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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-04-19
Tarapn banban ialaiiiulSet antaipat
.iuaiuaa iuiiiaille.

.'uuuouu IuttIuIttC..
Sen ioboosta, fun ggpptin FIJI.
ninfuan Siltanfbanen balttafamnli,
OH lopt1id Garnarpon on fuollui
ia banen tpotoperinia Soparo Gar.
ter on iairaana, on eiitettp erilaiiio
otntlltnia. Spiritistien tabolla iis.
fotaan, ett6 tiininfaan benfi on tos.
tanitt Mile iotfa oipat baiiban a.
manneet. Saipallilet laaf1rit 'otpat
julistaneet Garnarmon fuolleen
bponteiien puremasta iobtuneeieen
werenmprfptpfieen. gspt prof. 'Sbel-
tom sltlanta, @a. tuo iulfi mielipi-
teendan ettd fllningassS Sutanfbanin
perbeen ia slmonin pappien tonnes
ia oliii balltaan iiioitettl nlprfpllis-
td faaiua iuoielemaan riiitmista.
Yrofesiorin Inuilinto aiiasta fuu-
hti:
"2aaf1rit fertomat ett1 lorbi Gar.
narlpon fuoli luerenlnprfptpfleen jo-
ia ieiiraii feubfofui,me. 8erennlpr-
fptpS liionnolliiesti on belpoin alia
maailmasia iaa6a @gpptisid. Sofai.
men fantaa muasiaan iooipulloa ia
nilloin tabania nabfa nenee biii-
fanfaan riff, liiben pannaan iobia.
geiilin laafio on tGpnnG ipaaraIIiiia
Dp0nteiiia. &GrpGiet opat iiellG
ipaaralliiia. Soinen iuaara iiellG
on iforpioonit. On bDapin palion ipp
tG isfoa l11fGrien elitt1mG1n teori-
aan.
~Soilelto pnolen taas tlifee toista
olettanllsta Ie ieiffa, ettG baiioan
nlommaileSta fanrmiosta lopoettiin
fipiinen piillo, iosia of bppan ba-
iilista tpoioetta. On eboottonlasti
m
fobtltullista oiettaa, ettG ios ferran
stpoioe on ppipnpt bpipd1,d, min faii,
an, min, on ntaboollista, ettG fitrin-
gas Tutanfbamen perbe, pstafp1t tai
ban life tabtoi iltoiella funmnn
nlprfpniiill6 foaiiiilfu, ionfa tarfoi-
tltfIenu on ipoirut olla iaottaa fiio-
lena iofaiielle, iofa usfaltaa mennd
it'd alpaamnan.
"Sn muistettaipa, etta bierarfia
tGbGn aitaan of birtpein foifista o.
ioista. Hapit ballitliipat fltttngas.
funtaa ia ottitpat fen baltlrlinia fltn
pappi Sbotbmes nouii paltaistiii.
melle tpnonna 1900 e. Ser. Se onra-
iimat fuuren ipiiiaiioen ia ialaperai.
ippoen, josta me ipointme oinoas.
taan hiiifan ooipistno
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-04-19
@Sfeipien ipiinien fielto gsuriasio
frmuitn.

@ristianiasta tieooitetoan, ettd
WeaofdrGidt oipot SO ddnelId > 5S
ipostaon bpipGfipneet Iafiebbotiifier
tpdfetpien ipiinien. ruaobartiiontifieI'
Ion fitnoanliiesto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-04-19
Sietpia eri alOilta.

Ybopswaltain Tostiballitufier
tappiotili misfaalimuotena 1920
81, oil 81 miljoonaa oollaria. 8ii-
me piionna ie oil 61 miIioonaa ool-
Iaria. Barbaillaan fuli,niasia ole.
lpana wuotena lie tlllee olemaan &c
u1iljoonaa bollaria. y8uonna 1924
Dbopspaltain Yostiballitus ei tlile
tilottanaan pbt1Gn tnppiota. &abte.
ma miimeiienG ipuotena on ballitus
foriannllt postilaitofien boitoa min
palion, etta tappio on ipGbentpnpt
62 proienttia.
Whnitanlat opat tabtoneet nptpis-
tG fieltolnfia i1GnnosteltGpGfii. sc
on eboottomasti liian aifaista, lill1
eiban iita oifeuoen ia fobtruoen NH
faan apoioa ipaatia iGGnnostelt1ipGf-
Il ennenfuin ie on iaatettlt tGp6elli.
iesti fGptGntoon. 8ield oipat ipiina.
niesten ipoinut paifitttamosia; pie-
I'd loptpp benfiloitti, iotfa riffomat
fieltolafia. yfam1 ilmiot oipat iaa-
tatpot loppumaan ia iitten ipasta on
fatIottatpn onto lafi pitutteellinerL
onto ie bpipG mai biiono, onto iiitd
tpabinfoa mai bpotpG. Sofaiien fun
non fanlalaiien pelmolliilnis on
fltnniotttaa ipoilnasidoleipaa lafia.
&ieltolafia ei ole iiinG iubteeSia o.
ietettaipa poiffeisaiemaan.
Syotpan tpnltion lainlaotijaflinnal-
Re on t1otli lnfiebootlis, ionfa nut
faan ipiinanmppid aietetaan eoes-
pastl,uieen iiinG tapaiifiesia, etta
jofu flolee "binitiiin", &uolema
fatiotaan pGtetpdfii tobistlifiefii, et-
I'd benfilo on mppnpt mprffpG.
Tpobemolen ela,lto nlaisiin tpilie-
IpsierouiIla, on baIlih,tien @aan
ilielpsoepartelnettin fcfeiitdilt las
fiiien ntlifaan tillrt nafiarnnarl
noin iota bollaria ipuonna 1921.
Sarmers' Bulletin 1898 antaa tbs
I'd oiiasta tGpoelliiet tiebot. sc moi
oaan tiIata oiotteello: department
Of @gricultltre, 8aibington, 9. 6.
snasfasio on taipattOmat paperi-
pltlnnetiGt. Songosiin @aniallis-
metiGstG tariotaan nlpptapGfii 334
nilioonaa fitiitioialfaa paperipnitd
bpipin fobtiiulliiella binitalla, GO
ientilId f,irtioialfa. @nin ola pa-
peripitiimetiGG on lebtifliuiiffoa. @'
lasfasta iaa6aan tuottaa folmas oia
Obopspalloisia tartpittalpista pape.
ripitista monerh monen ipuoben al.
fana.
Meonet itG.ranniffoien falastaiai
otpat irnostltneet tpiinafiien fuletrif.
ieen min tppten, ettd eiipat enGG
rtuista Iastea eifG nostna iperffo.
iaan = talastus idG iitpuaiiafii. =
(@@S).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-04-19
misunderstanding fanianopis.
fntt norm IN otuiueu TerH Hnnf;nIonn

GaeitaSiolais-fristilliien fanianopis'
ton permstaminen Tsrapubiulaan.
B. S:n iaarnan tieoon n1ufaan on
IerdpobioIaan perustettatpafii iliin
niteltna IaeitaoioIais. .fristiIlist1 Tan
fanopistod iparten ostettit pitolei
2oiirin perintotiIasta glitornion pi.
tGiGn geiiotirannan fplGstd 200,.
900 marian fauppabinnasta. Ssta-
ialIa on fltitenfin toiifofitiin 1 Poi.
ipddn iooffa tiIoiiitus purfaa faup-
pa eIIei bofpaitie iitd etiiienia mn.
faiieffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-04-19
Gnpmem freiffal. .-fatolipem firffo

8altioneumosto on bpipGfipnpt
,Smomen freiffalais-fatoliien firfol.
lIisfofoiifien ia firfollisballitufien e.
fitpffen, iofa fosfee firffoberra s.
Mmpin ipalitiemista Siiomen freif-
faIais-tatolAen firfon apitlaispiis.
poffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-04-19
Snomeu mntiiia.
Snlu 8roliiufi jatt6npt armabbms.
oun>s, ,sfsss,
anummfien.

&orfeimmalfe oifeuoelle on mais-
teri Smlo 8uoliiofi idttdnpt firiel-
man. iosia ban arioo armabousta
iief6 eroa maimostaan. Waisteri
.@ailo @uoliiofi tlaonittiin, futen
tlinnettiia, felpGdlla 1921 ipuooen
6 fillfalt6en manfelis rangaistiif-
ieen fapinan palmistellista. Ta-
bGn tilontioon pboistettiin bdnen oi-
taiienlpi tl.omionia, josta ban oil
eb6olIiiesti papartettli, ioten ran-
9oistlis t,.li tdten fdiittdnldan Idbes
s tpuotta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-04-19

Sof,t pGiipd tafaperin lopoetiin
San Sraneiscon @estern gacific
boteIIista ntieben riiimis istli,pasfo
oiennosia atfiinan ebesid. @ies
nabtdmasti oil tebnpt itiemitrban
antpumoIIa repoliperin frulatt pid'
bdnid. Tutfiutafiet eoeIleen oioitti'
ipat, ettd mics of olIut fuoIleena ia.
motusia aiennosia 10 8 fiiilta. Wfiea
oil ipuofranrut buonettaan ,puoii'
faitpalla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-04-19
9iansfa taipnuampi.

0fansfar ia 8eIgian baIlitiifien e.
bustoiat otpat pitGneet neiitpottelii.
fotoufiia Safialta tuaaoittuien iota'
forpaiiffien iubteen. &otoufiier
trIofiisto on iooti tiet6d ettG Mans'
ia 10 tpptpiii mabenpddt,tin FOR
iparfieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-04-19
8ilialla feinptteIm laiIlista.

Siiben tiilofieen on npt hlIit
Iiittoballitifien plioifeiis. sc on N.
Iistairut IitiuaIliiefii tapafii n,ppod
apiIioa etitfdteen I. o. faiiteIld mil.
iaa niineroisia.
SeIlaiien feinotteIun faiitta pibe-
tddn ipiIian birta oIitiiiiesiu uaib-
teIiitiIasia. sc fititenfim idnotaan
oIeipan lailIista peIi6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-04-19
2entobbtess Seliimsin ia snrnn'
Somperecn fefS WaaTnn iuSIiIIe.

Birolainen ilmaiIuoiafepbtio De-
ronaiit, iofa fuIiettoa postia SeIiin.
gin ia SaIIinnan ipdIiud iuinnitte.
lee Ientoliifennettd mp0s $eIiineistd
Eitrfititn, TonlpereeIIe ia @oaiaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-04-19
%ostiballit,tfieu iGlfiuaatimnsiGr.
iestelmG.

kSVkStNVWe
Ybopsipaltain postiballitus iGr.
iesti fdptdntoon beinGfuun b.
1913 idriestelm6n toimittaa pleiiol.
lie taaparaa postin faiitta iGltipaati.
nlifiella eli taipalla, etti mafiu iilo.
ritetaan postifonttorisia ia posti pG
littaa iuoritltfien ldbettaidlle. Sd.
man iiroen idriestelniGn iltbteen or.
tim alusia epGilelpGllG fannalld,
mlitta faptGnt5 on cloittanut miten
tarpeen waatima ie of, iillG fen fGpt
to on faswanilt mlioli piioSelta, mi
fdli fe on taIl,t t,nmet,,fii iuuren
bleilon fesfiiuoesia.
Gniimaiien1 tpltotena, iolloin 3.
.. 9. eli Observation-Disclosures
oil fGptGnnosiG, ldbetettiin postin
falitta 2,994,6OO postipafettia, iois.
ia mafiu perittiin pastaanottajaIta.
Suloia niioen ipGlitt6nliiest6 posti.
ballitufielle of 299,46O bolIaria.
8iime iuitonna lGbetettiin postin
faiitta mafiitidIfiipaatin1mflella 3d..
941,570 pafettia, ioioen ipGIittdrni.
iesta of postiballitltfielIe tuloia g..
152,150 SolIaria.
@nii tpnoiina moi labettGid 10 fen
tin liianlaflusta apafitrttaa lGbetpf-
fen 25 oolIarin iitntmasto, mltto
len ialfeen on mGGr6G forotetttu,
Min, etta npfpiiin .lqbettGid moi 25
iertin lif1mafiusta fpafarttaa lGbe.
tbfien 100 oollarin iitnunasta, min.
fa ballitus iltorittaa, elIei pafetti
meme. perille.
Sunrin batlfaluus, nlifG posti.
ballititfieIla on ollut iGlfiipaatimus.
idriestelmGn tointintaan. laattarniies
ia, on oIliit iiind, ett1 lrluafels0un
postintsstdreifd oa olfiif fbuifeo f0.
titttaa fdiittdnrddn, ettei idIfipdati-
miifieIla iaapiiniitta pafettia iaa oii-
fasta ennen fltin on iliorittanitt
mafiun fen litnastamifefii. MaoniI.
Ia oiattelenlattonilIa on tapona ii.
lata idlfiipaatintiifieIla taiparaa
main itteliailuubesta ioaoafieen n1b-
oG fen ia aipatttaan pafetin paIaitt.
titpat fen tafaiiin eli fieltdptpitpdt
iitG ottamasta nostaan, ioten IGbet.
tGj1t iolltliiipat wabintoon faa6en
iliorittaa fafiinfertaiien frletusmaf.
Jun ia iittenfin iaaoen taiparania ta.
faiiin.
SdntGfin if6ipG tapa alfaa ipGbi.
tellen faoota, fun postimestarit al
fatpat fdiittdd, ettd idIfiipaatinitf.
ieIIa iaapuneita pafetteita Ell iaa liio
tputtaa ipastaanottajalIe eitnen fiiim
tdmd on iuorittanrt iGdbetpn moi
fun.
SGlfiipaatimitsj1riesteImG on
ititiiten oioittaittiiniit erinomaiiefii
taipofii tpdIittaa piffiiIdbetpfiiG, ioi-
ia rtuuten pleiion oliii ,paifca iaa.
ba itielIenid pitfien matfoien pdG-
bGn. TGmGn ipaifeioen on poista.
nut postibaIIitas 6. .. 8. idriestel.
mallddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-04-19
SnfilpnOli-politiifam epdfdptGnn6l.
IiIpss.

Iiibss.
8iioii FIFTEEN palittiin erGdsid,
9es 2acs-nimiiesii fplGfitnnasia,
gs. g., faiffiin funnalliiiin tpirfoi-
FIN naistuirfailiiat. Sept tapabt,t-
neisia paaleisfa maibtiiiipat ofat =
naiiet menettitpGt faifti paitat pbtG
iltiirella GGttten eroitutiella fiiin
milld be ne ipoittitpat eoelIiiella fer.
ralla.
GGlainen ipoalitaistelu Ell ole 5uo.
iiteltaipoo eifG bpo6pllistd. Sufii-
pnoli.politiiffa, misiG iellaista IL
menneefin, on ep6eonllista ia epd.
anerifalaista, paGiipG iiella taiffa
tdalla, misid ifina iellaista ilmea.
neefin fiirnpi pioli ipoitoIle taban.
ia. Waiesten ia naisten tiiIee poli-
tiifasia, minimum faifisia muisiafin
oiioisia, tointia fGiifdoesfG, rinnaf.
fain ia pbteen biiIeen pubaltaen, eif0
iiitnfaan toinen toistaatt lpastaan
taistellen. ybteistointinnasta pfiir
ia oinonstaan on oleipd iiitnalsto
tiiottaipia tiiIofiia. So otpa bpfpin
liiiiltaipaa, ettG Des 2acsit aiif.
faatfin tiiIetpat fofemiister1a faittto
bnomaaplaun iem eiipatfd endd fiis'
teIe auirfapaifoista fesfenddn moan
foettaipat etiiG iopiipia benfiIoitd
fiinlmastafin iufiipaolesta iifdll
fiiin pbteinen eti ia terue idrfi BET
I'd moi tdsid tpalinnasia opastaa. -
(@ws).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-04-19
Soferin binnan nOnina tittfitaan.

Maantine ballitus on rpbtpnpi
IaaiaperGiiiin toiitiin iaooafieen iel
piIIe mistd on iobtuniit ioferin bin-
nan totpaton rtoiiiu. Eiitfiniista on
ioboettu 10 ior,fu oifao, ntiitta tlt'
lofiet on pi6ettp tarfasti iaIasfa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-04-19
"amullect baaibatfoon ftOlleemia"

"3nulleet baaibatfopn fnolleenia".
Sutfimiifiet, ioita on tebtp @icbi'
ganisia oleipan "sSsraelin Daipioin
Suoneen" iiibteen on titonnt iulfi.
iiluteen fen tieoon, etta iiirtofitnnas'
ia ei ole tointitetti taipanmiifaiiia
riiirmiitten baiitaustoimiti,fiia. st
ole pbteistG baltmlsmaata eifd baii.
taantoinittaiaa. &unfin fiiolleen o.
maiief otpat toimittaneet fuolleenia
bai,taufIet, ntiten fufin on fationiit
iopimantmafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-04-19
9eliinsin impielnsfnnnan ristiriita
ratfennmt.

Seliinsin iiioielusfitnnan ia pit
.eiifunnan mGlillG on iaatli pbteis-
purndrrps aifaan ia maIlinniit ris-
tiriita nGin pois paiipdiariestpfies
I'd. SGGfdrieiperstilrlitnantti Sster-
man on ottailit ipastaan S:sin ipo-
ieIiisfannan pdGlliffppoen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-04-19
Yappi elinfaitbeffi iuanfilaan.

8ostori Charles Dillon iota
nliirbaii eiipappinia s.. O'gseiIlin
@alamaaoosia, Weicb, on iaaniii
tlionlionia, iofa on elinfalioefii paf-
fotpo pattfilnan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-04-19
Gnomalainen lentGid fnnnostantn

Suomalainen Ient1j1, liirtnantti
&einricius on tebnpt loistaman len.
tomatfan 9tuotiiin iaattaen iinne TO-
i,eelIaan eraGn ruotiaIaiien ilmaili-
ian iofa oil futiiittii tdnne ipieraaf-
II ilmailumoimien 5-ipuotisiublaan
2uiitnantti SeinriciitfIen paliut Sitf.
bolmasta festi main 8 t. 10 min.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-04-12
Farewell Dinner.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Chamberlain was the scene of a
delightful dinner party on We'd
nesday evening when they enter
tanned in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. E. Caver, who left Sunday for
Meridian where they will reside.
The attractive long living
room of the home was made
especially pretty with baskets
and vases of bright spring
flowers, a color scheme of pink
and lavendar being carried out
by the use of wild honey suckle
and wisteria. A graceful ivory
basket with shower bouquet of
wisterias and having a fluffy
bow of lavendar tulle perched on
it's handle was the table decora-
tion. Covers were laid for the
follwing guests besides the hosts
Mr.. and Mrs. Clendenin, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. Caver, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. E. Cooper and DR.. S. e. Dun
lap.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-04-12
ASKS FOR FULL TERN
AS MEMBER OF BOARD
T. J. Walton Seeks Reelection
To Place on Board From
Beat One.

In the announcement column
of The Enterprise will be found
the name of t. J. Walton as a
candidate to succeed himself as
member of the Board of Super
visor of Stone County from Beat
One.
DR.. Walton has served on the
Board for the past three years
succeeding the late A. w. Bond.
He asks to be returned as a
member of the important body
feeling that he is fully equipped
to render efficient service and
with the experience already had
he feels capable of doing even
more, if elected, than he has ac-
complished so far.
He asks that consideration be
given his record as a member of
the Board and if reelected he
promises to continue to work
for the good of the people of his
Beat, the county and this sec
ton of the state.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-04-12
Clendenin-Henry.

The wedding of NJ. James
Clendenin of Columbus, Ga, and
Miss Mary Henry of Lynnville,
Tenn, which occurred last Thurs
day in Birmingham at the home
Of the brides uncle and aunt, MIR.
and Mrs. Shirley Hunter has
claimed much interest locally
owing to the popularity of the
bride, who has on several occas-
ions visited her sister, Mrs. 5.
E. Dunlap, and to the promi-
nence of the groom's family.
Mr.. Clendenin is the eldest
son of Mayor and Mrs. J. P.
Clendenin and up until the past
few wears has made Wiggins his
home. He and his bride are now
spending few days here the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clendenin
end DR.. and Mrs. S. E. Dunlap
but leave tomorrow for Colum-
bus where they have a beauti-
fully furnished home awaiting
them.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-04-12
STONE COUNTY T. B.
RECORD FOR 1922
Seven Deaths From Tubercu-
losis in Stone During
Past Year

Stone county has it's tubercu-
losis problem like other counties
in Mississippi and the following
figures show very accurately the
situation:
Deaths from tuberculosis
during 1922 in Stone county TO-
tailed Z; white 3; colored 4. Act
i've cases of tuberculosis in the
county 131. This does not mean
that each case is in bed, for hun
dreds of tuberculosis people
never get an examination until
in the advanced stages.
To show what educational
work is doing these figures will
be of interest for entire State
Deaths during 1918: White,
SAG; colored, 2,140. Total g.
685.
1919: White, 488; colorer, l.
948. Total 2,436.
1920: White, 42O; colored, l.
S51. Total 2,271.
1921: White, All; colored, l.
545. Total 1856.
1922: White, 373; colored, l.
SIT. Total 1,750.
A decrease in deaths in five
years of 935, women generally
outnumbering the men.
Cases reported for Mississ-
ippi in 1922: White, 1,173 ;
colored, 1889. Total, 3,012.
Decrease since 1919, 1,791 cases.
Many of these new cases are
found by the active health units
in various counties and informa-
tion is given on how to "take the
cure" at home.
Making low valuation of a
human life at $4,000, the loss
of time during sickness at ST.
COO and an average cost of a
funeral at S10O, the loss to Miss
issippi in the last five years has
been fifty six million five hun
dred ninety nine thousand
eight hundred dollars.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-04-12
Birthday Dinner.

DR.. S. C. Culpepper was the
honor guest at a lovely birth
day dinner last Thursday, when
Mrs. Culpepper and daughter,
Charla Vesta were hostesses en-
tertaining six of his friends at
the Culpepper home on Pine
street.
The dinner was served at noon
and the dining table was beauti-
fully appointed. The central
adornment was the immense
birthday cake holding tiny pink
tapers, and four cutglass candle
sticks holding large pink candles
surrounded the reflector on
which the cake rested. Five
courses were served and the
cake was cut and served by DR..
Culpepper, himself. At the con-
clusion of the dinner the guests
repaired to the parlors of the
home and here enjoyed a pleas
ant hour of conversation along
with their smoke.
Those invited to enjoy the
hospitality of these charming
hostesses were DR.. Culpepper's s
brother, Mr.. N. Culpepper and
Messrs L. L. Magee, w. C. Bat
son, L. E. Caver, M. E. Cooper
and DR.. S. E. Dunlap.
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WEEKLY LETTER FROM
SUPT. OF EDUCATION
(By w. F. Bond.)

W W . n DoAAAsl
Jackson, April 1O.-On Sat-
urday, May S, in every rural
school and consolidated school
district under the law the pat
rons are required to meet at the
school house and elect one
trustee for three years. "a
patron" says the attorney
general, "is any person living
in the district who is the head
of a family in which there are
children who are either of edu-
cable age now or who will be of
educable age on or before the be-
ginning of the next school year,
September l." Any guardian
Of children of educable age is
considered a patron.
The following things should
be kept in mind:
The meeting is to be held at
2 p. m. in the school house.
A chairman and a secretary
must be elected.
The holding over trustees
must have prepared in advance
a list of the names of patrons
entitled to vote for trustee.
The election must be by bal
lot.
The results of the election
must be certified to the county
superintendent on or before the
following Saturday by the Sec
retary of the meeting.
No patron can vote by proxy.
Only the head of the family can
vote, and since the attorney
general has ruled that the hus-
band is the head of the family
he is the logical one to vote.
In case the husband is out of
the school district on the day
of the election the wife is tenn
porarily the head of the family
and therefore, entitled to vote.
In case there Is any doubt
about anything connected with
the election of trustees the hold
ing over trustees should COM
municate with the county super
intendent at once so that the
matter may be free from mis-
understandings.
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Citizens Bank of McHenry

Located at Mceny in the County of Stone State of Mis-
sisspp, at the close of business April g. 1929 made
to the Board of Bank Examiners
RESOURCES
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Royal Neighbors Meet.

Stone Camp. No. S099, Royal
Neighbors of America, met in
regular session Friday, April 6,
7:30 p. m.
After the transaction of the
regular routine of business, a
new member, Mrs. P. Willemoes,
was initiated into the secrets of
the order, and one application
that of Mrs. Cain was favorably
acted upon.
At the close of the business
hour the camp adjourned and
on invitation all gathered at the
home of Mrs. j. D. Covington
for a social hour in honor of the
new member. A delightful two
course luncheon was served by
Mrs. Covington, assisted by Mes
danes R. w. Hatten, @. L. Mar
tin and Miss Winnie D. Travis
to the members and invited
guests. Music was furnished by
Miss Mae Travis.
The closing event of the even
ing was the presentation of the
r. N. A. emblem to Mr.. w. L.
Benjamin, who has been Royal
Neighbor for twenty two years.
When delivering the emblem,
Mrs. Covington, who has been
selected to represent the Camp,
expressed hearty appreciation
of the good work dane by Mr..
Benjamin in Stone Camp 8O99,
and presented the emblem as a
token of love from the members.
This Camp as surprise to Mrs.
Benjamin but she recovered
sufficiently to thank the men,
bers heartily for the tribute of
love and appreciation.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
TELEPHONE VT
Entertain For Bride.
TELEPHONE VI

Mrs. J. P. Clendenin and two
daughters, Miss Clendenin and
Mrs. Claude Hill and Mrs. Nan
ME Gatlin entertained very
beautifully at their home Tues
day, formally introducing Mrs.
James T. Clendenin of Columbus,
Ga, a bride of last week.
The hostesses received their
guests informally and each of
them looked especially lovely,
Mrs. Clendenin's dress of lace,
Mrs. Gatlin wore a pretty after
noon dress of tan flat crepe,
Mrs. Hill was wearing a black
Spanish lace gown over satin
with jade trimming and Miss
Clendenin's frock was of gray
flat crepe. The young honoree,
Mrs. James T. Clendenin, was
beautiful, wearing a handsome
afternoon gown of black Spanish
lace with girdle of rose and gold
sequins.
Four tables for Auction
Bridge were placed in the re-
ception rooms for those who
cared to play, while the dining
room, bright with spring flow
ers, made a pretty setting for
those not playing cards, and
here a veritable Sewing circle"
was held, the ladies hemming
dainty tea towels which were
later presented the honoree.
Yellow and white baskets of
salted nuts were served during
the games of Bridge and the
score cards which were attached
were prettily hand-painted in
spring flowers. The brides
basket was of white crepe
paper with a miniature wedding
bell suspended from the handle.
The color scheme-yellow and
white-was prettily carried out
in the refreshments, yellow and
white block cream and yellow
and white iced cakes. Bud
vases holding graceful sprays of
yellow jasmine and white
iaponicas were placed on the
tables at serving and a dainty
brides book, in white and yel-
low, was passed to each guest
that she might register. There
were no prizes given for high
score in the Bridge games but
the honoree was presented with
a gold bowled souvenir spoon Of
Virgins from the hostesses.
Those invited to share the
hospitality of these charming
hostesses we're Mesdames J. c.
Kelley, J. J. Terrell, w. C. Wal
Ter, F. E. Bulge, Coleman, Gra-
ham, Benjamin, Jones, Culpep-
per, Dunlap, Stapp, Reed, Locke,
Pratt, L. A. Waller, A. N. John
sen. Chamberlain, Leggett, I'll.
Martin, M. E. Cooper and Miss
es Alice Price, Mabel Johnson,
Jess Kelley, Josie Parker,
Charles Culpepper, Sue Waller
and Lucille Mason of Hattles-
burg.
Miss Allie Pridgen returned
to Laurel Sunday after two
weeks visit at home on account
of the illness of her mother, Mrs.
H. c.. Pridgen. Mrs. Pridgen's
friends are glad to learn that
she is very much improved in
health and is now able to be up.
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