The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-06-08
Mrs. o. Z. Martin
EntertainS Rock Club.

home, was hostess to the Rock
Club Wednesday afternoon
The rooms were bright IL beau
tiful sweet peas, dahllas ana I'm
Mas to welcome the Rock Club
membership. and termed q love-,
background Tor the several sablei
of enthusiasts.
At the conclusion of the games
The charming hostess, assisted .by
Miss Susie MAY Barnes, served 2
dainty salad course.
Those who had the pleasure OF
AIRS. Martins hospitality besides
tho members CT the club were :
IMIeesdahes j c. White. T. d.
Shots. of Sanatorium. TeXa
Aliss Fannie Jack, OF VlcksDurg'
Miss.
Miss Brisc2e, q member Of the
In.eina iional Sunday School AS
ISOLATION. delivered = n4cst lltef-
esting talk CT general sunday
school work, Tuesday night at the
Presbyterian Church. "A good
crowd assembled to hear tins
brilliant woman lecture. aad WsIe
excellently repaid for their
trouble.
She discus sed plans for the or
sanitation of a Community Sun
day School Class. which his DeSn
tried aid found to be very sue :
cessfua in other parts OF the
olun.ry j his would include the
Sunday schools of the different
churches in the citv. 1t was de-
cided that a meeting should be
f.ll Monday light for furthef
discussion and if unanimous, OF
GERS an! directors would be elect
ed
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis May at
tended commencement at Inc In
4. < NJ. College. at S.arkville,
Miss, Hast week. Their son. W al
.er. was a member of the gradual
inc class, which numbered about
80 They also visited their
daughter, Lcuise, who IS attend
ing NJ. S. {. w. at Columbus,
Miss.
Miss Edit Russell, who was. q
member of the faculty OF LOUIS
Vile. Miss. school during the past
session. was the guest of her SIS,
ter, Mrs. w. II. Watson several
DAYS this week. She left Wednes-
day for Hattiesburg, Miss, where
she will attend the summer
normal at the Mississippi Normal
College.
DR.. w. Fl. Watson had as his
Quests last Friday evening. Ur.
". S. Leathers, executive officer
of the State Board of Health, Dr..
CYRUS Shipp, in charge: OF malaria
control, Dr.. c. r. Stlnglly, dlrecugf
of the State Laboratory and MI.
Krooser, Stare Sanitary Engineer.
They enjoyed a wonderful dinner
at the Darnall Hotel.
Mrs. Irene Cooper accompanies
her brother, DR.. Sam Hobson, VINO
spent several days last week with
his mother, Mrs. Sam HobsSn, TO
New Orleans last Tuesday, where
She spent few days visiting
relatives. She returned to Bran
don Monday evening.
Friends here have received an~
nouneement of the arrival on June
4th. of a fine son in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ID. Gibbs. CT
Laurel. Miss. He has been named
crawford Denton. Jr. Mrs. Gibbs
will be remembered as Miss Marie
Dickson, of this city.
Walter May, son of Mr.. end
Mrs. Lewis May. who has, Just
received his diploma from the A.
& NJ. College. at Starkville, Miss,
arrived Wednesday to spend a
few DAYS with his parents, before
he leaves for Louisiana, where he
has accepted position.
W. L. Martin prominent citizen
Of Florence, and member OF the
Board of Supervisors was In the
city several DAYS this week at
tending the meetings Of that BODY.
He paid THE News office an ap-
eciated call.
d. r. Biibro, of Leesburg, .p2pu-
lar member of the Board of Sup
aryisors, attended the meetings
Of that body in The city this week.
He was an agreeable caller at the
NEWS OHiCSt
Miss EVELYN Morriss. who has
been attending school in Browns
Vile, Tenn, will arriy. Thursday
TO spend the srmnaar months with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. b. 4
MOrriss.
Mrs. S. A. Brown has as her
quests for several weeks her sis.
Ter. Mrs. L. E. Toraiil, little son,
Robbie and Miss Margaret Toraln
eff Los Angeles. Cal.
Miss Gertrude MAY. who has
been teaching school in Olathe
Kan. returned to this CITY las
/ week and expects to spend hel
summer vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Harper
prominent couple of The Thomas
Vile neighborhood. were visitors
in the city Wednesday; Mr.
Harper paid the News office al
agreeable call.
Mrs. T. d. Shotts. and little son