Local Social and Travel Notes From the Capital Trip
Fannin L. T. Lawerence made a regular trip to the Capital Friday. A. E. Brame was in Pelahatchie Friday on business. J. L. Long sold cotton in Canton Friday. A. B. Collum and W. B. Smith visited Jackson for business. H. R. White recovers after a short illness. R. P. Noble away this week on a pleasure trip. J. J. Whittington, a merchant, in Jackson attending stores affairs. Farmers busy harvesting as weather allows. W. B. Latham and A. S. Lawrence attended the Gosh en dance and visited Sandhill the same evening. Rev. M. A. Massey regains health after typhoid fever and thanks friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. DeWitt hosted young people with music and games and refreshments. Hugh D. Baker and his sister Miss Mary were away guests. I. O. Brown and Mrs. C. H. McLaurin traveled to the capital city Friday after W. C. Brown’s accident. Friends hope for his full recovery and walking soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Lawerence
Capital
A. E. Brame
Pelahatchie
J. L. Long
Canton
A. B. Collum
W. B. Smith
Jackson
H. R. White
R. P P. Noble
J. J. Whittington
W.B. Latham
A. S. Lawrence
Goshen
Sandhill
M. A. Massey
W. E. DeWitt
Qne
Hugh D. Baker
Mary
I. O. Brown
C. H. McLaurin
W. C. Brown
Local Notes From Pelahatchie and Nearby
Pelahatchie residents report visitors and moves including Clifton Warnack guest of J H Warnack and Clara Baur Johnston in Jackson. Attendees at the Atlanta Confederate Re Union include Berry McKay and George Robinson. Tom Harrell family moved into Walker house, Britt couple touring Scott county, Prof R H Hester plans move to Taylorville in November. Mrs Sol Welsh dies at her Puckett home October 8. Jim and E N Ross attend her funeral in Jackson. C S Sanders returns home from Bond visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Warnack
Brookhaven
J. H. Warnack
Clara Baur Johnston
Jackson
David Alford
Fannin
R. F. Brown
Atlanta
Berry McKay
George Robinson
Tom Harrell
Walker
Ruth Myers
Morton
Sol Welsh
Puckett
Jim Ross
E. N. Ross
Mrs. Welsh
C.S. Sanders
Bond
Rainy days fill Holly Bush listings with visits and updates
HOLLY BUSH district notes a string of visits and health news. Families from Puckett Canton Leesburg and Ocean Springs share travel and illness updates while Miss Gertrude Bates moves to Jackson for a Woolworths job and the school under Prof. A D Stewart advances with Mrs Denson and Miss Bettie Jones assisting. Local merchants and residents make trips to Canton and Jackson as weather slows Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Davis
Ocean Springs
Miss
Gertrude Bates
Jackson
Woolworths
Kate Worley
Louisiana
A.D. Stewart
Denson
Bettie Jones
W. C. Barksdale
Anne
Minnie D
Canton
W. C. Anderson
Move to Jackson and Community Happenings Recorded
Residents note departures to Jackson and Meridian, new marriages, and school events. Dr C E Grandberry leaves for Tu lane New Orleans to pursue medical studies. Miss Lizzie Anderson wed Lovett of Meridian. A Dialect program is planned at the school building October 17. Several locals travel for business, training, and visits to Canton Pisgah Goshen Springs and Canton.
Florence locals report rapid high school work progress
Construction at the Florence high school shows brick substitution for hollow tile and a stucco finish planned. Local events include comedian W R Pierce at the schoolhouse and a Baptist association gathering in Pelahatchie. Community members recoveries and visits are noted as plans for a fall fair develop.
Mt Creek Community News Notes and Visits
Farmers busy gathering crops in Mt Creek area. Mrs R B Stuckey returns from Meridian after six months with sons. G B Clark taken to Baptist Hospital Jackson for treatment and recovery hoped. Mr and Mrs T W Barron visit Barron parents at Braxton. J P Clark of McComb City visits parents. Children’s Day planned at Mt Creek Sunday School October 19 with baskets invited. Miss Bertha Barron out of school due to toothache. School progressing well under Miss Ruth Roberts and Florence Clark. Florence and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Stuckey
Meridian
G. B. Clark
Baptist Hospital
Jackson
Miss
T. W. Barron
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Batte Furniture CO
Mississippi
Mississippi State Fair
Pantaze Cafe
Jackson’s
Hotel Royal Bldg
E. J. McRae
Brandon, Miss
Holly Bush
D. G. Jones
Jones
Y. King
Florence Smith
Leesburg
Bessie Winstead
Dora Lewis
Miss Lewis
J. S. Cawthorn
Oley Abel
M. X. McKay
I. M. Murray
C.E. Grandberry
Tulane
New Orleans
Fies
Lizzie Anderson
Lovett
Evon
A. G. Lonnie
Tom and Watt Moore
Jackson Mississippi
John Slade
Goshen Springs
Rosa Lee Anderson
Maggie Liles
Maggie
Hattie Boyd
Pisgah
A. D. Moore
A. D. Jr
Maggie Harrell
Jestine Bates
Cordie
Omega Denson
Chalmette
Milton Denson
Port Gibson
Neil Odom
Henry Ford
D. C. Denson
C. E. Harrell
J. A. Robinson
Prichards
Madison
Florence
W. R. Pierce
A. P. Dear
S. Morris
J. W. Steen
S. F. Courtney
J. M. Berry
W. D. Steen
Rankin County Baptist Association
Sadie Kennedy
Pinola
H. W. Kennedy
W. C. Parkison
John S. Long
Johnnie Mae Laird
Mary Kate Butler
Hopewell
Ellis Butler
MT. Creek
Feibelman’s
Rankin County
Jackson Dry Goods Co
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