Local Happenings and Social Notes In Jackson
Jeass Smith now cotton weigher at the comm. A large Jackson delegation attended Col Power funeral. Miss Eliza Daughtry leaves for Houston. Mr and Mrs Reed wed in Columbus. Jewish New Year observed at Temple B nai Sholem with fine music. German night at Cherokee Club featured many Brookhaven youths. Cotton harvest uneven and preparations underway as cooler weather arrives.
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Jackson
Col
J. L. Power
Turner Blackwell
Forest
Telephone Exchange
Eliza Daughtry
Houston
Texas
A. C. Bullitt
Jesse Taylor
Mississippi
W. M. Grant
J. Lee
Parsons
Temple B'nai Sholem
Max Lewinthal
Esther Priebatsch
Claude Bowen
Jessie McNair
Cherokee Club
Brookhaven
Rose Seavey
Moat
Poe Ce
Coe
Beau-Gallant
Katie Hill
Ford V. Becker
Pelpsie Terry
Tra Parsons
Lucile Kirchhaine
Garland Lyell
Teachers Elected at Bogue Chitto Graded School
At the trustees meeting last Saturday, Prof. T. E. Woodward of Encutta was chosen principal and Miss Annie Burns of Brookhaven named first assistant. The school will open the first Monday in October.
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Bogue Chitto
Bogue Chitto Graded School
T. E. Woodward
Encutta
Annie Burns
Brookhaven
New Meal and Halls by W W McLaurin Agent
The undersigned pleads with Fresh Cotton Meal and Halls from a crop of 11 and will fill orders for all old customers and the public. Delivered free anywhere in the area. The high prices paid for Cotton Seed at markets. W. W. McLaurin, Agent, Jackson Cotton Oil Co.
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W. W. McLaurin
Jackson Cotton Oil Co
A Mighty Prayer Heard in North Carolina Church
A white minister leading services in a colored church in North Carolina asked an elderly black man to pray. The prayer asked for divine guidance and strength for the white preacher, invoking biblical imagery and urging spiritual intensity.
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North Carolina
Scarborough Visits Brook Haven as Wife Recovers
Reverend J. A. Scarborough visited Brook Haven on Monday. His wife, ill for six weeks, is improving, and his mother, in extreme old age, is also doing as well as possible.
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J. A. Scarborough
Brookhaven
New People's Bank Planned for Brookhaven
A charter is prepared for Brookhaven to form the People's Bank once approved by the Governor. Incorporators include H Seavey A E Moreton FP Miazza S Lowenthal Son L H Baggett and many others all Brookhaven residents with B Montgomery from New Orleans and B Abrams from Grand Lake among signatories. The bank will open in the former M Green brick store building. Will East visits for two weeks of rest with old Brookhaven friends.
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Brookhaven
People's Bank
H. Seavey
A. E. Moreton
Es FP
Miazza
E. Moreton
Peter J. Cantoni
L. H. Baggett
S. Lowenthal Son
A. C. McNair
W. W. Henderson
W. M. Tarnbaugh
L. H. Bowen
R. Zee Guardian
Hannah Fase Scherck
R. Selina
W. F. Parsons
A. Cohn
E. F. Brennan
M. BE. Heuck
J.B. Seavey
J. W. Bennett
Sam Wilson
E. H. Wentworth
E. M. Bee, Jr
L. C. Harvey
Addie Harvey
M. R. Leary
William Abshagen
W. F. Davis
Lincoln County
Mississippi
B. Montgomery
New Orleans
B. Abrams
Grand Lake
Ark
M. Green
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Salem
Pike County
Iown
J. B. Wooley
Joel Finch
W. J. Greer
Myra Greer
Minnie
Lena Wooley
Rawls- Williams
Catherine Rawls
Will East
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