The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-03-05

I Poh SoAAt. III AhQ0Sli sNiQo oNS1ft
| ties Miss Sarah r. Craig has re
s-rned her official leadership OF this
liae of work in the county, having been
| assigned to Tippah by Miss See Rice
district agent of the women's extern
sion work of the Mississippi Agricul
! tural and Mechanical College for North
| Mississippi.
acknowledgements farming is
| the slogan among the farmers of this
vicinity. a number of whom have real
| lied the fact that the shortage and
| high price of labor will prove a real
handicap unless something is done.
So In order to meet these conditions.
many are putting in tractors. which
will do as much work in one day as
SIX or eight mules.
Meridian.-Officers of the Mississip-
pi Valley Highway Association an
nounce that meeting will be held in
Meridian March for the purpose of
arousing interest in good road work
in this immediate section, following
which meetings will be held in Hat
tfesburg and other places through
WHICH tlle MISSISSIPPI NdiiSy highway
is routed
Crystal Springs-A full attendance
of the Remington Camp Meeting Asso
citation met at the office of the secre-
tary. s. H. Ably where it was met by
delegation from the Mississippi
Chautauqua Assembly. After some
discussion it was. definitely decided
to abandon the idea of attempting to
have another Chautauqua season.
Meridian With a big ordnance dis
play, recruiting and advertising par
ties. band and basketball team, I'M
der the direction of number of COM
missioned officers. a campaign OF adj
evrtising in the interest of army re-
cruitiug is in full swing in this city,
and is 10 he extended throughout the
entire district.
Hattiesburg=J w McGrath OF
Brookhaven, president of the Missis
s;ppi division of the American Cotton
Association, is urging all the delegates
from the state who can possibly do so
to attend the annual American Cotton
Association. which meets in Montgom-
cry. Ala, March u, 1920
T,rnelo -Since the ORGANIZATION OF
the Parent Teacher Association here
there has been marked improvement
in the unhniiding of the school. The
organization is primarily for closer
cooperation between parent and teach
e. in ell things for the betterment OF
the school and school life
Blue Mountain.-Complete telegraph
service will be inaugurated between
Mobile Ala, and Jackson, Tenn. along |
the Gulf. Mobile & Northern Railroad |
according to a local official of the
company. The poles have already
been placed along the northern extern
sion into the city limits.
Vicksburg.-One of the most impor- |
tant gatherings of scientists ever held |
in Miesissirpi will be the conference
OF cotton states entomoloeists. horti- :
c,,It,,ral i-snactors md commissioners |
of agriculture here March /, 2 and 8.
Me~'dian.-An election held in the |
Srouelena Consolidated School, Dis
trict in this county has resulted favo"-
ably for bond issue of SIS 500, the
vote being 90 to II.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a service was
held AT the First Baptist church which
Heidelberg. Caruth. Shady
Grove, Pine Grove and Ebenezer
Ellisville-Dr. w S. Crawford.
.o,-%- ho,IfIa ryfficar coyo thai
there are a good many. cases of FLU"
In the county and that the type is
about the same as that OF last year.
Hattiesburg.-Beginn March s
and lasting for a week. a Baptist BIZ
BILE Institute for all the counties of
Southeast Mississippi will convene in
the First Baptist church here
Jackson. Rotarians very
entertained large number
Of guests. men and women. on ami
versary night. The affair was in the
form of a well-laid banquet.
Meridian.-Thef Lauderdale County
Pc rtss- Young PEOPLES all-day meet
ing, scheduled for Kewanee, has been
Northumberland Clerk Roy Rush
states that the docket for the civil
term Of the circuit court in this coun-
ty, beginning March Is. is ready.
Coffeeville.-The citizens of Yalo-
busha county have ordered three car
loads of acid phosphate through their
aren't II Hamilton
Coffeeville.-The weekly shipment Of
hogs from Yalobusha county was made
from Coffeeville by the county demon
stration agent, A G. Hamilton This
shipment consisted of four cars of
hogs, valued at between $4,000 and
80 900, and represented lis shippers.
University.-One OF the most inter
ssting events scheduled for the near
future on the campus is the coming to
the university on March for three
days stay of one of the 80 teams sent
put by the Interchurch World Move
ment.