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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-14
IMPORTANT NOTICE

Elsewhere herein is published
complete list of all men who regis
tered under the Selective Service
Law on June S. 1918. There are
SO in all, considerably below the es.
innate. Some townships have fur
nished very few registrants. The
Local Board asks all patriotic citi-
zens to scrutinize this list very care
fully and to furnish as early as pos
sible the name and address of any
person wh1 should have registered
or whom it is suspected should have
registered, but failed to do so.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-14
Dog TRAILS HONEY
SEEKERS IN JACKSON

H. T. Dillingham;, of the city plain
clothes squad. Iii answer to a call
from George NJ. Cole, of Jackson
took Chief Lylerly's blood
hounds to the Canada section of
jackson county cn Saturday to
trail the parties who stole a bee
hive from H. E. Crawford, of the
Canada section.
After trailing a scent picked up
by the dogs for about two miles Mr..
Dillingham;, in company with Sheriff
Cole, arrested Dexter Nicholson, a
seventeen year old boy, at the
home of his father Sunday morning
at about 8 o'clock. Young Nichol-
sen admitted that he had been i'm
plicated with the taking Of the bee
hive stating that the theft was made
by himself and brother, Garfield
Nicholson, according to Mr.. Dilling
ham.
When the Asheville officers ant
the dogs parted from Sheriff Col
he was still making efforts to locat
Garfield Nicholson Asheville Cit
izen.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-14
ATTENTION!
w. S. S.
Raleigh. N. c., 5:38 P. M. Il


Coleman C. Cowan, Sylvia, N. C.
Announce to all dealers through
ocal papers or otherwise maximum
quantities of sugar that may be
solI reduced to five pounds for
country consumers, two pounds to
town consumers. twenty-five pounds
for cannerys and preserving pur-
poses only upon certificate; do not
wish preserving and cannerys re-
strictionbut desire utmost care in use
of sugar. twenty-five pounds at one
time will be allowed to purchaser
only upon approval of County Food
Administration. Instruct all dealers
to keep accurate record of every
sale of sugar from this date.
1856 A. M. PAGE.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-14
ADMIT. .S'lnAI;)R PAGE
AFTER tI'Rl|fITEERS

Raleigh, June-Millers and deal
ers who have been taking advant-
age of the scarcity of flour and the
combination sale" order of the
Food Administration are likely to
have a run in" with State Food
Administrator Henry A. Page. ac-
cording to a statement issued to the
trade in the Official Bulletin of the
Food Administration which was is
sued today. According to this
statement the conservation of wheat
has been held back and discouraged
to a considerable degree by profteer-
ing in cCra meal and other cereal
substitutes and the Food Admins
tration is determined to call halt
on such business.
State Food Administrator Henry
A. Page, after an investigation of
corn prices iE North Carolina and
with knowledge Of the cost of the
corn imported into the State and
with due regard to the legitimate
margins that may be charged by
millers and retailers. announced def
initely that hereafter any price for
corn meal to the consumer above
five cents a pound will invite in
vesti9ation, and dealers found to be
charging on unreasonable margin
will be disciplined. Tee only justi'
fcation for price higher than five
cents pound will be high freight
rates or unusual cost of handling
due to some extraordinary circum
cumStanCes.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-14
Two BLOCKADE
STILLS CAPTURED

Sheriff Cole and Deputy u. S.
Marshal Chas. Mason captured a
blockade still on Dicks Creek We'd
nesday. The still was made out of
garbage can stolen from the street
here some weeks ago. The block
aders had riveted small wash tub
on top of the garbage can and cut a
hole in the bottom of the tub. so as
to place the cap on the still.
The Sheriff says he found brand
new one man cross cut saw, with
the brand Victory" and if any one
will come and claim it he may have
it.
The raid was made during a rain
storm, and just before the officers
got to the still the occupants es-
capped; so no arrests were made.
Revenue Officer Galloway passed
through this city Wednesday from
Canada, where he cut up a still but
made no arrests. He said some one
gave the alarm that they were in
that section by blowing a horn, and
that the blOckaders made their es-
cape before he and his officers could
reach the still.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-14
w. S. S.
NOTICE.

To whom it may concern: Ap
plication will be made to the Gov
ernor in due course for the pardon
of Dock Messer who was convicted
of Retailing at the February term
of the Superior Court of Jackson
County, and sentenced to the roads
of Haywood County for a term o1
thirteen months.
This June 5th 1918.
ETA MESSER.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-14
Y. NJ. c. A. WORKERS
ON army TRANSPORTS
Y. M. c. A. Secretaries Now Accom-
pany Troops From Home To The
Camp And From Camp All
The Way To The
Boche Trenches

Y. M. G. A. secretaries have carried
their work to the troops in transport,
says an announcement just received
from the National War Council of the
Y. M. C. A, and are now promoting a
systematic recreational, educational,
social and religious program for the
soldier boys en- route by sea to
France. With the sanction of the War
Department each transport now car
ries one or two such secretaries whose
function it is to Go all that is possible
to make the voyage both comfortable
and enjoyable for the fighting men
abroad.
Games are provided, musical and
movie entertainments staged, maga-
zines and books are supplied and writ
ing Taper is issued free 20 the men,
the statement continues. "a report
of transport worker recently arrived
shows that in his equipment there were
such articles as folding organ ald
song books, motion-picture equipment
| with 20 reels, pocket testaments, writ
ing Iaper, boxing gloves, medicine
ball, rope quoits, checkers, dpniinoes.
Victrola and records and Sonora ma
chine
"The appointment OF transport secre-
! taries completes the link Of Y. NJ. G.
A. work, which begins with the re-
cruits in camp, continues through the
training period, comes overseas on the
trans ports and goes on in the camps
in France all the way from the ports
to the front line trenches. Transport
secre. aries are assigned to ships, and
remain on their ships a. does the
crew"
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-14
BALSI N GROVE

o AAo'AAS 4u1IC d lOl u IdlIl
on upper Caney Fork now ,a-days
some of the farmers are getting
behind with their work. But I am
pleased to report that the crops are
just fine. Wheat crops are the best
they have been in quite while.
Caney Fork has the honor of hav-
ing quite number of boys march
ing with the Red. White and Blue
in France, some in Camps ready to /
60 over and quite a number ex-
pecting to 60 to Camps the 24th.
l heard one of our most progressive
farmers say last week that one of
his boys was in France and he was
glad to know that one of his boys
was serving his country. This man
said he was behind with his work
and that he tried to hire some boys
Tor men rather) to work for him
and they would not work. The next
day he saw them out above his
| field shooting squirrels-having
hig time. He said he would report
the next man he saw sporting with
a gun while other folks were work
ing. That is just what | say: if a
man won't hire to help his neighbor
and at the same time help support
our government, send him over to
France and let him shoot those
Germans instead of shooting squir-
> rels. Sorry to say that Caney Fork
has some men of such character
but they are scared just now.
~ Nh. and Mrs. Sam Warlick went
to Waynesville last week.
Lon Henson of Sylvia was in Bal
H. sam Grove last week on business.
> Curtis Wood and Herschel Parke
g went to Richmond, Va. last week.
s. Misses Sadie and Nina Arlington
A. went to Greenville last week to SCI
n their brother Finley, who has nov
III gone to France.
" Misses Winnie Hooper, Mani
i Phillips and Matte Henson wen
'h over to Tuckaseigee Saturday t
Is visit Walter Jackson who was hom
~ on a very limited furlough, froI
III Camp Jackson.
C julie Welch and Joe Buchanan {
l. Waynesville. passed through tow
nn last week from Canada.
Dr. Mr.. and Mrs. Vance II oorer
Ia; Moses Creek visited in BrasstoW
Ell Saturday night.
lc- Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Wood
Pc this place will move next week
ay;; Smokemont.
ee;; Winnie Hooper went to Cullowh
,llc Tuesday to attend the SUNNI
'p- school.
ar Carter Wike visited Nelson He
ell; son Sunday
ula Blaine Nicholson. of Johns Gre
nes visited MIR. John A. Hooper Sunda
Die. over on Tuckaseigee.
ms MOUNTAIN TIMES.
d;o.l --
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-14
new REGISTRATION

Below is a list of those registering
last Wednesday, June 5th:
William Barnes, Glenville; Ebert
Clarence Owens, Glenville; James
Phillips, Wolf Mountain; Cary Hen
sley, Dillsboro; Thomes Ora Pangle.
Dillsboro, Walter Mathis, Argura;
Ora Estes Monteith, Beta; Rufus
Benjamin Henson. Webster; Lon
ette Green, Green's Creek: Samuel
Edward Coggins, Fall Cliff; John
Henry Franks, Gay: Raleigh How
ard billiard, Sylvia, Roy Robert
Ashe, Webster; VIM. Walter Wood
ring, Tuckaseigee; Hobert H. Messer,
Dillsboro; David Coleman Bryso",
Cullowhee (Willets); Zolie Norman
Frizzle, Webster; Chas. G. Robinson,
Dillsboro; Baagg Buchanan. Green's
Cteek; Homer Howard Wike, East
Laporte; Samuel Richard Bryson,
Fall Cliff; Charlie Lee Stewart. Eras-
tus; James Roy Blanton, Addie;
James William Blanton, Willets
John Henry Hall Green's Creek
Coleman Birch Allison, Greens Greek
Ralph Rigdon. Tuckaseigee; Davio
Sutton, Greek; John Robert Craw
ford, Balsam; Joseph Bedford Sher
rin, Whittier R. F. D. No. 1: Napoleon
,, Nelson Bryson, Balsaw; Lyle Jone
Turpin, Whittier: Walter Murph!
Qnd); Birdtown; VIM. Crawfor'
Adams, Tuckaseigee; Wilburn NC
Kinley Messer. Whittier Route
James Harris, Wolf Mountain; job
{ Lyman Stewart. Norton; Harley MOI
ris, Bessie: VIM. Allen Ensley, Bet'
u Chester Erwin Ensley. Sylvia; Hobe'
Z Nicholson. sCowarts; Ransom MI
J Call, Cashiers; Lucius Fayette Cop
0 Addie; Pearly Asbury Hyatt, Ga!
II David Sidney Flintom, Cullowhe
= Joseph Wilburn Davis, Beta; Ell
). Conner, Cullowhee, Charlie Haml
a. ton Gibbs, Sylvia; Roy Carl Bumsa
=: ner, Sylvia; Zollie Fox, Speedwe
III Dock Richmond Evit, Bessie; Eu
;e Andy Cook, Rich Mountain; jam
le Wallace Reed, Beta; Wib Gribb]
" Gay; Garland Buchanan, Greer
7u Creek; Elsie Richard Jones, Add
- Eugene Edgar Norton, Cullowht
IS Rufus Keener, Willets; Zolley Ruff
en Mathis, Fall Cliff. Dexter Asl
~. Tuckaseieee; Elias Raymond Fran
a.. lin. sylvia; Melvin Carter Wike, E;
81 Laporte; George Evans, Sylvia; Ths
on deus league Warner, Whittier R.
Oren Theodore Talent, Sylvia; Ev
EFT G. McCracken. Sylvia; Verlin {
ia Buchanan, Green's Creek; Mour
on Woods, Sylvia: Judson Robins
Dillsboro; Baxter McMahan, Di
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-14
BAD KIDNEYSLAID HIM UP.
w.. S. S.

A slight kidney in pairment may
lead to dropsy or Brieht's disease
Don't neglect it. Frank Miller
Bingham, Utah, writes: Was trou-
bled with my kidneys so bad !
could not work. Tried many kinds
of medicine which did me 10 good
Then | tried Foley KidneyPills; no ,
feeling as good as I ever did before.
Sold by Sylvia Pharmacy. adv.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-14
AMERICAN VAL0R
'' PRAISED BY FRENCH

WOO ion received today from
Gen. Pcrsbing says; !
w. French report of the work of
:, American machine gun battalion
~" "1ich has recently been in action
'. ,.cbateaz Thierry includes the fol-
living
IN MAY 81 he enemy threatened
!, take Chateau-Thierry, attempting
;, aank the the town on our left,
,,a . breach was produced. The
,,ocbioe battalion, United States
Army. was Immediately thrown in
!, Chateau Thierry simultaneously
,;ha Colonial infantry battalion
,rcliately the enemy reinforced
~ ,n,ire defense, especially at the
ods Of the bridge. Their courage
,,d ability as marksmen evoked
- admiration of all.
Crushed by our fire, the enemy
STATED and as q result of counter
ftacks vigorously supported by
tnerican machine guns, they were
.rown beyond the edge of the town.
C,9teau- Thierry remained entirely
+, our hands. On the first of June
ryard evening, taking advantage
he darkness, the Germans stole
pyard the large bridge, in which
erection they penetrated through
lie western suburbs to the banks
G. the Marne.
In order to mass their movements.
G,y made use of smoke bombs
thich made the aim of the machine
llns very difficult. At the same
tine the town underwent an ex-
tlmely violent bombardment. At
Ike moment when the Germans ar
lived on the large bridge, and be-
Eeyed themselves to be in posses
,iOn of the same, a terrific explosion
destroyed the central pier. Some
EUmans who had already crossed
lere taken on the south bank.
The American machine guns helC
esOuth bank and gave protection
ir the withdrawal of the troops re-
ting from the northern section fol
tie purpose of crossing the bridge
lIT to its destruction. Here agaiI
tie courage of the Americans wa
l'yOnd all praise. The Colonial
hemSelveS, though accustomed t
tets Of bravery, were struck by til
Wonderful morale in the face O
Lie, the coolness and the extraordi
lary SteadineSs Of their allies. Tn
'itchfulness Of the American
l'Ver failed them, and with thei
r2chlne guns playing upon the az
FoacheS Of the destroyed bridge
sa foot bridges, they prevente
reattack by the enemy.
lhey will be relieved at the san
lne as the French troops, at tt
s'e Of whom they fought. IT
.''Ach command, knowing the
VS' PRIDE, feared that they Wou
1--we humliiated these valiant trooy
uney had offered them rest soon
an their French companions
."nsht. The episode of the Ch
0'llhlerry will remain one of t
''a memorable deeds Of this W;
"a pleasure for all Of us to kn(
=, our valiant allies have shar
sih Us there.
vi The morning of June 5 Lieu
'npOeli and Meisner forced do
:, enemy biplane. east of Pont
E'usson.
!. 'e'Ween April IA and May
'' Douglas Campbell brou
WI SIX hostile airplanes, of VIII
'uuctlon has been confirm
:, "'s tne same time Capt. Pei
'liu Lieut.. Rickenbacher e.
:. 'sn' Down three, of which
DV'loh has been confirmed,
,,': .sed down two more, the la
WI also having been confirm
1rD Ourns the night Of June 2
tT nc . one Of our patrols opera
H.. -o'ra'ne and consisting of al
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-14

Capt. Grover Wilkes. who is sta
toned at Camp Greene, is here on
a visit to home folks.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-14
". S. S. COUNTY Quota

Jackson County's part of the two
billion dollar ar Savings Fund.
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w. S. s
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W.. S. S.
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CHARTER OF INCORPORATION

The Charter of incorporation of
Physical Culture Manufacturing Com
pany.
l.. The corporate title of said
company is Physical Culture Manu-
featuring Company.
2. The names of the i%ncOrpora-
tors m
Mrs. C. E. Hays, Grenada, Miss,
Mrs. X. M. Estes, Grenada, Miss,
Miss Martha A. Cook, Grenada, Miss.
8. The domicile is at Grenada,
Grenada county, Mississippi.
4. Amount of capital stock au-
thorized, Three Thousand Dollars
($3,O0O.OO).
5. The par value of shares is One
Hundred Dollars ($100.00).
6. The period of existence mot
to exceed fifty years. is Fifty 500
years.
T.. The purpose for which it is
created:
To acquire and w the exclusive
right in the United States to use,
manufacture and sell certain patent
articles, viz. 1.-THE Physical Culture
Corset Brace" and the Ladies' Bras
siers' and to manufacture and sell
said Physical Culture Corset Brace
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

No. 2O24
Elk Parte
j. Il. Carpenter, ct al.
BY virtue of a decree of the
Chancery Court of Montgomery coun-
ty, Mississippi, rendered at the Dec
ember term thereof, 1918, in above
styled cause, |, as commissioner in
said cause, appointed by the said
Court to execute said decree, will, on
Monday the 9th day of January, 1919
within the hours prescribed by law,
before the east uoor OF the Cour.
house in the City of Grenada, III
Grenada County, Mississippi, proceeo
20 sell and will sell for cash, at. pub
- cutlery 10 the highest bidder tn,
following lands lying and being stu
ated in Grenada County, Mississippi
to-Wit:
West half of South East Quartz,
of Section Four, and South 'Eas,
quarter, and South Half of South
West Quarter of Section Five, an
North Half of North West Quarter
of Section Eight, all in Township 81
NANCY oSNcH " EdSI, anu all tid'
part of North East Quarter of Section
Eight, Township 81, Range Seven CD
East that lies west of the Winona
and Graysport public dirt road and
that lies north of the Grenada an6
Greensboro public dirt road, being
in all Thirty Three acres more or
less; also the South East Quarter of
South East Quarter of Section Six
and West Half of Section Seven CD
and West Half of North East Quar-
Ter, and North East Quarter of Nortf
East Quarter, of Section Seven CD
and North Half of Section Eighteen
and North West Quarter of South
West Quarter, Section Eighteen, al
in Township 81, Range Seven CD
East; also the North East Quarter of
Section Thirteen land North Half
of South East Quarter Of Section
Thirteen. and North East Quarter of
North West Quarter, of Section
Twelve. all in Township 81, Range
Six East.
This the 10th day of December,
1918.
c. K. OLIVER,
(f597-12-12-4t) Commissioner
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Capt. j. /. lticAs shared his nice
THANKSGIVING olnner with mrs. Re.
oecoa iCwues, wnich she enjoyed I'M
menseIy. tie aiso sen her father
al. Geo. Terrell, his pal" a nice
dinner.
Mrs. j. Martin, ST., is visiting
relatives and friends at West Point.
Mrs. Glen Thomson was a Grena-
ia visitor Saturday.
~
Mrs. Hutaon is visiting sick rela.
t!"es at Enid.
Mrs. T. B. Goats and boys spent
The weekend with Mrs. Coats moth
e., Mrs. Rosa Thomson.
r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zapp East of Hardy
80 busy entertaining a fire girl ii
their home,
Mr.. Minnie I. Smith was called
nome from her visit to lfer father on
account of her daughter, Miss Ethel
Smith, Of Memphis, returning home
sick with the Flu.
Mrs. Rebecca Townes and little
soH. jack. were Grepada visitors Ids.
week.
Miss Louis Smith is entertaining
ner school chum, Miss Katherine Iuf-
kin, of Grenada.
Nj. Frank Collins is a Memphis
visitor.
We are glad to know thatMiss
Ethel Smith is better and did not have
to come home.
Mrs. B. w. Smith of Hardy is Wis
ting relatives in Goodman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Bell visited Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Martin. Sr., Sunday.
W. are sorry to know that Mr.. ].
A. Martin. Sr.. is on the sick list.
Mrs. Dave Childress and Mrs. Rosa
Deomason were visitors of Mrs. f. e.
Coats last week.
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NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that the
BOARD of Supervisors of Grenada
County, Mississippi, VIII at their rext
:egular meeting in January. 1919.
receive bids for working the Public
Roads in District No. Four, according
to plans and specifications now on
file in the Chancery Clerks Office.
Contract will be awarded to the most
responsible bidder or bidders. The
Board eserves the right to reject
any and all bids. Done by an order
of the Board. this the 9th day of
December, 1918.
NJ. E. POWELL,
Clerk, Board of Supervisors.
G2-12-3t)
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peace came.

peace came.
Mrs. w. f. Eubanks returned from
Jackson the third instant, where she
had been called on account of the
illness in the family of her son, Mr..
Clifton Eubanks. She was accom-
panied on return by Mrs. Clifton Eu-
banks and children.
>
Mr.. Jno. Smith of Torrance visit
ed his son, Mr.. B. f. Smith, last
week.
The Indiana Hunting Club of
Evansville, Ind. arrived in their
special car last Friday morning, and
+ 10Y enjoying their annual out
ing on B~lackhawk. Everybody in
this community are friends to the
Indianians and they book forward
to their coming every fall with mani
fest interest.
"a
The Colonial Maids entertained a
we'll filled house at the public school
on the evening of the tenth. Each
member of the company proved to
be an artist in her line. Miss Har-
riett Smuckler, Reader, was especial
varied program she was equally
successful in commanding the atten-
ton and admiration of her audience.
The school announces a Christ
mas entertainment OIL the evening
of Friday, December 81, at Z o'clock.
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CHANCERY SUMMONS.

To Isaiah Harris. whose Post Off
ce address is 257 Poplar Avenue
Memphis Tennessee.
You are commanded to appear at
Chaneery Court at Grenada, Mississ-
ippi on third Monday in April, 1919.
to answer suit of Dodie Harris, where
you are defendant. Witness my
hand and seal of said court Dec. II.
1918.
M. f. POWELL Chancery clerk,
w. J. STONE Solicitor.
12-20-1S ITO st,
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Nj. Charlie O'Noal and family
moved in our community one cay
last week.
Mr.. Bascomb Carr was the guest
Of his cousin, Mr.. IT. l.. MI nteomery,
Monday evening.
Messrs Dewey Avery ana Ruth
Rodgers passed thru our midst Fri
day enroute to the home Of Mr.. T.
<. Clanton.
Mr.. Homer Smith was in our midst
j riday.
MIR. John Jenkins and wife and
lir. W. +. Marter and daughter. Miss
the.ma. made a trip to Duck Hill
Wednesday,.
,ir. and Mrs. Hicks returned to
~ ansas with Mr., Hicks brother.
Monday.
"a. Hicks Martcr and family and
niece. Miss Thelma, made a FIXING
rip 10 Grenada Sunday.
Nj. Homer Shewmake was in our
l.' one day last week.
Mr.. Snow Avery Of Camp Shelby
returned TO his home Sunday after
sl-sding a few months Of soldier
life.
R~icssrs. Lester Pittman, II. /. Mont
ecmery and John jenkins made a
fyipg trip to Wallthal Wednesday.
Nh. George Simmons OF Saboug.a
wa a visitor at the home of his aunt.
Mr.. /. c. Avery, Sunday.
y
Hiss Essie Clark was a visitor at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Fannie
Gilbert. Sunday.
Mr.. Lester Pittman and Mr.. ,Johr
Jenkins and family were visitors at
the home of Mr.. P. p. Rodgers Satur-
day.
Eirs. L.onnie Marter was a visitor at
- Fore of her cousin, Mrs. n. L.
Montgomery. Sunday.
Mrs. Wilma Parker and Mrs. Ever
etc Carver spent the day at Nh. and
Mrs.. Alyner Cars Sunday.
Nh. n. l.. Montgomery made "A
business tiiD to Mr.. K. F.. Carpen-
er's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Gilbert return
ed home last week after staying IA
ear at MERIDIAN, Miss, to make this
heir future home.
Misses Liela and Etis Montgomery
and Mrs. Sallie Montgomery and baby
we're guests of Mrs. Lou Clanton
Saturday.
Mrs. Molie O'Neal and Mrs. Lora
Shewmake were visitors in our midst
Wednesday.
Mr.-and Mrs. G.. c. Avery returned
- their home Sunday after a few
weeks stay with her homefolks.
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
Heulah Neal is on the sick list this
week. We hope she will soon beup
again.
Mr.. Lee Clanton and wife and Mrs.
Alice Smith were guests of Mrs.