Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-06-17
LOCAL
Kath leen Etheredge, daughter Of

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Etheredge at
State Line last week.
Mrs. Geo. Fl. Fletcher was brought
home on the 9th. inst. after having
been away about two months in a
Mobile hospital during which time
sue underwent very serious opera
tion. She is improving slowly.
Rev. and Mrs. r. w. Hardy left
Monday for Jackson. accompanied by
Joe McInnis and Wilton Thomas.
There Is summer course school in
progress at Belhaven College which
bro. Hardy desired to put in a few
days attending.
M sdames J. L. Mills (nee Daisy
Green) and Liza Green attended the
funeral last Wednesday of little
Evelyn Williams, daughter of their
sister and sister-in- law, Mrs. Clayton
Williams, who was Bertha Green be-
fore her marriage.
The Revival Meeting at the M. E
Church, South in Leakesville begins
this week. The Wishing preacher is
Rev. Griffin OF Dardant lies, Ark.
who is son of the pastor Rev. Q. @.
Griffin, and was formerly member
OF the Mississippi Conference.
Rastus Dunnam came down with
b is father, ]. N. Dunnam from In
dian Hill Monday and was a locker
on at Chan Gerry Court during the
day. Rastus is just home a few days
from the A. & M. College where he
has put in ano ther term of study.
Mrs. L. P. Peaster and daughter
Saline Peaster, visited in the Upper
East Side recently among their kim
dred. Mrs. Peaster's father, Mr..
p. Landlord and her brother. D. Il.
Landlord both live in that communi-
". besides others of the connection.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Mills have
Moved from Leakesville to the farm
"a the Upper East Side for the sum-
laer as Coley has to be up there most
og the time looking after managin
same. They are keeping the town
home so as to come back In the fall
Tor school opening.
Miss Sadie Lee HAYNES OF Summit,
nd Mac Griffin Jr., of Chicakasaw
Mobile. Ala, are here visiting their
Grand parents, Rev. and Mrs. G. G.
Griffin The young lady is child
ct their daughter, the lad child OF
heir son, who is a policeman at the
ehip-yards at the Mobile point.
J. O. McLendon. who has been in
title Rock, Ark. but who has
hanged location to Eldorado, Ark,
o the midst OF the new oil fields,
isited the families Of his parents,
Rlr, and Mrs. J. NJ McLendon OF
inc Level. and brother, W. h.
a our city during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Churchwell,
me newlyweds, got In from Herman
lie, Miss, and are located at the
II his sister, Mrs. M. M. Mcintosh
pr the present. Ezra has been a.
ay about two weeks and now happi
- returned with his bride, who is
veil acquainted in our county from
aer successful career OF teaching. for
evera years in various schools OF
me county.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.. Beard. accom-
yanied by their six week old daugt-
ser, came up the last OF the week
rom Mobile to visit their parents in
me Upper East Side. Chester
motored over with his wife to Leakes-
Vile Thursday and was mingllng
with old friends and relatives. He
is working for barge repair concern
in the Cult City. Reports it dried
in Mobile than here. Saws his gar
den is dying for lack OF rain.
John Holland, Jr. who has been
taking vocational training at Tulane
University In New Orleans, came
home at the converging of the weeks
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. W. Holland at Rounsaville. he
was about LeakesviIle off and on for
the several days. He will 90 back
to school in short. AS we under
stand it he received an Injury on the
foot while in France. His brother,
FIobson Holland lost his life in
action over there.
On the trip up from Gulfport to
hold this term of the Greene Coun-
ty: Court, Chancellor " A. Griffith
was accompanied by his II year old
son Neville Griffith who enjoyed the
occasion swimming and fishing with
the bows here. The lad Is named in