Local Notes and Ads from The Vidette Page
Local items show seed sales at Model Drug Store and Tie Feed Store offers, several cottage and rental notices, and autos for sale. Cherokee Alabama residents mentioned include Mr Albert Scruggs and Mr E C Hamilton with burial details. The Cooling Station promotes ice cream and social visits while neighborhood events include high school luncheon and rook club gatherings. William Gravette and Massey Bros hold grocery and feed stock listings with price notes and special sales.
Fifth District Federated Clubs Meet at Mineral Springs Hotel
The program outlines a two session meeting on Saturday March 25 at Mineral Springs Hotel with morning and afternoon events including greetings, reports, a luncheon, and an address on illiteracy by State Superintendent W H Smith. Evening reception closes the day. local notes mention good weather, school programs, a wedding, and a note from Editor Vidette signed Non de Plume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Springs Hotel
W. D. McCullough
B. L. Martin
Civic League
W. O. Jackson
Mutual Culture Club
Tupelo
Winsham
Ygondine Gaines
Virginia Pyle
Mc Gehee
W. H. Smith
W C T U meets at Mrs Reed's on March 8
The W C T U gathered at Mrs Geo Reed's home with several visitors. Mrs Gravette led the program on Publicity, quotes from Mrs Lillian Stevens were shared, and the group discussed newspaper ads and anti liquor efforts. Baby Week reports noted ten White Ribbon recruits and Miss Willie Hiett gave a reading before a salad course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Reed
Fiett
E H Gravette
Lancaster
Lillian Stevens
WC JU
EN Reed
WCTU
Bennett
Local News and Social Visits Plus a Wedding
Route 5 health report is good as news remains scarce. Mrs Mirandy Berthal Parsons and Tressie McKee visited Mrs Ethel Williams. Ennie Nunley wed George Bacon last Sunday. John Murphy enjoyed a pleasure trip to the chalk mine. Joel Williams plans a trip to Jackson to visit relatives. Oscar Pruit advances at his mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirandy
Berthal Parsons
Tressie McKee
Ethel Williams
Mose Nunley
Peter Bernan
Ennie Nunley
George Bacon
John E. Murphy
Chalk Mine
John Parson
Sheffield
O. E. Rast
Providence
Wilmer Hargit
Joel Williams
Fletcher Nunley
John Parison
Jackson
Miss
Oscar Pruit
Burnsville News highlights local life and readings
Mr J M Clement buys a new Ford. Paul Haney farms after wintering at Desoto Agricultural High School taught by Prof W D Gooch. Mrs Conie Ellege of Paden visits her mother. J M Woodruff connects waterworks. Quarterly Conference led by Rev T H Dorsey Friday at 7 30 pm. Born March 19 to Geo Busby a girl. Bro Carmack and Rev Copeland preach at Baptist and Christian churches. Sam Honeycutt sick. W E Garrett locates relatives in Alabama. Lester Blakney returns from A H S trip to plant crop. Another birth to R G South. Visitors Wm Brooks back in town. C A Timbes of Paden visits Burnsville. Prof Rapp Reynolds attends Sunday School. Local boys joke about getting back to work to support family. Fertilizer scarce. suggests compost mix with salt lime manure loam as cheaper alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Clement
Paul Haney
Desoto County
W. D. Gooch
Conie Ellege
Paden
J. M. Woodruff
T. H. Dorsey
Mech
Geo. Busby
Bro. Carmack
Baptist Church
Rev. Copeland
Christian Church
Sam Honeycutt
W.E. Garrett
Alabama
Lester Blakney
Tishomingo
R. G. South
Rite
Wm Brooks
C. A. Timbes
Burnaville
Rapp Reynolds
Aew
Allsobrook School Notes and Local Arrivals
Health is good aside from colds and lagrippe. Spring weather in the village. Farmers prep for another crop. Mr and Mrs H Thurman and Miss Leah Allsobroo visited Allsoboro Saturday evening. John Stanford and family passed through Sunday. Mrs Jim Weaver and wife were in town Sunday. Richard Wingo lives with A P Allsobrook now and seems pleased. A concert is planned at Allsobrook School House on the 4th Saturday in March, March 25. The Allsobrook School advances with Miss Clara Woodin teaching. the term ends in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect School
Oscar Miller
Dennis
Pleasant Hill
P R Adams
Rhubie Gray
H. &. Thurman
Leah Allsobroo
Allsoboro
John Stanford
Jim Weaver
Richard Wingo
A. P. Allsobrook
Allsobrook
Clara Woodin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Model Drug Store
Albert Scruggs
Spring
John Sherrod Lumberman
J O Miller
Cheroket
Iuka
Omega
C. W. McKnight
Smith Premier
New York
Powell's
DC Wadkins
Pocahontas, Tenn
W. McKnight
WS Brown
TL Brown & Co
J P Broughton
Maggie Harris
C. A. Woopatt
Maggie ‘Harris
WO Taylor
AA Slack
NM Bynum
C L Moore
A K Coker
C S Parsons
RA Woodley
Sheriff
Massey Bros. & Foote
A B Moser
E. H. Gravette
E.H. Gravette
TH Bullard
Lan Tuka
Sam Allen
Memphis
Wiley’s Best
W. McKnight’s
L W Cain
Leland, Miss
Taka
Robinsons
Evelyn Pyle
Columbus
T. L. Brown & Co
Massey Bros., & Poote
Mesdames Shockley and Gravette
Icka “Millinery Company
J D Hill
C W Williams
Cherokee
R W Malone
Williams
G D Hall
Hip F
Whitehurst
Hearne
Texas
Edward E Edmondson
Mt Vernon
Ill
Edmondson
Oof Luka
JC Gracie
George
Covington, Tenn
S J Smith
Gracie
Howard
Prof. Howard
Inka
Ruth Shockley
Rook
Hallie Jackson
Elsie McKnight
Ida Lee Pyre
Rook Club
the Heights
Mattie Cook Reed
Lucy Watkins
B'L Martin, Jr
Martin
B L Matti
Sti
Knoxville
The
Southern Railroad
Raymond Penington
Mitchell MacCullough
Arthur Cromwell
Donna Lovell
Catherine Cromwell
Wesley Volunteer SS
G .T Cromwell
W Carmichael
China
Mamie Dean
Pat
Ruth Carmichael
Luka
Burnsville News
Brown
Iuka, Miss
HKA
Mississippi Day Goons
Motions & Shoes
Foot Rest
Ioka, Mississippi
Iuka Theatre
New Orleans
J C Jourdan Mercantile Company
Juka
J. P. Broughton
J. van Lindley Nursery CO
Box M
Pomona
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