The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-10


r at this wonderful institution. Durin
! the stay at the college the farm wa
| visited and also the poultry and cal
! tie departments, where those i
| charge Of these departments, made in
] teresting talks on the raising an
e care of poultry and cattle, giving val
: liable information of years experience
which, if needed, will bring dollar
each year for the time and none,
spent.
: he party stopped for an hour o
: more in Columbus, where meeting
: had been arranged in the lobby of tn,
> Chamber of Commerce. 1t was here
, they were welcomed to Columbus by
DR.. j. W. Lipscomb, president of the
Chamber Of Commerce, and DR.. Jokc
Oliver, vetinarian of that. city, and T
M. Mayfield, milk tester of that coun.
ty, also delivered interesting and
valuable talks to the Pickens Coun-
zens from this county. At the con-
clusion of this gathering the party
was drilled down to the Columbus Ice
Cream and Creamery Company, where
they were shown through this model
industry and courtesies extended by
that clever manager, Mr.. D. S. Cox,
Jr., who is ever alert in putting his
business in the front ranks.
1t was a great day for the party
and valuable Information was obtain
ed by those who are in the dairy
business and increased interest with
those who contemplate trying out the
venture later.
I Miss Annie Mae oleman has re-
turned to her home in Carrollton after
visit of several weeks to her par
ents IN Birmingham.
Mrs. H. r. Owings is welcomed
home from Reform, where she spent
some time in the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. f. M. Stringfellow.
Mrs. 0. G. Kelley, of Columbia, S.
.C.>is enjoying a few weeks stay in
Carrolton, guest in the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cox.
Mrs. M. B. urry and Miss Sarah
Maude Nettles left the early part Of
last week for Tuscaloosa, where they
joined the family of Mr.. w. F. Osburn
for camp fish at Lock II on the,
Warrior river several miles above
Tuscaloosa.
Mrs. J. NJ. Pratt was n Nashville,
Tenn, the past week, having been
called there on Monday in answer to
message from her sister, Mrs. Nor
inne Searcy, which stated that her
husband, Mr.. Emmett f. Searcy, had
drowned the previous day while in
bathing. Mrs. Searcy clly recently
visited Carrollton, where she has
numerous friends who deeply sympa-
thize with her in ire hour of sad
bereavement.
Miss Mamie Hodge, assistant post
at Carrollton, is enjoying her
annual vacation, which she is spend
ING with relatives in Birmingham and
friends in Wavcrly, Ala. During her
absence Miss Lucille Blissett is act
ing assistant postmaster.
Mr.. c. c. Richardson, of Columbus
was in the county the early part of
last week on business
Mr.. Fletcher Randall, Of Columbus,
spent last week IN arrollton with his
cousin, Mr.. Irwin Miller.
Miss Elvie Bell, Of Birmingham,
arrived during the past week for
stay with Carrollton friends.
For the fourth time this season the /
Miss, base ball team defeated
the Aliceville aggregation on the lat 4
ter's grounds last Friday in one of
The best played games ever witnessed g.,
!, the county. Both teams had ,
strengthened for the clash and it was
A nitchcr's battle from beginning to ,
End. The final score was one 20 nots.- ,
ing i'm favor Of Scooba and this lone ,
run came in the seventh inning on a !
four base hit Only one error was =
.halked up on the players during the 4
,ntire game. The lovers Of base ball 4
n Carrohton are going to patch up a q
cam end play Aliceville a couple of a
amc. this week. the first being play +,
al on the Aliceville grounds Tuesday ,,
Ind tho second che will be in Carroll .
on on Friday. As usual a certain n
mount 81 interest will be manifested 4
md q Greater amount Of argument h
vill bc pulled off I'm these games. =
Mr.. f. NJ. Stringfellow. who has =
zen making his home n Reform for II
he past twenty years. has purchased II
handsome residence IN Tuscaloosa, II
where his family moved last week. Z,
Ir. Stringfellow's dwelling was de- N
troyed BY fire in Reform several m
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