Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-01-21
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her through the ordeal
Miss Dixie May did take the place
OF Homs Demonstration Agent in
Forrest County and IS well pleased
with the work as the county is o
so large and the roads excellent SO
maay of them being graveled. She
is boarding at the Normal College,
which is like home to her as she
graduated from that institution.
In q letter to the editor. Rev. Luz
Their X. Turner, writes from New
Orleans. La, where be is attending
the mld-winter term OF the Baptist
Bible Institute that they have
preachers. singers sand Sunday
School workers from all over the
Southern States in attendance and
that they are under q we'll prepared
program of instruction.
Tom Clark, formerly of the Wilmer
community ia Mobile county. but
who has been living across the river
at his brother VIM. Clark's mill for
The past several months, moved on
this side last week, gong on the
Henry Brewer place which belongs
TO George Allen, and which Mr..
Clark will farm this year, as George
desired TO lease it out.
From W. b. Brady who was over
in town Monday, we learn that our
old friend, ]. Z. Lyle, who Is still at
Warrenton, La. has had a bad drop
down in health, developing a kidney
trouble. He and his wife are out
there where his son Irwin Lyle is,
Irwin having been in Louisiana for
several years. The Lyles formerly
lived neal Nicely. where they still
own the old home place.
N. A. and WI. Valley we're down
from North Greene Thursday on al
tax-paving trip. Nath went TO the
Allison Wells above Jackson, Miss,
.last summer for a stomach trouble
but thinks OF going back later on
and stay longer to get a fuller bene-
fit. He vas accompanied down here
by his bright and we'll developed 4
year old son Harmon Lee Valley, |
who is their youngest boy.
Mrs. J. ]. Griffin accompanied her
husband over from Denco on a shop
ping trip to Leakesville Wednesday.
Her sister. Mrs. ]. A. Ekes was also
along; Mrs. Ekes have recently come
down from Winston County to look
after her homestead place in Greene
County which is near the Grifins.
Her home community is Fearn
Springs in that county. She re-
ports her father is in feeble health.
W. E. Fike and R. 0. Moody were
IN Leakesville Lass Saturday having
some papers fixed up whereby Viii lie
acquires full title to the W. d place
in Nicely formerly belonging to the
Rag Moody family. He figures on
moving from New Avera down there
in short. w. E. and wife have an
eleven month old son in their home,
who was born before they moved
down from H~attiesburg and is now
talking right along.
Mr.. Luke Lott OF Exsho commune
ty was over Thursday and tells US
that the Oak Grove logging works
are still shutdown. He has been
having a tussle for two weeks with
a bad cold which brought his asthma
back on him and gave him a hard
tipe. but he is feeling better now.
He tells us that his son Tom Lott is
still living at Georgetown and that
he looks after the Oak Grove oxen
while the teams are not running.
Information reaches US that Willis
McInnis Of Bexlev vicinage. has new
or recovered from the recent stroke
Of paralysis. In fact his case looks
He occasionally has inter-
walls when be knows people and can
their names and then he lapses
nto spells when be does not. One
whole side is affected and his speech
IS somewhat indistinct. A trained