Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-03-05

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"Biuea MCuntkinlL.To keep up the in
terest of the girls and women of Tip
pah county in industrial, club activi-
ties" Miss Sarah H.. Craig has re-
inired her official leadership of this
line of work In the county, having been
assigned to- Tippat by Miss See Rice,
district agent of the WON EMS exten-
sion work of the Mississippi AgricuI.
turar ant" nd"Mechanfcal College for North
Mississippi sTen hh1i a4li :,
lnsii~ eieIlnAl srsfs .e.ei OIL lp,entl
shannon .-7w7P Progressive farming IA is
the slogan, among, the farmers, Of this
vicinity, a ainumber OF whom have real
tied. the fact that the, shortage and
high price of labor will prove real
hahdicap 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. l. sissa sh, ..4.,
Meridian OFFICERS OF the Mississip-
pf Valley Highway Association an
hodhce that a meeting will be held in
Meridian' March y for the purpose 7of
arousihg interest In good road work
in this immediate section, following
which meetings will be held, in Hat
tiesburg and other places through
which VI the M Mississippi s Valley IIigghhway
rsS.i''s +. ~. 'a f',s riassa
Crystal Springs "A fun attendance
OF the Remington Camp Meeting Asso-
citation met at the office Of the secre-
taty,' S. Fl. Ably, Where 1t was met by
a." delegation" from the mississippi
Chautaudua Assembly. After some
discussiofi It was definitely decided
t6 abandon the Hideap 81 attempting to
have another Chahtaudua season. 's'a'
riirt''fine i4tr -tvS<'* - eassf"raa a%l
4 Meridian with big ordnance dis
play, recruiting and advertising par,
'ffes B6HU and t5asKet baIFs Fsteanssu
der the. direction .ef a number of com.
inissionedl officers, ia campaign of ad.
ssrtis{hg in tbe Athterest sof afmy re-
cruiting Is insfulf swing In this city,
hHu Is W ue cAIchueu lutOu6hout ehS
entire district.
Hhttiesbprg.-J w. McGrath OF
Brookhaven. president of the Missis-
sippi division OF. the American Cotton
Association, is urging all the delegates
from the .sSfe who o-can spossibly do sd
toSaxend tfeJ annual Ahefican Cotton
Association. which meets inw wMpntgoms
sY3 4las March s.li qYoF
,Tupelo SINCE Rthe organization Of
thes Parentraacher <Assocation here
there has been marked fmprovement
in, the bnbuilding of the school. The
SrganfzAtipn is primarily for c'oser
cooperation between parent and teachks
er in ELL things for the betterrnent Of.
the school and fchqpl Elife &c OF L
. Blue Mountain Complete telegraph
s4rvics win che anAugrfated betweeri
Mobile. Ala, and jackson. Tenn. along
theFGuf, Mobile &gNortherns Railroa DE-
aecording 10 a llbea1 official of tho
company The poles haye, already
been placed asong tse nbrtherhi exteng
sion into tbs city lig limits (Io1 4
3 vicksburgs of the most impoks
tant kafherihss. s6ffsrienkfsts Aetet held,
in Mississippi will. 10 the conference
Of cotton Statesg entomoloafstA horti.
cultural trsnectcrs aadseommissioners8
OF agrfcuitare here MatSh u s'shiil 8. s.
II
Meridian.AAh selection held in the
Suuuelena Consolidated Sshool Dis-a
friet in this county has reshtsd fsvoys
ably for bond issue Of $500, the
xote baing 2s$to IL ttbtl M q
{ Sanderyips SUNDAY u ssewfel wa =
he'd at the First Baptist church whicS
cyastjtutes' Heidelberg. carwh. 6had
Grove, Pine Grove and, Ehenezer. Is
~ r,IiggvIiielgBrr. higIiiisll Br.r WIS. lctrsMtford.
Jones' poppty hsaths office, sSya hak
there are d good many cases ofs''flus
in the county and that the type' u
t9Osf thf hane as sat pi"iast year.
Hettiesburg beginning March 81
)4dS Slfting for 4 week 4 Psptist 81
be Institute for all the couAtfes o.
Southeast Mississippi will convene IL
the FYrss Psptst qhursA havsk \
vJaqkspnsA JscksAa Rptarisnss yer +
tehtestAtaed ~ lsfge numbck
OF guests. men and women, on ann
xersaEy pigt. The affair vas I. II E.l| thk