The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-06-28

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a week. and were joined here Sun
day morning by Mr.. Crawford Lip
scy, of Clinton, and Mr.. Il. G.
Odom and two daughters, Misses
Tiny Belle and Edith Odom, and
two sons, Billy and Alfred Odom,
and the party left for the coast
Sunday -Hattiesburg Am
erican.
Rev. Bryan Simmons has been as
sisting the Rev. Landrum, pastor
of the Baptist Church at Finkbine
Camp, in a revival meeting which
has just closed.
Mrs. f. f. Rogers, who was visit
ing relatives and friends in this
city was called to her home at
Jackson on account of the illness
of her husband.
Postmaster Robt Burns, Bob
Wallace and Lane Busick spent a
few days recently at ''Sweet Rest
where they enjoyed a few days of
real camp life.
Mrs. w. S. Turner and interesting
children, of Leaksville, and Mrs.
e. l.. Polk, of D'Lo, are enjoying
a visit with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Wynn.
Mrs Annie Chapman, of Value,
has returned from Hattiesburg,
where she attended the normal at
the Miss. Normal College recently
held in that city
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Owen and
daughter Miss Verna with Mrs.
p. H. Stubblefield, motored to
Clinton Sunday and were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wells.
r. L. Fox spent the week end
with relatives at Hickory, returning
Sunday with Mrs. Fox and daugh-
ter Lucille, who had spent the past
that city and in Meridian.
Rev. and Mrs. w. j. Dawson
and J. A. Lindsey went to Bolton
Monday, where they attended the
District Conference which convened
in that city this week.
j. S. Mcdonald, of Dobson, pass
ed through the city Wednesday en-
route to Jackson to see his daugh-
ter, Mrs. l.. M. Tedlock, Of Home
wood, who is i'll at the Baptist
Hospital.
Mrs. Savannah Gayden and
grandchildren, Nell and Joe Smoot,
left Sunday for Akron, Ala, where
they will spend the summer with
Mrs Gayden's daughter, Mrs. r.
Cecil Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs J. C. White at
tended the District Conference at
Bolton and while there were the
guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
c. l. Laseter and DR.. and Mrs. J.
Z. B. Berry.
Miss Maggie Bell McRae, who
taught the past session at Duncan,
and who has been attending a
normal at New Orleans recently,
has returned home, where she is
welcomed by a host of friends.
J. J. Neal, of Thomasville, was
in this city Friday to meet his at
tractive daughter, Miss Aline, who
spent the week end with homefOlkS.
Miss Neal is attending the normal at
Clinton and will teach at Purvis
next session.
L. A. Runge, relief man on the
Alabama and Vicksburg Railway, is
here at the local office for a few
weeks. filling the position of clerk
and operator during the absence of
G.. E. Russell, who is taking a
acation.-NeWtOn Record.
DR.. D. r. Mcintyre, of Pela-
is serving as inferno at the
State Charity Hospital at Jackson
the summer and will re-
turn to New Orleans in the fall to
continue his studies where he will
be a senior at Tulane.
Miss Georgia Baker, of Route 2,
who taught in Hattiesburg the past
session and who has been visiting
friends in New Orleans since the
closing of her school, returned home
Friday, accompanied by Mrs. Neil
and two attractive children, of New
Orleans.
Misses Ruth and Elizabeth Lilies, |
of Jackson, are the welcome guests
in the home of their grandmother,
Mrs. G.. A. Sanderson, at Langford
They will be joined in a few days |
by their mother, Mrs. w. e. Lilies, |
who will accompany her daughters
home after a short visit.
Messrs John Darnall and Sylves-
ter McLaurin have returned from
a recent trip to Little Rock, Ark,
where they accompanied Mr..
Wooten, of Pelahatchie, disabled
eX-service man, to the e. S. Vet |
Grams Hospital. They made the
trip over land.
Miss Delta Stevens
Leaver for North Carolina.
Miss Delta Stevens will leave
for Camp Merrie Wood, Sapphire,
n c., where she will spend the re-
mainder of the summer, enjoying
the delightful attractions of this
popular resort. In the early fall