Model Drug Store Adverts and Local Notices
Local Iuka items list seed prices at Model Drug Store and The Feed Store corn offers. Promotions include rooms for rent, live animal display, shoes and hats in stock, and inquiries for old rags and salvage items. Community notes mention residents visiting Memphis and Aberdeen, church events, school staff, and social get togethers with April 1 activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Shockley and
Gravette
Iuka Millinery Company
J. H. Talley & Son
Lula Tenn
T. H. Elam
Iuka
C. B
F. G.massry
Russia
Jeff
Mutt
Iuka Springs
Inka
Geo L McMasters
Wanted Tie Makers Pay Biweekly, Board Forty Cents Daily
Classified notice offering long work with two week pay cycle for tie makers and board at forty cents per day. Includes line about best cotton seed Vandivers Big Boll Early Fruiter offered by C A Woopatt and JAE Pyle. Also mentions selling corn for cash or on note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Woopatt
Jae Pyle
Wesley Volunteer S C Camp Night At Shockley Home
The Wesley Volunteer S C Camping Club met Monday night at the Shockley home with Misses Ruth and Nell Shockley Hallie Jackson Lucy Watson and Mr Robert Jackson hosting. After a China lesson Horace Stebbings won a candy prize after a tie. Prizes for All's Fools Day were awarded and refreshments included stick candy and raw peanuts before ambrosia and cake dispelled any lingering mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Shockley
Wesley
Ruth
Nell Shockley
Hallie Jackson
Lucy Watson
Robert Jackson
China
Horace Stebbings
Opening Service at New Baptist Church Sunday
The opening service will be held at the new Baptist Church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The sermon will be by Rev Turner. There will be special music. All the churches are cordially invited to join in this service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Baptist Church
Turner
Health easing as community notes spring to life
Health improves for Mr. Charlie Crawford who was sick. An all day singing is planned at Golden on April 9 with baskets needed. Several local residents visited and guests stayed over including Mr. Lee Mauldin, Mr. Charlie Brown, Mr. Thomas Cornelius and wife, Mr. EB Epps family, Messrs S Byram and Jim Upton with Mr. E Bridge Epps, Mr. Carel Brown and Mr. Jeff Jones on a Gelden trip, Olen Patterson and wife with Miss Odo Patterson visiting Mr. W T Shook, and playful plans from Mr. Oscar Shook and Mr. W T White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Crawford
Golden
Lee Mauldin
Charlie Brown
Thomas Cornelius
EB. E. Epps
Messrs
S. Byram
Jim Upton
E. Bridge Epps
Carel Brown
Jeff Jones
Gelden
Olen Patterson
Odo Patterson
W.T. Shook
Oscar Shook
W. T. White
Tubb
Burnsville News highlights and community notes
Burnsville residents report illnesses and moves including Mr Green Trotter and Mrs Calisla Ford while Prof Babb and family move into the Newman house. Easter services are planned at the Methodist church and Sunday School attendance was good despite rain. A postoffice robbery is detailed with a safe blown and valuables taken. Local market prices for eggs butter corn and more are listed. The W C T U meets to honor Harriet B Kells and fund-raise with a silver dime pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Trotter
Calisla Ford
Babb
Newman House
Conversion of Saul
Cribb
Corinth
Burnsville
Burnsville News
Frank Skelton
Cardie Gann
Elmer Woodley
Tuka
Ford
Rasmell Higginbottom
Dr. Han
Olive Branch
Maggie Harris
Ida Hyatt
Kells
Mississippi
Harriett B. Kells
Miss. W.C.T.U
Pxuss
Miss Dorothy and Ruth Cormack Host Fortnightly Club
Misses Dorothy and Ruth Cormack entertain the Fortnightly Club at their home with a March program on Switzerland. Lucy Watson presents a paper, Professor Howard explains Swiss government, Christine Powell plays piano, Louise Barnett recites, and a Fool’s Cap contest crowns Mrs F Howard, Miss Lizzie Williams, and L. F. Campbell. A salad course follows, and a Japanese song closes the evening amid lighthearted remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Ruth Cormack
Switzerland
Lucy Watson
Prof
Howard
Christine Powell
Chilon
Louise Barnett
F Howard
Lizzie Williams
L. F Campbell
Campbell
Pleasant Grove Health Notes and Local Happenings
Local letters describe health in Pleasant Grove with good spirits despite colds. Farmers plan another crop. corn planted. Various residents, trips to Belmont and Tennessee, church services, singing gathering, road work debate, and April Fool closing. Mentions Eaton, Moore, Harris, Kennedy, Stricklin, Tipton, Short, Hughes, Bellamy, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eaton
Jessie Kennedy
Hunt
Dee Pardue
Belmont
Carl Moore
Lour Burg
Luna Harris
General Moore
Joseph Britnell
C B Tipton
Jim Stricklin
Tennesse
Mr Pleasant
WS J Moore
Estes
Tuka
M M Clarks
Dock Short
Also Mentioned on This Page
W T Bennett, Esq
Memphis
Model Drug Store
Model Drug
Geo L
Wiley’s Best
Powell's
Spring Park
Sam Wiley
Berkshire
Best Blood
Dean
J P Broughton
Bock Club
W S Brown
Bluff City
Rachel Luker
TH Elam Esq
Aberdeen
Craddock
Cherokee
Chancery
E A Payne
Mary Dinsdale
Carmichael
J F Pride
the Pitt
G. W. Storment
Tishomingo
S. F. Woodruff
Luka
W. T. Bennett
Trene
Hernando
The
Baptist Church
Rowe Place
W. A. Owens
Smithville High School
E. N. Read
Hot Springs
Ark
J R Mann
Jackson
Beauchamp
Kentucky
Methodist ‘Church
E. L. Pence
Hall
Model Brown Woodworking Machine Co
St Louis
J. C. Jourdan
Pence
Jourdan
J P Goodspeed
Watkins
Lomenick
Mary Payne
E. A. Payne
Gertrude Cromwell
Saratoga
Mary
Mamie Hyatt Pyle
Elizabeth McDonald
Mignonne Walker
Donna Dean
Vivian
Golden Mississippi
Pleasant Grove
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