The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-02
PELAHATCHIE
(Mrs. Il. p. Beckcs.)

Miss Alice Martin, OF JachSoh'
spent Sunday with. her sister,
Miss Sue Martin.
DR.. L. M. Clarke and r L Brown
went to Jackson Saturday.
S. 8. Myers, spent Sunday IN
Jackson.
Mrs. Gallaspy, of Newton, was
the gust IF her sister, Mrs l.. M
Clarke this week.
Miss Bertha Pope, of Brandon,
was here Thursday.
Rev. r. L. Wallace, and Prof.
Thomas Brand, of Morton, were
callers here Thursday afternoon,
Mrs r. F. Brown, Mrs. Jutson
Puryis and Mrs. Williams were
shopping in Jackson Wednesday.
Misses Matte Pearl Murray, OF
Holly Bush, was shopping here
Thursday.
Mrs. Arthur Adams, and S. A.
-Gts, of Holly Bush, went to
1c3ton Friday.
Uses Lucy Robinson, and
Ethel Edwards went to Morton
thursday afternoon.
sIr. Erthur Icrsley, of Tallu-
Ian. L. visited Miss Eva Purvis
LAST SundaJ.
Misses Lula h4aa Baker, who Is
taking a business course in jack
sen, and Ora Baker, who teaches
school near Forest, spent the
week end with their mother, Mrs.
Baker.
Hiss Maude Washburn, a
teacher in the Meridian schools,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her mother here.
Uncle Doc Mulholian, of Morton
uas greeting his many friends
here Saturday.
John Sharp Williams, and
Moody Till students at Millsaps
College in Jackson visited their
parents this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Stlnglly,
notored to Brandon Tuesday.
Mr.. jim Patrick, of Antioch.
1. ansacted business here Monday.
Messrs H. H. Fox, Will Till,
led Ammcns, A. H. Joiner, at
tended Shriners meeting in Me-
idisn this week.
Lee Owens, of New Orleans, La.
visited his father w. D. Owen and
family this week
J. M. Walsh, Of Leesburg, trans
acted business here Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. H A.
Traxler, son, February 10Th.
Mr.. Jas. Story, has returned to
his home in Clarksdale.
Mrs. r. E.Murray, and daughter
8 Caroline, Mrs. Will Till and son
Moody and Mrs. T. P. Beckes at
tended the Millinery Opening at
Gaddis' at Merton Saturday.
The Girls Basket Ball Team, of
Cross Roads, played the Pelshat-
chic Girls here Saturday after
noon. The score was Is to 1C in
favor of Pelahatchie.
L. B. Davis, of Leesburg, was
here Saturday.
The p. 7. A., met at the School
Building Friday with quite large
crowd il attendance. An inter
esting program was rendered.
Rev. Stokes came over from
Morton to visit relatives here
Monday afternoon.
Rev. WI. Dawson, and wife
droveto Brandon Monday in their
new Ford car, which they pur-
chased here.
Myer, Bailey and Co., are show
e very attractive line of La
dies Ready to wear clothing and
shoes.
Mrs. Jutson Purvis, and son
Guy, returned Sunday evening
from a week end visit with her
sister, Mrs. Gallaspy in Newton.
Miss Ethel Parnell, teacher in
the school here, returned Sunday
evening from a few days stay in
Meridian.
Miss Winstead, of Jackson, was
visitor in Miss Lucy Robinsons'
home Sunday
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ferguson, former resi-
dents here, but now of Chapel
Hill Tenn, will he pleased to learn
of the arrival of a new daughter
IN their home a few days ago.
Little Louise Measles, has been
quite i'll.
Mrs Crotwell and daughter.
Miss Mary have moved to Pela-
Aatchie. They have rooms at Mrs.
Grants, where they will live until
thev move to Memphis, Tenn.
NTessns Thas Hux and John
caie Of Jackson, were calling on
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