The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-04
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10th. "Fish Pond drawing for tn,
children at ten cents draw, usefu
and dainty articles for adults. Re
freshments consisting Of sandwiches
home made candy, hot chocolate anc
coffee will be served Sandwiches ter
cents, hot chocolate or coffee five
cents. Parcel Post" party for the
young people at night Everybody
come and help this good cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Wood anc
little son, Robert Dee, were visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. d. B. Andrews
and family recently.
Mr.. j. A. Dale was a Columbus
visitor Monday.
The many friends of Miss Anr
Andrews will be sorry to learn she
is sick at this writing, we hope she
win soon be out again.
Mrs. Annie Andrews, of the Flint
Hill community, and Mrs. Nettie
Cockerham spent Tuesday with Mr.
Luther Andrews and family.
Master Raymond Burks of the New
Salem community was caller in this
vicinity Monday afternoon.
Little Miss Irene Marshall was a
visitor in the Flat Wood neighbor
hood Tuesday night.
Mr.. Cleve Andrews has been visit
ing in the Delta section recently.
Mr.. f. A. Stewart has returned to
his home at Ensley, Ala, after a plea
SAINT visit with relatives in this sec
ton.
Messrs. Jack Wells and Malcolm
Mattison were Caledonia visitors on
Tuesday.
The supervisor is having the road
regarded through our community and
this will mean more convenience to
the travellers. There is always a good
deal of travelling through this COM
munity to Barton Ferry, which is only
about ten miles distant. Good roads
is what it takes to help keep a COM
munity going; it takes something be-
sides good people, schools and church
es; if you have all these and not good
roads, you are still lacking something
and it must be. good roads on which to
travel from place to place. We have
good roads now but we are going to
have better ones before long.
1t would be nice if all the schools in
this county would have their school
notes published in the Dispatch so
the people could see what each school
is doing. New Salem school are the
only county school notes have MOTTO
ed 1t gives the students more to
work for and something to boost
their school. While / was going to
school at the Caledonia High we high
school pupils, that is all past the nine
tn grade, published a school paper,
which was given the name Of High
School Advocate" and was very in
terestiug work for we students. We
were each assigned a subject to write
upon by our professor, Mr.. o. NJ
Lawrence, and when it come time to
send our papers to the printing office
every boy and girl had their work
done, and were always eager to get
the paper and see our topics in print,
and besides this we girls took home
science lessons from one of our able
Miss Laurie Hartness, of
and the boys took manual |
lessons from Prof. o. M. |
M ho
kitchen and manual training shop
built out from the main school build /
ing, so as not TO interfere with other
students and teachers who were go
ng ahead with their regular school
work. Our home science kitchen and
he manual training shop was furnish
I'd with every article that we would
iced. No doubt several Of you read
,rs have read the High School Advo.
ate, as we had several subscribers
o our little paper. We also had a
rood music class, the largest in sew
rial terms Of school. Mr. o. NJ. Law
ence was our music teacher then,
md a fine teacher indeed. ! would
ike to see our high school students
'ublish the little paper again and get
/ circulated in the other schools in
9th Lowndes and Larmar counties.
Mr.. c. w. West of Columbus was
ningling with his many friends in ;
'aledonia Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Jones and {
amily have moved to Pickens county, J
re wish for them much success in
heir new home.
Well uncle Johnnie when you trot
Id Crazy Kate out, trot her up in I
ur community. All your old friends
i'll be glad to see you and maybe this S
ew route would do Crazy Kate good. d
Miss Villa Ghosie is spending few
avs with friends in Monroe county. \
Miss Willie Mae OFT spent Tuesday v
sitting in Monroe county.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Vaughn spent Ii
'ednesday in Columbus. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Vaughn spent
thanksgiving with home folks in n
Onroe county. G
Messrs. c. V. Ussery and Len Egg
r were Columbus visitors Tuesday b
The little friends Of little Miss Il
iristine OFT will be sorry to know
at she had the misfortune 20 stick s,
nail in her foot; We hope she will v