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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
5
Pelahatchie residents share visits and moving notices as families gather for celebrations and farewells. Cousins Minnie Wicker and Vivian Myers visit. Oliva Hall graduates at Hillman College. Mattie Ammons relocates to Forest. Dr. and Mrs. Bennett celebrate 60 years with family witnesses. Local trips, teaching changes, and school events pepper the week.
Friday afternoon cemetery list notes Mr Stewart longtime Rehobeth Church member who died in Jackson after years there leaving seven children and one wife. Mrs Stewart and children receive community sympathy. Prof J Davis and H W Measels were Brandon visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Davis depart for Stafford Springs for weeks of treatment with son Dr G C Davis accompanying to Meridian. Rev A C Parker of Clinton preached Saturday night and Sunday at Rehobeth Ss. L Watts and Jim Jerkins of Holly Bush served Sunday. S L Allman hasn’t attended Holly Bush recently. An all day singing at Leesburg Baptist Church next Sunday May 27 invites all.
Mr Fred Bates of Welahatchie visited his parents last Monday and fell ill, delaying his return home as his wife and children were summoned. Lane Moore of Jackson visited our community on Tuesday. Wess Bates of Morton stayed with his son and daughter G A Bates and Mrs D A Collum from Monday to Thursday. Leona Jerkins of Rebbeth spent the weekend with her aunt Mrs C C McKay. W H Nobles made a brief trip to Morton on Tuesday. C EK Walsh and children also noted.
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