Local notices recount church services and community sales
Readable items note revival meetings by Rev Mclntosh, upcoming sales and home for sale in North TUKA, garden seeds at C W McKnight, and various visits by residents to Cherokee Memphis and Burnsville with brief personal updates and small notices about schooling and post office affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Leatherwood
Memphis
G. W. Cresixp
Red Sulphur Springs
Tenn
J. W. Jourdan
C. W. McKnight
W W. Harris
Granville Dudley
Cherokee
Gena McGinnis
Collierville
T. J. Howard
C. P. Seay
Tishumingo
Miss
Fe H. Hearn
Embezzlement Charge Shocks North Town Man Cary
Sheriff Payne arrested a 24 year old man named Cary on embezzlement charges attributed to Gadsden Alabama. Detective Geo Fentress carried the warrant from Gadsden where Cary allegedly misappropriated 1500 to 2000 dollars from warehouse operations. He used the name Felix on arrival and stayed with J D Barnett while detectives investigated the diamond story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Payne
Geo. Fentress
Gadsden
Ala
Young Cary
Felix
J. D. Barnett
Barnett
Marriage Notice From Lancaster Court House
Married at the courthouse on Saturday Reverend J R James officiated. Willis West wed Miss Eddie Lancaster in a formal ceremony, witnessed by local residents and church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
J. R. James United
Willis West
Wddie
Lancaster
B.1.8 Initiates S Shockley Jr into Fraternity
The B.1.8 group met last Saturday night and initiated Mr. S Shockley Jr into the fraternity. They now occupy a new and handsome club room in the Mineral Springs Hotel annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Shockley Jr
Mineral Springs Hotel Annex
Knockers Club News Lacks Recent Reports
The popular group known as the Knockers has not produced any recent meetings or updates in weeks. The club is described as featuring some of the town’s best known girls, but no current activity details are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKnighe
Mr. L
Bishop
Allsboro
Ala
Avery
Tyka Hardware Co
Bill J
Beau-Not Club Meeting Adorns Eula Williams Home
A Beau-Not Club gathering at Miss Eula Williams residence featured a flower contest won by Miss Ch Rledge who received a book What the Daisies Say. Another game titled As Mad As a March Hare followed, while Miss Louise Barnett earned delicate hair ornaments. A salad course and Welsh Rarebit were served as guests lingered.
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Eula Williams
Ch Rue Ledge
Louise Barnett
Eula
Mai Belle
County Teachers Institute to convene in Iuka weekend
The County Teachers Institute will be held in Iuka on Saturday the 27th of March and the Friday night before. Large crowds attended in Birns ville, Tishomingo and Golden as hosts opened doors and provided hospitality. Iuka will host the final institute of the school year with cordial invitation to all teachers and a plan for an interesting, pleasant meeting. G Lynch, Supt Tuka Public School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo County
Co. Union
Cross Roads Church
Cole's Mill
2Nd District
PR Adams
Iuka
Birnsville
Tishomingo
Golden
Icka
G, Lynch
Supt Tuka
Paden Dots and Local Farm Trades Report
News from Paden notes improving health and some real estate trading. Dow Crawley sold his farm to Clanel Holly for 500 dollars and bought Jim Hicks’s farm for 575. Hicks moved near Marietta Mississippi. W S Stephens of Paden and John W Woodrutt of Burtons sell guano by wagon load. Funeral for David Britnell held at Mount Pleasant cemetery conducted by Elder Shackelford. Local notices include T A Shackelford on District No 5 business, Will Crawford visiting from Remont, and Dick Patterson visiting Burtons relatives. Rural mail carriers warn of vandalism, and roads and stock law spark debate on better system and public road improvements. Readers urged to write.
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Paden
Dow Crawley
Clanel Holly
Jim Hick
Hicks
Marietta
Miss
W. 5. Stephens
John W. Woodrutt
Burtons
David Britnell
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Shackelford
T. A. Shackelford
Prentiss County
Will Crawford
Remont
Sydney Shackelford
Red Bay
Otto Nixon
Dick Patterson
Tishomingo County Teachers Meeting Report
Report of the Tishomingo County Teachers Association meeting held Friday evening March 5 with address by Dr Bostick and Miss Ernestine Looney response. Discussion on preventing tardies. notes list attendees and topics including phonics and public schools. Afternoon session planned two weeks later with further discussion and thanks extended to supporters.
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Wales
Burt
Carmack
HL L Gillespie
Hughes
Phillips
Tt Press
Rey Wales
Tika
Mar
Mr. Seago
Leprel
Peachers Association
Den
Electricians Repair Telephone Line Trip to Paden
Messrss C McRae and H Johnson traveled to Paden yesterday to repair a faulty telephone line. McRae is noted as an expert electrician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrss
C. McRae
H. Johnson
Paden
Mr. McRae
Morgan Heads Back On Road After Short Home Stay
Mr. W. N. Morgan is back on the road following a brief period at home. He plans upcoming engagements and appearances, continuing his schedule with the same vigor as before.
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W. T.ereenee
Mr. C. P
North Tuka
L. 8. Traylor
Cora Sutton
Jos. Lennon
Corinth
Messrs
H. L. Flynt
TP Sprouse
Burnsville
W. M. McIntosh
Tuscumbia
Mr. J. Houston Reid
W. 8. Brown
Clara Morgan
Nannie Stallings
Blanche Patterson
E. H. Cunningham
Weik
Booneville Plain Center
W. L. Elledge
Birdie Eiledge
WV. A. Wilson
Plymouth Rock
B. H. Gravette
Inka
Si. G
T. Reid
J. A. Adams
Will Graham
Webster
Juli McMasters
Burnaville
Td Davis J. P
Lester Mexander
Minnie Prewitt
Mr. P
Waldrap
Route 4
Tuscalooga
Model Drug Store
Nunnally
Mattie Watkins
Madison
Ali
B. Martin
Dallas
Texas
Tyler Mangum
Greenwood
J. M. Jourdan
J. T. Jourdan
Barnsville
Corinth Engine & Boiler Works
R.R. Chism
Gates
Jas
Moore
Alma
A. J. Cotten
L. M. Clark
Oak Ridge
J. L. Rhodes
Adams
Iuka, Mississippi
Springs Park
R T Rutledge
Miss McKnight
Rev. H. Mins
Beau-Nots
Goyer
S. W
Walls
Marriv
Graham
Jourdan
W. O'Rourke
Agall
County Teachers Institute
luka_Grocery
McKinney Grocery Co
Old Stand
J. T. Goyer
Agt
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