Local happenings and notices from Burnaville area
Local brief updates include Miss Kate Brown leaving for Hattiesburg and new goods arriving at Reid Brothers. O G Oaks departs for Richton to teach at Richton High School. Peoples Drug Store advertises services and contact, while Mrs. Srygrey of Columbus visits relatives. Engagement announced for Evelyn Pyle and Joseph Vernon Alabrook with Sept 14 wedding planned at bride’s home. Also reports of Indians attending the Corinth circus and a marriage of Jeare McDuffy to Vernie Robinson near Luka Route 1. 70 acres for sale near Luka with 64 miles south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid Brothers
O.G. Oaks
Richton
Misa
Richton High School
Peoples Drug
J. A. B. Pyle
Evelyn
Joseph Vernon Alaobrook
Revival Meeting at Camp Grovid on September Sunday
Revival notices invite all readers to Camp Grovid for a 11 o’clock sermon on the second Sunday in September with dinner on the ground and singing in the afternoons. Also advertising W C HubbardBurnville Mississippi drug sundries cigars soft drinks and dental supplies at Moser's and a furnished cottage for rent by Mrs K N Reed.
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Camp Grovid
Ww. T. P
W. C. Hubbard
Burnville
Miss
Moser’s
Notice of sale of interest in IAI firm
Public notice states IAI partner I Mark Rose of Belmont Mixe sold his interest to K B Mayhall of Belmont, Miss JL Hallmark, with details of the transaction and parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IAI
Mark Ros
Belmont
Mixe
Mayhall
Belmont, Miss
Hallmark
Memorial Tribute to a Confederate Soldier in Hillsboro
A heartfelt memorial speaks of a man called friend and brave Confed erate soldier who offered youth and life for his cause. He lived to an old age, rested at Oak Grove Cemetery, and left a legacy of kindness and duty. A friend notes his faith, character, and devotion as family and community remember him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Presbyterian Church
Crystal River
Card of Thanks and Family Notices
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of Paul Finch and his family. Includes sale notice listing items for sale and travel plans as W. J. Brinkley family to Memphis, with departure dates and wintering plan.
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Paul Finch
Barbecue At the Hogue Spring Near Tuka Pike Road
A community barbecue inviting everyone to attend on September 15 at Hogue Spring two miles east of Tuka on the Pike Road. Organizers HL A Curtis and A M Dailey urge attendees to bring well fitted baskets and enjoy a day of fellowship.
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Hogue Spring
Tuka
Pike” Road
HL. A. Curtis
A. M. Dailey
Moser's Drug Store Bathing Caps and Local Notices
A reader notice column lists sale items and greetings from Iuka and Burnsville. Includes thanks for sympathy for a sick child, moving announcements, and local business updates. Mentions drug store offerings, a home-for-sale ad, visits from Memphis residents, and RAT-SNAP rat control endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moser's
Iuka
Else McKnight
Watkins sales agents seek territory for good city area
The J H Watkins Co invites agents to sell Original Watkins Products in unfilled city territory with offers and free samples. Also notes a business sale and thanks customers for patronage, mentioning individuals and locations in a garbled post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Aamplea
J. H. Watkins Co
Dept. 80
Mensphis, Tenn
Atrepe
First bale cotton of season tied to Iuka area
The first bale of the season arrived in Iuka on September 4. It was grown by Oucar Southward on Jon Floyd's Burnaville farm, ginned at Muncey gin, and purchased by C. B. Massey for 21 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuka
Oucar
Jon Floyd
Burnaville
Muncey
C. B. Massey
Notice Lands Posted Ported Lands Listed
Notice-Lands posted. The following lands are ported: W 3-10 10-83-19 16-38-10. No chanting or trapping allowed day or night. No. 1-41 J. L. Dean. Fall harvest ready at Meld Brothers location.
Iuka School Opens with Large Attendance and Program
The Iuka School opened Monday morning with many pupils patrons and friends attending. An engaging program of readings and music was presented and talks were given by J. A. Pyle president of the School Board Rev W M McIntosh and Rev W W Jones. The faculty includes Prof I Howard superintendent Mre S F Howard Miss Patterson Miss Elton McDougal Miss Christine Haynes Miss Bynum and Miss Kimbrough with Lizzie Williams in the Primary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuka
J. A. 2. Pyle
W. M. McIntosh
W. W. Jones
I. Howard
Mre
S. F. Howard
Patterson
Elton McDougal
Christine Haynes
Bynum
Kimbrough
Lizzie Williams
Rev Allen Johnson to preach at New Salem on Sunday
Church notice states Rev Allen Johnson will preach at New Salem next Sunday September 10 at 11 am. Everyone is cordially invited to attend with an emphasis on joyful singing and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Johnson
New Salem
Good Singere
Craw Fieh
Ice Cream Supper at Earnest Quillen's Farm
An ice cream supper is announced for Saturday night September 9 at Earnest Quillen's farm. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Quillen
Melt
Elmer Locke Seeks Second District Supervisor Seat
Elmer Locke announces his candidacy for supervisor in the Second District. Born in the county and largely raised here, he has farmed and taught school, with no prior office. Supporters call him highly qualified and best suited for the role. Funeral for Mr. A. B. Patterson set at Iuka Methodist Church Thursday at 3 p.m. with Rev. W. W. Jones officiating. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. Patterson longtime Iuka citizen and former mayor.
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Elmer Locke
Locke
Elaime
A. B. Patterson
Memphis
Patterson
Iuka
Ben Patterson
R. W. Carter
W. We
For Sale Sawmill and Engine Equipment Lot
For Sale an Ope sawmill complete with No 2 cab and carriage a 40 bore power stationary boiler a 30 bore power engine AJL W T Adgeng maker Foraduighueney lending note UE Nagle as stated in the listing
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AJL
W.T. Adgeng
Foraduighueney
Lendlet
Nagle
Union Meeting Closes After Ten Days of Services
The Spring Park union meeting, held for ten days and conducted by Rev. W. M. McIntosh with Rev. E. G. Phillips as singer and co worker, closed Tuesday night. About one hundred conversions and over fifty additions to churches occurred. The choir and sermons drew broad participation from town and countryside, with Phillips departing Monday for Lambert, Mississippi to assist in another meeting.
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Spring Park
W. M. McIntosh
E. G. Phillips
Bro. Phillips
Rev
Phillips
Lambert, Miss
Brother McIntosh
Miss Mary Moore Hunt In Memoriam Note
In memoriam for Miss Mary Moore Hunt as the bright life faded with the day's end. The message honors her memory and notes the sorrow at the home of Mr. O. M. Hunt as Mary Moore rests in a place where beauty never fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. O. M. Hunt
Mary Moore
Prayerful Farewell For Beloved Mother and Family
A devotional tribute speaks of guiding the departed mother to eternal rest. It asks divine protection for her family and outlines comfort for her children, wife, sister, and daughter as they await reunion in heaven. The reverent message invokes the Divine Father to temper winds and lead souls toward that eternal home.
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Christ
Mather
J. Raymond
Gravelle
Earth
Sara
Tor
Jet
Lishominge Agricultural High School Opens Ninth Session
Lishominge Agricultural High School opens its ninth session on August 20. The auditorium was filled with students and visitors, and the program ran about an hour and five minutes, proving profitable to students and parents. Enrollment matches last year with prospects of more entrants in ten weeks. The freshman class is notably strong with more new students than in four years. The senior class is solid with 24 present and more to come. Paul Finch died on the afternoon of Sept? Jat. He is buried at Paradise two miles east of town. Grandpa Finch, aged 82 years, 11 months, 8 days, leaves many relatives in mourning. Carey Waldrep, Meal Grover, Glenn and Mrs. R. T. Stennett returned from A.&M. after a ten-day women’s short course. A profitable trip was reported. The Wednesday Club met with Mrs. W. F. Wren. Preparations are under way for the community fair soon. The school’s literary societies organized Friday with Sigma Society led by Gay Pace, president. Willie Tohing, vice president. Ann Wood, critic. Cortrache Marahaly, Reba Gardner, Valin Sit and Mary Oak, program committee. John M. Stone, president. Christie Louke, vice president. Lawrence Bullard, secretary. H. C. Lowry, chaplain. BR. Ne Henley, critic, and others noted for School Society activities. The faculty for Pred Y owe includes W. R. Nettles, superintendent and science. R. N. Henteyy, ture. HC. mon lish. Mine ap ’ Hunter. O A Holley.
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Ihs
Paul Finch
Paradise
Brother Finch
Grandpa Finch
N.C. Waldrep
Grover
Glenn
Mra. R.T. Stennett
A.&m
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Kate Brown
Hattiesburg
Mra
Srygrey
Columbus Ga
Mr. and
Mrs
R. Ty Rutledge
Masor'é
Peoples Drug Store
Julia Byrnes
E M. Reed
Statham Variety Store
Gertrude McMillen
J F. Robinson
Corinth
Jeare McDuffy
Vernie Robinson
Luka
J. W. Quillen
K.N. Reed
Lani Fubu
Mr Kile St
Robinson Motor Co
Tuka, Mise
Mt. Moriah Church
Chamber of Commerce
Florence
Taka
de. Chas
P. Copeland
Ala
FORD
Ancona
W. J. Brinkley
Julia
Mes
Elizabeth Brinkley
Mra. Brinkley
Thomas Long
T. A. Long
Burnsville
Mel, Rt, Stennett
Tishomingo
Tuka Garage
Catshall and
Ramseys
J. K. Taylor
G. W. Babb
Strong Miss
Rev. W. W. Jones
Peabody Normal
Nashville
Northfulia
di Giry
Bry
Mia
Carmack
Emmett Reid
Memphis, Tenn
E. N. Reid
Burnsville, Miss
Robert Woodruff
Hl, Moser Drug Co
W. O. Jackson Haw. Co
Messia
C, Vaughan
FT. Catmuck
Pnd
Rekley
Cal Harry Homer Goyer
Hall
Mississippi
J. L. Dean
Jase
Mr. Elmer Locke
Uncle Hank
Mary Moore Hunt
Balle
Anti
Lishominge
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