The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-05-28

ing year
Macon - Noxubee county banks
show a healthy condition at the close
of business May A.
| Meridian.-The complete faculty fol
the 192O-21 term of Oakland Heights
School has been announced.
Lambert-The Marvin CARROT Post
No. IS of the American Legion has
been organized in Lambert.
Louisville.-The daily rains have
made the raising of farm crops a
doubtful proposition in this county.
Meridian--The Meridian State Nor
NAL, which will start June z and last
until July 9, has secured the faculty.
Walthal. = County Agent w. W.
Mcbride shipped another car of hogs
for a mum Der of farmers in the county.
Sanatorium-Z. T. Williams of Mem.
phis has just finished installing the
largest X-ray apparatus in the South.
Clinton.-With the graduation of IA
boys and girls the Clinton CONSOLIDATE
ed High School came to a successful
close.
New Albany-Prof. o. L. Weeks of
Union City, Tenn, has accepted the
superintendency of the Myrtle High
School.
Meridian.-The first service was
held in the Marion Methodist Church,
rebuilt since the cyclone destroyed
the old building last December
Kosciusko.-All grade teachers in
the Kosciusko public school except
high school will be filled at an early
date by the board.
New Albany-Hon. Z. Blizzard
county superintendent of schools for
Union county, is experiencing diff
Guilty in securing first-grade teachers
for the schools of the county.
Ruleville.-According to statements
recently made to the state banking de-
partment, the eleven banks of Sun
flower county have total resources
to about, 100000.
New Albany.-The trustees of the
Blue Springs High School, Blue
Springs, Miss. have reelected Super
intendent j. r. Hamblin for next ses-
sion at a largely increased salary.
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Jackson.-Former soldiers, sailors
and marines have until July / to rein
state their government insurance, and |
conditions are announced by Garden |
2. Bishop, state war risk officer
Aberdeen The Aberdeen High |
School, under direction of Prof Ed |
gar L. Bowles and his very able facul- |
y, closes one of the most successful |
'ears in the history OF the school,
Merfdian.-Surprise and regret fol-
owed the announcement here that
Judge Rowland w. Heidelberg had /
endered his resignation to the gov
.rnor as circuit judge of this, the
Zenith district
Calhoun City.-Through the coope-
alive marketing association the farm
rs shipped four carloads of finished
logs to the ST. Louis market. This
anne association shipped four carloads
# hogs last week.
Clinton-With the ordination Of l..
T. Young and w. E. Telen to the full
york of the gospel ministry, the Gin
on Baptist Church has surpassed the
ecord of any previous year in activi-
les along this line. This makes II
nen sent out during the last eight
months.
Ruleville.-The appointment by Gov.
russell OF Prof E. B. Allen of this
ity as member of the Mississippi
ext book commission from this (the
'hird) congressional district, coming
Tithout solicitation rom Mr.. Allen or
is friends, is q splendid recognition
merit.
University. appropriations are al
eady in progress for the summer term
I the University of Mississippi for
go, which will open June and con-
niue lOl Il peIlOQ Vi SIX WtthS, anu d
God attendance under the new plan
the summer school here is already
/ sight.
Durant.-A large real estate deal
as closed here this week. J. VI. How
I'd purchased the block on the north
ide of Railroad avenue formerly oc-
upied by the Park Hotel, which was
urned the first of the year. Mr.. How
I'd has employed an architect to pre-
are plans for a modern hotel, which
hen completed will add greatly to
urapt.
Hattiesburg- than 1000 people {
anne here to witness the dedication OF [
lie Floral Masonic building, which has
cen completed about a month TIE
reefs were thronged with decorated
houses displayed flags
nd people thronged the streets to see
lie parade of the mobiles and patrols
Hamasa Temple, Meridian, and OF ,
Tahabi Temple, Jackson.
Jackson.-After the most successful
nd gratifying term fo- the new Bel