Local Church Goings On and Social News
Rev C A Sullivan filled regular appointment at Langford last Sunday. People visited and traveled between Langford Brandon and Jackson. Weather and rain affected plans for the fair sex outings. Rev M A Massey preached here and at Goshen Springs. Morse to preach at Methodist church July 5 with all day services at the Baptist church and dinner on the ground.
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C. A. Sullivan
Langford
J. B. Williamson
Goshen
W. J. Whittington
Elizabeth
Louise Elelis
Fitler’s
M. A. Massey
Goshen Springs
Mr. Morse
Democratic convention urged frank, honest platform
The editorial argues for the San Francisco Democratic National Convention to be clear and honest, condemning Chicago’s tactics. It credits President Wilson’s call for candor, praises League of Nations stance, criticizes Republican chicanery, and sees many viable Democratic candidates ready to outshine Harding.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Wilson
New York
Democratic Party
League of Nations
America
Henry Cabot Lodge
Harding
Mississippi Delegation Contemplating Cox or McAdoo Support
Close observers at the state convention say the Mississippi delegation to the San Francisco convention is split between Cox of Ohio and McAdoo of New York. The Democrat-Times endorses Governor Cox as the most available Democratic candidate, noting his popularity in Ohio and potential to carry the state against Harding.
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Mississippi
San Francisco
Cox
Ohio
McAdoo
New York
Democrat-Times
Democratic Party
Harding
Tration
Greenville Democrat Times
Death of Mrs J J Knight at Florence
Mrs J J Knight of Florence dies at Jackson at her brother in law L C Ellis home. She was only child of Mr and Mrs J Singletary of Florence and wife of Jasper J Knight. She leaves two children Mary and Curry and a father at Pearson where he works for A and W Railroad. Burial at Florence with large funeral crowd.
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J. J. Knight
Satuday Aera
Ore May Knight
Jackson
L. C. Ellis
Pearson
Knight
A. & W. Railroad
Prohibition Chief Rules Homemade Cider and Wines Stay Unsold
Federal Prohibition Commissioner Kramer states that apples made into cider or domestic wines at home may not be sold once they reach about 1.5 percent alcohol. The rule targets home products and will keep enforcement busy. Senator Capper calls the country a robbers roost as profiteers thrive. Berlin papers ask who lost the war and seek answers.
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Kramer
Box supper at Pisgah Consolidated School
A box supper is planned at Pisgah Consolidated School building on Thursday night, July 1st to benefit the school. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Pisgah Consolidated School
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W. Capitol and
Farish Sts
Jackson, Miss
Jesse Harrell
Brandon
Wes Holden
Gladys
Helen and
Maud Tinnin
W. W. Dixon
H. D. Tinnin
J. J. Whittington
C. H. McLaurin
C. J. Wiliams
Masonic Lodge
W.J. Whittington
Mills
Fannin
James M. Cox
W. G. McAdoo
Pier Hoe Rice
West Capitol ST
Baptist Book Store
W. F. Mitchell
The
United States
Capper
Berlin
Hambone
Oman
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