New Barber Shop Open for Business
Stop look listen message announces a new barber shop opening offering clean and sanitary services. Emphasizes updated facilities and customer safety while inviting patrons to visit.
11 May 1916
Page 1
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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1916
Page
1
Stop look listen message announces a new barber shop opening offering clean and sanitary services. Emphasizes updated facilities and customer safety while inviting patrons to visit.
A letter from the editor notes health and crop progress, rain-caused delays for some farmers, and local social events. It reports Easter Egg-hunt at Mr E B Parry, social visits by families including Harp and Stricklin, and plans for a May meeting at Mooky Creek Church. Mentions mill relocation near Belmont and upcoming May events.
Health is good and farming continues with six cent cotton in planting. Mrs Fannie Robinson of Iaka visited Mrs Lizzie Rast. Clara Curtis of Oldham visited this area. many attended a Salem outing and a party at Emma Curtis’s. Mrs Rosa Smith is very ill. nearby families visited. Graveyard cleaning scheduled at Rutledge yard before May’s third Sunday.
Mrs Charles Hearn and her young daughter visited her mother Mrs Anne Milford last week. A sunny Sunday service at eleven featured Bra White’s sermon on the Resurrection and a brief talk by Bra Cain. About six hundred attended with fine singing and flowers on the graves. Several visitors from Alabama Iuka and Tishomingo joined the community. A local couple, Will Murphy and Audie May Sanford, wed at the spring near the ME Church by Rev L W Cain. May brings happiness and prosperity, according to neighbors. Sunshine.
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