Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-06-03
LOCAL

Miss Beatrice Denmark got home
last week from Meridian where she
had spent another term teaching in
the Meridian College.
Misses VIVIAN McRae and Mildred
Rounsaville came home the middle
of last week from Jackson, where
they had been as students for the
term in BelhavenA college.
Rev. C. C. Griffin spent three
days of last week attending the Hat
tiesburg District conference of the
M. Il. Church, South, which met at
Collins. 1t will meet next year at
Hattiesburg with Main ST. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Green return
ed Sunday from an auto trip over
in Alabama visiting their kindred.
They we're accompanied by their two
children. Mrs. Green is daughter
of Mr.. w. Ii. Louisell.
Little Tia Maud Fletcher, the 8
year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Fletcher, who was so severely
burned on the back last winter has
sufficiently recovered at last as to be
able to walk up to town from the
house, aud is gaining strength now
fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Cook returned
in the midweek from North Mississl-
ppi accompanied by children where
tnev spent the vacation allotted Mr..
Cook from the steady confinement of
lue position of postmaster and they
report pleasant trip with all keep.
lug well.
Ernest Bradley, son of Mr.. and
slrs. Rufe Bradley of Unity commu
lty, was over from there Tuesday
.stening at the Bond murder trial.
A.rnest just got back home the latter
part OF last week from Clinton where
he spent the current term in atten-
dance on Mississippi College.
Y. d. Westerfeld, Jr. left Monday
Tor Hattiesburg where he enters the
Normal College for the six week
summer teachers Course. He took
a similar course there last summer
aud taught-the Sweetwater School
as principal the past session. to
which he has been reelected tor the
next scholastic term.
Mr.. A. r. Clark went over to Hat
tiesburg at the converging OF the
weeks to carry his daughter. Miss
Lettle Belle Clark to the Normal
College, where she is entering for
the SIX weeks teachers course. While
there he visited with his cousins
Hardy and Otto Clark and others
OF the kin.
On his trip down here to look on
at Circuit Court j. M. Byrd was ac-
companied by his wife and little boy,
he having stopped off at Collins for
them to join him on the trip. They
are leaving here for the University
at Oxford, Miss, where Jess has Sc
cured house and the family locates
there while be continues his studies.
This term of the Circuit Court in
Greene County was in deed record
breaker in several ways. 1t lasted
three and half weeks. The longest
it has ever gone before being two
weeks There were two sentenc ed
to hang; 10 receiving penitentiary
sentences, one Jail sentence and
two committed to Juvenile School at
Columbia.
w. G. Griffin OF Crystal Springs,
who is in the garage business, came
over the fore part of last week TO
bring Ford run-about to his father,
Rev. G. 9. Griffin, which he had
icked up at bargain for the latter.
hey made a run down to Mobile
vhile he vas here to visit the son
md brother, whom w. G. had not
bad an opportunity to see for ID
years.
Albert McLendon, the 18 year old
sen OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. McLendon
Of Pine Level. who joined the army
awhile back. is stationed at Camp
ackson. s. g., with the Artillery
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