blue Lake Whole
GREEN BEANS
2 303 cans 37c
wmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnm
Minute Maid Frozen
GRAPE JUICE
Or Orange Delight
5 6-oz. cans $1
Tenn. Frozen Sliced
Strawberries
5 10-oz. pkgs. $1
Softex Toilet
TISSUE
4 roll pkg. 33c
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