West Point Visitors and Town Creek Farm News
Be Mr Bud Barnes and wife of West Point visited their son John F Barnes then plan to move to Iuka. Prof Luther Neal visited Burns ville. school at Glen not out. Oscar Hardwick left for sister Armina Newman in West Point. Miss Zola Timbes at Inka visits home. Mrs Sallie Sitten visiting her mother Mrs Woodley. M A Smith Town Creek visiting Burnsville. One County Farmers Union met here with fine attendance. Mr and Mrs J C Ford of Gien returned home after assisting with sick Joseph M Ford. Lee Welch merchant on Route 1 visited Corinth. Rey Carmack held regular appointment and baptized Misses Gladys Holder Gladys Davis Pauline Jordar. Ai jue Browning and wife hurried to Burnsville. Our school here by Profs Babb Blakney and Miss Morie Holter closes Friday night. Excellent term of school Olive Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Barnes
West Point
John F. Barnes
Iuka
Luther Neal
Burnsville
Glen
Oscar Hardwick
Armina Newman
Zola Timbes
Inka
Sallie Sitten
Woodley
M. A. Smith
Town Creek
Farmers’ Union
J. C. Ford
Gien
Joseph M. Ford
Lee Welch
Corinth
Rey Carmack
Baptiste
Gladys Holder
Gladys Davis
Pauline Jordar
Special ten day sale on Oliver and Avery farming tools
Ten day cash only sale offers Oliver Steel Beam Plows at 6.50 and 4.50, mid busters and plows at 8.00 12.00, Avery and John Deere beam devices from 10.00 to 12.00, with a final note on lumber shipments to northern markets urging buying to save dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
John Deer
Weekend Social Notes From Local Residents
Health reported good as Mrs Hall and family visited her mother last week. Creed Mass spent Saturday night with grandparents Mr and Mrs S G Yarbrough. Irene N en returned to Tuscumbia after visiting Mrs S G Yarbrough. Mrs W E Broadway and Mrs DG Miller fished Friday afternoon and reported good luck. Harris Wilson and wife visited her mother Sunday. Lara Mills appeared happy, Edna Kimberly visited Lara Miller Tuesday. This is the writer’s first attempt and may not be printed if rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Wilson
Lara Mills
Edna Kimberly
Lara Miller
Papa
Resurection Proofs Sermon At Baptist Church
Services at Baptist Church Sunday with Sunday School at 10 00 a m and preaching at 11 00 a m The topic proofs of the Resurrection of Christ from a Lawyer s standpoint The Empty Tomb Special singing All are invited and welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Notice to heirs and claimants in Tishomingo lands suit
Chancery Court in Mississippi requires all listed parties to appear on the second Monday in June 1916 to defend Charles P. Woford's quiet title suit. Describes extensive described tracts in multiple sections and townships in Tishomingo County. Ends with clerk EB A Payne's seal and date April 13 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Ditch
Township
Baldwyn
P’ensant Site
Fourth Section
Prospect Baptist Church
Chancery Court
County of Tishomingo
Mississippi
Chas. P. Wofford
EB. A, Payne
Chancery
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Burnsville News
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Piof
Babb
Blakney
Morie' Holter
Olive Branch
H. Fairless Hardware and Furniture CO
Tishomingo, Miss
D. A. Dugger
Ross
E. C. and
L. E. King
Bear Creek News
Baptist Church
C L Haley
Florence
Ala
Alvin Hallmark
Lena Shook
L J Bennett
M E Picketts
BE Shook
Martha_Thomas
A J Hallmark
W Hallmark
Hallmark
J c Hallmark
SC Hallark
Bank of Red Bay
Red Bay
R Canley
R Garland
F W Pickens
E W Carmack
Sam Williams
JM Paramour
J Winchester
Nelle Winchester
K McRae
W E Gilbert
Avondale
Marion T Byram
Jesse C Hallmark
G W Hallmark
Decatur Iron & Lumber Co
W A Mann
Alanne Mann
Silas Mann
Ibeginning
Bear Creek
Prince Albert
Pringe
Albert
Jimmy
States
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Sulzberger
Ika
Smith
Jones
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Tupelo
Miss
Villa
Mississippi Dry Goods
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Macon & Andrews College
Memphis, Tennessee
Gregg
South
Macon & Andrews
Main St. and
Union Ave
Memphis
Tennessee
Ipod
T A Leddam
Cotton School
Memphis Business College
Memphis, Tenn
J.T. Thomas
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