Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-05-20
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idp whether lue SlNS 4,,,r, M
ntso Tho school tax levy for the town =
49,. aoyen 10 10 mills or not. IVY :,
Io Ur ago IT was five mills, ana tne Il ;,
, o allowed two-min addition 70 y
,s made. Still the school is e'l ,5, =
for money, and as q result the -, az. +
Non decided to let the people aeelue' ;
sHs*s
uattiosburg.-Y. W. c. a. workers (
noorlv 100 strong, gathered at th9
rooms Of the local organization any S
listened to an address by MRS. NJ, p
ITHIiome chairman Of the finance
committee. and then started ouV On
- w., comnaign to solicit from the
nnblic $4,000, which is the aSSoG ,,
t'on,s budget for 1921 All tne G.,i .
ll have promised 'nstl |
o, .9[o for this drive, and the Rotary
S T.n.onts and Business Women's ciop
have Organized drive teams
i" y 4es*@
,nordoon.-U. S. Wyatt real estate
dealer has just closed a big aeai ~,
voIvinc $40 acres OF Monroe county aoa
,ond the Rogers plantation OIL ooo
ooras and the Hickle tract Of 81 @CIe Z
nwned by R. X. swope, SOLD to w w. ~ r.
o 1[assav Of Louisville, Ky for Sl0,7VO'
Massey expects to move to Aberdeen IT,.
/ H. mo near future and he WlIL liiiI
MANY other KentucEians N Gnu
r around this place who have mace s0o0
+ end are prospecting,
it Neridian-At luncheon OF ~ ~,
h ,farfdtan board OF trade and colIoI
Is exchange which was largely allenos
r e -, hnsiness and professional men,
ID , - was launched for the pun
any, any, II his city of a college TO
d. I ins al the Meridian college u
is ~, nroperty Of this college, buildings %5 a.
IS. site being recently sold to 'ne , -,o,it,
he o o,,G Methodist church to be convert
Of T. ,nt + q college for the education Oh L
lst groes.
~, " 1rottiosburg-Plans were announo
a. on ,t . banquet o. the South Mlsslssil
,oa shrine club for ceremonial " =,
ig at [ 71l in HattiesDurg. It was iaal
III, IN n nt-bt # the club, and among Ihe Il
y ~ ~ a,3na ~ nresent were nlustrious Po'
orn Tate I. M. Moody of Hamasa , lelnI
,ats Meridian, and lllustrlous : g To,,
"'' Taodora Lehman of Wahapl ! e'u
1 T@ogson who came attended by m
Jaeh9o"' Nc If the two cities.
= Of rrvetal Sbrings-The peak Oh
gov uogatable shipments was re'1
rest r,bon 40 solid carloads Went 70
'eets a I,s1 and eastern markets.
than A -,''hly three carloads left over
boye 6,D' the shipping shed because OF
fend' Tro Of the shippers to order d
atins oien+ number Of cars for the aay
tfytfy This heavy shipment was
that , coed Of carrots, beans, a 1e"
skirts with caoD"s9 p.t**.
i'll be p,,o N1ountain.-Prof, B. NJ III
president of the Tippah coun' S.
the mel singing convention, announce y
eform !. rn hold its semi-annuaI meeL
1T So fellowship, east of this place,
accom- ,,o,ts aTerv singing group or IN
vontion to send official deles
- the gathering along win a !,
,.,or reciting the work Of the UNI
~ INV last six months.
ssioner Summit The residence an
'ago in household goods, clothing ana
~ sum Of money Of ]. NJ. Walls,
:, ,,o @a' If summit, were destro'
1000 ., s 20 Of unknown origin, the
A Iroiy escaped the burning D
re With w WV only their sleeping gaI
Mr. watts sustained loss o.
work. on 81 coo and carried only a SLn'N
ay from OF insurance
|, in the .,,3to rof
ich will craenyood.- WhiIe ms
, 80 tho .v~ostad three and half mile
,rkansas west OF Itta Bena on chais ,
rom Lit. ,ro large amount Of WHISKY
will he .nnaratus for manufacturing
80 nossession. The men a
NAV will [ Go and son, Morris, an
way from Leverett,
l u, -, a. ~ Ntacon,-The senior play OF
o 'lI " 'i .or high school was preseh
"'''D''' large audience at the Lyceuh
ord proved a tremendous
,u Real histronic talent was
ypS, Noa and enthusiastic appreciaao
az" Tor,io,i ~onng peoples work was sho
to the eff. present 800.
oVleI war Srmmit-The district com
ith cancer ho Methodist church, Brook
IN hussS trict convened at Topls'
wees con- vronnds to be in session lot
We been re- 5 e Rev, H. NJ. Ellis, presi
rom oInei 4s nres lding and full alIe
the members is present
W. srs"*
WRECK. CRYSTAL springs.-Patrons
CRYSTAL Springs consohaal
Tins Were nave elected as trustees II
or Charlie Beasley, Jetf ia Ia
rsons were ram Newman and John
a wreck OF fnll faculty was elected w
hit train at + Fleming as principal
n Van Horn
,eth county Blue Mountain.-Dr. A.
ort received ter Of this place, father
of the rail- ern machine gun, VINO lof
-e no details 2b years devoted much Of
e men were attention to the periec'lo
eating" thei' nous field pieces, is IN Il
AT bis home here,