The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-04-20
City NeW;l In Brief

I has lust improved his looks with
a pair of Horn-rimmed glasses,
as his eyes have been unue quite
& strain mere Of late on account
Of so much hard work.
Next Sunday. April %, will be
Suadav School Day at the Metho-
dist church in Brandon, and all
The other Sunday Schools in town
are cordially invited to take part
III the exercises. The programe is
arranged Tor the entire congrega-
tics to take part, and every one
is requested co bring Bible. The
exercises will begin promptly at
eleven o'clock A. M.
Braadon'S own Harry Shields,
w h 0 holds lucrative position
with SherrCLse Il Company, OF
Gilbert, La, motored over to our
little citv on Saturday April 9Th,
accompanied by his charming
bride of day, nee, Miss Marion
Baker. of Sparta, Ga.
We wish for this genial couple
prosperity and happiness and Will
always welcome them to the old
home town.
Mrs. II. T.. Shields, spent last
VIZ eek-end in our town. -.
Mrs. Cole Burns, with her 1T
tie son, Ccle, Jr., is home again
after spending last week in Clin-
tom visiting in the home of her
parents.
Miss Susie May Barnes, who is
attending Whitworth College, at
Brockhavea, Miss arrived nome
last Thursday to snend Easter
wiCh her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
I G, Barnes. She returned to her
studies Monday afternoon.
Robert Burns. who is a student
in Mississippi College. at Clinton,
/ Miss. spent Sunday with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Burns.
Mrs. Tom Berry delightfully."- en-
taIfa;ned the Rock Club at her
home last Thursday afternoon
/ There were four tables OF HAPPY
! players, who enjoyed several la-
/ teresting pames, during when aee-
licious fruit punch was served
After the Games the charming hos
less served dainty refreshments
| of ice cream and cake to the fof'
tunate members and guests, who
were present.
The Boys Of The Brandon' High
| School PLAYED the boys OF town. q
game Of baseball about two weeks
ago. results, town boys IL, schoo
bows IL. the reason of such a large
score on the part OF the scnool
bows was for the lack of practice
By the town boys. The school boys
didn't lose hone but played the
town boys again this past Satar,
day, after the town boys had had
a little practice, results, l9 to I
] b. favor of the town boys, this
game only went three innings, hae
if gone further, Mr.. Burroughs
would have been called on with
one of his slil' ole addin' machines
for the towG boys were getting
warmed up about the time rain
broke It up, and the school boys
up to that time hadn't gotten ,,het'
!, for "naifya hit did they get
off Of Brown the star hurler of the
town boys, and only one man
reached first and he happened to
ret TO third, on a wild throw by
catcher Agard. trying to eaten
nm Steallng seCoiu pd9o, @ha -
ball being wet the husky catcher
couldn't control it. But the boys
"aint give up yit" they want TO
plav US "agin" Friday for a pi-
of ssWhite Mule" alright let's go,
we want all the officers of the law
to Judge this 'slikero. and see II It
Tie real sGuff. We will also page
S Mr.. Burroughs to keep score. Re
member. next Friday 21, Men free
provided thev bring a lady with
them.
Lineup of Town Boys
Wayne May, SIS; Fl. P. Barks-
dale. 3b; C. " Martin, .lstb; =. >.
Kramer, 2ndb; L. G. Agard, G;
s. Thornton, IF; Tom Berry CT;