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The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-23
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES
BY SUPT. w. A. McCORD

On March IS, 1916, the Teach
ers' Association met with Holly
school. The house was called to
order at | 80 o'clock by L. R.
Neal. The welcome address was
made by Joe Spears and respond
ed to by J. A. Raymond, after
which a motion was made to dis
Icnse with the regular program
ard give the time to Mrs. Stephen
son who gave an instructive adj
dress on how to teach language
through the adopted text books
Harris and Gilbert s English
lessons.
Miss Elizabeth Brown next
gave a short talk and demonstra-
ton on scoring tomatoes, com
pairing a Club Can of tomatoes
with a commercial can.
The regular program was taken
up next and interesting talks
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/ an interesting debate 81 s 10
man Suffrage. Mesers lore
land and McCarter rcpfe sented
the affirmative while Messrs Babb
and johnson represented the neg
alive. The affirmative won the
decision Of the judges. After the
resolution Of thanks to the pa
irons of Holly for their interest
and entertainment, the associa-
ton adjourned.
The next netting will be our
Field Day meet at Corinth Satur-
day, April 1st. Splendid prizes
have been given by the merchants
Of Corinth for the different con-
tests. We are expecting the best
Field Day we have ever had.
The examination this spring
will be a little later than usual.
The first will be April 7-8, and the
second white will be April 21-22.
The colored will be April 14-15
and 1929. This is because the LIST
day comes on Saturday and the
examination is held the first Fri
day and Saturday of April and
September and the following
days for four weeks.
The Tri-County Normal will be
held at Bonneville this year and
will commence about the 18th of
July. The exact time and facul-
ty have not been decided upon.
We expect to make this the best
Normal we have had.
We have only few more days
of school and [ want to urge the
teachers to make all reports in
full for Is days this month and
SO for the term.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Mrs. NJ. M. Higgs and daugh-
ter, Miss Viola, Of Pocahontas.
Tenn, were among the out-of-
town visitors in Corinth Friday
afternoon.
Miss Esther Bramlitt came
home from the |. |. & G., Column
bus, last night to spend the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. D. Bramlitt, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gilloch,
Of Savannah, Tenn, arrived in
Corinth last night, leaving this
morning for Hominy, Okla,
where they will make their flu
ture home.
Miss Elsie Whitehurst and
nephew, Master William White
hurst, of Selmer, Tenn, were
among the visitors in Corinth yes
terday afternoon, guests Of rela-
tives and friends.
Congratulations are being ex-
tended Mr.. and Mrs. Gale P. Kyle
of Rogersville, Tenn, who are Wis
iting here in the home of Atty.
and Mrs. j. NJ. Boone, upon the
arrival of fine daughter today.
The hosts Of admiring friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Young are
showering them with their heart
lest congratulations upon an
nouncement of the birth of fine
son, yesterday, st. Patrick Day.
Mrs. 0. H. Floyd Of Salisbury,
Tenn, spent Friday in Corinth.
Mrs. Floyd is engaged in the mer-
camille business and her visit to
Corinth was for the purpose Of
buying a line Of spring and sum-
mer goods
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

}. E. Boother, of Burnsville,
was in the city today.
T. L. Griffin, of Blue Mountain,
was a visitor i'll Corinth today.
Mrs. F. d. Harrison of Wena-f
sega, was in Corinth yesterday
afternoon.
| Mrs. c. V. Stevens is spending.
a few days with relatives in,
Salisbury, Tenn.
Atty. w. L. Elledge of Iuka, !.
was in the city yesterday after.
noon on business.
Miss Mollie Capooth of Wena-t
sega, spent Friday afternoon in
| Corinth, shopping.
DR.. L. L. McDougal, of Boone
vile, was among the visitors inI
1 Corinth last night.
| Mrs. Ella South of Guys, Ten.
nessee, was in the city yesterday
afternoon, shopping.
! Mrs. Dow Fitzgerald and chill
dren are guests of relatives and
friends in Bonneville. &
DR.. w. w. McRae was called
to Savannah, Tenn, today to OPP
crate on a resident there who is.
suffering with appendicitis. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Daisy
Reynolds, trained nurse. who will
attend him during his illness. !
The Agricultural High School
base ball team of Kossuth ms
charge of Profs. Wilson, Hubbard
and Underwood, arrived in Corr
NTH this morning enroute to
Tishomingo to play the ball team
Of the Tishomingo High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. McCullar5
left this morning for Selmer,T
Tenn, in response to a message am
nouncing the serious illness Of
Mrs. McCullar's father, J. H.
Curry. Mr.. Curry suffered az
stroke of paralysis last night, and
his condition is regarded as very
serious. n
The base ball team OF the Corr
NTH High School, with the cap
tain, Beecher Dickson, in charge
and chaperoned by the superin
tendent, Prof. F. c.. Jenkins, and /
principal, Prof. T. P. Walker, and
j. L. Hodges, left today at noon
for Bonneville, where they will
meet that team in a game this afS
ternoon. ~'-.f ~ng Z. = RS
S. P. Beatty local representa-.
tive Of the Buckeye Cotton Oil
Co., will leave Sunday morning.
for a few days trip to Cincinnati q
Mr.. Beatty has been representing
this concern during the past sea-.
son, and to prove their apprecia-. \
ton Of his valuable services, this
trip is being given by the com
pany complimentary to Mr.
Beatty. i
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

A. S. Gray, of Sulligent, Ala,
visited in Corinth today.
Thoo. Atkins, of Savannah, Ten
nessee, is in the city today.
w. A. White, of Bonneville,
was a visitor here last night.
R. H. Anderson, of Red Bay,
Ala, visited in Corinth today.
Chas. V. Smith, of Kendrick,
was a visitor in corinth today.
B. Bell, of Pitsburg Landing,
Tenn, was a visitor in Corinth to-
day.
Miss G. S: Davis left this morn
ing to spend few days at Eolean,
Ala.
0. F. Burnett, of Rienzi, was in
the city yesterday afternoon Oh
business.
Miss Louise Reynolds, of fish
omingo, was among the visitors
here today.
Miss Ida May Sharp is spending
The weekend with friends in
Bonneville.
Atty. j. A. Cunningham, of
Bonneville, was in the city today
enroute to Memphis.
Mrs. Oscar Floyd, OF Sauls-
bury, Tenn, was a visitor in Cor
NTH yesterday afternoon.
Atty. Geo. H. Hill of Tupelo,
was among the business visitors
in Corinth yesterday afternoon.
Sam Dean, Of Decatur. Ala,
was among the visitors in Corinth
yesterday afternoon on business.
Abe Rubel is expected to re-
turn home Sunday morning from
few days stay in New York
City.
Misses Clara Ray, Ruth Loon
ey and Alice Boyd are spending
the day in Jackson, Tenn, with
friends.
Private Jno. M. Allen, of Tu-
pelo, passed through Corinth this
morning enroute from points in
the north.
Mrs. A. E. Lain and little Miss
Martha Lee, left yesterday after
noon to visit relatives in Gravel
Hill, Tenn. =,
Mrs. B. B. Phillips lett yester-
day afternoon to spend month
with her sons, Sam and Jim Phil
lips, in Memphis.
Miss Lola Newman OF Boone
vile, arrived in Corinth yester
day afternoon to visit her aunt,
Mrs. A. NJ. Huff.
Miss Willie Kemp returned yes
terday afternoon from a visit
with her sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Scar
berry, at Alcorn.
Miss Martha Mcknight, who is
teaching school at Shannon, is
spending the weekend with her
sister, Mrs 0. P. Haynes.
Mrs. j. A. Covington, of Meri-
dian, who has been the guest Of
Mrs. M. L. Landfair, left this
on her return home.
w. B. Hooker and grandson,
Master Hubert Queen, of Guys,
Tenn, visited in Corinth yester-
day, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Pool.
T. E. Smith, Of Sheffield, Ala,
of bridges and
building Of the Southern Ry.,
spent last night in Corinth on
business.
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Misses Exile Waldrop and Mary
B. Hodges, of Red Bay, Ala, are
guests Of Mrs. J. W. Hallmark.
Miss Hodges is enroute to Mem
phis, where she will reside in the
future.
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DELINQUENT LAND LIST TO BE SOLD FOR TAXES
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1915.

the 1925
Code of Mississippi 1906,
highest
bidder the Miss following
crbed
said
hold Iwup
W. In land TaxC
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY.


son on business.
Miss Geraldine Bell is spending
the. day in Memphis.
Fenner johnson is spending a
few days in Memphis.
Judge w. j. Lamb is attending
supreme court in jackson.
w. E. Small, ST., left last night
on business trip to Chicago.
S. P. Beatty left yesterday on a
few days visit to Cincinnati, O.
Mrs. A. B. Watts is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Smith, in jackson,
Tenn.
Mrs. T. D. Rees Of Bonneville,
spent the weekend with Corinth
friends.
A. G. Wilson of Pocahontas,
Tenn, was visitor in Corinth
yesterday.
S. j. Barnett of Bonneville,
spent the weekend in Corinth on
business.
Mrs. R. A. Stovall of Wheeler,
is visiting Mrs. c. L. Sheffield, in
this city.
Mrs. L. D. Rinehart of Boone
vile, was the weekend guest Of
Mrs. Ellis Young.
Misses India Rock and Nellie
Rock spent Sunday with friends
in Jackson, Tenn.
Mrs. T. A. Thompson and little
daughter, Martha, are spending
few days in Baldwin.
DR.. Thos. Kirkland Of Guys,
Tenn, spent Saturday afternoon
in Corinth on business.
Mrs. NJ. A. Martindale spent
the weekend with relatives and
friends in Selmer, Tenn.
F. P. Cossitt and H. E. Will
banks of Walnut, were among the
visitors in Corinth Sunday.
Harry E. Roebke of Rienzi, was
in Corinth last night, en- route to
St. Louis Oh a business trip.
Atty. T. B. Whitehurst of Sci
mer, Tenn, was among the busi-
ness visitors here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Wren of
Red Bay, Ala, were among the
visitors in Corinth Sunday.
Misses Vic and Venie Burns of
Bonneville, are guests of their
sister, Mrs. E. P. Lamberth.
Mrs. NJ. F. Baxter is spending
a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. A. T. Coke, in Memphis.
Rev. R. S. Gavin, pastor First
Baptist church, is on a business
trip to Meridian for few days.
Miss Amelia Fink visited her
sister, Mrs. !. a. Carmack, in Mid
dleton, Tenn, during the week
end.
Postofice Inspector Ebert P.
Lamberth of Huntsville, Ala,
spent the weekend with his fam
lily on Fillmore street.
Misses Mary and Lorraine Meeks
spent Sunday with their brother,
Howard, who is attending school
in HENDERSON, Tenn.
The many friends OF I[enry
Sharp regret to learn of his illness
at his home north of Corinth and
Il ust he will sooG recover
J. W. Beeson Of Aberdeen,
spent the weekend in Corinth, a
guest in the home Of Miss Julia
Harrison, returning home this
|
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Boyd of
Okolona, are guests in the home
of Mr.. Boyd's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. P. Boyd, corner Clos
ter and Buchanan streets.
The people Of Oakland School
community, southeast Of Corinth,
enjoyed a Singing on Sunday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Lindsay. A large attendance
was present, and all enjoyed sing
ing the old-time songs.
Lee Rubel and bride returned
morning from three
weeks honeymoon trip to New
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FOR SALE

Two registered Red Pole males,
6 and 7 months old. Address,
JNO. III. McHALFEY,
Route 2, Rlenzl, Miss.
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FOR SALE

Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs,
.75c for Is. CHAS. JOBE.
Slant. Phone 271-W.
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3. Chipets hsll 10 opersted saAsr tAe
direction Of the Preceptress on the 50
opesstive plen. The housework, essk-
No, etc. ere asae CO. -opssstively, snd ~
w0gk is 20 maaaGed that the avs9a9e
time reQuived OF escA girl 10 betvsoa -
ksue saA - hsHs saA . qssrtse daily;
The exps0oss hove never hsoa aqse tAoa
o12.e ~ . 1sasA fss eecA girl. TIE Gin
y - psecuse idsel esalitisss fsr hoobeA,
ssa1srt. - sAsAU q . oieiasa En-
- NJ andY Z - nsll viIl =
Z. nssm s.i hsssd h privsse fsmily
costs fv0a o6.00 and Hp per Week.
nooMs fer liGht kousskeepsng esst fF0a
s66 70 so. 90 month. nosels mske
special rates 70 STUDENTS. Meal tickets
q restaurants are Is 10 for Il meals.
g. Free use Of text books is given.
a deposit Of 81 10 is required, but this
% returned ut the end Of the term, with
such deductions as ere necessary on &C.
cssnt Of fines for overdue books, sr
DAMAGES ether than ordinary wear
s. In ell organization work, such o.
hand, orcbestFa, glee club. chorus, the
music is furnished. In dFsmatics, plays
ere provided. In manusl training snA
hosseA0ld eco00mics, materials for class
work ere Furnished.
.. The Boys Club, equipped % lib
rsry, psoa hall, general play room,
music room affords IN excellent oppor-
tuRity TO the men Of the school for the
profitable nse of leisure time. The
monthly fee 10 fifty cents.
.. A fat fee Of s2O0 entities the
student to oil privileges of the school.
so1 the general lectures. There ere no
sAditioael charges for music, art. public
speaking. One cOurse costs el0 %,
tWo courses cost $751; %, three or more
courses. 90 co.
D. The Colorado Railway Associa-
tioas have authorised an open rate for
the summef school Of one and one third
fares for the round trip. Tickets will
be sead from practically ell points in
Cosors1o sa Jsoe .. 10. and IL, limited
10 July q, 1916. for return passage.
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club Win csetiaSe 10 meet t0Gethse ~
ths pssgrsa viii Be IN cAesVs q
60 q the divisions. yust Whist sub-
jscts eecA division will study YES .
natte4 70 be decided lstsr.
After she bHsiasss 0ssting, 1ss.
Lsmbdin gsve very iHtssesinG tslh
On "A Day With Our DiraA I" - hss.
Webster rod . seleetiea fpsa Einea
WssermaR. The csuA sseMAsss will
kosd their next meeting with Mr.. Cess-
line Kelley. April ~.
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Jap Berrymll returned Tuesday frsm
the Ssllda hospital, sBd reports his sen,
Engineer J. p. berryhill to be now re-
covering from . bsckset that ed
very serious.
The skin grating on his right leg wss
successful end this is nov healed W
nicely, but On the left leg the e0sked
flesh sloughed OF. carrying the Rrsfted
skin with it, As soon as il starts -
heel again, he will return to the hoapit-
sl and furnish more epidermis, this time
from his arms and shoulders. Both the
elder Mr.. hefryhill and Guy Exter he'd
patches Of skin taken from their leUo
end thighs 10 Furnish the first graft.
Ii 10 . long, tedious, painful operstioa,
bet the wonder 10 that modern suGi0l
skill and knowledge make recovery pss-
sible Engineer Berryhill wss scsIAed
when . snowslide nesr Crested Butte
tipped him under his engine. For sever
al heufs . scoop shovel held over his
hesd end body protected his vitals frso
the stesm, bUt his legs could not be -
protected
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Miss Los Berlssl eatertaiBed sf sn
ex1sisiteiy prepsred lusciseea sn rksfs-
Day evening st seven O'Clock. st tie
Normal. The lunchen wes given fes
tke Senior Normal CON mitsee. vie ese
at vork On the Historical Bulletin q
tAe school. The esamittee sse CAeL
Wxiss ASl,ef. Ven osssvsia. IhAa 0ay-
~, lreee FssRsa. CasAys RsaAessAy,
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psUvinG g1ueces frun srsund sDe tnAle.
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The two latest instances of victlms of
heart disease ere recorded ss follows.
Married, Mssch u, Miss Floy SiRele
cad Gsosge Hunter, both Of Rife; ditto,
nsscA q, Mss feIms WiIis.ss 4
Gsstry, Arksases, end Pred Govdaa of
tAs D. 4 K. G. fsscss.
nsth weddiaUs occurred ct the Pres-
kyeesiea pesssaaee ct Gunnison, Rev.
= j. R0binssa. 0licistinG.
Miss 6ies>s y . sister of I.e1ay
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tive aeUeo0se, ~ haA Wsa wsem
frisa1s. ns. nuatsg. she yssag aaa
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dispsecAss st tAipd divisiaa heeAquartess
end his fais bsiAe csme oil the wsy frsa
Avksssas 10 joia him st Gsnnison.
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New. Z. n. Robinson, pastee of ths
Presbyterien cAsrch, md Rev. n. J.
Fields, pastor Of the Methodist church,
ere srsnGinG 10 observe holy week.
April ls 10 - By special religious ser
vices, The tve cAsfcAes uniting in Q
common effort TO realise . more coa-
psete CAsisGisa life - 10 interest 9th
err in reliGisss thinGs- The plan ss
announced 10 fer the tso ministess 10
siternete N sAe preschinG. ss1 tAe
singers from TIE two churches to form
. chorus choir. 1t 10 hoped that - fer
- possible social festivities will be
omitted durinG this week IN order shst
the purpose Of the meetines may be
more fslly realized.
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A ~ la~t nuashss Of the NesUal
lsctuss eous.s % Monday night. icte-
NJ Lyaa, sss>stsiaer. pexseuted ~
aast sajsysbse psagrsa Of TIE kisd
~ UhieA . Gu~aison ssdseace has -
for saa.s tios sAe pl~ssure Of IistepiaG
fssssssiag . pleasing persoaslity, .
sseAy soil< 90 . waoderful apeekiag
yeice, - st 0ace established herself "a
gosd terms With her audience. Her
maaaes hesd no rsstrssnt. and the mum
hers sAe gave we're Of character 70
plesse cay ssdseace, such democrsssc
Judgment hes she used In her selectioas
The seport of the lecture course CON
mittee wss psesseted BY President J.
n. Kelley end u o. follows,
REPORT
Balance Sept. 1, 1915 SIN IS
Receipts ssnce Sept 5t,e. @
Psid eut for teestre On. ~
Psi1 fss ssssrsiss.sns 47o.@ $50 y
Bsleaee ea haad &1O6 e
GRANT RULAND, Treas.
Until Reeded for future course shis
oll0 will be loaned to the loan co~-
mittee of he Normsl Stsdeats Advisesy
Bossd.
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sstsb,isA . hsstss fellsw -erissAsAip visA
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Cunaison hss sdAsd sassAsr liak to
its chain Of petriOtism in the 0egaaisa-
eioa Of the GsDnisoa vsiIey Chapter Of
sAe Dsaghtess of the Americas Revo-
tstioA. These laAies intend TO give .
bene6t every yesr to cid in 6naaciaG
Ne new eeRsni.stion. This yesr II 10
70 be given st the Unique thestre April
Sth-a matiaee. in the afternoon, rs and
. cents, cd tWe shows in the evening,
8 cents.
rhe six reel film which they have
chosen u dramstizstioa of Sir Gilbert
esrkef's powerful novel. The Seats of
eAe Mighty, . romance of the taking
q Quebec. in which is chrystalized true
petrietism.
Yes have the opportunity; . greet
Ohm with special eechestra music. Don't
1T it psss.
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: chapter Of sA< D. A. Z. wss hesd
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Henry y. Iake.
h. ieatusss Il ~ sesssssaa vsss
Tsrhsll's sAAssss. - hseussful
= Tag sent fssa UssAiaGasa ~ nss-
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pther to the chapser 70 Nm. SAsckIe-
p. whv received it sa bsAalf Of The
: pmbers.
birs sprige Sasckisfesd Ses sssctsd
0ent, Mrs Z. Z. nspss. vice -r~gest.
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Orolyn Kelley. tressussr; nrs. ksery
LAKE. registrar; Mrs.. 5. p. Spescss,
lDaplan.
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= the chapter Saturday sse nrs. SAeck-
aeord. Mrs. Csrolya kelaey, nrs. lake,
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Insanity luncheoa wss sssved - eussas
II the daughters of ~ nsaAsss, Rush
orncer, Nevs Newell, Cesvs Siaelsis
orsons, Mssy Frsscis Like. Elisshesh
burse, and hslsa Dlack s4sck.
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with Mrs SpeResr.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31
CITY HALL AND TOM MURRAY BUILD
NCS GO m FLAMES; CAUSE UNKNOWN
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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

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