The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-05-25
City News In Brief

/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CITY News In Brief
Goes to Colorado.
/ The many friends of Mrs. Sam
/ McRae. of Jackson will regret to
learn that she has been forced
to 90 to Colorado in search OF
] health. Her condition is not
serious, however, but her .phySl-
clans advised a changee IN CHI
mate. She was accompanied by
her husband, who returned to
Jackson last week.
Miss Emma Buchanan was the
charming hostess to the Rook
Club. at her home Wednesday
afternoon at 100 o'clock.
! The rooms where the enthusi-
astic players assembled for the
many lively games, were most IN
viting in wealth of pretty spring
blossoms of sweet peas and mas
+! turtiums.
At the conclusion OF the spirited
games. the members and guests;
were served a delightful salad
course by the pretty hostess.
+ Those present were: Mesdames
L. H. Wilson, G. A. Harrison, T.
r.. Suber, j. T. Berry, S. i; Me
Laurin. E. ! jackson. Jr.. School
er, J. C. White, and Mrs. Dr.
Fou,ks, of Amite, La.y Misses
Jesse and Verna Owens, IrlS
Maxev. Annie Robinson and Miss
Josephine Ceche.
Miss Miriam Shields, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs A. VI. Shields
arrived home Tuesday from Bel.
haven College, Jackson Miss. al
J ter a very pleasant year spent IN
, that school. She was accompanied
by two charming young friends
| Miss Irene Hutchinson. of Houlka
Miss, and Miss Blanche Melvin
of Shuoualak, Miss, who expect
to be her guests. for few days
before proceeding to their respec-
tive homes.
Miss Bertha Pope, popular
teacher In the Brandon Hlgf
: School, left Saturday morning fol
the Delta where she went to vlsl
{ her little niece who is very III
She will return to her home II
Mendenhall, Miss, for a. Shor'
stay before going to New Orleans
: to attend Tulane Normal.
Many colored children fron
different sections of the Count,
: assembled at the Court Hous'
Friday, May 10Th, for examination
IF tonsils and adenoids. Anothe
: clinic, similar to The one reeentl.
held, will be held at the A, H. S
on Thursday May 26. for the pur
pose of removing diseased ade
noids and tonsils.
Mrs. Robert Burns and Mrs. Col
Burns are attending the com
mencement exercises at MISSISSIPPI
College, Clinton, Miss, wher
Robert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Burns is attending school, The
expect to be out OF the city TO
several days.
Miss Zada Gray, Of Newton
Miss, spent last week as the cues
Of her brother, Mr.. E. A. Gra
and family. She attended tn
graduating exercises, in Whlc
Miss Lucille GRAY was a partici
pant.
/ Mrs. Currie, son and family, Q
Raleigh. spent last week end wit
their daughter AID sister, Mrs
McWhorter. Miss Sula Currl
will spend while with her siste
before returning to her nome.
Good crowds attended the Com
roencemen+ exercises each night 9
| Jc.nson Hall. and a neat sum wa
realized from the small admlssic
lee charged "Wednesday a1d Thurs
| day nights.
DR.. Reese Lin. of Millsaps CD
lege, Jackson Miss, was. IN tn
civ FRIDAY night, and dellvere
~plendid address to the gradual
| ing class Of the Brandon Hlg
School.
Jackson will be the r-Axt hos
to the Mississippi Press Associs
| ton, which recently closed i
fiftyLseyenth annual meeting 9
he Mississippi Al. M. COLLEGE
at Starkyille, Miss.
| 4 Officers for the ensuing yea
| were chosen ON the night OF tn
1second day of the convention Il
stead Of being left until the las
| nighs. Edgar G.. Harris. of Laurt
was chosen as President.
| Mrs. Bessie Donnell, nee Mis-
| Bessie Hughes, of Brandon, an
j Mr.. p. ". Huey, of Monroe, La
| were united in marriage on Apr
| both.
4 A much NEEDED rain, acc0mpan
\ ed by high wind fell in this SCI