The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1921-08-06
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Richt0r, mas aiiou -
M : the Biloxi federal court TO
'adIeated e a bankrupt.
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,,.-Local authorities and phys,:
!. amused at the talk Of pei
- j. famine scare in this vicin-
'..ltb u conditions in Pamela coun-
|, never better, and as to the ap-
n ]. "gaunt hunger" there is
,,,tls necessity for any OF cur
,,sr making his acquaintance
,e,s getting in his grip.
i. Rev. R. H. B. Gladney, Sun
.sool field secretary, North Mis-
.,ME. conference. has return
4 Junaluska, N. c., where he
= attending the national Sun
,lool training classes, and has
eanpleted arrangements for the
\ training school in the Sardis
church.
Not Hubert Tippin, well known
rn,p Of this city, has been ap-
4 isscretary.treasurer Of the Gulf
Island railroad.
sssee
ddap.-Locusts are numbered
= The missing in this city follow
crusade against these pests by
Iutsrs.
z5s ~.
hrts.-R. L. Brown, editor OF the
|uau County Leader here, was ac-
ntally shot by members Of the in
ediate Sunday school class Of boys
Tie Sumner Baptist church, OF
kh be was teacher,
- s's's
IlisyiIle.-On the call of Prof. G. L.
ii presfdeht of the Eliisville unit
be Jones county truck growers as.
iation, slmeeting of that organiza-
was Mdin'the court house. Prof.
ln presided and Prof. A. c. L. Smith
ID as secretary. There was a large
endance Of the. members and 80
names were added to the list.
usnt message has just been
siSed h5fe Of the death of Rev. T.
Ramsey pastor of the Methodist
rh st tAdgusta; Ark.
IL ssS.s 49,
aalia Taking. advantage of the
sndid seEpons delivered by the able
learned pr+ Harry L. Martin. pas
q the lndianola Baptist church,
N crowds have filled the large new
gta chwch here during a most
tcsssfpl meeting, with % additions
tAs church.
ss
Hculka. Those Interested in Sun.
n school work and Bible study are
pfns forward with eagerness to the
endsy school normal which will be
luductsd. here for one week by Rev.
y. Carter and Miss Burnes of the
enday school department of the Bap.
Z state'cenvention board.
s.rsylss.1,s ,e
west Point--R. N. Boyd, one Of the
na progressive farmers in Clay
panly, and affirm believer in diversi.
= farming, says he had planted last
" " acres Of watermelons, from
llen he obtained $4,000. This year
nas planted in, melons 30 acres,
sn which he estimates receipts to.
'hs 1880.
4. sssss
aerldiah.-A program of courtesies
being arranged 'byhathe Meridian
~ q trads'and cotton exchange fer
special train Of about Robustness
: " For Worth, Tex, who will
y 'nrosg& Meridian en- route to
,.sapoosA 8 aTenn,;' where they viii
/; 10 'us meeting of the Imperial
"a. 'y.f,et:s;.
!. -
= az Curtis Runyon, a bright
Ius man of Indianola, has register.
.a'' - appllcation with the local Pres
~ 'sllan church as a candidate for the
spel ministry. nft -
u.. ~ fissA .i.s
's''esourg.-John H. Cowles, a 33d
'.'e -. MASON, secretary-general of the
|, suls council of Washington, D. c.
|. .sat his acceptance. of an invita-
~, = pe present at the Scottish Rite
'a,o 'a,on here when large class Of
'fsa'ss from all over south Mis-
y ,.ppl Will be present to take the de
a fourth to thirty-second.
.son'-The state tax commission
Eeeal 70 make the, assessment
,-aa 10y ana other corporate prop
s,.|s sasned " public service and i,
a,ss s ~ notice to supervisors re
= reports.
Al. $50
". Aoultain. The Union count,
Iagllnational Sunday schoo
". ..'on Viii hold. its annual session
sjs. ~ Bethel ehurch, in.the south
si;.. A. pslIssf the county, Aug -;12
's;as sSaa 1, .oahs agconcement given ou,
'} 'ldent 2. tBiizzard Of the con
,,.,s xWse
-. snna -Jce venuti, proprietor of
,'ssa ussant here, has received from
svs,:s = spston, Mass, a tuna fish
.s,s;ss .Ssssd $50 pounds. The fisl
! rpsu sws1, y. SOC pounds Of ice. i
Iitt,s ail g. SIZE Jonah and created
|endo 's.1
Kan dss..Rey; J. Nj Williamson
d q ~ = 'ne Rural association
M. ! ne people on c. T. Buford'.
I Iss sn ofrM-P. sturdivant',
colorss e crowds of both white
y people attended the speak