Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-11-03

Guy Mclnnis. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. .. McInnls, is back at the South
ern Presbyterian University again
this term.
The s. r. Churchwell family have
moved up from the ST. Ellen commu-
nifty into the Naples cottage recent
iy vacated by the Tom White family.
John Landlord, Jr. son of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. E. Landlord OF old Avera
community, is at the A. & NJ. Col
lege, at Starksvlle, Miss. taking
army vocational training.
Miss Kate McInnis. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McInnis. accom-
panied her brother, Adlia and his
wife, on their return home for the
Delta Saturday as they motored
away.
Emory Churchwell left several
days ago for Friendship, Tenn. a
town near Memphis, where he is
teaching, and writes the family that
n cotton picking has interrupted the
attendance Oh the school some.
Il VIC. Roberts is over from McLain
this week visiting the family of his
daughter. Mrs Eliza Green. Mr..
Lum has so far recovered from his
last stroke of paralysis. that he can
y navigate now with one crutch.
8 The b. w. Beard family moved
Wednesday from out of the Jess
81 Byrd house into the W. ID. Ball cot
q tage In Pool addition which Bruner
recently purchased and which was
81 vacated by the NJ f. Hicks family.
II A.. r. Clark was in town Saturday
and has been pretty busy of late log
Il ginR. Hassotd some logs to the s.
g. ]. Ferguson MILL on banks of river
delivery. and has couple OF RATS of
e. his own that he will carry out to
market.
81 Mr.. and MRS. E. A. Church we'll,
and Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Churchwell,
and Miss Maybele Mckay made up a
party motoring to Mobile last Sat-
urday. the Churchwells going down
for the FAIR and Miss Maybelle to
81 see her mother in the hospital.
81 Mr.. Pres Beard of the Upper East
NJ Side suffered severe stroke of par
alysis Tuesday afternoon which has
rendered him almost helpless and
speechless except by whispers. He
has but little use OF either SIDE of
his body and his condition consider
\ ed very serious.
Lige Phillips OF Lower Greene
came up to Leakesville last Friday
drying that new Ford which he re-
Gently purchased. Lige says he is
not going to 'jitney'' but will ped
die farm product later on after he
makes his syrup which will! keep him
busy now for spell.
Til Hathorn was over from Nicely
last Friday. Says he visited his
brother viii Hathorp up at Clara
recently. VIII still works for Mr..
Davis the building contractor. Also
that Will lLtelv was juror in federal
court at Meridian and had to make
two trips up there account the jury
being excused for one week.
Adlia McInnis hove in from the
Delta Thursday of last week, joining
his wife on visit here to his parents.
He still lives at Rosedale, Bolivar
County, Miss, and says the cost of
living stays high there. house rent
costing about $40, beef 40c pound
and other items OF living in proper
ton. He has job with New Or
leans cotton buying concern this
year and gets better money and likes
the house some better
H c. Smith of Upper Forks Big
Greek community was in Leakesvllle
few days ago aud tells us that they
have suffered prolonged drouth in
his part Of the county. Henry said
that even the dog wood bushes near
bis place of which there was quite a
thick tangle. had died from lack OF
rain. Despite only receiving two
raina durinp crop season saws he