The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-25

MI, Haync smith ana TWO charm
ing sisters, Misses Margie and Gladys
spent last Sunday very pleasant
with Mr.. Johnnie Smith and wife an
attended prayer services at New
Salem Sunday night.
Pea thrashing seems to be the orde
of the day now. Mr.. Hickman Cail
had nice crop thrashed last Wed
nesday.
Mr. Thomas Game and two Lowell!
nieces, Misses Florence and Mary Sue
spent while with the Cole boys
and girls last Tuesday night.
Miss Loucile Dodson, the seconC
assistant teacher of Piney Grove
school, is at home and reported on the
sick list this week. We wish for hei
speedy recovery.
Mr.. j. M. Jumper of Caledonia anC
Mr.. Willie Wells went birdhuntinq
last Monday afternoon and killed nice
lot of birds. We felt sorry for the
poor little birds. These days they
are being killed out very fast. MIND
you, Mr.. Farmer, you may need them
to catch Bro. Weevil off your cotton
this summer.
Mr.. Henry Nickles was the guest of
his uncle, Mr.. Drew Robertson and
family last Sunday.
Little Master Eugene Caine spent
last Wednesday with his grand
mother, Mrs. Mitt Wells.
A very surprising ceremony was
solmenised at the home of Rev. 0. f.
Egger last Sunday afternoon when
Miss Maude Sanders became the bride
of Mr. Rush Virgins. We extend
congratulations to this happy couple.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
lack Goolsby of Columbus are very
glad to learn that they are improv-
ing and on the road to recovery.
Mr.. S. l.. Golsby has returned to
his home in Arkansas, after spending
some time with his relatives and
friends of the Flatwoods neighbor-
hood.
Last Sunday night at about 7
o'clock a large crowd gathered in at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gal
lops and rendered most enjoyable
song service Among the most up-to-
date singers present were Messrs.
Perkins, Cook and Wells. Organists
were Misses Bette Duncan, Wilma
Cook and Mrs. Eta Gault. Every
body reported a nice time and good
behavior, We certainly do thank
these good people for their kindness
in giving US this singing and we feel
sure that you will give another some
time.
Mrs. Ada Myres, of Caledonia,
spent last Wednesday very pleasantly
with Mrs. Lon Game.
Mr.. Werner Nickles spent a while
with Mr.. Bradley Cole last Monday
night.
Mrs. Alene Belts and little son,
Henry Grady, Jr., spent last Sunday
with her father-in-law, Mr.. Charlie
Belts and family.
Little Miss Gertrude Grahm is re-
ported on the sick list this week.
Last Wednesday, the 10Th, was
very gloomy day, and it was reported
storm going through Hamilton,
Miss, destroying several of the
dwelling houses and moving eastward,
damaging the community very much
around Malloy School house.
Mr.. and Mrs John Stewart spent
last Friday with their daughter, Mrs
John Ridgeway and children.
Several visitors came out to our
Dialetic society and ball game last
Friday afternoon when New Salem
first team played Caledonia second
team, which was and - in favor
Of Caledonia
An old-fashioned dance was to be
enjoyed at the home of Mr.. Licoln
Egger last Friday night, but the
was too unfavorable. We
hope it's not too late yet,
Mr.. Ben Cole was called to see his
sister, Mrs. Tom Vice, of Kennedy,
Ala, last Saturday afternoon, who is
very i'll at this writing,
Mr.. Dick Smith and son, Hayne,
spent Saturday afternoon in Gale
donia.
Mrs. Stella Wells and Miss Nola
Cole made glad the home of Mrs.
Dayton Wells last Friday afternoon.
Little Miss Lillian Cole spent last
Saturday afternoon with Little Miss
Nilda Caine.
Mr.. Roy Alexander and Mr.. Blan-
.hard Stewart were Caledonia WISH
tors Friday and attended the ball
game between Caledonia and New
Salem.
Mr. Quitman Stanly spent por-
lion of last Saturday with Mr.. Ben
Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Perkins and
children spent last Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. Ben Cole and family.
Mr.. Sam Dodson and family at
tended church at Border Springs last
Sunday.
Mr. Charlie Perkins was a bust