The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-02

ODER 1obns 1885, &uu was AZ the tam
Of her death sixfy-one years Of age
Besides the husband she is survives
by four daughters, Mrs. Hayes Wilix
inson, Mrs. Ed Hannah, Mrs. w.
Graham and Mrs. Sam Simms, an.
one son, Mr.. Willie billiard, togethei
with numerous relatives, who ar,
stricken with grief on account of tn,
passing Of their loved one. Funera
services were held from the Presby
terrain church in Reform Tuesday
morning at ten o'clock conducted b
the pastor, Rev. Charles H. Nabers
after which interment occurred in the
cemetery at that place and was at.
tended by large concourse of sym.
pathizing friends to pay their last re.
spects to the memory of this good
woman.
The Graham family held their an
nual reunion at the late residence OF
Mr.. George NJ. Graham, deceased, and
the gathering was attended by large
number Of the family. During the
life of Mr.. Graham these annual af-
fairs were in force and since his
death they are held each year, more
to commemorate he life of their de-
parted one than the coming together
q tbe family for reunion.
Mrs. G. w. Easley, Of form.
spent last Thursday very pleanantly
IN Colunb bus.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Willis and Mr..
Walter Willis, Of Epes, were pleasant
gaests the past week in the home of
Err. and Mrs s. H. Hill.
Mr.. T. p. Martin, one of the ven
cradle citizens of Reform, is on a
visit TO his son, Mr. j. r. Martin, at
Alieeyille, where he will spend the
next several weeks.
Mr.. J. ". Colvin, of Olney. was
transactmg hnsiness in the city last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Orelia Jay has returned to her
home in the Pleasant Grove neigh
borhood, after two weeks stay in
the city with relatives.
Mrs. w. r. McCafferty has return
ed to her home here after a weeks
stay with relatives in Slaughter,
Miss.
Mr.. r. j. Kirksey, of Aliceville, was
among the business visitors in Car
rollton Wednesday.
Mr.. T. B. Nettles, of Monroeville,
spent the week end in the city with
his family, returning to his home
Sunday.
Mrs w. j. Godfrey and children,
who were here during the week Wis
iting relatives, have returned to their
home in Gulfport, Miss.
Mac+ar Will C4rihhIino of CoI,,vn
bus, is an interesting guest in the
home of his aunt, Mrs. j. w. Cox.
Mr.. T. T. Gore left Friday for his
home in Birmingham, after a weeks
pleasantly spent with his
brother. Mr.. M. F. Gore, which they |
enjoyed an a camp fish in the Pick
ensville section.
Mr.. Charlie Moore, Of EtheNille,
was in Columbus on business Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Gum and |
young son, Bob Gum, Jr., who have
been wishing relatives in Carrollton
and Columbus, left Saturday for their
home in Montgomery. They were
by Miss Myrtle Will
ans, who goes for a short stay in
their home in the Capitol City
Mr.. w. T. Lowe, of Reform, trans
acted business in Columbus Friday.
Prof. j. E. Hendley, who has been
principal of the Pickens County high i
school the past five years, has re-
signed and will move to Florala,
where he will take charge of the
high school of that county. Mr..
Hendley had been elected to serve as
principal of the high school another I
term and his resignation came as
distinct shock to the trustees and pa
irons of the school.
Rev. J. H. Longcrier, connected
with the Baptist State board in en-
istment work, was a visitor in Car
rollton Saturday, leaving for Forest
,hurch at Benevola in company with
Hon. M. B. Curry and Rev. ], E.
Cook, Jr., where a fifth Sunday
meeting was held Saturday and Sun
lay.
Mr.. j. f. Reeves, Of Corr's beat,
vas in Reform transacting business
Mr.. and Mrs. Early Sanders and
.hildren Of Aliceville, spent Sunday
n the home of Mrs. Sanders mother,
drs. Alice Hanson.
Mr.. T. H. Martin, Of Gordo, was
ningling with friends in Reform