The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-14
Pickens County Department
tBy F. H. wilIiams.)

viii open today, Monday.
Mrs. A. B. Legg, of Jasper, is
spending the week in Carrollton with
relatives and friends
Mr. G. c. Driver, of Sapps. was in
Carrollton Sunday en-route to Jack
son. Tenn, where he goes for a visit
to his son, Mr.. Jim Driver. While
there he will also take in the fair that
opens there today
Miss Roxa Smith, who is teaching
in the Reform school, spent the week
end in Carrollton with her sister.
Mrs. Wesley Fitzpatrick.
Miss Matte Lucille Lipsey and Miss
Bessie Strmger leaves Tuesday for
Montevalle. where they will entr the
girls college at that place for the
coming session.
Mr.. J. T. Abrams, accompanied bv
his sisters, Misses Ollie and Georgia
Abrams, and daughter, Miss Clara
Abrams, all of Coalfire, and Miss
Mary Atkins, of Reform, were visi-
tors in Carrollton Sunday afternoon,
having motored down to be present at
the community singing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Mallory and
Mrs. S. N. Gore, of Birmingham.
have been spending the past few days
in Carrollton as the charming guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Gore.
The first sermon of an evangelist
cal campaign in Carrollton was de-
livered Sundy morning at the Metho-
dist church by Rev. George F.. Boyd.
presiding elder of the Bessemer dis
trict. who delivered an able and prac-
tical discourse. These series of SER
vices will continue twice daily for the
next week and will be followed by
the Presbyterians, beginning on the
third Sunday of this month. The
Baptist will begin a revival meeting
on the second Sunday in October,
Messrs. w. w. Beasley and w. H.
Strother left Sunday for a business
trip to Townsville.
Quite a number of people from the
surrounding territory were in Car
rollton Sunday afternoon to attend
the community sing. The presence
OF these people is appreciated and It
is hoped all who attend will be M
terested enough to take part in the
singing.
Mr. Roscoe Moore and Mr.. John
Prude McGee, accompanied by Miss
Henrietta Hine and Miss Bessie
Curry, spent Sunday very pleasantly
in Sulligent.
Mr.. Sam Phillips and son, DIR.
Hugh Phillips, of Brooksville, Miss,
spent the latter part of last week
With Carrollton relatives.
Prof. J. W. Dowdle was in Reform
On business last Saturday.
Mrs. T. ]. Moore and children have
returned to their home in CarrolIton
rom a stay with relatives in the Mt.
Moriah community.
Mr.. c. r. Horton, president of the
County School Convention, has an
nounced a meeting of the organize
ton which will eonvese at Carroll
ton on September 10th. Each Sunday
school in the county is expected to
'e represented by one delegate at
east Twilight sing, stereopticon
views and lectures are the features
hit will interest those in attendance
The Pickens County school and TIE
,uilic scnool Of Reform openel last
V, nday ind = est favorable ,o~ y
ions, one of til, largest enrollments
It pupils being present. These schools
are made up with strong faculty
or the session.
Miss Clara Davis left Saturday
for Goodwater, where she will
each in the school of that place the
,oming session.
Mr.. W. P. Ferguson returned
he Thursday from Oklahoma, where
he went on business. Returning to
Jarrollton he was accompanied by
his son, Mr.. Earle Ferguson, and Mr..
Horace Bailey, who had been in that
state for a short time.
Miss Stella Curry left Tuesday of
asst week to resume teaching in the
chool at Gadsden.
Mr. Graham Hinton, who holds
responsible position with the Col
INDUS Lumber Company, at Steens.
Hiss, was guest in the home of
lis mother, Mrs. BeHlah Hinton, of
Sunday
The City Drug Company is the
lyle of new drug firm that is pre-
'aring to open for business in Re-
orm. Mr. Lonnie Clements will be in
barge of the business and will be
ssisted by Mr. Emmett Langdon.
Soth gentlemen are well known and
'opular among a large acquaintance
nd success is predicted for the new
inn.
Mr. ]. L. Harper, of Spring Hill,
vas in Carrollton on business Mon
ay.