The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-23

Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage Of Miss Clara
Mae Stucky to Mr.. Lonrie Lemuel
Locke, of Columbus, Miss, the mar
riage to be celebrated at three O'Clock
on Sunday afternoon, March 9th, at
the Methodist church, Gordo, Alaba-
ma Miss Stuekey is among this eoun-
ty's most popular and beautiful young
woman, while Mr.. Locke is . well
known young man OF his h@me town,
who is being congratulated by his
many friends in being so fortunate in
whining the hand Of this popular
young lady,
ev A. G. lrons, Of Tuscaloosa, filled
the pulpit Of the Presbyterian church
in Carrolton Sunday at eleven o'clock
and delivered a sermon filled with
food and thought for the congregation
that heard him on this occasion. The
group of Presbyterian churches in
this county formerly filled by Rev. c.
II. Nabers, are Still without a pastor,
but arrangements are being made for
some one to fill their pulpits each APP
pointed Sunday, which policy win be
continued until a pastor is secured.
Many friends in this county were
grieved the early part of last week
when information was received that
Miss Mary Jay, former resident of
this county, had died at her home in
Greensboro on Sunday night. The
body was brought back to her old
home and inferred in the Bethesda
cemetery on Wednesday, the obsequies
being attended by large concourse
of sympathizing friends. Miss Jay
removed to Greensboro Immediately
after the death of her mother four
teen years ago, and has made hel
home with her brother, DR.. Lewis w
Jay. Dr. Jay will be kindly remem-
bered by many people Of Carrollton
and other sections Of this county
having made his home in Carrolltor
for long number of years, where he
clerked IN the drug establishment Of
DR.. S. H. Hill. His many friends deep
ly sympathize with him in the loss of
his sister
Mr.. N. S. Curtis and Mrs. NJ. r
Warriner, Of Coalfire, were pleasant
visitors in Carrollton one day during
the early part Of the past week.
4 Mr.. A. S. Mullins, prominent citi-
zen Of Columbus, was a visitor in tht
home of his daughter, Mrs. Ida Long
near Pickensville, on Tuesday of last
week.
/ Mrs. Vera Ferguson and daughter
Miss Ethel, spent the early part o.
last week in Tuscaloosa.
Mr.. j, H. Holmes, of the Oak Ridge
community, was business visitor il
Carrolton last Wednesday.
DIR. and Mrs. w, T. Stokes, o
Central, New Mexico, have announces
the arrival Of fine son at their hom
who has bcdl named Will T. Stokes
Jr. They are receiving many con
gratulations from their friends in thi
county, where they formerly resided
Mr.. J. II. Coleman and Mr.. A. j
Coleman, of Pickensville, were trans
acting business in Carrollton las
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. II. Dabbs left che day tn
past week for Hot Springs, where sh
expects to spend some time for tn
benefit of her health. Her man
friends sincerely trust that she wi
be greatly benefited. gt
DR.. w. S. Bell, of Ethelville, wa
among those who had business in Cal
rolton last Wednesday.
Miss Irene Moore, the popular an
efficient music teacher IN the hig
school at Reform, spent part of La
Wednesday in Carrollton with rel
tives and friends.
Mr.. A. 0. Blake, of Pine Grov
was looking after business matters
the capital of Pickens county la
Wednesday.
Mrs. 0. G. Kelly, of Columbia, S.
has arrived in Carrollton, where 81
is a welcomed guest in the home
4 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John \
4 Cox. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly have be,
4 making their home in North Carolil
4 the past two years, but Mr., Kelly h
Z recently been transferred to Columbi
/ S. c., where they will be Pheasant
4 domiciled in the future.
Mr. Joel Pickett, who has been
s the Navy for several months, has be
: released and returned to his home
3 Carrolltca during the past week. ]
! is being cordially welcomed by l
: many friends among the younger s.
! Mr.. 0in Bell, who recently pu
chased property in Florida, was
4 Carrollton the past week, having col