Harrison for Senator Americanism First in Mississippi
A political endorsement extols Pat Harrison as the sole issue in the senatorial race praising his rise from poverty to national influence. The piece highlights his stand against cotton price fixing, his loyalty to the South, actions at Camp Pike, and his reputed closeness to the White House and Baker cabinet, arguing Mississippi will gain nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Harrison
Crystal Springs
Southland
Mississippi
Congress
Harrison
Camp Pike
Baker
United States
Rankin County Red Cross drive mobilizes support
The Second Red Cross War Fund Campaign opens May 20 and closes May 27 aiming to raise at least 100 million dollars. County Chairman W E McIntyre outlines committees across Rankin with names like S V Burks H H Bullock Daisy Stevens and Enola Stamps coordinating publicity speakers and fundraising efforts in towns such as Florence Mountain Creek Whites, Cleary and Brandon. Campaign organizers urge ministers to mention Red Cross Sunday May 19th and call for community service as districts organize family and church participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin County
Rankin
S. V. Burks
H. H. Bullock
Daisy Stevens
eChairman
S. L. McLaurin
J. A. Lindsey
S. D. Donnell
Florence
Albert Ellis
Mountain Creek
W. E. Laird
Whites
Fj. D. McDonald
Cleary
Wm. Reno
Plain
Alonzo Quinn
Star
T. R. Rego
Pearson
W. T. Glenn
Holbrook
J. J. Daniel
Oakdale
C. O. Rouse
Brandon
Fannin
Owen Brown
Goshen
J. B. Williamson
Pisgah
Hugh Barksdale
B. Worley
Sand Hill
Paul Ratliff
Red Oak
J. M. Walsh
Rehobeth
Neil Mashburn
Pelahatchie
A. G. Purvis
Shiloh
John Franklin
Cross Roads
Able Patrick Jr
Antioch
Jim Knight
Mayton
Jim Purvis
Fox
Miss
S. W. Burks
G. A. Harrison
Laurence Jones
Red Cross
American Red Cross
W. E. McIntyre
Card of Thanks from Tanner Family
Card of Thanks. We thank friends for sympathy in the loss of our son Grover at the front. J. L. Tanner and family, Pelahatchie, Miss. For Sale. Stone tomato plants ready to be set. 80 cents per gies. Wednesday evening from Bran- T. D. May.
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Grover
Bran- T. D. May
Local Social Roundup in Pelahatchie This Week
Miss Cox Watts and Ingram hosted a six o clock dinner Sunday honoring Misses Hammet and Nolen. An Institute at the Baptist church is led this week by Dr Chisholm of Jackson. Mrs Suber hosted the As You Like It Club Friday with pleasant refreshments. Dr C C Shotts and family plan to move to Texas soon. We regret very much to see this.
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Cox
Watts
Ingram
Hammet
Nolen
The
Baptist Church
Red Cross Benefit Lecture at Johnson Hall
Dr. B G Lowery of Blue Mountain will present Building a Man at Johnson Hall May 10 at 8 30 p m An entertaining and instructive speaker the public is invited to attend to support the Red Cross Bring neighbors and enjoy the evening benefits the cause with a popular lecture guidance
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B. G. Lowery
Blue Mountain
Johnson Hall
Lowery
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