Resting by the Haven of Rest in Brandon News
The notice recalls the burial of a wife and mother in Brandon on March 13, her remains laid to rest beside her husband who had died 22 years earlier. The family bids farewell and expresses faith in her peaceful afterlife. One who loved her signs the tribute.
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Brandon
Rest
Labor Problem and a Mississippi Pioneer’s Death
A federal report notes 7000 Black farm workers left Mississippi for northern states and 2100 to other southern states, with 4900 moving within the state from hills to the Delta. The piece also memorializes Margaret Annice Selser Johnson, born Sept 27, 1882 in Hinds County, a beloved musician and community helper who died March 12 after caring for family and neighbors.
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D. A. McCandliss
U.S
Delta
Hill Counties
Isaae
Elizabeth Montgomery Selser
Hinds County
Margaret Annice
Philip Werlein
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Littleton Hardy Johnson
Brandon
Mis
Frank Selser
Howard
Arthur
Maggie
Effie Speer
Hier
Jesus
Political Announcements for August Primary in Brandon
The Brandon News lists candidates for the August Primary. District Attorney candidates include Hon. Dr. M. Anderson seeking re election. Representative candidates include W H Boone Ghorgh Ware R Myers Kr Brown R H Watts Edgar Misterfeldt. Sheriff candidates include John Ke Ross and others.
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The
Brandon News
DR. M. Anderson
W. H. Boone Ghorgh
Ware
Ss. R. Myrers
Misterfeldt Seeks Rankin County Representative Seat
Edgar Misterfeldt of Plain announces candidacy for Rankin County Representative. He cites experience and commitment to fair treatment and good governance, noting he previously held the office and would serve honestly if elected. The letter from S Elliott praises Agriculture and Penitentiary committee work and endorses re election.
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Edgar Misterfeldt
Plain
Rankin County
Mr. Misterfeldt
Misterfeldt
Holcomb
Hion
G. S. Ware
Pelahatchie
Miss
Ourself
Committee On Agriculture
S. Elliott
Civil Service Examinations to Be Held Soon
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for railway postal service on May 26, 1923, at Jackson, Vicksburg, Brookhaven, Gulfport and other points in Mississippi. Vacancies nationwide at a starting salary of $1,600 yearly, with similar positions in other branches to be filled from the exam.
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Jackson
Vicksburg
United States Civil Service Commission
Brookhaven
Gulfport
United States
Services at St Luke's Church May 6 with sermons
Mr Sessions, rector, will preach at St Luke's Episcopal Church in this city on Sunday May 6 at 11 am and 7:30 pm. Special music by the Community Choir. Sunday School at 10 am. All invited. Choir to practice Friday night. Lost auto license tag G1100 Mississippi. Return to Brandon News Brandon Miss.
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Mr. Sessions
Episcopal Church
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Wpisecopal
Brandon News
Brandon
Miss
Good Services Held At Baptist Church Sunday
Prof Wallace of Clinton Bank spoke for the 75 Million Campaign at the eleven o clock service and Mrs M O Patterson sang a beautiful solo with the choir at its best. Rev I H Lovelace preached at two thirty in the afternoon on denominational schools and Dr Patterson announced Rev Grenno of Vicksburg will assist in a future meeting. Loose Roy L Hogue of Jackson Miss offers reward for a lost suitcase on Brandon Fannin road. Notify The Brandon News Brandon Miss.
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Baptist Church
Wallace
Clinton Bank
M. O. Patterson
I. H. Lovelace
Clinton Church
Patterson
Grenno
Vicksburg
Roy L. Hogue
Jackson
Miss
Brandon- Fannin Road
Brandon News
Brandon
19th Session of Utica Institute Closed Yesterday
The Utica Institute in Utica Miss closed its nineteenth session with the annual concert marking a splendid year. Prof Wm H Woltzelaw principal praised for his work. Commencement exercises featured Chas Morris of Norfolk delivering the graduating address. One boy and one girl received diplomas, with A J Finch named valedictorian. Other items note community visits and faculty homecomings.
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Utica “Normal and Industrial Institute
Utica Institute
Miss
Wm. H. Woltzelaw
Chas. Morris
Norfolk
A. J. Finch
All Day Singing Draws Crowd in Mayton Village Growth
A large crowd attended the all day singing at Mayton last Sunday with a fine dinner on the grounds. Charlie Ponder has a store position with J. A. Jackson. The village continues to grow as P. L. Overby nears completion of a new store.
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