Local notes from Brandon and surrounding area
Brandon section reports visits and illnesses among families including Mrs Viola Cole and Mrs P B Berry at Florice, Laura Berry of Jackson visiting grandmother Laura McLaurin, and several trips to Dry Creek. Mentions Oliver Billingslea recovering from surgery, shopping for pigs and a new bicycle, and county affairs with teachers, merchants, and candidates preparing for the August primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Cole
P. B. Berry
M. E. Baker
Laura Berry
Jackson
Laura McLaurin
S. L. McLaurin
Cooper’s Wells
E. E. Tocrne
Ita
W. D. Ragland
Dry Creek
Oliver Billingslea
Thomasville
C. C. Chapman
Prince of the Consolidated School
Ivis
Lamar County
Lucy Bradford
Ughter
Lucile
Newgusta
Brown
Stolen Grey Mare Sought by Frank Duke in Jackson
A grey mare about eight or nine years old and in good order is missing or stolen. A reward is offered for information. Contact Frank Duke, Jackson, Mississippi, Route 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Duke
Jackson
Miss
Route 4
Happenings at Pelahatchie Mico Club Social
The As-You-Like-It Club met Saturday from 4 to 6 pm with Miss Sadie Hopkins hosting and Miss Olive Puffer presiding. Attendees enjoyed Progressive Rock, strawberry shortcake, and a prize exchange, followed by a guest prize of silk hose and a salad course. Mrs C Behnke hosted Tuesday in honor of cousin Mrs D Holland of Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Hopkins
Olive Puffer
Carrie Clarke
Lucy May Nelson
Myrtle Kersh
Lucile Wilson
Myrtle McKay
Ruth Stingily
Mabel
Flossie McKay
Lucille Wilso
Jack Hollis
Mesdames G. Purvis
Sarn Ty Roeree
Gilbert Gammill
Meadow- The Younger Set Graduation Exercises
The term ends with diplomas to Wilkes Davis Hugh Neal McDonald Ruth Heslop Ruth Heflin Mary Ross Leila Speer Lula May Baker on Monday at 8 p m. May 20 plays and drills May 21 The Miller's Daughter May 22 The Alumni Association May 23 11 a m Baccalaureate Sermon by Dr R A Venable Meridian May 24 8 p m Graduation Exercises and Annual Address by Congressman J W Collier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes Davis
Hugh Neal McDonald
Ruth Heslop
Ruth Heflin
Mary Ross
Leila Speer
Lula May Baker
Miller’s
Allumni Association
R. A. Venable
Meridian
J. W. Collier
Are Our Eyes Degenerating Contrary to Belief
An analysis argues the human eye today is not weaker than in the past, but modern life imposes greater strain. It notes higher glasses usage reflects increased education and close work, with refractive errors common across races and even animals. The piece cites Carlisle Indian students and a Bronx Zoo study to illustrate universal eye irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
New York City
Bronx Zoological Park
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