The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-04-06
Rumblings Round
Rural Hill

Mr.. Wood Strickland and family are
visiting Rural Hill this week. Mrs.
Strickland has been quite i'll for some
time but we are glad to report that
she is some better at this writing and
hope for her early return to her usual
good health.
Mr.. R. f. Bennett and boys are
farming out near Rural Hill on their
place. We welcome Mr.. Bennett a
his boys to our midst. Mr. Bennett is
no stranger to us, as he is an old
Rural Hill boy, having lived most of
his life in and aroung Rural Hill
Out at Sunday school last Sunday
we learned that Mr. Eadds would
make a straight road from the Tus-
caloosa Road to the church and grade
it 30 foot wide and take out all the
trees and stumps, if the rest of us
would gravel this road which we
agreed to do. We are proud TO have
such big hearted men like Brother
Eadds in our midst, who is more than
willing to do his part and then some.
SO we are going to have this road.
After Sunday school we organized
singing class at Tabernacle as fol-
lows: W. d. Russell, chairman; M. N,
Franks, secretary; Brother Eadds,
Moderator; Miss Lizzie Joyner, Or
ganist; Mrs. Irene Redus, Assistant
Organist. j. P. Eadds, Prof. Kelum
and d. L. Lawrence was appointed as
a. working committee. The. Standard
singing books were adopted and it
was further agreed that we have an
all da, singing sometime IN the near
fitE. it will be either the 4th of 9Th
Sunday in May. We will let you
know in our next letter, but will say
this much Mr.. Editor, we want to
extend you and the citizens of Column
bus cordial invitation to come to
this singing for we know Of no way
for people to learn to love one ano-
Their better than to mingle together
in a good social way and good sing
ing is mighty good place to go and
more especially at Old Tabernacle.
Our singing will meet next Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. C. II. Franks has been visiting
friends and relatives in Mt. Vernon
the past week. She reports good
time.
We noticed Mr.. Pritchard and his
attractive daughters out at Taber-
nacle last Sunday, also his mother-in
law, Mrs. o. j. Joyner. Come agar
we were glad to have you.
We noticed what you had to say
about the rat killing Mr.. Editor anC
| think this is good move. We hav,
had rats to kill our little chicks ant
even attack grown hens, besides 9th
err damage and we are going to joi
in with you in fight against this pes
and we would advise all of our friend
to join us in this fight as we ca
save thousands of dollars besides tn
protection of our health.
We see some new letters from tn
county in the Dispatch which we ar
glad to note. We noticed new let
ter from Liberty last week. We ar
always glad to see letter from
good community but we need fey
more. Mt. Vernon should have a let
ter; Piney Grove ought to have
department, and we should have thre
Of four West of the Bibgee, and fe'
more from few other places.
lcnow you have the talent if you wi
only use it and if you do not use
you are doing wrong as we are con
manded to use our every talent *
the good of our country and Mr.. I'm,
is good enough to give you the space
so come along and write up your con
munity. You may not be able I
write like DR.. Jameson from Cal,
donia or Mr.. Williams from Carol
ton, but you can dc the best you ca
and some day you might write as GOO
letter as either of these distingu
shed gentlemen
"RURALITE.'