Pelahatchie Fourth of July Picnic Draws Crowd
Pelahatchie hosted a July 4 celebration in W O W picnic grounds with 1500 to 2000 attendees. Newton brass band performed. dinner served in Methodist church grove. speeches by H W Bradshaw and Allen Thompson among others, including candidates for state senator, representative, county attorney, and county superintendent of education.
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Pelahatchie
Newton Brass Band
J. R. Rundle
H. W. Bradshaw
Allen Thompson
Jackson Bar
Thompsonm
E. H. Blakeslee
Agriculture
Mississippi
Blakeslee
McKay
Jackson
Pelahatchie Fair Association
Good Ladies of
Methodist Church Grove
D. M. Mayers
Calhoun Robinson
Alf Stubblefield
Edgar Misterfeldt
George Ware
A. C. Norman
Talley Heslop
W. FE. McIntyre
Harvey Bullock
J. H. O'Neal
Oscar Jones
Steve Webb
Beat One Sunday School Convention Concludes in Richland
The Beat One Sunday School Convention opened Friday morning June 28 with strong attendance and successful talks by men and papers by women. J C Cavett of Jackson gave the notable forenoon address. Edgar Misterfeldt was elected president with Nora Collins as secretary and treasurer. Daisy Keager spoke on Elementary Methods. Richland will host the next gathering. County Farmers Union dates at Greenfield were moved to the Friday and Saturday before the first Sunday in August. John McDonald bought a Mitchell wagon and Russell May a new buggy. May is building a nine room residence on his farm.
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J. C. Cavett
Jackson
Florence
Edgar Misterfeldt
Beat One
Nora Collins
Daisy Keager
Columbia
County Farmers’ Union
Greenfield
John McDonald
Mitchell
Russell May
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W. H. Barnes
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Beat One Sunday School Convention
Richland
Brandon News
Rankin County Bank
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H. A. Busick
M. E. Warp
G. W. Warre
J. W. Bixpson
W. B. Collier
J.T. B. Berry
Wm. Buchanan
M. E. Ward
H. C. Patrick
D. B. Wilson