Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-05-23
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student for the term.
Miss Josie Helveston of Ball com
munity, nelce of Mrs. ]. H. Bearry,
visited the latter last week during
the Chautauqua season.
Miss Audrey Westerfeld went up
to Hattiesburg this week, where she
enters the State Normal College for
the summer term to begin next
Monday.
I. L. Williams came down from
the Upper East Side Thursday of
last week to get prize pig which
his little III year old daughter, Myr-
tie Williams, had won in a beat con
Test.
Henry Roberts hove in last week
from Camp Pike, where be has been
since being called in the draft last
summer This leaves one other
brother of the e. G. Roberts family
in the army, that is Hines Roberts,
who is with the army of occupation
in Germany.
Sam ] Hllman. oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. p. G. Hillman of Hlllman
community. got home recently, be-
ing. mustered out at Camp Pike. lie
had attained to the rank of Captain
and was In France when the arms
tce was signed, but did not get as
far as the front. HIS brother, Bar
ney is still over there.
From his father. Dock Daughdrill,
who came over Monday as second
week juror, we learn that Molly
Daughdrill has gotten back from
Houston. Texas, having driven
through with car and he figures on
opening up an auto-shop at Nicely.
He secured two medals while in
army service, his father says.
A. J. James left the fore part of
the week for Merrill where he goes
to dispose of his household effects,
since the sad death OF his wife has
broken him up in housekeeping. He
E goes from there to Mobile where he
has taken work again with the Bur
goyne watch testing concern. he
leaves his little son, A. G. Jr., here
with his wifes people but will come
up about twice month to see him.
From the County Chairman, Mr..
Alderman, we secured the figures oil
the total of Greene County's Victo-
ry Loan Subscriptions, as follows:
Through the Bank of Leakesville LAB
applications $35, 450 and through the
Bank of McLain 81 applications
5000 and nothing done through
Citizens Exchange Bank this leaves
the county understood on its quota
which was in round numbers $53,
900.
Jim McInuis and John Denmark,
were Greene County soldiers in the
Rainbow Division who came in home
with the 10th. Regiment which pa
raded in Mobile and was mustered
out en- masse at Camp Shelby last
week. Jim is a son OF ID. III. G. Nc
Innis aud was reported missing at
one time, but later showed up,
though his brother Virgil is still
listed as among those who paid the
supreme sacrifice.
Writ Mcleod came up from Yer
nal Monday, being one of the special
genire jurors summoned here in the
Hinton murder trial. He says his
brother Clyde Mcleod is Still IN the
navy, and that it looks to the latter
as if he will be among the last get
Ting out, as he is IN the hospital ser
vice. = His other brother, Archie, is
in France and believes himself SINH
larly situated as thev have lately
placed him in labor division.
Sam B. Churchwell arrived home
last week from France, receiving his
final discharge at Camp Shelby. He
-
sembarked from Bordeaux and was
10 Camp Merritt, N. j., Short
while before being sent on down
here. Going over his outfit landed
at Liverpool and went IN training at
Wincl ester, the old capital OF En-
gland before London received that