Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-12-24

Miss Geneva Churchwell has been
attending the State Normal College
at Hattiesburg and came in during
the week for the holidays.
Miss Velma Naples. who has been
teaching music at Crawford, Miss.
was among those who came home
this week to spend the holidays.
Miss Beatrice Denmark is an
other who arrived home this week
to spend the holidays. She is teach
ing again this term at the Meridian
College.
Mrs. G. e. Harper arrived in the
mid-week from Hampton, Fla, COM
ing to spend Christmas, with her
mother, Mrs. frankie Turner and
others of the family.
Misses Mildred R~ounsaville and
VIVIAN McRae got home for the hol-
idays on last Friday from Jackson,
where they are entered for this an
other term al Belhaven college.
Emory Churchwell is another of
the Leakesville boys who got home
for the holidays this week. He is
at the state University again this
year. Says the strike trouble in the
q student body has subsidized and that
it never involved only a small per
cent of the students.
<. G. Amsler arrived from the
State University at Oxford the lat
ter part of last week, coming to spend
the Christmas tide with the family
here. Guy is studying law there
and is the prosecuting attorney for
his class, for which profession he
seems to have a natural leaning.
G. L. Beard and wife came up
from Mobile to the Upper East Side
in Greene County on last Tuesday
by auto. Chester SAYS they will re
turn Sunday, he only getting leav-
off from the construction crew with
which he IS working for that period
of time. to take Christmas.
MIR. l. r. Bradshaw left for Ellis
vile where he goes to spend Christ
mas with his father G. r. Bradshaw.
He has secured the position of Coun-
ty Agent in Simpson County and
will move to Mendenhall Immediate
ly after the holidays during which he
is taking the vacation accorded him.
w. W. Faux was an arrival in
Leakesville Tuesday coming from
Bethera,S c.. to spend the holidays
with the relatives at this place and
stopping off on the way down for .
day or so visiting his sister, Mrs. j.
H.Stewart at Jacksonville. Fla. He
is contracting TOR the right of way
work fer the logging road activities
OF a large sawmill. concern near
Charleston.
Rev. ]. G. Jackson, the new pastor
of the Methodist church for the
Leakesvllle circuit arrived in Leakes-
vile the first oil the week coming
from Meridian where his people live.
He had gone up there from Wash.
ington. near Natchez, his previous
place OF work and motored downfrom
Meridian in a Runabout which he
bought there to serve this work of
wide territory.
Tyra Beard came down from the
A. & M. College last week to spend
the Christmas holidays. He is look
ing well and says he is feeling better
than when here last summer al which
time he was a bit jaded from the field
work 10 the practical agricultural
course. He thinks OF specializing
on some branch of farm mechanics
after getting a little more theory in
agriculture to built on.
J. o. McLendon rolled in a few
laws ago from Little Rock, Ark.
whore he recently moved to from
Homer. La. He is still with a con-
struction concern but reports bust
Q as getting a little dull with
building work. Says he has seen
Rich Miller and that Rich is making
rood with his job and keeping NIGH
y busy right about now account the