The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-30
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ucSudy.
Mr.. Dan Ward, prominent
Sunday School worker, attended a
Baptist Convention in Meridian
Wednesday ad Thursday.
Miss Leavy Mckay, went to
Jackson Tuesday.
Mrs. Baker, accompanied by
her son Edward, and granddaugh-
ter Evelyn Myers, visited DR.. Will
Barnes, at Homewood, Thursday
and Friday. Miss Ora Baker, who
has finished session of school
there returned with them.
Paul Gammill, of Dema, Miss,
visited is brother, Emmitt Gam
mill Wednesday.
O. N Cooper, has returned
from Mountain Greek, where he
taught school this winter.
DR.. Clyde Stingily, of Jackson,
made a professional visit here
Thursday.
Miss Mable Warren, popular
young lady of Rustin, La, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Mrs. Dan Ward and Mrs. Jim
Ross, spent the day very pleasant
ly at Johns Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Lewis, a charming
young lady of Montrose, spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs.
Ed Tanner.
Mrs. Tom Tanner, of Hazel
hurst, was the guest of Mrs. Jes-
Sc Warwick this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Brown, Mrs.
Tom Spann, Misses Locke and
Hardee. drove to Forest to attend
Fields Day exercises. Mrs. Spann
was Judge in the music contest.
Mr.. G. w. Sparks of Clarks-
burg, was transacting BUSINESS
here Tuesday,
The farmers of this ticinity
are evidently planning fer bump
en- crops, as four car loads Of fert-
illzer were hauled from here this
week.
Mr.. Duncan Collum, of Pisgah,
spent Monday night with Mr..
Lou Barrows.
Messrs Jess Cawthorn, Stuart
Right, Ellis Murray and Otis Will
son hustling farmers of Holly
Bush, were business callers here
Tuesday.
Mr.. Bart Robinson Jr.. pro-
minent farmer and dairyman Of
Shiloh, transacted business here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, N. Adams. and
Mrs. R: N. Battle, drove to Jack
son Friday.
Mrs. j. L.. Joiner, of Jackson,
has been the guest of her son, A.
ii. joiner for week. We are glad
to say Mr.. Joiners' are all conva-
lescent from the flu.
Mr.. Geo. Elliot, of Bicknell,
Ind, arrived Sunday to visit his
son, VIM. Elliott.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Clarke, and Mrs.
Robert Wilson, spent Thursday in
Jackson.
Mrs. J. NJ. Right and daughter.
Mrs. Pearl Murray, of Holly Bush
were shoppers here Thursday.
Miss Viola Burns, a popular
y ing lady of Brandon, spent
the afternoon Thursday with Mrs
Margaret Brown.
LEVEL Ross, who has a position
IN jackson, spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Ross.
Doc Burnham, has accepted al
position at Merigold, Miss, Mrs.
Burnham and daughter Rebecca,
will join him soon.
Mrs. Will Till is recoverinu
from serious attack of the flu.
Little John Miller, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Miller had the misfor
tune to break his arm Saturday.
Miss Mary Frances Rives, and
Wm. Dent Rives are on our sick
list.
Mr.. Buck Worley, and son OIL
lie of Pisgah, were here Tuesday.
Messrs Wiley and Jean Hobson,
farmers of Concord.
transacted business here last
week,
We regret that the family of
Mr.. Robert Grimes, are moving
to Hammond, La.
Otis Mashburn, of Carrier, t
Miss, is visiting home folks.
Miss Leona Hardee, teacher of
the End and 3rd grades, enter
tanned the 10 little girls who did
so nicely in the character song
at Branon, Fields Day, at Mrs.
Jim Evans Saturday afternoon.
Refreshments of ice cream, cake
lemonade and fruits were served.
All had a delightful afternoon.
Massrs J. C. Slade, Oscar Cav
elm, and VIII benson, prominent
farmers of North Rankin, were
busiess callers here.
Mrs. John Overstreet, of Clarks-
burg, entertained with an elabor-
ate six o'clock dinner, Friday,
honor Of her sister, Mrs. Juston
Purvis' birthday. The guests in
cluded Mesdames S. +. King, r.
F. Brown, VIM. Elliott, and Misses
Estelle Spann and Nina Beckes.
A number of our wide awake
boys, with some dogs, started a
campaign on rats. They killed SO
in the barn of X. +, Brown, Sat-
urday morning.
We are ali glad to learn Mrs.
Fred Collier, of Jackson, is re-
covering from serious illness.
A large crowd assembled at the
Majestic Theatre Thursday night
to hear the political speech of
Miss Belle Kearney, of Flora, can
didate for the u. S. Senate. She
delighted the audience with her
able speech. and won many friends
here. We wish her success in her
campaign.