The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-08
DowDLE NEWS

Caledonia High School auditorium
last Friday night by the Rocky Bluff
school. II consisted Of four acts ant
about 20 characters. There was |
large attendance and everybody seen
to enjoy it very muchS A nice sun
was collected which we suppose viii
go for the benefit of the school.
Quite a number of young and OLE
folks enjoyed a nice singing given il
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Dodson, We appreciate good singing.
as it seems to draw the people to-
gether socially. 1t, too, makes many
IA sad heart happy by having these
reliable song services in our homes
We thank you good people and please
remember us when the time comes
for another
Mr. Herschel Dodson attended the
singing at New Salem last Sunday
night.
Mr.. Roy Alexander and Mr.. Blanch-
ard Stewart were callers in this COM
munity Sunday night. Don't know
what the attraction was.
Mrs. Eula Perkins and pretty lit
tie son, Willis, spent last Friday aft
ernoon as the guest Of Mrs. Ctella
Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Cole and daugh-
ter, Florence, was shopping in Co
lumbus last Friday.
Mr. John Stewart was Caledonia
visitor recently.
Mesdames Lou Cain, Ella Cain and
little grand daughter, Hilda, Stella
Wells and pretty little daughter, Has
sierene, spent last Monday afternoon
very pleasantly with Mrs. Mercer
Nickles.
Mr.. Hoyt Boyd was Caledonia
caller Friday of last week.
The many friends of Mr.. Houston
Cain, of St. Louis, will be so gald
to learn Of his fast improvement
from influenza. Mr.. Cain has many
friends and relatives in this section
who wish for him to be soon restored
to his usual good health.
Mr.. Claude Cain and little niece,
Hila Cain, made short call in the
home Sf Mr.. Milton Conner, one day
last week.
Mr.. Alpheus Cole, Of Melborne,
Ala, was the guest of his uncle, Mr..
B. S. Cole and family, of this sec
ton, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wells and little
girl was the guest of the latter's
brother, Mr.. Rame Gallop and family,
If the Border Springs section, last
Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer Nickles and
title son was the honored guest of
he latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
lin Robinson.
Mrs. Stella Wells and little Has
jierene spent last Sunday afternoon
With Mrs. Emma Cole and family.
Mr. Perry Perkins and little grand
Jaunita and Donnel Perkins,
ipent Saturday and Sunday with his
on, Mr.. Charlie Perkins and family.
Miss Charlie Grace CASTOR, of
Caledonia, was the charming guest of
Hiss Mary Sue Cain last Sunday aft
rnoon.
Miss Lucy Crosby Of the Mt. Yer
ION neighborhood was the guest of
drs. Eller Cain last Saturday night
md Sunday.
Mrs. Rissie Savage of Fayette, Ala,
las been visiting relatives and friends
# this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drew Robertson and
amily and Mrs. Joe Perkins was the
,leasant guest of Mr.. Charlie Per-
ins and family last Sunday after
oon.
Miss Lucy Crosby who has been
listing her cousin, Mr.. Rex Virgins,
eturned to her home in the Mt. YER
on section last Monday.
Miss Louise Dodson were one
mong the ones who attended the
inging at Mr.. Willie Dodson's last
sunday night.
Mr.. Gilbert Nickles was the guest
f his friend, Mr.. Turner Farley last
aturday afternoon.
We have heard it said that the sun
ever sets on Columbus Dispatch
aaders.
Now is the time, Mr.. Farmer, to
rune your fruit trees. The earlier
ne pruning, the better the fruit. No
ce, too, the insects. They can be
often rid of easily by careful spray |
lg. An abundance of luscious fruit |
a fine thing to have around the !
lace.
Miss Loucille Dodson has /returned |
Piney Grove to resume her school
lties, after spending two weeks
it'll home folks in the Flat Woods
,ction.
Mr. James A. Dale, Of Caledonia,
lssed through our vicinity, Friday,
1 his way to the Queen City on i'm
lrtant business.
Mr.. Claude Game and Professor
lillian Wells were recent visitors in
olumbus.
Miss Delma Robertson, Of the Oak
idge neighborhood, was the guest
Misses Florence and Mary Sue
aine last Tuesday.
Miss Annie Louise Morris was a
alcome visitor in the home Of her