The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-04-20
PELAHATCHIE

For the accommodation Of our
many Pelahatchie subscribers we
! have established branch agency
in charge of Miss Nina *. Beckes
at the Myers, Bailey Co., store.
Subscribers knowing themselves
to be ia arrears may call on Miss
Beckes who is authorized to col
lact and receipt for all arrears,
take new subscriptions, ads, etc.
On the first of April we were
compelled to discontinue the pa
per to few of the pelahatchle
subscribers who allowed them
selves to get in Arrears. We do not
like to do this, but it takes a lot Of
money to publish even a weekly
..,ewspaper, and it will be neces-
sary for everyone to pay up
promptly in the future If they
wish to get the paper.
TO those whose paper was stop
ped, we suggest that you call on
Miss Beckes and arrange to have
your paper started again.
THE EDITOR,
Miss Daisy Phillips returned
Tuesday from Morton, where she
was the guest CT her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Brown and
children went Morton Tuesday.
Mrs. Sidney McLaurin of Bran
don was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Spann Tuesday,
The Mozart Music Club. held
their regular monthly meeting al
Mrs. T. B. Spanns' Tuesday after
noon. All members were present
and an interesting program was
rendered. Refreshments of Ice
j cream and cake were served.
! Mrs. Edd Rhodes. wife of a pro=
minent farmer living south OF
town was taken to the Infirmary
at Jackson Wednesday for an OPP
Grafton, Latest reports are that
! she is getting along nicely,
Mrs. r. E. Murray, Mrs. Will
Till and Mrs. Tom Harrett mo
tored to Morton Saturday.
7 Mr.Lou Barrows, daughter Miss
! Estelle, Mrs. Jeff Barrows and
daughter Adrine went to Jackson
Friday.
Quite number of our boys and
girls who are in school away from
here spent Easter with home folks,
Among them were Katherine
Baskerville, from Whitworth at
Brookhaven; Clanton Murray and
Moody Till from Millsaps at Jack
son: E. K. Jones from Clinton, and
Reevs Ragan from A. H. S. at
Johns.
Mr.. Geo. Elliot, of Bickwell,
Ind, and Mrs. Will Elliot, of
Clarksburg were guests Thurs
day for the day in the homes of
Mrs. j. S. Munsterman and Mrs.
I. P Beckes.
Miss Media Horn and Miss
Greer Of Canton, spent the week
end here at l.. E. Horns
| Mr.. L. X. Jones of Carrier, Miss,
spent Easter at his home here.
Misses Thelma Baker anu Alma
Munsterman, visited in Jackson
last week.
Misses Leona Hardee, Virgie
Noblin, Elsie Spann, Hazel Brown
Vernon Franklin and Ralph
Church attended the East Miss,
| Field Meet at Newton Friday and
Saturday.
Messrs Barney Presly, Bob
Stewart and Geo. Renfrow of Lud-
lew were business visitors here
Wednesday, Mr. Presly purchased
Ford Run-about from the Pela-
hatchie Motor Co.
Mr.. Champ Boring, CT Bell,
Tenn, is the guest of his brother
w. B. Boiling. Mr.. Boiling pur-
chased Is gallons of cur famous
ribbon cane syrup and shipped 1t
to his home.
Mr.. Rufus Lewis, highly res
pected citizen of Pisgah, died
last night week. He had been post
master there for a number of
years but had recently resigned
on account of i'll health,
Mr.. John Cunningham a for
mer resident spent Wednesday
with his brother w. e. Cunning
ham Of near Shiloh. Mr.. Cunning
| ham is now connected with the
Central Dry Goods Co., of Jack
son.
! Mr.. Robt. Grimes, of Hammond,
La, was looking after business
interest here last week.