The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-27
Rumblings Round
Rural Hill

going. Several Oh our nelghbors eN-
pected to be at our home to see the
boosters as they came by, but the day
was too rainy and bad and only a few
came. We think the Boosters trips
are the thing and that Columbus
should have more Of them.
We are very much gratified to
know that others are helping us out
with the hitching lot and we feel very
much encouraged and We expect to
keep up the fight until some thing
worth while is done for our relief.
We have expected DR.. Jameson and
/ Mr.. Williams and other noted writers
to help us out in our fight, but So
far they have not had much to say
and we still think they are interested
and will come across at the proper
time. We want to heartily endorse
what the good lady had to say few
DAYS ago IN the Dispatch We have
felt all along that the good ladies Of
Columbus were with US and we hope
and know they will keep up the fight
until we win.
The people of Rural Hill commun-
ity are called together at the School
House at 10 O'Clock next Wednesday,,
uly 9th, for the purpose Of discuss
ing the school problems Our Assist
ant State Superintendent of Educa-
ton will be on hand to explain the
situation and to advise us. We hope
to have good turn out, as it is a
matter of grave Importance to our
community.
The Rural Hill Sunday school and
community will have their annual
picnic next Thursday, July 28th, in
the form of a Brunswick stew and
barbecue. We are also asked by our
County Vice President to announce
that all the Sunday Schools in this
district are invited to attend the Dis
trict Convention at Rural Hill on the
FIRST Sunday. The following schools
are expected to take part: Piney
Grove, Stems, Rural Hill, Tabernacle,
Mt. Vernon, McCrary, Air Line, Ber-
-sheba, Sparks School House ard Muir
ray Chapel, and If there are any 9th
ers they are extended a cordial in
vitation to participate. Brother
Blake tells us he is arranging to have
a good program, which we hope to
be able to give you IN full in our next
letter.
Rev. J. A. Taylor, we are glad to
report is slowly improving, since his
visit in Pickens last week. We are
also glad to say that Mrs. Henry and
Mrs. Murray are improving.
Mr.. Simms, of near Kennedy, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Ash
craft this past week and upon his re
tmu he was accompanied by Miss
May Ashcraft for a week end visit
with her aunt.
Mr.. Bosom, of Tuscaloosa, visited
the home of Mr.. Blake and other
friends this past week.
Mr.. Wiley Euballs, of the office
force of the Southern railway. was
visiting in our burg" last week and
the writer by accident and by a cor
dial invitation enjoyed his birthday
dinner at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Eubanks on last Wednesday,
and to say we enjoyed our dinner is
but a weak way We have to express
our appreciation. Mr.. Wiley Eu-
banks, Mr.. Will Austin, Mr.. c. f /
Pierce and Mrs. c. A. Eubanks were /
their other guests for dinner.
Mrs. w. A. Austin is visiting her
mother and other relatives and .
friends in South Carolina.
Prof. c. f. Pierce, Of Smithville, .
Miss, was a visitor in this eommun- [
ty the past week. Prof. Pierce has I
been appointed by the Rural Hin trus
tees to the principalship Of our school
for another term.
Prof. Whitfield filled the place at
Pleasant Hill church again last Sun
We feel sure that all those who heard /
him were amply paved for their ef-
iOrts. We did not have the pleasure
# attending these services, but went
put to Tabernacle and by good for
une had the pleasure Of hearing
Brother w. c. Daniels. who we have I
Known for a long time and he stated
hat il had been 80 years since he at
tended services az the Tabernacle.
Brother Daniels preached from a sub
vt Of Gods care for US while on our
ife's journey and we feel sure that
N who heard this good mans SER
men was wonderfully revived and en-
.uraged in our life's work. We know
We were. At the end Of the service
Brother Bonner announced that there
would b. a prayer meeting at Tab
.nscle church next Wednesday even
ng st 4 O'Clock. Everybody is cor
iia1lv invited 20 affnld The object