Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-12-09

EVENTS
Gathered from ALI Cor
ners Dof the State and
Told iii Briefest Form

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Blue Mountain PROF. H. M. Ivey,
inspector. Of high schools for the de-
partment Of education OF Mississippi,
plnas to spend week in Blue Noun
tain during the current session to get
better acquainted with the three local
schools to help Blue Mountain High
School TOT grade up to the rank Of an
accredited Institution, to get into
closer touch with Mississippi Heights
Academy and to pass some time in the
classrooms and other departments of
Blue Mountain college.
The president has appointed the fol-
lowing posttnasters for Mississippi:
Joseph E. Lane at Flora, in place OF
J. e. Lane Incumbent's commission
expired Jan. 81, 1921. John N. Truitt,
Minter City, In place Of L. M. Quarles,
resigned. Asa A. Edwards, at Laurel,
In the place of E. G. Harris, resigned.
Alexander Yates, at Utica, in place Of
l. G.. Chapman. Incumbent's commits
sion expired July 21, 1920.
Coahoma. What is believed to be
the record for deer hunting in the
south was established here when a
party of four men leaving town at $3.50
o'clock in the morning returned at
noon with two great bucks they had
killed. They quit the chase and re-.
turned while the hounds were on the
trail of the third deer
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Jackson-The purpose. OF the mo-
ton filed by Green q Green for the
fire insurance agents Of Mississippi, in
the supreme court, is to hold the $1,-
100000 OF garnisheed funds now in
hands of the receivers intact until q
final Judgment can be had on the claim
Of the agents for refund OF these gar
nisheed assets.
Greenville.-The local charities Of
Greenville, VIII "A. Percy, chairman;
Miss Alice Mcress, Secretary, and
Messrs. John w. Young and H. p. Far
ish, the coInmittse III charge, are Just
closing 4 local campaign for , fund Of
$4,0OOlto dover the charity work Of the
city for the coming ysas ~.
way yhCoV04O Os--4Ain6 lACn0f 0t6iDx VI
this place assslightly injured and sey-s
eral other occupants. of an al1tpfno obile,
narrowly escaped death when the car
went through "a gbftdEe railing near
here. 1t landed upside down, ssif fsct
below, and MISS Sisier was pinned be-.
meath 1t. Miss Nell Hendrix was drix-
ing the car,
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Coffeevflle-Quite d bit OF interest
is being manifested in Yalobusha coun-
ty, at the time in the organization Of
the Yal6busha County Truck Growers
meetings in the interest OF tho organic
cation d the rassoeiation have been,
held at many PORTS PORTS. j. NJ the county; ~,
Greenyille.-4The washington. County
Anti-Tukerculosis society. Mrs. Ed
mund Taylor, president, a local organ
ization supported by voluntary sub
scriptions and the sale of Christmas
seals, has employed a community
nurse. tf3 n ~ So s
Mathison.--A. L. Bollis. merchant.
farmer, injured l6' months ago by 4
mule on which be was ridinsI when II
ran in q stable. crushing him between
the saddle and door facing. paralyzing
the lower limbs, died the other morn
ing. .->6 - ~
A radio station instaliedgat theshome
OF 8. D. Wooten by his two sons, Fl.
B. WOODEN and s. D. Wooten. Jr., Of
Coldwater, is now receiving messages
from wireless stations Of America and
Europe.s es
Sardis. The chancery clerks office
is overrun with deeds of trust being
field for record. Deputy Clerk N. r.
Lavender filed gnotsless than 36 for one
firm, while others run from Is down.
Colukbia. - News received here OF
death of Rev. R. F. Bass, who formerly
occupied the pulpit of the Baptist
churh here.
Jackson Bishop w. F. McMurray,
Louisville, presiding officer at lOSth
annual M. b. conference. now in sssE.
sion here.
Greenwood Greenwood Presbytari-
ans will raise funds to aid Presbytef1-
an College 70 be established at sMens|
phis. ~ q.
Jackson.-fMoney raised for memor-
ial to war martyrs will be turned, over
to American Legion to assist In build
ing their hone.