The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-10
Rumblings Round
Rural Hill

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Our crops are still improving il
n this community and have had som,
y little rains that are still helping then
o along. The Mississippi cotton croT
It has improved some in the last 30 days
ut the boil weevil seems 10 be getting
in good work at present Potatoes
and sorghum and peas are doing fine
at this writing.
: Mr.. Walter Lollar and family have
G been visiting Mr.. Frank Lollar at
/. his home in the Mags City.
Last Sunday the District Sunday
School met with Rural Hill Sunday
school and we had d very nice pro-
gram. DR., Query from Artesia, j. A.
Goree, w. N. Pickett and Prof. H. l..
Whitfield of Columbus all made us
quite interesting talks on their diff
ferent subjects. We also had with
us Mr.. W. r. Philips, Mrs. f. L..
Cooper and Miss Grace Heard from
Mt. Vernon. Our Lowdes county Sun
day school will meet with Mt Yer
non the first Saturday and Sunday in
September, and we are expecting
great meeting at this gathering. Our
president extends a cordial invitation
to all Sunday Schools of Lowndes
county to be present at this time.
Our protracted meeting will begin
at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church on
next Sunday. Brother Newton will
be in charge, probably with some 9TH
err good help we hope to have good
injecting.
On last Sunday we noticed good
number of automobiles on their way
Ito Andrews Chapel Camp Meeting.
We know these people enjoyed the day
as this is a great place to go and
mighty good people to mingle with,
for the writer has had the experience.
Our camp meeting will begin the
fourth Sunday in August and we have
a card from Brother w. G. Henry, of
Birmingham, who wrote he would be
on hand We all know Brother Henry
as he was born and raised in Taber-
nacle community, a son of r. II.
Henry and brother to DR.. Henry, of
Columbus, who still lives near the
old camp grounds. All who know
Brother Henry love him and we are
expecting great things of him at his
old home, where his people are still
so proud of him and love him so we'll.
We are requested to announce to all
who held space on the camp ground,
that they will have to occupy their l
ground by the first of next October {
as the rules governing the camp
ground will not allow any one to hold
ground any longer and we hope all h
who are interested will take due notice S
as the committee is anxious to be fair Y
to all who are Interested. We are
going to have a meeting to clean up I
the grounds before very long and we c
hope our people will turn out better
than they did last year. If you want i
to help and eonnot come see Rural t
tie and let him know, or w. M. Law d
renee or Glenn Henry. We will hire t
4 hand for you and you can still do O
your part.
We noticed that we are on COM y
nittee to boost the Farm Bureau. We G
10 not think the Bureau needs any o
posting. Me merely think all our a
leighbors should join this order, and a
We would like for you to attend our t,
meeting on Saturday, August 18th p
md hear what some of our farmers S
AVE to say. B
We are especially glad to welcome C
Ienice back to our staff of cores W
,ondents to the Dispatch and | want el
Q tell you folks we are going to make
he Dispatch hum. You can tell its n
.etting better all the time and sew q,
raj of my neighbors have already q,
old me they were trying to make o.
heir plans to read our paper next m
ear. One neighbor told me he felt ii
ost without the Dispatch and in my I.
pinicn he is lost, but he told me ~
hat the first two dollars he got hold
f he was going to take the Dispatch -,
We notice of late that the stave :,
BUSINESS is on the boom around here =,
nd the writer has been in the fight =
With the rest OF the folks ! do not !,
hink / have ever seen any thing come
{ a more opportune time than this
usineSs for our people. -
"RURALITE." u