The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-04-06

Cole has been for several weeks visit
ing relatives. They were aecompani-
ed home by Mr.. Cole.
Mr.. A. b. Legg, Jr., OF Jasper,
spent the past week in Cgrtollton with
relatives, leaving today tor his home.
The road leading to the Carrollton
cemetery has been neglected for
some time, but during the past week a
large force of hands were engaged in
putting it in first class shape again,
which is meeting with the approval of
residents of the town, Money for this
purpose was secured by public sub
serption and a fund sufficient for the
road work and also needed work in
the cemetery was realized from the
efforts of Mrs. w. w. Beasley and Mr..
7 w. w. Curry, who gladly consented
to give their time in raising the nee
essary amount for carrying out the
work.
| Mr.. viii Davis of Columbus, was
a Carrollton visitor during a portion
Of the past week.
Mr.. ID. b. Miller was a Birmingham
visitor during the early part of last
week.
! Mr., j. II. Daniel, of Gordo, was
itransacting business in Carrolton last
Friday.
! Mr.. w. G. Robertson has been
spending the past few days in Tusca-
loosa. He expects to return home to-
day, Monday.
Mr.. Chalmers Summervlle, popu-
lar yotng gentleman of Aliceville, was
business visitor in Carroll.on Fri
day.
Miss Clara Fitzpatrick, who is a stu
dent in the Woman's college al Mont
gomery, returned her studies on
Wednesday, after spending the Easter
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. f. Fitzpatrick, in Carrollton.
Mrs. S, 0. Ncyman and little son
have returned to- their home in West
Point, Miss, after delightful stay
Of several days in the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Hugh w. HILL
Mr., Hunter Hill, who is attending
the University of Alabama the pres
ent session was week end guest OF
his paroats, DR.. and Mrs. S. II. Hill,
returning to Tuscaloosa Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. ]. r. Moore, Of Gordo, was
Calloilton visitor Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. w. S. Kilpatrik, one Of the
prominent and influential cltizels of
Pine Grove beat in the wescrn sect
ion Of the county, was transacting
business in Carrollton the early part
Of last week.
4 Mr. Ralph Blair, of Columbus, has
been in Carrolton during the past few
days registering at the Phoenix hotel.
Friends of Mr.. A. w. Haynie will
be pleased to learn that he is rapidly
recovering from an operation per-
formed at an infirmary in birming-
ham and all will be delighted to learn
Of his permanent recovery from i'll
ness of several weeks duration
\ In an effort to increase interest in
the back to the farm movement the
Alabama Development Association is
offering a gold medal TO tho school
boy or girl who will write the best
essay on "Why One Should Come
to Pickens County" Every person
who is n student in school is eligible
to enter the contest and here are
numbers in this county who will stand
a chance Of winning the medal. The
contest in this county will be under
the supervision of w. H. Storey, coun-
ty superintendent of education, and
those wishing to enter the contest will
file their intentions with that officer,
Among the CarroHtonians who at
tended the state convention Of Wood
men in Admission last week were:
Messrs w. W. Beasley, w. r. McCaf-
ferty, H. G. Phillips, Hayes Hinton
and Mrs. I. J. Moore, who represent
ed the Woodmen Circle. They all re-
port many courtesies from the mem
bers Of the ADMISSION lodge.
While some vegetables show the eff
fects of the cold spelf of last week
no serious damage has resulted Frost
and ice during the week Were in evil
dcnce and for a time it was thought
that probably some of the tender
vegetables, such as beans, potatoes
and tomatoes would be killed, but
they still survive.
Mr., Robert Lee Blissett left Mon
day for Meridian, where he goes for
a try-out with the bail team of that