Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-14

A guest this week in the Geo. b.
McRae home Is Miss Valeda Taylor
Of Mobile who Is a sister to Mrs.
McRae.
Miss Marguerite Mcdonnell went
down to Mobile on the Fourth to
visit her aunt, Mrs. Castleberry who
was out here for that festive day.
Miss Laurie Mills is visiting friends
this week at Boutwell, where former.
ly her mother and stepfather, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Lindquist ran res
taurant business for awhile.
On the return to her home at
Crawford, Miss, Mrs. Flournoy was
accompanied by her sister. Miss AL
iene McInnis and niece Mary Anna
Harrison and also Adelaide Melon
nell all three of whom are her guests
for bit.
Mrs Kila Platt was operated upon
in Mobile the latter part of last
week, an exploratory inclsion being
made, which revealed a canceruous
tumor growth on stomach. 1t was
not considered safe to remove the
tumor.
The Gospel Tent is pitched On the
edge of the old field back of the tele-
phone exchange and in the clump of
trees near the railroad and bro.
Watson is holding services there
twice day;and everybody who will
invited to attend
Mesdames Geo. Moore and Nan
Hatton of Virgins, sisters of Mrs.
Moses Nixon and Mr. Isaiah Miles, a
brother and Mrs. Mellison O'Neal, a
niece and Melton Hatton q nephew
of Virgins. all visited Mrs. Nixon
in the mid week account her illness.
Mr.. d. M. Bearry came over from
Epworth, Ala, community the lat
ter part OF last week and went down
to- Goose Pond neighborhood with
hts son. w. E. Bearry as the latter
was going in from trip out through
the week selling the Watkin prod
ucts.
Mrs. r. E. Sheehy and two chill
dsen, Billy and Bryan W. and Mrs.
Carrie Lott, came in from Hatties-
burg last week with Y. d. Wester-
field Jr.and Miss Audrey Westerfield
on their return from the Normal.
After visiting here Mesdames Shee-
by and Lott went on to Mobile.
Rev. R. H. M. Watson and daugh-
ter. Miss Claudine Watson, arrived
from Meridian on the 9th. inst. and
bro. Watson began his meeting that
night at the M. p. Church and is
preaching twice day On Tuesday
his tent arrived aud since 1t was O.
rectsd services are being held in it,
Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Murphy of
Avera, accompanied by Miss Selma
Keys, cousin to Mrs. Murphy, motor
ed down to Leakesville on the 9th.
SO tnat Mrs. Murphy might register.
Mr.. Murphy still Is sect n
foreman for the q. M. l. N. up on
that part Of the branch and pleas
ant friendly man.
On trip down to the county-seat
Tuesday. g. T. Dunnam OF Indian
Hill community was accompanied by
his son Coley Dunnam. who lives
near Bogalusa, La, and who is visit
ing his fathers family. Mr.. George
told us that he was In his SO year.
but looks really younger, as his hair
Is almost black as eyer and he disa-
vows dyeing it. He seems to be of
good cheer aud pretty hearty but
says be does not stir so much these
days.
Rev. M. S. Smith of Newton. as
sisted the pastor. Rev. R. w. Hardy
y Unfolding a meeting at Mt. Pisgah
Sahool house for the Bethel Presby-
terrain church which was organized
In that neighborhood last year.
Smith assisted Bro. Hardy in 2
msettnG here 2 years ago and is a
nephew Of Rev. Hector Smith. who
taught school several terms at