Rankin County Notes Strife and small-town life in Rankin
Rains skirt Whites area while crops suffer drought. Protracted meetings at Clear Branch and Bare Foot church, with baptisms, a large gathering, and plans for a new school hall. Local birthdays, parties, and baptist gatherings recounted. Numerous visits between nearby towns, election chatter, and community events mark the week.
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Clear Branch School
Rankin County
Sunday School Notes and Local Elections Update
Community bulletin reports a growing Sunday school program with protracted meetings, cemetery work plans, and local election results. Notable items include R. E. Knight’s reelection as supervisor, noels and picnics at Holmes lake, upcoming speeches by Hon. Eddy McIntyre, and detailed schedules for religious services and civic events in Clear Creek.
Langford Weather and Social Notes Pulse
Weather remains warm with ample rain. Langford residents report a pleasant Pelahatchie bridge picnic last Friday. Henry Boman and wife visit Tobe Stevenson family. Van Kersh and wife from Goshen stay with A. T. Miller. Several boys plan to leave for the piney woods next week. Campaigns thinning, likened to cotton chopping in dry weather. Uncertain reference to uncle TIP's fate from four years ago sparks curiosity.
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Pelahatchie Bridge
Henry Boman
Tobe Stevenson
van Kersh
Goshen
A. T. Miller's
Piney Woods
Community notices and elections fill Rankin County page
A long list of local items reports church meetings and visiting relatives while noting drought impact on crops. Nearby civic records show tax and election details, appointments of township trustees, and a sheriff ledger adjusting state taxes and per diems for the term.
Board of Supervisors actions and land transfers records
The Board of Supervisors concluded notices on section 26 township 3 range 5 reducing land assessments from 784 to 588 for J H Boone and reallocating 10 acres corner 10 acres north side of section 34 to Green Bay Lumber Co with value cut to 368 and transferred to L Gardner. Also transfer of sw quadrant of section 11 T5 R5 from Mrs Carrie Mitcham to N M Mitcham, W W Robeson J P. Estray report by W W Robeson J P notes sale on August 5 2007 for 9 dollars approved. Bridge bid advertisement authorized for Mt Creek near Star with bids due first Monday in September. specs on file. Ordered further actions and allowances as per chancery notes.
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J. H. Boone
Green Bay Lumber Co
L. Gardner
W. W. Robeson
J. P
Mt. Creek
Star
Chancery Clerk’s
Brandon
Rankin County Voter Letter Thanks Supporters
A Rankin County reader expresses grateful appreciation for the support in the first primary. The writer pledges to abide by the result and to support the nominee chosen, whatever their identity.
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Rankin County
B. A
Olare
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Rankin County News Notes
Clear Branch
Poplar Springs
M. O. Barlow
G. W. Sebren
Bessie Sebren
Hardy Steen
Oarry Steen
Brown Hill Church
Brown Hill
Pearson
Williame
EB. Fisher
Gladys Fisher
Jackson
Etta Donaldson
Misses Cox
Near
Stella Puckett
Edna Clement
Pelahatchie
Bessie Nelson
Bridgers
Eula Smallwood
Monterey
Douglas Matthews
Clinton
Grant Timmerman
Hammond
E. Timmerman
Mrs. Smith
Plain
J. K. Fisher
Bessie Cockerell
Jimmie
New Providence
J. W. Harrell
Leesburg
E. Harrell
Richard Jones
E. A Smith
Bare Foot Church
Mr. White
Jessie Months
Alabama
New Prospect
S. E. Robbins
J. A. Thomas
Conehatta
Joe Russell
Hickory
Holmes’ Lake
Sue Rhodes
Mary Thomas
Bro
Mayfield
Hughes
Laura Thomas
Annie May Garver
Ed Rhodes, Jr
R. E. Knight
Frank Horton
A. & W. Railroad
D. M. Robbins
Noel
Mayton
Eddy McIntyre
Johns
Clear Creek
T. J. Miley
R. A. Kennedy
N. H. Nash
Mr. Kennedy
Judge Enochs
Norrell
Langford
Tip
Pela
Mid Longmire
Grace Buchanan
R. V. Shields
Cooper
Rundle
Hazlehurst
Luther Manshbarn
Annie Henry
Margie Maxey
Carrie Clark
Eula May
Blanche Massengale
Sedgewick
Vicksburg
Providence
Manning
McDonald
Baker
Myers
Miss Drake
Mr. Alford
Methodist Church
Emmitt Brown
Ora Morgan
Misses Williams
Hattiesburg
Braxton
Eunice Washburn
Willie E. Magee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mery Singletary
Mendenhall
Mary Collins
W. P. Harper
Teachers’ Institute
Mrs. Sessums
D. B. Neely
Towit
Ellis Donnell
B. Myers
A. G. McLaurin
Brandon News
8Th Judicial District
J. O. Atkins
J I Long
G W Sebren
Joe Brinson
R M Laird
W H Harrison
W N.taylor
Pink Ford
Will Burke
A W Price
Jne F Williams
W G Cooper
Jae L Evans
J W Payne
Frank Bochle
J G Cox
G A Cox
L O Gayden
J L Robinson
P H Jones
Geo Hawkins
J F Jones
RO Latham
HD Tinnin
Mod Shaw
G W Long
Barksdale
W. B. Worley
W. J. Davis
J. A. Kersh
John Walsh
Herd Boyd
A. J. ‘Robinson
M. B. Martin
Geo. Coward
Fitzhugh
W. D. Steen
J. T. Knight
J. M. Buchanan
O. A. Rhodes
P. M. Hoffman
A. J. Roberts
G. J. Moore
R. O. Fortune
J. A. Cox
Y. O. Sheppard
W. C. Williams
Johnson
J. Murray
T. R. Morgan
Ed. Martin
T. G. Ross
C. M. O. Shotts
A. J. MclIntyre
James Purvis
J. M. Jones
Pat Bullock
Charlice Crain
E. P. Harper
A. G. Baker
Webb W. Kersh
Charlie Turcott
J. W. Summers
J. R. K. Walters
T. M. Till
J. L Buchanan
Mississippi
J. L. Buchanan
Auditor of Public Accounts
J.W. Taylor
R. D. McRae
J. P. Barksdale
J. ©. McDonnell
O. Bruce
Board of Supervisors
Brandon Bank
Brandon, Miss
S. L. McLaurin
W. H. Barnes
E. H. Ohleyer
Danacit
Dr. Nott
Heslig-Ellis Drug CO
Memphis
Tenn
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Harperville School
Harperville
Miss
Chas. A. Huddleston