The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-02-19

. SOON ue tSinFeu w Hel HedllH'
! Mrs Etma Ponds, Of Millport, Ala.
G is with her mother, Mrs, Smith during
Q her illness.
I Buttahatchie Lodge. No. 1874, /. o
e o. f., met in regular session Satur'
S day afternoon with all the officers
. present, and good number Of the
= brothers There was much business
G of Importance transacted and some
j. good talks made The Lodge meets
every second and fourth Saturday aft
Z ernoon, and is progressing nicely.
! Mr.. Hunter Myers, one of Flint
Hills prosperous and energetic young
men, went TO Columbus Saturday
night to be with his little baby, who
it will be remembered, is making it's
p home with it's grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs, c. L. Brown
Mr.. John K. Williams, the popular
; County Demonstration Agent, was in
this section last Thursday showing
the farmers how to terrace their land,
lprune their fruit trees, and number
of other things that will be worth a
great deal to the farmers if they
will only put it in practice.
1t is very evident that fruit is
thing of the past If something isn't
done to check the insects and pest
of every name, shape and size under
the sun.
MIR. Williams made a good talk
which was greatly enjoyed by the
following named gentlemen, some
who came six miles; Jackson Sanders,
/ Willie Dodpn, Lawrence Dodson, J.
NJ. Dodson, Erwin Dodson, john
Ridgeway, A. G. Ridgeway, S. w.
Stanley, c. w. Stanley, J, Nj. Con-
nor, Ramon Caldwell, Joel Niece r.
B. Egger, Odell Gallop, John Hunter,
Rowland Sanders, Jasper Nj. Graham,
Herman Propts and several others
whose names we do not recall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Honnoll and
little son, Marion, spent the night |
with Mrs. Honnols parents Mr. and
Mrs. VIII Stanley, Sunday night. The
many friends Of Mr. Stanley will re-
gret to learn that he is not improving |
as rapidly as was hoped some time |
ago. We hope he viii be out again
real soon.
Mrs. Matte Egger spent the day
very pleasantly with her grand
daughter, Mrs. jamie Stanley, Mon
day.
Mr. Cal House, Of Millport, Ala,
was visiting friends in this community
one day of the past week. Mr.. House
has many friends in and around Flint
Hill Some were especially glad to n
see him, as he has a "tin lizzie" and
that means that some one gets a
ride.
Miss Clara Taylor visited Mrs. Bell
Stanley, Monday.
Mr.. Edwin and Miss Ellierean
Brown visited their cousins, Mr.. De
witt, and Miss Ruby Lee Brown, Sat
urday night of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Fuqua and
Mrs. Fuqua's sister, Miss Fannie
Belle Brown, of Columbus, attended
services at Flint Hill, Sunday.
The many friends of Mr. Zack
Westbrook will be glad to hear that
he is getting along nicely, and that
it will be only few days until he
will be able to be out again.
Master j. B. Jernigen is reported :
sick at this writing with colds. It ;
is hoped that he will soon be back in
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Jernigen had
as their guest, Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Atwell Egger, of Columbus; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunter Jernigen, Of Caledonia;
NIr, and Mrs John Brunson; Mr.. viii
A. Stewart and Mr. Buford Dowdle,
IF Monroe county. Mrs. Brunson
will be remembered as MISS Mitt
Iernigen. She has many friends
around Flint Hill who are always
glad TO see her.
Brother Ray preached very fine |
ermon today to a large and atten-
i've audience, taking as his text, st.
Ohm, 9th chapter, 60 and go verses.
lie preached an hour and we believe
lis sermon will have a lasting effect.
he following were present S. X.
Stillman, L. d. Barrentine, Curtis
Hoffman, Judson Fuqua, Jack Dan
an, Dupree Wood, Willie d. OFT,
ieofge House, J. W. Henderson, w.
B.. Halbert, W. A. Arnold, Casey
.rnold, jim Wood, r. f. L. Smith,
attle Duncan, J. W. Oft, Clarence
NTH, j. w Egger, J. c. Cocker
am, j. l.. Smith, George Jernigen,
Winston Walters, Clark Honnoll, p.
. Honnoll, Willard Rye, Andy Dun7
m, Bradley Duncan, Huntley Dun
an, D. ID. Duncan, Elzie Honnoll,
PIN A. Arnold. r. 3. Eggcr; Mrs
Ia Arrentine, Carrie West, Nelma
uqua, John Henderson, Effe Arnold,
die Jernigeu, Fannie Wood, Mollie
gger, Ozzie Duncan, Katie Hoffman,
little Cockorham and little girl, Bees
g Rye, Ola Duncan, Myrtle walters
nd three children; Misses Fannie
Belle Brown, Clara Taylor, Helen
uncan, Omic Stillman, Lois Jcrnigen,
OWE Smith, Made Smith, Rilla
NTH, Lillian Arnold. Lila May Hon
lll, and NCleria Duncan. We hope
report twice this number next <