The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-11-02
BORDER SPRINGS

tuesday afternoons Wleh the ueath
angels, visited the homo OF Mr.. Rex
Virgins and carried away his beloved
wife, she was Miss Kittie Grow be.
fore marriage, the daughter Of MIR.
John Grow. She was just in the
prime Of life. She left four littlo
children and husband, father, step
mother, several sisters and brothers,
besides other loved ones, to mourn
her death. Ii is sad 70 give her up,
but mourn not, for we hope TO meet
her IN better world some day. She
was teaderly laid to rest Wednesday
at eleven o'clock at Naughn's Gene
terry. The entire family has our
sympathy.
I Mr.. Shack Stanley and Mrs. Sallic
Stanley were visitors in the home of
Mrs. Rebecea Smiths. Sunday
Mr. Dallas Graves and family from
Columbus, were pleasantly entertain
ed in the home Of his brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Graves last Sunday.
Miss Maude Conner, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Charlie
F'underberk at Waverley, has return
ed home.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Huff and little
son, Henry, Spent the weekend with
his sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Polly West,
of Norman Springs.
Mr.. Bradley Atkins and Miss Alma
Kemp, spent Sunday afternoon with
Miss Minnie Belle Partain.
/ Miss Sadie Mae Smith and Miss
Mildred partain, who are going to
school in Columbus, spent the week
end as guest of home folks.
Miss Corinne Robertson who is
teaching school at Lone Oak, spent
the week end with home folks, over
near Caledonia.
Miss Maet Dee Partain spent Sun
day and Sunday night with Miss
Minnie Belle Partain.
/ Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Partain from
down near New Salem sent Monday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
! Pa1tain.
Mr. Harvey Partain and Mr.. Ramc
Gallop were visitors in Columbus
Monday.
Mr. John Byrd from up near Yer
non, Ala, stopped while in the
home of Mr.. j. w. Partain as he was
on his way to Columbus.
/ Miss Gertrude Savage spent Sunday
night with her aunt, Miss Ruth
/ Ridgeway.
/ MIR. and Mrs. Robbie Duncan and
her mother, Mrs. Williams, and Miss
Easter Dowdle, were visitors in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Smith
last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. f. c. Partain spent last week
with her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
t. L. Partain down near New Salem.
Mr.. Connie Baxter who has posi-
ton with the Brown Lumber Company
at Fayette, Ala, spent Monday night
with his parents, Mr. and Mrse. j. W.
Partain.
Mr.. A. G. Ridgeway and daughter,
Miss Ruth Ridgeway spent Sunday
afternoon very pleasant with Mr. and
Mrs. Will Savage.
This community wishes TO thank
the editor for sending the Dispatch
out every day during the Centennial
for it was appreciated by every one,
and especially by the ones that didn't
get to 20 and see those things. Be
cause they could read about them.
Three cheers for the Dear Old Dis
patch.
Mr. A. G. Ridgeway and daughter,
Miss Ruth Ridgeway, attended the
funeral services Of Mrs. Virgins
Wednesday.
There was large crowd at church
last Sunday nipn, and brother Dyer
prcacae3 an able apfn.oa. so lets ev-
erybody try and go each preaching I
day, and hear Brother Dyer For il
you hear him once you will want 10
hear him again.
There will be a old harp singing nt
Elbethel Church, over near Caledonia,
on the second Sunday lnofnirg IN
November and If it is the desire IL the
reople to carry dinner, il viii re an
al3-day sinriEs Sc eral good singcrs
will be there So lets be SUE AMI go,
but don't forget 10 bring your old
harp song books.
Misses Madge and Florence Willis
from Sulligent, Ala, were entertain
cd in the home Of their cousin, Miss
Gertrude Savage last Sunday.
Mr.. o. +. Smith who moved to Col
lmbus. recently is out home, seeing
after his crop.
Miss Maude Conner and Miss Mat
lie HUFF made a call 10 see Miss Min
ME Bell Partain Wednesday after
a0On
Mr. Bob Smith made a business
nip to Columbus Wednesday.
Miss Etma Marshall who has been
lomiciled at Birmingham for several
months, taking business course, has $
'eturned home.
Mr.. Earl Graves made n business 2
rip. to Columbus Wednesday. q
Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Sanders made !
] call 70 see Mrs. Ida Smith Friday s
ihernoon. The many friends Of Mrs. ]
smith are sorry that she isn't any q
,ettcT
Mrs. Ida Smith wishes to thank