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Vicksburg Enterprise
News compiled and published in the interest of Vicks
burg and Warren County Citizens.
Richard Walls—Circulation .1115 Fayette St.—636-7894
Miss Marion Cheeks—Circulation . .1103 Fayette St.—636-6756
Mrs. Rosalie Hopkins—Editor
of News . 225 Locust St.
Roving Around
The Hill City
Church will open Sunday
School at 9:30 A. M., Morning
Service, 10:45., Busy Bee Bible
Class, 4: P. M., Evening Wot
ship, 6:30 P. M.
Monday, Teacher’s Meeting,
7: P. M., Tuesday, Junior
Choir, 5: P. M. Wednesday,
Bible Class, 6:30 P. M., Prayer
Meeting, 7: P. M., Royal Am
bassador, 4: P. M. Friday, Se
nior Choir, 7: P. M.
Sick List: Sis. Lula Stamps,
Sis. Annie Mae Porter, Sis. S.
A. Williams, Sis. Annie Wheel
er, Bro. Mose Elmore, Bro.
George Williams.
TO HONOR PASTOR
King Solomon M. B. Church
will celebrate the 19th Anni
versary of their pastor, Rev.
B. L. Thomas, with a service,
beginning October 18 and con
cluding October 20.
The Friday night’s service,
beginning at 7:30 will be spon
sored by the Deacons, Moth
ers, Ushers and Young Peo
ple. Mrs. Pearl Plump will be
Mistress of Ceremonies. Per
sons participating will be:
Deacons Will Brown and
Judge Bingham,' Mrs. Louise
Bingham, Deacon Jas. Chip
lin, Mt. Carmel; Deacon Le
roy Clark, Mothers, A. E.
Jones of the Mother’s Board;
Mrs. Rosalie Hopkins, Pres.
Usher Board; Mrs. H. W.
By Rosalie D. Hopkins
WE CONGRATULATE Miss
Josephine Williams who is at
tending the Convent of the
Holy Spirit in Techny, Illi
nois (Details in the news) . .
TO THE FAMILY of the
late Mrs. Tillie Jackson, deep
and profound sympathy is ex
tended for the loss of their be
loved one. . .
SUNDAY PAST was fillec
with many interesting enter
tainments but due to a busj
week, I was too tired to at
tend any of these affairs . .
Thanks, however for the in
vitations and please includi
me in your invitations again
THE 19TH ANNIVERSARY
for Pastor Thomas will b<
celebrated, beginning Octobei
18 and climaxing Sunday, Oc
tober 20 (details in news).
ATTEND THE CHURCH oJ
YOUR CHOICE ON SUNDAY
and PRAY for World Peac- . .
Be seeing you next week. . ,
ATTEND FUNERAL
Mr. Lug Green was called
to Morehead for the funeral
of his brother, Mr. Henry
Green. Sympathy from his
many friends are being ex
tended in this loss.
VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. Nash Wilson
of Main Street have as house
guests, Mrs. Wilson’s sister
and brother-in-law, the Jesse
Murrys of Chicago, 111. The
visit is being enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Murry plan to
go on to Dallas, Texas to visit
relatives of Mr. Murray and
then return here sometime
next week.
HOUSEGUEST
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. John
son of Miller’s Alley, had as
guest in their home recently,
Mr. Charley Dease of Detroit,
Michigan, cousin of Mrs. John
son. Mr. Dease reports having
a most enjoyable time here
in his former hometown.
41H DISTRICT MEET
The 4t.i District Clinic and
Council of Mississippi Elks
will meet here with Fidelity
Lodge and Eureka Temple as
hosts here in his former home
town.
ELK’S MEET
Fidelty Lodge and Eureka
Temple will be hosts to the
4th District Clinic and Sidney
Ellis Council of the I. B. P. O.
1. of W., Sunday, October 20.
All Elks, both male and fe
i :ulc are a*okcd to be present.
The Daughter Ruler and Ex
alted Ruler ask that you also
be present Monday for the Pot
L'lek Suppet.
MT. ZION NO. 1
Mt. Zion No. 1. M. B.
LOANS
Arranged On
Your
Automobile
Furniture
Signature
Real Estate
GLOBE
Finance Service
163 E. Pearl St.
FL 3-8916
Jackson, Miss.
nev. j. a. miner, wno
will deliver the sermon, Rev.
W. L. Harris, Alternate.
Participants on the Sunday
Program at 3:30 P. M., will
be: Deacons Manson Mosley
and Wash Floyd; Mrs. Mary
E. Carter, Mrs. Vera Gilbert,
King David No. 1; Mrs. Mable
Fulton, Mrs. ,/udie Pilate. The
guest speaker, Rev. J. H.
Henderson, Pastor of Mt. Le
banon will be introduced by
Rev. Horace Irwin. This serv
ice will be sponsored by the
Sunday School, Choir*, Mis
sionary Society, Mary Rose
Bible Class and Brotherhood.
Mr-w Clara L. Crump, Mis
tress of Ceremony.
The Procession of Pastor
and Wife will be conducted by
Mrs Blanche Wright and Dea
ccji J. R. Bingham.
Various churches and choirs
of the city will be present at
each service. A Gift to the
pastor and his wife will be
presented by Dr. Lee M.
Owens.
The Anniversary Committee
is as follows: Mesdames Hen
rietta and Lydia Townsend,
Co-Chairmen; Mesdames Le
dora P. Marley, Jennie Ruth
Harris, Etherlyn Plump, Myr
tle L. Pilate, A. E. Jones, C.
B. Brent, Mosella Harris, Ma
ble Fulton, Katherine Bang
man, Clara Crump, Mary
Carter, Alora H. Thomas, El
sie Ross, Louise Bingham; Le
roy Terrell, Leroy Clark, Ern
est Williams, Dr. L. M. Ow
ens, Will Brown, No. 1.
Lanier Stops
Temple 21-6
By EUGENE HOUSTON
JACKSON (Special) - The '
Lanied Bulldogs with a group of
fast, blacking becks ran the
Temple Buc ends to death and
made off with a 21 to 6 victory
here last night.
Adams of Lanier, showed in
stant speed in taking advantage
of blocks and turned many com
ers to start Lanier’s touchdown
drives.
Temple played an handicapped
game as many Bucs were either
benched ar playing with injuries.
Still, Temple’s backfield gained
recognition as backs Edward,
Stampley, Nathaniel Truitt, Ben
son Sims. James Knight, and QB
Johnny Staples, dodged and
fought for high yardage.
However, each drive was handi
capped by either fumbles or pen
alties. The Bucs only tally came
on a 79 yard drive with Knight
going in far the T.D.
Luckily the Bucs have an open
date next week to nurse their
many injuries.
, mm—m———
read and well-infoirr.ed. And you
can be well-informed by reading
books and magazines from tlv
Etta O'Neill Library.
.The week the librarian calls the
attention of library patrons to a
wide variety of magazines in
many subject fields, which are
available at the library. Many
times informs.ion not available
in books can be frund in periodi
cals, and frequently they provide
the most up-to-date facts. The
library now subscribes to nine
teen different magazines.
Following is a list of periodicals
available at the Etta 0 Neiil Libr
ary: “American Girl.” “Boys’
t :r_ *» 14 icrVili'iKtc ”
Brandon News
By Robert Williamson
Regular Sunday School wa
held at Rock Star M. I
Church on last Sunday, witl
t:ie lesson being beautifull;
reveiwed by the pastor an<
ti/iiely remarks by the Supl
The attendance was good an<
everyone was p'eased to see s
many visitors. These member
and friends, however, miss th
presence of Mrs. Mary Luci
ett and look forward to seein,
her on next Sunday. You ar
always welcome at Rock Stai
Woman’s Hav will ho nhcom
“Children's Playmate.” “Ebony,”
“Good Housekeeping,” “House &
Garden,” “Ladies’ Home Journal”
“Life.” “Mademoiselle.” “Mc
Calls,” “Modern Screen.” “Na
tional Education Association
Journal,” “The Other Sheep,”
“Reader’s Digest,” “Saturday Re
view Of literature,” “Time,” and
“Wilson Library Journal.”
You may not have time to read
books, but you can always find
time to scan the latest magazines.
As a convenience to library pat
rons, all magazines may be check
ed out for a period of seven days.
ed Sunday, October 20 at 2
P M., at the Rock Star M. E
Church. The Program will b
sponsored by the men wit!
Mrs. Thompson, guest speak
er. Music will be rendered b;
the Sun Beam Chorus, unde
the direction of Mrs. Mary Be
gan, Mrs. Jean Melvin, piar
ist. The pastor asks all men
bers to pay their pledges oi
that day. Various cCiurche
JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS
Vicksburg Girl
Attends Convent
Josephine Williams, daughter
of Joseph Williams and wife, of
Vicksburg, began her senior year
of high school at the Convent of
the Holy Spirit, Techny, Illinois.
For eleven years she attended
St. Mary’s Catholic School which
is staffed by the Holy Spirit Mis
sionary . Sisters. Throughout the
elementary grades and high
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scholastic average and a top
place on the honor roll.
During her high school years
she served as a member of St.
Mary’s Student Council, having
been elected by the student body.
For several years she held vari
ous offices in her class.
In her junior year she had been
unanimously chosen as Prefect
of the Blessed Virgin Sodality.
Throughout her high school
years, she was an active member
of St. Mary’s Choral Group and
Choir.
Grove St. M.B.
Rev. W. C. Porter, pastor
10:45 a.m —Song Service.
11:00 a.m.—Worship.
12:30 p.m.—Pastors 15th Anniver
sary.
6:00 p.m.—Worship.
King David No. 1 M.B.
Valley Street
Rev G. C. Carr, pastor
5:00 a.m.—Worship
9:30 a.m.—Sunday School.
11:30 a m —Worship.
7:00 p.m.—Worship.
Mt. Pilgrim M.B.
Lynn Street
Rev. T. H. Turner, pastor
9:30 a.m.—Sunday School.
12:00—Usher Board.
Rock Of Ages M.B.
Valley Street
Rev. E. S. Hicks, pastor
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11:00 a.m.—Covenant.
7:00 p.m.—Talent program.
Mt. Carmel M.B.
Rev. W. L. Lassiter
9:30 a.m.—Sunday School.
St. Mary's Episcopal
First North and Main
Rev. R. M. Allen, in charge
9:30 a.m.—Sunday School.
4:30 p.m.—Young Churchmen.
6:00 p.m.—Holly Communion.
Travelers Rest M.B.
Pearl Street
Rev. J. H. William, pastor
6:00 a.m.—Worship.
9:30 a.m.—Sunday School.
6:30 p.m.—’Worship.
Library Notes
Oscar Wilde, famous English
writer, once said. ‘Stand still and
watch the world go by. and it
will.” But ycu can keep pace
with the world if you are well
have been invited. The gen
eral public is also invited. Din
ner will be served.
Mrs. Mary E. Brown of
1 Brandon is the proud grand
V mother of two grandchildren.
1 Cheryl Denice Walker,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rod
die L. Walker of Long Beach,
California and Edward Ray
Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Taylor of Jackson,
Miss.
Mrs. Alline Moody life last
Tuesday for Birmingham, Ala.,
to visit her sister. Friends
wish for her an enjoyable trip.
On the 5th of this month,
Mrs. Arlena Crain left for Chi
cago, 111., to visit her daugh
ter and grandchildren. It is
hoped that she will have an
enjoyable vaaction.
i
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Fashion Center
l
Now Offers A
Complete Line
Of
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f Outfit your youngster
r for School—
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College—
i
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Ladies’ and Men
Apparel — Hats
Lula Belle's
Fashion Center
Masonic Temple Bldg.
Lynch St. — Jackson, Miss.
FURNITURE LOANS
USE YOUR FURNITURE AS COLLATERAL
FOR THE MONEY YOU NEED
White System of Jackson, Inc.
Brokers
Phone 4-3724 Electric Building
——^—
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Offering
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Phones: No. 6—FL 3-4561; No. 3-362-1521; No. 4-362-6452
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2 Lbs. Dixinna
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Pork Steak
2 ib$. 89c
Magnolia Fully Cooked
Whole or Shank Portion
HAM ib. 39c
Fresh Picnic Style
PORK ROAST Ib. 29c
Your Choice of One With
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Sugar 5 ibs. 29c
Air Lite
Flour 5 ibs. 15c
Cokes case 99c
The Best Specials In Town
When Making Other
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Margarine
Limit 5, 6 Oz.
each 5C
Can Biscuit
Limit 5 Cans can 5c
Gum 2 pks. 5c
Limit 10 Pkgs.
Plantation, Limit 10 Cans
Potted Meat
can 5C
Toilet Tissue
Limit 5 Rolls roll 5C
SWEET POTATOES
5-lb. bag lb. 5c
Robin Hood
FLOUR - - - - $1.89
4 Cans Gaspar
CHILLI with beons 89c
J.GGS 3 doz. $1,00
Colonial
BREAD 2 loaves 29c
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Wieners, Frank, Bologna
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3-lb bog - - - - 89c
Armour Star Pure Pork
Roll Sausage
3 ibs. 89c
Streak Of Lean
SALT MEAT 3 Ibs. 89c
Horn Hocks 4 Ibs. 89c
Neck Bones 7 Ibs. 89c
Pig Tails 7 Ibs. 89c
Hog Mows 7 Ibs. 89c
Ribs Strips 4 Ibs. 89c
Chuck Steak 2 Ibs. 89c
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