Local health and church notes in Star community
The Star column reports residents enjoying good health, thanksgivings at Mt Creek, and visitors from Braxton. A Baptist congregation plans a new Liberty church with Rev. H K Farmer. A Sunday school talk by Rev. Mr. Oates highlights orphan needs. A Black resident Willis Dear died after drinking, prompting editorial condemnations of saloons and whiskey. Railroad work and a Y installions are noted, plus Rev. Holliday's upcoming Louisiana-led meetings and principal G L Martin returning to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
H. K. Farmer
Mr. Oates
Methodist Orphanage
Jackson
Willis Dear
J. H. Loflin
Hell
Blind Tiger Villian
Blind Tiger
S. Holliday
Louisiana
Star
Fannin Notes On Crops Visitors And Thanksgiving
Farmers near done gathering crops as local residents recount visits to Brandon Jackson Mt Olive and Pisgah. J E Noble and Ed May drop by. Jim Quimby family plans to move back home. Thanksgiving service praised with generous contributions to Methodist and Baptist orphanages. Mrs H T Ellis hosted a pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Quimby
W. M. Williams
Mt. Olive
E. F. Starr
H. T. Ellis
Thanksgiving Exercises Preview by Master Roy Lane
A brief sketch describes a Thanksgiving program enjoyed by all. Master Roy Lane received a welcome, the choir sang Nearer My God To Thee and I Am Thine, Rev T M Bradley gave a speech, and solos by Thelmer Brown Mary Collins W P Harper plus a quartet closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lane
T. M. Bradley
Thelmer Brown
Bros. Covingington
Judge Norrel
Mary Collins
Judge Norrell
W. P. Harper
Death Notice of E F Starr in Fannin Cemetery
E F Starr died Sunday morning December 2, 1906. His remains were laid to rest Sunday afternoon in the Fannin cemetery. The grief stricken family have the sympathy of all who know him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Starr
Fannin
Community Notes on Services and Local Weddings
Health and weather gentle in the community with Thanksgiving services well executed. Attendees from Hickory Ridge and nearby areas include Plumer Harper and family Tommie Ross and sister of Oscar Branch and others. Bertha Russell of Jackson visited and attended church. Bob Smith and Clara Jones wed and reside with J I Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Morris
Hickory Ridge
Plumer Harper
Tommie Ross
Oscar Branch
Media Pierce
Lewis McBride
Plain
Langford Socials and Local News in Fannin
Miss Vera Moore spent the weekend with kin in Fannin. A crowd from Fannin attended Thanksgiving services here. Vera Moore and Virginia Williams were in Fannin Thursday. Mrs. J. J. Daniels is ill this week. Cotton picking winds down. Lou D. Ellis visited in Fannin. O. O. Rouse visited the county seat Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kersh visited W. B. Smith in Fannin Sunday. A large Fannin youth group called on Vera Moore Friday night and reports a grand time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Moore
Fannin
Virginia
Williams
J. J. Daniels
Lou. D. Ellis
Fannin Sunday
GO. O. Russell
Brandon
J. E. Kersh
W. B. Smith
Sinai Community Notes and Church Activities
Tom Pace and families return to the neighborhood with joy from friends. Pastor Rev Morris preaches at the Baptist church with a large crowd present Saturday and Sunday. W L Long slowly improves from typhoid fever. Lula Holcomb of Jackson visits friends. Ladies Aid Society has raised about 70 dollars for the new Hickory Ridge church. Bertha Reesell of Jackson visits O E Russell. Candy-pulling at N A Smith's draws a well behaved crowd. Thanksgiving at Hickory Ridge School features Rev Morris sermon and a program by students. large turnout, everyone enjoys the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Rev. Morris
Ladies Aid Society
Hickory Ridge
N. A. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Hickory Ridge School
Morris
Community notes and honors from Plain area
The text lists local residents and their achievements, names students in a honor roll, mentions visitors and attendees at events, notes school and music activities, Thanksgiving services, and upcoming lectures. It records moves, visits, and social exchanges in the Plain community, with references to teachers, professors, and local businesses.
Goshen Springs Community Health and Local News
Health in Goshen Springs remains very good. Molasses making dominates farm work as cotton picking nears completion. Mrs Nora Collam and sister Lula Shedd visited Mr and Mrs J L Long. Mr and Mrs J F Rogers of Madison plan to move to Goshen. Miss Beulah returns. B F Horne traveled to Brandon. Whiddons visiting Mrs and Mr Barksdale. Brother Whiddon preached last Sunday and will speak again. School progress under Mrs J B Williamson. Clara Collum visiting J L Long. Irma Kersh ill. Net O W Shultz visited Canton Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Collam
Lula Shedd
J. L. Long
J. F. Rogers
Madison
Goshen
Miss Beulah
Galilee Community Health Improves Despite Crop Struggles
The Galilee community reports good health and steady crop progress as its school moves forward. Local residents note continued farming activity while the school advances with a positive outlook.
Royaline Pills Save Doctors Bills
Royaline pills promise to cut medical costs by preventing doctor visits. The ad asserts savings and offers a money back guarantee, charging 450 cents for the remedy and ointment for itch relief.
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H. A. Busick
W. B. Collier
M. E. Ward
R.C. Selvidge
Rankin County Bank
Brandon, Miss
S. S. Carter
W. L. Barrow
G. W. White
D. B. Wilson
J. T. B. Berry
Wn. Buchanan
Pelahatchie Bank
W. H. Barnes
Brandon Bank
S. L. McLaurin
O. R. Kersh
Yellow Pine Lumber
Chapman
Miss
W. C. Anderson
Dalton Marble Works
Vermont
Georgia
Messrs. Stevens and Smith
Belle and
Anne Cooper
Mt. Creek
Willie Murray
Braxton
H. T. Ross
E. T. Alexander
G. & S. I. Railroad
Tolbert
Illinois Central
Big Cut
G.L. Martin
J. E. Noble
Katiebelle Ferguson
Wiley Brown
Will Fox
Mrs. Atkins
May
8. W. Robinson
Pisgah
Cleary
Russell
Bertha Russell
Bob Smith
L. Matthews
Oopiah
Perry Smith
Rankin
Clara Jones
Hinds
J. I. Smith
Langford
O. Rouse
County Capitol
Sinai
Tom Pace
Mr. Matthis
Tom Lowther
W. L. Long
Lula Holcomb
Bertha Reesell
O. E. Russell
West
HOUS
R. D. Stringer
Nellie Mae Barham
Bro. Moore
Olen Searcy
Henry Thomas
Emmett Brown
Nolan Brown
Albert Thomas
Will Williams
Roylane
Pearl Neely
Addie Neely
Lollie Neely
Ula Wilsons
Lottie Neely
Thelma Brown
Bessie Barnes
Laura Gunn
Joseph Peacock
Weathers- 92
Beulah Warren
White Oak
E. B
Everett
Prof. Stringer
Raleigh
J. E. Byrd
Jessie Stuckey
Florence
Star, Braxton
Pearl
P. H. Weimer
Mr. Byrd
O. E. Stuckey
Fred Dyes
Delark Stuckey
John Stuckey
Gama
Aaron Harrison
Nellie Barham
Mrs. Terry
Belle
Ethel
Sam Terry
Alec L
Terry
A. G. Thornton
Brandon Drag Oo
A.L.D. Rhodes
Phil Didlake
J. A. Alexander
Goshen Springs
B. F. Horne
Mrs. Whiddon
Mrs
J. P. Barksdale
Brother Whiddon
Mr. Boyd
Miss Clara
J. B. Williamson
Clara Collum
J- B
Walter
Irma Kersh
Sick
O. W.shultz
Canton
Sun
Galilee
H. A. Busick Company
H. A. Busick, Sr
Postoffice
Peter Fairley
W. T. Stevens
H. A. Busick, Jr
Post Office
J. W. Busick
Rankin County
Mississippi
W. W. Robeson
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