Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-30

first trip.
Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Griffin left
the first of the week for Birming-
ham. Ala, where they have a daugh-
ter living, whom they will visit.
Mrs. Ed Greenwood, sister of Dick
and Jim Berry, and resident in the
Sweetwater community, was carried
to Mobile last week and successfully
operated upon.
The Supervisors meet next Mon
day in their regular monthly session
So far as we are informed the term
will run to the handling of the usual
routine of business.
G. G. Hires of Moss Point arrived
in Leakesville the fore part of the
week and is stopping with his sis
ter Mrs. o. R. Etheredge and as
sistlng Raw In his store for the pres
ent.
Charley Miller. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Miller, who has been TAX
ing vocational training at the A. &
NJ. College, was IN Leakesville at
the converging of the weeks visiting
relatives before going to Mobile.
Mr.. L. G. McA lister, was down from
Lafayette County. MISS, a few days
lately visiting with his brother-in-
law, A. +. Cook and looking after
some business matters connected
with his place formerly the w. e.
Bearry place.
Melton Thomas, oldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. G. o. Thomas, of our city,
recently went up to Oxford, Miss,
where he has entered the State Uni
versity to study Pharmacy which
course he hopes to complete within
two years.
Misses Ida and Alma Williams and
Myrtls Pool are attending the Agri-
cultural High School this term, and
go out each day with Mrs. ]. w. Col
bert, who is assistant teacher in the
Pine Level School and motors from
Leakesvllle to her work.
Mr.. l.. HI. G. Etheredge who for
mery worked with Turner & Dorsett
now has the position as time keeper
and looking after commissary for
the Coons Lbr. Co., who are opera
ting below Leakesville on East Side
of river in the Mcleod settlement.
Elmore McLendon. twelve year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Nc
Tendon of Pine Level, was operated
upon recently in hospital at Lau-
rel for appendicitis was doing nicely
at last accounts. He has sister,
Mrs. Lawrence Williams living there
who could visit him during his stay
at the hospital.
Nigel Turner and Lige Hillman
left Monday for the A. & M. College
where they are entering for the sec
ond term. Nigel spent most of the
summer there doing special work on
his courses. He and Lige went to
that institution after having gradu-
ated at the Greene County A. Fl. S.
G. G. Box is running two teams
out on the Bear Creek logging road
near SweetwAter. His broth err, Ed
Box of Exsho is helping him with
the teams. Charley and Ed are both
at home when it comes to handling
teams as they have dealt with them
more or less while logging generally
was the great go in the county.
Cal HARRISON was over from Nicely
Saturday and SAID he took his wife to
Laurel recently and finds that she
will have to have an operation which
\ they plan for possibly this week.
Her health has been poor lately and
he has not been able to follow his
work OF saving for the mill at
Byrd's where he has been working
Lowrey Breland was up from Mo-
bile the first of the week. He has
been working down there for about
year. He left here about eighteen
months ago and first attended Emo
ry University in Atlanta awhile,
then dropped in the Delta in Miss
issippi until the collapse in cotton