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Newspaper

Brandon News

Location

Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1922

Page

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James to Tour Rankin County With Four Talks

Memphis banker and farmer Geo R James will speak in Rankin County delivering four talks. Schedule includes Brandon July 26 at 10:00 a.m. Florence July 26 at 2:00 p.m. Pelahatchie July 27 at 10:30 a.m. Johns July 27 at 4:30 p.m. Simmons urges county residents to attend with families.

Geo. R. James Barker George R. James Memphis Rankin County Brandon Florence Sday Pelahatchie Johns A. H James Mississippi South

Sweet Potato Curing House Plans Available

O L Simmons county agent offers blueprints and bulletins from the A and M College Engineering Department for building sweet potato curing houses. Proper storage is crucial to reduce yearly crop losses. he invites interested readers to contact him.

A. & M. College O. L. Simmons

Jackson Chamber Committee Tour Rankin County

A Jackson Chamber of Commerce goodwill tour will visit Rankin County on Wednesday July 29. W M Buie presides a committee bringing several cars to Jackson for a 10 am meeting then to Florence for a 2 pm picnic dinner and development meeting. Principal speaker George R James of Memphis joins Jackson leaders including W M Buie R S Dobyns O B Taylor Simon Marks J Y Downing S P McRae S J Taylor and A A Green Jr. The trip aims to foster cordial relations between Jackson and Rankin County business circles.

Chamber of Commerce Jackson W. M. Buie Aos County Florence Jack Dobyns O. B. Taylor Simon Marks J. Y. Downing P. McRae J. Taylor A. A. Green George R. James Memphis Rankin County

W J McGee Awarded Contract for Brandon School Building

W J McGee of Jackson was awarded the $25,000 contract to erect a brick and stone consolidated school building in Brandon. Construction starts immediately with a target completion by December 1. The site will replace the old Brandon Academy, standing since 1835.

Board of Supervisors Brandon S W. J. McGee Jackson Brandon Academy

Trustees Association Invites Rankin County for Education

All trustees patrons and teachers are invited to attend with lunches provided by Brandon Parent Teachers Association. A program will be prepared to boost education. come and support the cause as trustees stand 100 percent for better schools in Rankin County.

Cordia HA Brandon Parent-Teachers’ Association Rankin County

Rankin County teachers advance from normal schools

A Mississippi school column notes that Rankin County teachers progress from normal colleges at Hattiesburg Clinton and Rankin County normals. The writer H P Barksdale urges trustees to report teacher elections and mentions awaiting Equalizing Fund figures and future percentages from the state education department. The piece emphasizes expanding a trained teaching corps locally.

Mendenhall Rankin County Hattiesburg Clinton Mississippi Normal College Normal College State Department of Education H. P. Barksdale

Colored Sunday School Educational Convention Opens 47th Session

The Jackson Missionary Baptist Sunday School and Educational Convention met last week at the colored Baptist Church in Brandon for its 47th annual session with about 100 present. Rev. J. H. Taylor of Madison presided, with Secretary E. A. Caldwell of Jackson. Prominent attendees included W Varnado D D of Jackson, G W Love of Crystal Springs, B B Dansby of Jackson College, H P Jackson of Jackson, W L Ford of Jackson, and others. The group visited the Brandon News printing plant and urged subscriptions. The convention promoted education and uplift of the colored race, upholding honesty integrity and sobriety, and thanked Bran­don’s mayor for hospitality.

Jackson Missionary Baptist Sunday School Colored Baptist Church Brandon J. H. Taylor Madison E. A. Caldwell Jackson W. Varnado D. D G. W. Love Crystal Springs B. B. Dans

Rankin County Democratic Committee to meet for August primary

The Rankin County Democratic Executive Committee requests a full attendance at Brandon on Monday July 17 at 10 a m for primary election business. Members listed by district include Lowther Laird Taylor Henry McLaurin Barnes Sherrill Watts Faulkenberry Spann Barrow Patrick Sowell Barnett Patrick Jr. Chairman T B SpannSecretary

Democratic Committee Rankin County Brandon Miss Democratic Executive Committee F. M. Lowther W. E. Laird J. R. Taylor Pat Henry L. McLaurin W. H. Barnes G. H. Sherrill J. L. Watts J. W. Faulkenberry T. B. Spann W. L. Barrow H. A. Patrick Bradly Sowell J. B. Barnett J. W. Patrick, Jr

Flying Squadron from Capitol City Brings Hope to Brandon

Seventy five members of a Jackson flying squadron visited Brandon to assist Dr. M O Patterson pastor at a protracted meeting. The program included music by Mrs Logan McLean Carolyn Gordon Garland Lyell and Will Isaacs with Gipsy Smith revival hymns. Speakers included J H Howie Carl Faust Julius Crisler and C E Wright. A final address by Frederick Sullens closed the Jackson portion with prayers led by Rev W A Hewitt.

Jackson M. O. Patterson W. A. McComb Brandon Lexander Julian Alexander Logan McLean Carolyn Gordon Garland Lyell Will Isaacs Lyell Jesus Gordon J. H. Howie Carl Faust Julius Crisler C. E. Wright Squadrom Frederick Sullens W. A. Hewitt First Baptist Church of

Flying Squadron Dines at Darnall Hotel Thursday Eve

The Flying Squadron visiting Brandon Baptist Church last Thursday evening arrived about 6 45 P M and enjoyed a splendid dinner at the Darnall Hotel famed for good eats. Members numbering about seventy five including men and women savored the meal before departing. A lighthearted quip ends with a joke about a woman with her head in the clouds as she passes her fiercest rival on the street.

Flying Darnall Hotel Brandon Baptist Church City Jackson

John L Lewis Seeks White House Talks on Coal Strike

UMWA President John L. Lewis and Secretary Davis of the coal strike team met with the President to discuss the crisis in Illinois. The talks focused on resolving labor dispute pressures and plans for labor peace amid ongoing industrial action.

John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Contertine Peor Davis Ilinois Lewis Davis

Strike grows more serious across the country

The railway shopmen strike began Saturday July 1 and is intensifying nationwide with state troops guarding some shops and yards. Most A. and W. Railroad freight services continue, while passenger trains run late or are suspended on schedule.

Germany cannot pay reparations as cash limits hit

Paris reports German officials told M. Du Bois that Germany’s financial state is desperate and cash payments of indemnities are impossible. The statement followed a three hour conference with Dr. Fisher and Herr Schroeder, signaling strain in postwar reparations negotiations.

Paris Dr. Fisher German War Debt Commission Herr Schroeder M. Dubois Reparations Commission Germany

Star Notes and Local Events Across Star Mississippi

Miss Vera May Laird of Terry visits Mr and Mrs J E Harrison. Mr Arnold Cooper and Tom Williamson had a serious Ford collision July 3 in Mendenhall. Cooper improving. Star school play draws sizable crowd with Piney Woods band. Mrs H D Blackley of Knoxville Tenn visiting Star. Pope Muse spent week with family. employed by Brandon News. Star baseball team sweeps Finkbine in doubleheader on July 4 scoring 7-3 and 13-12.

STAR Vera May Laird Terry J. E Harrison Arnold Cooper Tom Williamson Mendenhall Cooper Piney Woods H. D. Blackley Knoxville Tenn Pope Muse Muse Brandon News Finkbine

Florence Woman J M Taylor Dies At 60

Mrs J M Taylor widow of Mat Taylor dies at home in Florence aged about 60 Christian life noted. Funeral held at Florence Cemetery attended by relatives and friends. Survived by three sons J W Taylor I D Taylor and W D Taylor and two daughters Mrs Jennie Miller and Mrs Oscar Martin. Community mourns loss.

Florence J. M. Taylor Mat Taylor Taylor J. W. Taylor W. D. Taylor Jennie Miller Jackson Oscar Martin

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. L. Simmons Jackson Chamber OF Commerce County Trustees’ Association Abo Rankin County Bank L Meslarin Roy L. Fox Active Vice-Press Cashier Europe Bavarian Alps Iscar Walcen See Kochel See Bavaria Tay Chi A. M. Shields M. L. Gray Branis Bran Democratic Election Committee Capitol City Secretary OF Labor Re. J. M. Taylor Welephou Jackson, Miss
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