The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-03-22
City News in Brief

| Clinton Sunday and visited Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Wells. Mrs. Owen re-
manned with Mrs. Wells for weeks
visit
Miss Bessie Means, charming
young lady, of Johns, was the
guest of Miss Geneva McLain Sat
nrday.
Il. A. Gray, superintendent of
the Rankin County Home, was a
business visitor in the city Monday
morning.
Hon. A. b. Stubblefield and Enos
Corley. progressive citizens OF
Greenfield neighborhood. were here
| Tuesday.
Mrs Cole Burns. who was called
TO Meridian on account of the
death of very dear gfriend, has
returened.
Mrs. c. Il. Gayden has returned
from Il most delightful visit to
friends and relatives in New Or
leans. La.
Misses Bessie Ruth Lindsey and
| Annie Maude Latham, of Fannin,
were week end visitors in the j. A.
Lindsey home.
T.. N. Ross. one of Pelahatchie's
most progressive citizens, with his
fine young son. were recent visitors
TO this city.
DR. feathers. of Oxford. and DIR.
Clyde Stingily. of Jackson. passed
through this city Friday enroute to
! Three Prong Lake.
| r. l.. Morgan and young son Earl.
and beautiful little daughter Valera,
! ca 1.,xy nt
tending Field Day.
Prof. Bailey, superintendent of
the city schools of Jackson. was
among the many visitors here. for
the dedicatory service.
Mrs. Posey and Mrs. ID. NJ. Buff
| kin, of Jackson, were here Saturday
and served as judges in some of the
contests of Field Day.
Mrs. r. ID. Morrow, who has
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. S. May, has returned to
her home ut Starkville.
Miss Susie May Barnes, popular
student of Millsaps College, spent
the weekend with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. G.. Barnes.
Mrs Savannah Gayden, who has
been i'll for some time, is expecting
her daughter, Mrs. Nell Smith, of
Birmingham. to visit her soon.
Mrs ii. S. Payne and daughter
| Mrs. H. c. Baker. of Jackson, reA-
! tives of Mrs. c. T. Martin were
delightful guests here Saturday.
State Superintendent w. f. Bond
was distinguished visitor in this
city recently and made a brief talk
at the school house opening night.
Tom Rhea Phillips. one of the
most progressive teachers in RAN
kin County. was here Saturday and
took an active part in Field Day.
Mrs, r. s. McLaurin, one Of
Brandon's most charming young
matrons. has returned. after a most
delightful visit to friends in Meridi-
| an.
Mrs W. G, Ellis. very capable
primary teacher of Florence, was
here Saturday and her little folks
took honors justly due them at
the Field Day.
Miss Annie Robinson, formerly
of this city. but who is now making
/ her home in Jackson, has been
delightful guest in the home of Mrs.
-. IL. McLduflH
Mesdames J. B. Williamson. d.
w. Flowers, w. ID. Barrett, Misses
CLYDE Jones and Minnie Mae Robin
son. of Fannin, attended Field Day
here Saturday.
Mrs. Virgil HOWE and Miss
Emma Manning, members of the
Chaminade Club, of Jackson, were
here Saturday and served as Judges
in the music contest.
The many friends of Miss Eva
Linsey will be glad to know that
she is improving and has returned
from Jackson, where she under
went serious operation
Mrs. w. Il. Darnall was shopping
in Jackson Tuesday, having motOred
over with Rev. and Mrs. Dawson.
who visited their son, who is
member of the Daily News staff.
A. G. Summers, of Hushpuckena,
Miss, wso is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Summers, of
Pelahatchie was in Brandon Sat
urday greeting his many friends.
Merle Berry the bright little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. b.
Berry, is very i'll with pneumonia,
and their many friends deeply
sympathize with them in their
anxiety.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Rodgers, of
Florence, attended Field Day here
Saturday Mr.. Rodgers is cashier