Flower Party Honors Local High School Graduates
Mr and Mrs W M Hyde hosted a flower party in Billaville on May 30 in compliment to the Billaville High School graduating class. The event featured elaborate daisies, close floral decor, punch served by Mrs Frank Parker, and a parlor meeting with grads applauded by attendees. A flower contest won by Miss Cand and Mr Mimer Glenn, followed by a sweet course of cakes and ices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hyde
Billaville
Illsville High School
W. M. Hyde
Frank Parker
theCand
Mimer Glenn
Lewis Successful in His Examination
Mr. William M. Lewis, recently back from St. Louis where he studied in Barnes University’s pharmaceutical department, has been informed by Dean Fredewald er that his examination in the Barnes College of Pharmacy is satisfactory and the degree will be conferred at the June 1942 commencement. A note also promotes a 25 cent Hisher's ice cream delivery service in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Lewis
St. Louis
Barnes University
Lewis
Barnes College of Pharmacy
DD. W. Fredewalder
Cecil Shards Not Faring Well in New Climate
Advice from Mr. Cecil Shands shows limited encouragement as his health fails after moving from Hs. toiiam Mond, La. The western climate did not help his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Cecil Shands
Laurel car garage plan stalls over insurance hurdle
Mr. W. Miller considers opening a garage in Laurel but faces rent and building availability issues. The main obstacle is insurers’ refusal to insure a building used for this purpose, delaying the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. . Miller
Laurel
Lo al Argus
Grammar School Championship Ends Nine Wins In Series
Yesterday's scores show Meridian 6 Jackson 1, Vicksburg 5 Hattiesburg 2, Greenwood 3 az00 City 1. Today Meridian plays Greenwood, Vicksburg against Yazoo City, Hattiesburg visits Jackson. The last of an eleven game Seven-A vs High-A grammar school series ended 10 to 3. Enis notes suggest this group will feed strong high school players for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Jackson
Vicksburg
Hattiesburg
Greenwood
Yazoo City
Grammar School
Enis
Chubs
W. L Pet
Local Notables and Weather Update
Personal mentions include Judge Stone Deavours in Jackson and Miss Mary Jussell returning home from Brandon for the summer. J ie Hall Jr. recently from New Orleans is in one city. venture talks may end if launching issues persist. K B Hal Jr. of New Orleans visits. RH Pillman of Wisner was in town. Judge Paul B. Johnson of Hattiesburg spent the day with friends. Weather forecast Mississippi: generally fair Thursday night and Friday with possible thunder showers in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Stone
Deavours
Jackson
Aliss Mary Jussell
Brandon
J. Ie Hall, Jr
Lartrella New Qins
Hall
K. B. Hal, Jr
New Orleans
Lawrence Wilson
RH. Pillman
Wisner
Paul B. Johnson
Hattiesburg
Washington
Mississippi
Wanted Notices Prompt Sanitary Food Equipment
A garbled classified notice urges readers to inspect sanitary milk coolers and bakery deliveries. It mentions sterilizers in operation at Wallace and Dunagan Whiteker Co and promotes public inspection of sanitary facilities and equipment.
National Normal School of Music to Open in Hillsville
The National Normal School of Music will convene in Hillsville starting July 1 for an eighteen day session ending July 20. Led by Prof. J Ho Hall the event aims to train teachers and improve musical skills, attracting participants from across the South with daily lectures and a special hymnology department for ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Normal School OF Music
Armoui
National “Normal School of Music
Hillsville
BML
Péopé
J. Ho Hall
Dayton
Shihe South
Agricultural High School
Tel
Shy Webster
Ehlisville
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First National Bank
Commercial Bank & Trust Co
Farmers and Traders Bank
SR Et Mae
R. L. Patrick
Ee Nis
Mrs. K. A. Howse Jett
New York
Lina
Bhady Buckley
Enterprise
Mrs. Wilson Buckley
Daisy Melvin Fett
St. Joseph
Frances Williams
G. A. Barksdale
Moris Anderson
Richton
Woman's’ Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Mary Whitaker
Huesday
Lindsey's Park
Grandberry
Green
Bridgers
Schauber
Robbins
Williams
James
Carfing Mundell
W. K. Ramsey
Sanders- Villé
Moore
Neiea
Lessie Sorith
J. K. Rowan
Columbus
Sarah Frances Rowan
P. P. Claxton
Tennessee
United States Commissioner of Education
Harold Gardiner
Columbia “Conese
Robert Lindsey
Gh. Henry
Storkville
Mobile
Wiliams
Violet
Violet Supreme
Vanity Box
Mennen
Squibbs
Babcock
Jergen’s Oriental
Hudnut
Vanity Carnation
Valeri
Brookside
Brookside Carnation
Lehn & Firiks Riveris
Rimmen
Tetlow
Joe Baker
Abe
Dee Bosarge
Hascal’ Beard
Nage Chas
Goodgame
Homer Pryor
Ernest
Oden
Geo. Dawson
Dames Gilmore
John Lawrence
Jack Quimby
Luther Landrum
Inbart Milfer
Harmon Rogers
i —_ Landers
Pete
Watts
Bee
Alvar Hitchcock
Virgil Husseld
Hzell
P Pete
Dunagan
Whiteker ‘Co
Wallace
DULCE
Wallace Drug CO
Star Bakery
Woodmen
Tows Hall
Smith’s Palace
Earl W. Freeman
Sam
Risbers’ Ud
Ihemanten
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