Dr Ruel May Dentist Office Hours Notice
Dr Ruel May announces office hours 8 to 12 and 1 to 5 with closure from April 1 to 24 for Brandon to Miss.
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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
5
Dr Ruel May announces office hours 8 to 12 and 1 to 5 with closure from April 1 to 24 for Brandon to Miss.
Ed Ferguson and others from Fannin Jackson and Forest visit Brandon for legal business and social calls. Senator A. J. McLaurin and family return from Washington. Dr J. E. Noble and others stop by News Office. Church meetings, school ceremonies, and plans for a new gin and warehouse facility are announced with community updates.
The document lists names drawn for grand and petit juries for the May term of circuit court, starting on the first Monday. It references juror pay rising from $2.50 to $3 per day and includes declarations of oath from several residents across Brandon, Oak Ridge, Florence, Pelahatchie, and Daniel Mississippi, with multiple surnames and local places.
Monterey reports quiet after commencement with heavy rainfall. Distanced attendees include Annie Ree Scott Jackson Mamie Bullock Bolton Grace May DLo W E McIntyre Johns Fast Hazlehurst Clyde East Pelahatchie Berta Cox Braxton Kelly Harrisville. Prof W N Taylor spoke at Dry Creek. Covington buys Dickson home. gold medalists John Hasty and Carrie Smith.
The article highlights the marriage of Hon J R East and Bettie Webb with Rev Wayne Sutton officiating and notes their popularity. It covers Briar Hill High School diploma day with Prof Covington, Dr Yarbrough, Rev Bryan Simmons, and a strong graduating class. It concludes with a successful annual concert and plans for school improvements and a library room.
Rain boosts farmers for planting with cotton and corn looking well. Sunday school had good attendance. Easter egg hunts at Rev B E Tutton and J H Tapley drew a large crowd. About two acres of pasture held nearly 100 eggs, most found. Cake race amid cheers with corn-filled prize cake. County union meeting planned for May 2 at Florence.
W P Thomas and J S G Alexander are back from Vicksburg where Alexander underwent an operation. Haddon visits Thomasville family as the town notes a quiet week with recovery progressing well.
Mrs Mansfield improves after typhoid as the Farmers' County Union meets with nearly all local unions represented. Capt Tom Haymey of the Farmers' Advocate and H W Bradshaw urge diversification and more food crops. Mrs Orry Salts visits, Easter services attended by Miss Dora Lee and others, Bill Williams speaks on orphanage management, and a concert planned for May 1. Easter egg hunt and local visits noted.
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