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Newspaper

Brandon News

Location

Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1909

Page

5

Horse falls in Thomasville injures man and church notices

A man fell from his horse near Thomasville and was trapped beneath the animal, breaking his collar bone. He was taken to Brandon Sanitarium and is rapidly recovering. Next Sunday at 11 a.m. the Methodist church will host a children's day service with an illustrated sermon.

Baptist Church Thomasville Mr. Neal Brandon Sanitarium Methodist Church Richland Methodist Church

Collins Ellis Wedding at Baptist Parsonage

J E Collins married Jennie Ellis at the Baptist parsonage at noon with Rev Bryan Simmons officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tobe Ellis of Fannin, is popular. groom works in timber business and is regarded energetic. They departed on the 2 PM train for their new home in Winnsboro Louisiana.

Baptist Parsonage J. E. Collins Jennie Ellis Bryan Simmons Tobe Ellis Fannin Winmsboro

Obituary of E M Walters Survived by Widow and Children

E M Walters born Rankin County July 13 1844 son of Abram Walters served as a Confederate soldier. He married Elizabeth Winfield after surrender and had five children. He died May 25 1909 in Holum Louisiana, leaving widow, children, two brothers, two sisters, and a life of faith.

E. M. Walters Rankin County Abram Walters Elizabeth Winfield Holum Methodist Church E. N C. J. Walters Mesdames Loretta, Duncan May Lowell

Wanted at Once Saw Mill Hands Near Pelahatchie

Classified ad fragment lists job offer for 10 or 12 lumber laborers white or colored. Wage $1.25 daily for six days weekly. Pay in trade or time checks, regular pay on the 15th. Mill located five miles west of Pelahatchie, near Guide Spur on A and WY railroad. Also notes Fresh bread and various goods at local stores. Reward offered for information about a branded horse. 390 acres of land for sale 12 miles south of Pelahatchie with dwelling, tenant houses, and barns. Jackson area contacts listed.

Pelahatchie Guide Spur A. and WY Thornton Lumber CO Miss Grover Palmer E. O. Palmer Jackson

PROGRAM Beat Sunday school convention at Fannin July 8

Sunday school convention to be held at Fannin on July 8 at 9 30 a.m. Devotional exercises by Rev J H Grice and T G Ward. Music. Welcome address by Mr Walter Whittington. Replies by Miss Sarah Barksaye da. Music. Sessions on punctuality, faithful teachers, lesson learning, and class management led by pastors and teachers. Dinner, music, officer elections, and reports follow with talks on home department value and Christian life foundations. Round table led by Mr Walter Smith.

Fannin J. H. Grice T. G. Ward Walter Whittington Sarah Barksaye J. J. Mayfield Kate Barksdale C. F. Emery J. C. Robinson Home Department Joddie Conagd J. Effie Slaughter Foundation of Christian Life Carl O’neal Kate Robinson Marie Kersh Nell Denson Lee Noel Walter Smith

Blessing and Union Day at Our Church June 27

New Prospect invites attendees to a special union day featuring Rev. Wayne Sutton preaching twice on Sunday after a Saturday sermon. Sunday school starts at 10, worship at 11, with a community dinner following before additional preaching and two mission sermons. Attendees urged to bring friends for a memorable event.

Wayne Sutton Sutton

Langford Social Notes From Rouses Park And Nearby

The community spent Saturday afternoon playing tennis and croquet in Rouse's Park. Several residents, including Frank Bethune, Miss Tay Rouse, Miss Kate Ferguson, and Miss Bessie Ferguson, are mentioned with visits, travels, and refutations. Local health is good, and ministers preached two sermons. Wedding bells are anticipated again soon as news of gatherings and visits continues.

Rouse’s Park

Local Visitors and Rain Mark Monday Events

Heavy rain fell here on Monday as D. P. Cameron and J. E. Fisher visited Jackson on Wednesday. Master Charles Lewis of Meridian visits Mrs. A. E. Clement, while Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Rayne entertain guests.

Annie Jack McLaurin Master Sylvester Georgetown Texas Emma Jack Craig D.p.cameron J. E. Fisher Jackson Charles Lewis Meridian A. E. Clement Mrs Rufus Rayne Mrs. Thompson

Florence area notes and community updates in 1909

Local news from Florence Mississippi area includes social happenings with Beula Cullerson and others visiting Jackson and Pelahatchie, church events, weddings and visitors to Greenwood and Starkville, a note on alfalfa harvest, and a call to survivors of Rankin County's Rankin Rebels to submit names for a roster. Legal notices include a chancery sale in Rankin County and a commissioner's call in the case R L Foster v John and Eudora Mock. Letters request rosters of Co B 39th Miss. Infantry from Capt. Myers’s era.

Rankin Sam Myers Florence Miss Myers W .B. Shelby 39Th Miss. Infantry Sam Myers Company R. A. Whitfield

Notice to heirs of Hatcher and Huffman land case

To the unknown heirs of R. Hatch er and E. J. P. Hatcher or any claimant of interest in the S E 1 4 N W 1 4 of section 22 township 5 range 5 East Rankin County Mississippi you must appear before the Chancery Clerk in Brandon on the second Monday of July 1909 at rules to show cause why P M Huffman petition for confirmation and quieting title to the land should not be granted JO A vna aes 1

Chancery Court Rankin County State of Mississippi R. L. Foster John Eudora Mock Mississippi Brandon Jonh A. Gayden Cammiccinnar R. Hatcher E. J. P. Hatcher N. W State of Said County P. M. Huffman Huffman JO. A. Vna Aes

Notice to Colored Teachers in Rankin County

The Rankin County Colored Teachers Association calls a meeting in Brandon on Saturday July 3 1909 at 11 am to arrange for a bi weekly normal at Hatchie starting about July 19 Supt Myers has secured the normal and urges full attendance The note argues opportunities will bring better things and references a move to Pelahatchie on July 19 Florence Miss R F D 3

Rankin, County Colored Teachers’ Association Brandon Hatchie Myers Pelahatchie Sore

Also Mentioned on This Page

Andon Rhodes & King Brandon Drug Co Elahatchie L. E., Hawkins Gulfport George Martin Birmingham Ellis Spann Bob McRae Walter Didlake Star A. and M. College Mary Hoy Madison J. H. Glass Ladies of the Baptist Church Co. C. McKay Mr. McKay Eva Todd G. T. Todd Jefferson Z. C. Miller W. S. May The Baptist Sunday School Maggie Belle McRae Emma Buchanan Columbus John A. Gayden Hot Springs Jas. Ainsworth News Force Mr. Cook Thompson Place Town Indiana E. C. Comfort Presbyterian Church S. E. Winstead Pink Ford J. J. Smith J. W. Moore W. O. Gray J. A. Speer G. F. Everett Rankinites W. A. Broadwater Beat 1 Daughters of the Confederacy Gayden’s A. O. Hollinsbee Court House R. Q. Breeland Moss Point L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co J. C. Thomas D’lo Finkbine Lumber Co J. A. Spann, Sr Renie Henry Petway H. D. Smith Bill Arp Georgia Dry Creek E. R. Sloan Jacsson Bettie Wilson Vicksburg Randall Cashman A. A. Weille B. W. Griffith Weill P. H. Moyers Mr. J. J. Neal A.J. M'Laurin, JR Brandon, Miss Henry & Henry, Attorneys At Law S. L. M’laurin Attorney At Law Tally Heslep T.A. Chapman Rankin County Bank Bandon Miss E. A. May Ruel May Merchants Bank Jackson, Miss J- W. Birdsong John Ohlever Brandon Bank C.R. Garraway W. F. Willey H. J. Burnham D.D.S. Johns Rankin, Simpson Or Smith T. M. Martin Pelahatchie, Miss T. B. Doxey Merchant Gailor Steam Cleaning and Dye Works E. Capitol Street F Jackson Acarry Watson, Seweler Collins—Ellis W. G. Barnes Gayden and CO Wilkens Pisgah Stump Bridge J. M. Baker Johm B. Stetson Franstell's Rookery E. Capitol St. Jackson New Prospect Langford Frank Bethune Hattiesburg Messrs Walter and John Whittington Miss Tay Rouse Kate Bessie Ferguson J. M. Taylor Clarence Smith Monterey Annie Kersh W. W. Kersh Mike Skully Russell Kersh P. A. Hannan T. A. Chapman J. A. Bethune Frank Johnnie Whittington Miss Dettwiller Memphis Pearson W. &. Barnes J. E. Martin Seed and Dale Martin Public Square Beula Culberson Mabel Tenner Katie Annie May Cox Carter’s Valley Mattie Wade John Russell Our Town Hattie Cox D.P. Cameron J. Wm. Roell Wm. Ellis Pickens Emma Finan Florence Telephone Co the Baptist Sunday School Pleas Berry Mary Waller Silver Creek John Berry Greenwood Robert Berry Starkville Mrs. Taylor Prof W. N. Taylor Grey Ellis Corinne Ellis Hatti¢sburg J. L. Buchanan Mack
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