Jackson and Brandon City News in Brief
Roy Noble visited Brandon Monday while K M Broom and R C Taylor were Jackson visitors. Numerous residents, including E Martin and BE White, transacted business in Jackson, with many others visiting or calling on local shops and hotels. The report notes various social visits, church events, and upcoming engagements, including the Smith-Keithley engagement and Amanda Lowther’s senior party in Brandon.
Robert Burns Wins Medal in Oratorical Contest
Robert Burns Jr of Brandon won the medal in a Mississippi College oratorical contest held Saturday at Clinton. Six fine Mississippi College students spoke, and Burns, son of Mr and Mrs Robt But of this city, earned praise from friends. He has been a popular student for two years and is noted as one of Brandon’s finest boys in the college setting.
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Robert Burns
Clinton
Mississippi College
Robert Burns, Jr
Robt
Robert
Brandon
No danger of this going to the dogs in race event
A concise item notes that the dogs race swiftly and there is no risk of the competition degenerating into chaos. It highlights speed and efficiency of the participants who dominate the track with quick moves.
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Rock Hill
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Braxton
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Cliff Morris
Robi, Maxey, Jr
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Cole, Jr
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Frank Robinson
Dave Harper
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Daisy Stevens
W. J. Dawson
Jessie Warwick
Pelahatchie
G. H. Sherrill
Fannin
R. R. Busick
R. L. Baker
Florence
Bettie Wilson
Vicksburg
Daisy Graham
John Darnall
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R. F. Brown
Will Till
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J. J. Goforth
Ranger
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New Orleans
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Frances Myers
Albert
Mina Myers
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Walter Waddell
Sam Schultz
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W. H. Barnes
A. G. Thornton
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Jack Maxey
R. B. Steen
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Polkville, Smith
E. C. Cheat
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M. L. Burton
Robi, Burns
W. G. Barnes
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C. E. Gayden
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Myra Jackson
Josephine Cocke
Miriam Shields
Belhaven College
George Ware
Cc. S. Everett
F. L. Harper
Fine Little Son
Earl
J. B. Everett
T. E. Overby
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Jim Owen
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Methodist Church
Ed Lee Martin
Gulfport
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Alexandria
Margaret Graham
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T. B. Dixon
Robert Wilson
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T. R. Brinson
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Johns
A. E. Everett
G. W. McDaniel
Tylertown
Williams’ Mill
Kate Shields
Natchez
J. T. Shields
Vesta May
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Nina Morris
Albert Morris
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Rendall Cashman
Aubrey Collum
Joseph
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H. E. Crook
Dpd. Q. DeBerry
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Susie May Barnes
Victor Martin
Ruth
Anna Robbins
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Melvin Nible
Edwards
Amanda Lowther
J. T. Lowther
W. B. Hawthorn
Central High School
Nell McLaurin
Baptist Hospital
McLaurin
Minnie Brown
Delta Stevens
Virginia Terrell
G. C. Swearingen
Bethany Swearingen
Crystal Springs
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Wmlcore’s Cafe
J. E. Moore
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