The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-07-19

Morton.
Mr.. T. D. Rochelle has just
bought himself a new Ford and Is
preparing to leave this week. with
his family for Centerville, Tenn.
They will go through the country
in the Ford, and will fish In those
pools that look enticing. We wish
chem a very pleasant trip.
| Mr.. w. @. Craig has just moved
in from Morton and opened up a
new, clean, and up-to-date barber
shop, we welcome him here.
Miss Evie Means returned Mon
day from her. two weeks vacation.
She spent the entire time with home
folks near Daniels. Her place was
filled by Mrs. Evans.
Mrs. Lloyd Townsend visited In
Jackson this week.
| DR.. Wall, of Jackson, visited
Mr.. j. B. Massengale Sunday after
noon.
| Rev. Mcclellan, Of Homewood,
very ably filled the Methodist pull
pit Sunday and Sunday night. Rev.
Dawson is helping in a revival at
Homewood.
Mrs. Daisy Phillips will go to
Morton Tuesday to be the guest or
her mother, who is celebrating her
eighty sixth birthday.
Mr.. r. Il. Gilbert has sold out
his restaurant to Purvis and Win
gate.
Miss Mamie Spann had charming
visitors from Brandon Friday morn
ing, Mrs. Sidney McLaurin, Mrs.
Sylvester McLaurin, Miss Henry and
the Misses Cooke.
Mrs. Chance has a lovely visitor,
her sister, Mrs Ward.
| Miss Vera Bynum, of Magee, is
The guest of Miss Schroeder.
| Miss Drake, of Amite, La, is the
attractive guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Beasley.
| Mrs. Prestridge has little visitor
| this week, her nephew, Master
Louis Tins, of Mt Albany, La.
| Mrs. Ana Rogers and son, Louis,
and Miss Grace Cooper, have gone
TO Birmingham, Ala, to spend a
month visiting relatives and friends.
| Mr.. G. K Jones is spending the
week end at Pelahatchie.
We regret very much to lose Mr..
and Mrs. Emmett Gammill as resi-
| dents OF our town. They moved
over to Jackson last week.
Mrs Eddie Meyers and baby,
of Chunky, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Noblin this week
Little Charles Lipsey Ward cele-
brated his fifty birthday Wednesday
afternoon with party to his play
mates Games were enjoyed on the
| 4 ,.IAC Of q
noon delicious refreshments were
served the happy little children.
John Meyers, of Crystal Springs,
is visiting his relatives and friends
in Pelahatchie.
James Gillaspie. of Newton, is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. b.. Massengale.
Miss Annie Howard Fox enter
tanned with a rock party Tuesday
afternoon in compliment to her
charming guest, Ruth Harris, of
Louisville. Pretty summer flowers
added to the attractivenesS of the
living room, where the games were
| PLAYED. There were three tables
and the score prize, a dainty bottle
of perfume, was won by Mildred
Brown.
Sailed nuts were passed during
the game and at it's close delicious
ices were served The players in
cluded. Misses Ruth Harris, Louise
Ward, of Sumner, Bessie Mashburn,
Jessie B. Waldrop, Mary Shields,
Polly Baker, Elsie Spann, Alma
Hoffman, Gladys Stingily, Hazel
Brown, Mildred Brown and Annie
Howard Fox.
Miss Aline Joyner and handsome
little Clemmons will leave for their
home in Forest Tuesday afternoon.
Their father having improved
enough to leave the Infirmary.
Pretty little Adrene Barrow en-
tertained her little trends Saturday
afternoon with party celebrating
her fifth birthday. About two hours
were spent in games and happy
amusement, at the close OF which
tempting refreshments were served.
Quite crowd of boys and girls
went on hay ride and party out
10 Earnest Stingily's last Thursday
evening, with Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
| Williams as chaperOneS. They re-
port a merry good time, delicious
refreshments and declare Earnest
and Gladys ideal host and hostess.
We regret that Mrs. Mont Sum
mers is quite sick this week. We
wish her speedy recovery.
Misses Beatrice Summers, Mary
Gene King and Mabel Warren are