The Columbus dispatch., 1921-11-09

absent from writing so long, and am
sure every reader enjoys them to the
fullest extent. But anyway we're glad
to see your weekly letter in the Dis
patch.
/ We are glad also to see 4 letter
I from Reform, Ala. l hope to see a
letter from Daisy" each week in the
year. The Dispatch is growing every
day by the help of good news from
an over the counties. The Dispatch
has the largest circulation Of any
newspaper Why? Because II is one
OF the best printed in the entire
South.
Mrs. Vernon Crossley and daughter
arc been making glad the home Of her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. John Wells,
Of the Caledonia section
The Caledonia High School has add
ed one more teacher to its faculty.
Miss frankie Niekles, who is a good
teacher and always on duty when it
comes to work This makes the sew
enth teacher at the Caledonia High
School, counting the music teacher,
Miss Annie Nelson. She has served
as a music teacher at G. II S. for
the last two or three terms and the
work she has accomplished from her
music pupils is grand When it comes
to hunting a good music teacher Miss
Nelson can't be beat.
Mrs. Edna Stephenson and two
children were the guests Of Mrs Net
tie Cockerham Thursday afternoon.
We are sorry to repor. Mr.. jim
Burks as being on the sick list this
week
Mrs. L. D. Barrentine was q visit
or to her parents THURSDAY.
Miss Matte Lee Vaughn spent q
part of Thursday afternoon with Miss
Delphia Andrews and Mrs. Nettie
Cockcrham.
Mrs L. d. Lawrence and little
daughter spent Friday with Mr., and
Mrs. Sam Dale and family.
Mr. ). A. Dale was a Columbus
visitor one day last week.
Mr.. Frank Andrews Of the prairie .
section was visitor in our com
munity Friday and Saturday
Mr. Robbie Marshall has returned
to his home after a short visit in the
prairie section.
All of the annual events Of the
year worth mentioning was On last
November 18th, When Mr..
Dee Andrews Of this section celebrat-
ed his seventy ninth birthday with a
big barbecue, which will forever
dwell fresh in the memory Of those
present. The dinner was hountlful .
and delicious
Mr.. Andrews is an old soldier who
fought a valiant fight. He is one of
he oldest citizens in this section and
S honored and loved by all his ae-
luaintances, which are many.
In the afternoon all the people
gathered around the organ and rend-
.red nice song service, which was
enjoyed to the fullest extent by all
present. There were several good
eaders, among them We're Messrs.
3azelle, Graham, Willie Wells and B.
:. Marshall, with Miss Ida OFT as
,Iganist.
People came from Monroe county
.amar county and all around. After L
he singing was over the crowd de-
,arted with greatful and happy
carts full of the pleasures of the day
pent with Mr.. Andrews and his fami
y. We hope Mr.. Andrews future
) full of success and good prospects !
or himself and family who so de
otedly gave their services for his
leasure and so gracefully entertain Il
d his visAors.
We hope there are several more
Apply birthdays in store for Mr.. An /
lews. much brighter than the past,
the wish and prayer from his large
ircle OF friends
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
.aniel Greer of Larmar county were
leased to meet them at the barbecue 4
aturday. II
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Lawrence and l
tile daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby
oss, and MIR. and Mrs. Fred Danell
ere visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Sam j
ale and family Sunday. &,
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