The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-01-26

was filled with sorrowing friends
who attended the service to pay thei
last tribute Of respect to this excel
lent woman, and on the outside of tn,
building there was a large number Of
darkies who gathered for the SAINT
purpose, for she had been frienC
to this class of people as well as
the whites.
The floral offerings were beautiful
and in abundance and was only a
slight testimonial of the high regard
in which Mrs. Latham was held by
the people of Carrollton and in other
towns where she was known.
Surely a good woman has passed
from our midst. She will be missed,
but she has entered triumphantly in
to that home prepared long years
ago, where she is now waiting and
watching for those she left behind,
hoping that her prayers and efforts
Of many years were not in vain.
DR.. S. H. Hill has returned from
Macon, Miss, where he spent a por-
ton of last week with relatives,
Mr.. Will Spruill was a visitor n
the home of Mr.. Randall at Stansel
during the early part Of the past
week.
Mr.. J. M. Summerville, one Of
Aliceville's enterprising citizens, was
in Camden last week, where he has
large saw mill interests, going down
to visit his SCH who is looking after
the property.
Mr.. J. j. Parker, Of Columbus, was
a business visitor in Carrolltcl for
day during the past week. Mr..
Parker has been making his home in
Columbus the past year, coming there
from Texas, and while in Carrollton
he informed the writer he intended
returning west and expected to leave
withn a few days. John Parker, as
he is familiarity known in Carrollton,
his old home, has many friends here,
who wish him well.
Mrs. II. j. Hodge and little daugh-
ter, Katie, who have been with rela-
! tivos in Carrollton since the holidays,
left last Tuesday for their home in
Monroeville stopping over in Birm-
ingham with relatives for few days.
Mr.. j. T. McShaa, Sr., of McShan,
was transacting business in Reform
last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Dabbs spent a
part of last week in Gordo on bust
ness, returning to Carrollton Thurs
day.
Messrs. l.. f. Huff and T. E.
Stewart, of pickensville, were bust
ness visitors in Carrolttu last Fri
day.
Mr.. w. W. Curry was in Birming-
ham on business a few days Of last
week.
Hon. Henry A. Jones, a prominent
attorney of Tuscaloosa, was in Car
rollton several days of last week
having been connected with the con
test will case Of the late G. n. Car
penter.
Mr.. d. Hines, of Aliceville, spent
a portion of last week with his bro
Their, Mr. j. B. Hines, near Pickens-
vile.
Miss Birdie Avery, Of Centerville
has arrived in Carrollton, where SHE
has accepted position in the probate
office. Miss Avery has had sevcra
years experience in probate office Of
her home county, which naturally
fits her TO clear the CONGESTION Of
business matters in the office with
in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Wlndle, Of
Olney, were in Carrollton shopping
last Thursday.
Mr.. James II. Coleman, one of thu
successful business men of Piekens
Vile, was transacting business il
Carrollton part OF the past week.
Mr.. T. W. Youngblood, Of Henry
beat, was shaking hands and ming
ling with his many friends at tht
county seat last Saturday.
1t has been announced that Rev. M
r. Smith, pastor of the Northpor
Methodist church, will fill the pulpi
Of the Methodist church in Carroll
ton next Sunday evening. Mr.. Smitl
served this church as pastor for fou
years and no doubt but that larg,
congregation will greet him on TIN
occasion.
Miss Daney Lou Belser, connecte'
with the state department of educa
ton, was in this county the past weel
visiting many Of the rural schools
for the purpose of obtaining infor
nation as to the work being dom
and condition Of the schools in gen
eral She will make her report t,