The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-04
FLINT HILL

AS my first letter escaped the hor-
ror of all ameateur writer's, the waste
basket, here | am again.
MIR. and Mrs. Erwin Dodscn, Mr..
and Mrs. w. f. Swanzy, Mrs. Bette
Swanzey and Mr. John Swangey spent
the day very pleasantly in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j c. Swanzy last
/ Tuesday.
We regret very much to hear of
the death of Mr., John Parker. He
had been suffering for some time with
pneumonia, and all that skilled physi-
clans and tender nursing could do
were Of no avail, for, death is in
the world, and the spoier is among
the works of the Almighty. All that
is born must die" His remains were
tenderly laid to rest in the Botters
cemetery Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock with Odd Fellow honors. He
was a member of Buttahatchie Lodge
No. 1874, and faithful, consistent
member of the Methodist church He
leaves a wife and five children, be-
sides host of other relatives and
friends to mourn his death. Peace
to his ashes.
All members of Buttahatchie Lodge
No. 124, /. o. 0. f., are requested to
be on hand the second Saturday at
two o'clock as officers will be install
ed for the ensuing term. They are:
r. B. Ecger, Noble Grand; ]. M. Ora
ham, Vice GrandjeC. l.. Brown, Secre
tary; N. S. PartAin, Treasurer, and
G. w. Myers, Sexton. You will take
due notice and govern yourself ac-
cordingly.
Mrs. Katie Huffman was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs, Will Swanzy on Sun
day.
Mr.. j. N. Ellis spent the day with
his daughter, Mrs. Sam Dale, Mon
day.
Judge J. NJ Dale and Mr.. Huntley
Duncan enjoyed the day with Mr. and
Mrs, Cal Swanzy Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Ne Uithoven and
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Honnel visited
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Stanley Sunday
Mrs. Lucy Ellis and little daughter,
Mary, spent Tuesday with Mrs Ellis
mother, Mrs. Bette Swanzy.
Mr.. c. l.. Brown made a business
trip to Columbus Monday.
Mrs Fannie Wood returned 10 her
home Monday after spending several /
days in COLUMBUS with her daughter I
Mrs. Cora Wood, who is in the Nc .
Kinley hospital undergoing an opera
tion' We hope Mrs. Wood will stand .
the operation and be restored to her
usual good health.
Mr.. Grady Dodson, one Of the wide
awake clerks Of the Mayfeld Drug
Store, spent Christmas with home
folks in our community.
We are very sorry to report Mr., p. 1
W. Sratton on the sick list at this
writing, and hope he will soon be out
again.
Mr.. Alton Stanley and Miss Mary
Stanley, of Columbus, spent Christ
mas with their grandmother, Mrs.
ialhe Stanley.
Miss Nettie Stanley, who spent the
ummer in Florida for her health, il
It home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mr. Del Honnell and
amily spent Thursday in the home
+ Mr.. and Mrs Z. X Brown.
Mr.. Jim Taylor is spending Xmas
t Hamilton with old friends
Mr. Everett Hathaway Of Hamilton
1otored through our neighhorhood
thursday, having come over to bring
is cousin, Miss Stella Taylor. who is
hief operator at the Hamilton tele-
hone exchange
Mrs. Bette Henderson and daugh-
r. spent THURSDAY in the home Of
IT, and Mrs. G T. Brown.
Master Earl EEger, Of Columbus
, spending Xmas week with his
ousins. Master Dewitt and little Miss
.uby Lee Brown
Remember Sunday School 40 Flint
IN and attend -ularly. Preaching
be second Sundar Of each month Al
o'clock. Be IN hand early the
scond Sunday ir January rs Brother
ay will have something TO say that
800 interest you.
Mr. and Mrs " r Swanzy spent
thursday very pleasantly in the home
Mr. and Mrs g. W. Jernigen.
Mrs Sallie Stanley and daughter
hiss Alice. made glad the home Of
be- writer and wife Thursday.
Next week VII tell you about my
itiation ID the imperial Order Of
lk Wastcls.