Local Social Notes and Weekend Events in Pisgah Area
Mr and Mrs G A Willey of Pisgah visited Brandon on Wednesday. Miss Cora Ratliff of Edwards visits sister Mrs T H Collier. Mrs Reid of Memphis visits Rev and Mrs Ed G Galloway. Francis Weill hosts a house party this week. Comedy show at Johnson Hall Friday night June 24 doors 7 30. Wes Holden welcome baby girl born Tuesday June 14. Zou Miller Burney from Jackson visits mother Florence Burney. Ora Robinson returns home from Clarksdale where she taught. Mrs J M Dees and children visit Richton parents R E Gayden. Howard Gayden returns from Boy Scout camp at Country Club Lake. Judge McLaurin in Jackson for tonsil removal recovery. Laura McLaurin and Jean Watts return from Vicksburg. Annie Robinson leaves Monday for Dallas to study Sunday school work for two months. Twins comedy act starring H P Barkedale and Jorden Lindsey Friday night June 2. Mrs Irene Cooper entertained.
Rankin Delegation Explores Truck Farming at Crystal Springs
A Rankin County delegation toured Crystal Springs farms to study truck growing as a cotton substitute. They observed tomato shipments, pricing, and grade inspections, noting Crystal Springs thriving with crops like beans and cabbage and urging careful start with four to five acres next winter. Local leaders and railroad interests show support to help Rankin farmers enter truck farming.
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Pelahatchie society notes host birthday and visits
Pelahatchie residents enjoyed a birthday party for Little Jewel Owens and welcomed visitors from Jackson and Meridian. Nearby trips included Beulah and Irma Dyles visiting relatives in Meridian, Picayune, and Mississippi points, with others taking short journeys to Winfield Louisiana and Jackson. Local clergy announced a protracted meeting in July as residents discuss improvements like water works.
Rankin County Tax Collected 1920 21 Summary
A summary of funds collected by the Rankin County Sheriff and Tax Collectors office under Sheriff Harrison from November 1, 1920 to June 1, 1921. State Privilege Tax 3785.75, State Motor Vehicle Fund 3841.43, State Advalorem Tax 64244.41, General County Tax 49448.80, Schools and Roads 93298.32, Fees and Commissions 9192.30, Grand Total 228811.04.
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