Nutrition program progress shown in county Bureau plan
The document outlines the Bureau of Child Welfare Nutrition, Maternity and Infant Hygiene, and Mouth Hygiene divisions. It details supervision of nutrition activities, growth monitoring, school meals, mother child classes, prenatal and infant care, birth registration, and dental hygiene education plans for schools and communities. Community programs highlight farm progress, women clubs, and youth groups encouraging lasting improvements.
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Bureau of Child Welfare
State Dental Association
Development of Home and Community Life in Rural South
Rural centers unite church and school to mold destiny as communities invest in homes, farms, and gardens. Consolidated schools offer living barns and orchards to secure trained teachers for youth. Churches and schools draw full and half time pastors, encouraging families to settle in the country and meetings focus on cooperative farming and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Wife and husband faith fuels farmer success
A feature on how mutual faith between spouses drives farming success, citing Emerson, stories of Andrew Johnson and Mike Brown, and the idea that a wife’s interest can raise a farmer from failure to achievement, with local notes from Pelahatchie Morton Jackson Clinton and Pisgah visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Andrew Johnson
White House
Mike Brown
Mike Browns
South
John
Clarence Pete
Community Notices and Fireslight Visits in Pelahatchie Area
A series of short notes reports visitors to homes in the Pelahatchie Jackson area including Fred Bates of Petal hatchie and Mrs O Sessions near Morton. A Friday night fire destroyed Mr P Cross barn and crib with loss of corn plow tools and harness. Key locals and family visits are listed with brief travels to Jackson and Clinton venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Allman
D. T. Bilbro
Pelahatchie
Morton
Ford
Stewart Co
W. H. Nobles
Jackson
Ruth McKay
Leona Jerkins
Alpheus Kersh
Clinton
G. E. Bates
J. M. Lawrence
J. M. Worley
Pisgah
Tom Vaughn
Fred Bates
Petahatchie
L. A. Lewis
Dora
P. Cross
Cross
Arthur Stewart
Co. E. Walsh
Alex Stewart
M. Pereh
Sam Steverson
Berry Steverson
Rankin County man buys Jackson cafe
J E Moore of Pelahatchie purchases the cafe formerly run by Alex at 123 South President Street in Jackson. He invites Rankin County friends to visit and promises market fresh fare at reasonable prices. Moore is glad to bring a Rankin County cafe to the heart of Jackson with a Rankin County proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Moore
Vpelahatchie
Alex
President Street
Rankin County
Jackson
Mr. Moore
Oat Field Smut Causes Crop Loss Says Plant Board
Farmers report over 25 percent loss from oat smut. Advice urges seed disinfection in formalin solution and directing the Plant Board next fall for preservation directions.
Rankin County urged to plant corn as cotton leads
Cotton remains the leading crop in Rankin and neighboring counties with limited oats and corn. The author urges farmers to plant enough corn and other crops to ensure home food supplies, stressing self-sufficiency amid boll weevil pressure and a shifting regional pattern.
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Rankin County
Rankin
Hinds, Copiah
Lincoln
Pike, Lawrence
Simpson
Madison Holmes
LePlerc
Cotton
For Sale One-Horse Wagon and Property
For sale good one horse wagon by T. A. Cox Brandon Mississippi sells cheap with houses and lot in splendid location A. J. Finch advertises May 24 31
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T. A. Cox
Brandon
A. J. Finch
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Willard Harris
Cato
Ray Calhoun
Eliza
Miss Ruth
Hillman College
C. G. Boone
Texas
Carey
Pelahatchie Hardware CO
Pelahatchie, Miss
Leesburg
Tutt’s
Wellington
THE
Wellington Piano
A. Gressett Music House
West Capitol St
Jackson, Miss
Alex Kersh
RK. H. Watts
Juanita Kersh
Paul Edwards
Marion Holmes
L. T. Watts
Price Murray
J. E. Moore
Kennington
Babyland
S Best Store
GIONS
Kennington’s
Theer
Palm Beach
Jack O
Mississippi
Boy Scout
Scout
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