Salem Community News Highlights and Death Notice
Salem society notes recount visits from Mr Roe Daniels and Mr D Williams, illness of Mrs Parsons daughter, and family gatherings. A funeral for William Sanders, 83, is described with floral and religious tributes, and a church singing event is announced for the 4th Sunday in June at Salem. The piece thanks Brunette for praise of kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Daniels
Berryman
Parsons
Charles Hearn
Jewel Rubine
Milford
William Sanders
Bro White
Salem
D Williwns
Pleasant Hill
John Burns
Lake Archie
Lo J Cain
Adams
Brunette
Sunshine
W S Brown and Co Big Sale Announced for Saturday
Sunday social updates note Miss Anna Wood with her mother Mrs S G Yarbrough while Alma Brown visits aunt Mrs W E Broadaway. A Union Grove children’s day crowd enjoyed the event. Lawrence Maxwell and others called on neighbors. June 17, Papa's Baby Doll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar
Anna Wood
SG Yarbrough
Alma Brown
W E Brodaway
Union Grove
Owen Hall
Lawrence Maxwell
Riley Ables
W E Broadaway
John Thorne
C C Maxwell
Alice Thompson
Dave Miller
Lawrence Curtis
Lawrence
Ellen Yarbrough
S G Yarbrough
J C Jackson
John. Jackson
Papa
Burnsville News Reports Rain Delays and Local Happenings
Farmers lag behind due to persistent rain. Harry Graham visits Burnsville from Inka. Olen Nixon takes holidays and plans a Hot Springs trip. Rev Carmack fills church appointments with strong attendance. Mrs WH Phelps visits Texas relatives. Little Asana Woodruff improves from bed. Joe Browning visits church and Jim White. Mr and Mrs Joe Ford visit their children. Two marriages occur at Marlar home. Ray of Corinth and Frank Braddock of Route 2 wed. Geo Bishop promotes road improvements east of here. discussion of a Highway linking Corinth Iuka Sheffield. Call for a local meeting and delegation to the Corinth Business Men's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Graham
Inka
Burnsville
Harry
Olen Nixon
Hot Springs
Rev Carmack
Baptist Church
WH Phelps
Texas
Asana Woodrff
Joe Browning
Corinth
Iuka
Sheffield
Jat
Bennett's Chapel Services and Lake Outing Report
Regular appointment at Bennett's Chapel by Bro. Norman. Eastport attendees at Bennett's Chapel. Singing at Mr John Smith's. Lake boat ride Sunday with Luther Worsham and J W Woodall parties. Arthur Lewis ill with typhoid fever. Roller family visits and Sunday gatherings with Woodalls, Sanders, and Browns. Pink Rose letters praised. Two Blue Eyed Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Bennett's Chapel
Garrett
Sam Long
Eastport
Bennett’s
John Smith
Luther Worsham
J W Woodall
C A Woodall
Roller
Arthur Lewis
Flora
Mollie Brown
Celia
Alice
Ruth Woodall
Bamma
Willie Sanders
Pink Rose
Quiet farming notes and obituaries from Tuka Route 1
The column reports a quiet rural scene with late crops and a few sickness cases among the elderly. Obituary notes include Mr W R Sanders who died last Saturday and was buried at Salem cemetery. Dying daugher Dixie Hubbard is mentioned along with family travels to Booneville, Mississippi. Local visitors include Mrs Fannie Fairless and Miss Blanch Hubbard from Gainesville, Texas. The oat crop is fair, with one yield of 63 dozen per acre and crop-wary workers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W R Sanders
Sway
Salem
James Hubbard
Dixie Hubbard
Booneville
Miss
Nettie
Fannie Fairless
Miss Blanch Hubbard
Gainesville
Texas
Messrs
L F Martin
R B Owens
J C Miller
Tuka
Mamie Burns
Della Burns
Roger Bell
J D Fairless
Come early and often to W S Brown Co Big Sale
A newspaper notice promotes a Saturday sale at W S Brown Co. on July 1 with emphasis on unusually low prices. The ad urges shoppers to arrive early and return often to take advantage of the discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W S Brown & Cos
W S Brown & Co’s
Cotton hoeing marks routine day in Route 5 area
Health is very good and news scarce in Route 5. Joel Williams spent time in Jackson Michigan and reports his siblings from Orphan will return to their old home stead. John Castleberry and sister Cattie visited Manley family. Minnie Clark visits her mother Hargett. Dewey Manley and Herbert Williams visited kin Saturday and Sunday. A big meeting is planned at Old Union Church on the Iuka and Allsboro road starting the second Sunday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Williams
Jackson
Mich
John Castleberry
Cattie
Manley
Minnie Clark
Hargett
Messrs
Dewey Manley
Herbert Williams
W Manley
Old Union Church
Iuka
Allsboro Road
Jong
Dodson's Liver Tone Offer Over Calomel Promises Recovery
Dodson's Liver Tone is advertised as a safe alternative to calomel for biliousness and constipation. The ad claims it cleans the liver, eases headaches and dizziness, steadies the bowels, and restores energy by morning with a money back guarantee if not effective. It emphasizes pleasant taste and broad customer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Tan
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Booneville Normal
D. A. Hill
J. F. Chambers
W Shockley
S. W. Shockley & Co
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Memphis
T A Ledddin
Cgotton School
Gregg
Memphis Business College
Memphis, Tenn
J.T. Thomas
Odd. Fellows Halls
Bear Creek News
God
Burnsville News
Luka
E. F P. Waebes
Corinth, Mississippi
J. F. Marichal
Alabama
Dooce Brothers
Detroit
Tennessee Valley Motor Co
Beckham Motor Co
Florence
Will Frye
Edgar Koonce
J L Titus
Ida
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