Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-02-14

Mrs. |. D. Eavenson, nee Nancy
Miller, arrived in Leakesville few
days ago, on visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Miller.
Leonard Turner. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Duncan Turner of Pine Level,
was an arrival from Camp Pike. Ark.
last week, coming home on final
discharge.
The supervisors have yielded to
petitions and abolished the Williams
box in beat 2 in Upper East Side
and the names of the voters there
will be moved back to the State Line
Voting box
Mrs. John Tucker writes from
Bessemer, Ala. to have a subscrip-
ton entered. She is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Ball of Ball
community on the Bexley mail route,
and sister of Noah Ball who died a
few weeks ago.
Tue A. G. Turner & Bros. store
has been merged with the M. l.. Nc
Rae q Co, since Mr.. ]. T. McRae
mas sold out part of their stock and
goue to Moss Point. The move of
getting the two stocks into one
house has been completed.
Lieut.. e. G.. Amsler has been
transferred from Camp Mcclellan,
Admission, Ala. back to Camp Taylor,
Louisville. Ky. where he took his
first course in officers training, says
it looks now as if / will be here in
school for perhaps twelve months.
j. l.. Daughdrill was down in the
middle Of the week from Beaumont.
Miss, to where he moved and farmed
last year. Jack says did not get
good seasons but made fair crops.
Hopes to do better this year as will
have close to forty acres opened up.
G. 7. Y. .Churchwell made a trip
recently to New Orleans to attend a
Dealers Meeting" of the Ford peo-
pie. 1t seems that this meeting was
mostly devoted to the discussion of
The handling of Repair Parts and he
handles that part of the Ford agency
ia Greene County.
The Dr. E. Faux family moved
into their new house in Pool addi-
tiop about the first of the month and
the Christmas family have rented
and occupied their old home. Mr..
Christmas is working with the Bear
Greek concern and is brother-in-law
OF Mr.. Dennis Mashburn who also
works with them.
Tyra Beard got in home in the
Upper East Side Monday. He is that
son Of MIR. and Mrs. Pres Beard,
who was wounded in France last
Fall and landed in the states on the
return about the new year. He Is
off on a three month furlough when
ne will return to the army and be
given some vocational training as
provided for wounded soldiers.
Rev. ]. NJ Below of Hattiesburg,
has been appointed pastor of the
aicbain Circuit of the NJ. p. Church,
succeeding Rev. IL. H. Poole. who
Died few weeks ago. We learn
from MIR. Os Hillman, one of his
par shloners, that Bro Below will
likely move to the Betty community
Tor the year. He served part of last
year on the Mutual Rights charge.
Mr.. ]. I. McRae left Sunnay for
Moss Point where he has bought out
q grocery store and will at once en-
Ter into that business There. His
wife remains here with his mother s
family for the present. Miss VIVIAN
5 at Belhaven College in Jackson,
Miss. AS soon as he can procure a
house at the Point he will move his
ind his mothers family there.
Houses are hard to secure there still
sccount the shipbuilding industry
zero wding OF folks.
L. W. Brannan and Tom Brannan,
Two capitalists from Mobile Co.,
Ala, were passing through Leak es-
Vile last week on prospecting trip
up in new Avera parts, they being
Interested III turpentine operations.
r. w. is an old Greene County boy,
nejug a son of the late Tom II. Bran