Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-04-28

Miss Audrey Westerfeld is among
the teachers who entered the State
Normal College last week for the
special Normal course this spring
K. H. Hammett and family OIL
Leakesville were guests here from
last Saturday till Monday in the
home of T.. ID. Hammett and family.
New Augusta News, April 21st.
Rev. and Mrs. r. L. Myers spent
part of last week 10 Leakesvile Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. E.
w. Breland. On the return to their
work 10 Noxubee county at Mashu-
laville. they were accompanied by
Pat Breland the smaller brother OF
Mrs. Myers.
At a session of the town board
held early in the present month, the
following were elected school trus-
tees for the Leakes vile High School
for the ensueing year, viz: J. L.
Thomas, A. f. Cook and Newton
James, all reelected. Mrs e. w.
Breland and Mrs. II. z. Smith new.
Tax Assessor A. K. Amsler con
tracted the Flu Or bad form of cold
while out working in beat 8 and has
been land up for about three weeks
but is getting out again this week
rounding up personal assessments.
Meantime Deputy Henderson has
been going forward with the work.
W. M. Blankenship was in Leakes,
vile Monday in company with his
son Writ Blankenship. They live
at the Alabama line on Chronicle
road. Mr.. Bill says that he is get
ting old these days and may conclude
to put his place up for sale in the
Two County boosting movement on
foot.
Mr.. w. T. Lister made trip to
Oak Grove at the converging of the
weeks to visit the family of his
daughter, Mrs. II. S. Knowles. Her
husband, Henry and one of the boys
are running blacksmith-shop and
garage at Chunchula and keeping
busy till way up in the night most
days.
Mrs. W. H. Louisell was called
away last week by the news that her
sister, Mrs P. M. Cowbrough, had
DIED, on Thursday April 20, 1922, at
Williams. Arizona, where the latter's
husband was working with a mill
concern. This was the Youngest
sister and had visited Mrs. Louisell
here about two years ago.
Sunday guests from Mobile visit
ing Mrs. Geo. B. McRae IN Leakes-
vile, was her sister Miss Valeda
Taylor and niece Miss Lola Cooper
and nephew Preston Taylor Castle
berry. 1t was an auto-party and in
the new car of Preston's mother.
A young man friend, Mr. Grepke OF
the Gulf City was also with them.
Miss Lorene Miller, daughter of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jas. T. Miller, who
dwell near the Pine Level communi-
ty, left a few days ago Tor Laurel
where she will enter onto work for
becoming trained nurse which pro-
fession is appealing to many of the
young women of today and offers
such fine opportunities to do useful
life work for suffering humanity.
Don't any OF our subscribers get
swept away with any idea that the
HERALD will not keep you posted of
what's going on in Greene County.
The law makes the records open to
us and when anything vital is up,
you can rest assured we shall get it
before you, though it may not be in
that detail which it would be hand
led with. we're there pay allowed for
publishing.
While things are dull on the road
8. ]. Green has gotten leave off for
the balance of the Spring and is
looking after log scaling OF the TIM
Der off F. ]. Green estate land, which
is being sold so Bear Greek and put
on their logging line down in the
Thomas timber. There is somewhere
,,oor a sn,il,cn foat M %ha fyroans