Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-22
INGRAM

Mrs. f. T.. Throgmorton and son
Willie, were in POcahontas shopping
Saturday.
Mrs. Leota Seawell and children OF
Palatka spent the past week visiting
friends and relatives here.
A. b. Davis and wife made trip to
Pocahontas one day last week.
Mrs. Gladys Fowler of near Biggers
spent n short time with friends and
relatives here last week end
Lawrence Wilson of Maynard attend
ed church and called on special friends
here Sunday.
John Timer, who has had the flu for
the past week or more, has taken
pneumonia. He Is reported to be some
better at this date.
Roland Norris and family of Poca-
hontas spent Sunday with II. ID. Wad-
die and family here.
Joe Perry Spikes and family of Poca-
hontas attended church services here
Sunday and were dinner guests of S.
a. Shaver and family.
Mrs. G. G. Davis returned home last
Sunday after spending a week at AL
bertha with her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Wimp, who has been confined to her
room for several weeks.
Rufe McCamey and family mOtored
down from Warm Springs and spent
Sunday with Uncle Willis McCamey
and family here.
Il. j. Waddle, Rector and G.. G..
Davis motored to Pocahontas Satur-
day on business.
Uncle Tom and Aunt Zilpha Mock,
two good old soldiers of the cross,
came down from their home near Warm
Springs Sunday and attended church
services here.
Claude Mock was a business visitor
in Pocahontas last week end. 1t seems
that Claude is more interested in fer
tilizer now than in politics.
Frank Barnett and wife and John
Barnett of Vernon attended church
here Sunday. These folks are real
good singers and we are always glad
to have them with us.
Mrs. Hattie Spikes of Vernon at
tended church here Sunday and rwas
the guest of Coleman Hayes and Fam
lily.
S. A. Shaver and family Of Vernon
attended church here last Sunday. We
are glad to have such people with us
and extend hearty welcome to every
body to come to church.
Say, you important ElevenpOint writ
er. you seemed to have your mind con-
fused about the Ingram dreamer about
as bad as a crossword puzzle, as we
believe he was only kidding you with
the prohi dream. The true interpreta-
ton revealed the fact that 1t was only
moral nightmare.
On Wednesday the 14th, the many
friends and relatives of Jesse Seawell
gathered at his home while his wife,
Maize, was absent and prepared a big
birthday dinner. When she returned
near the noon hour she found the table
laden with many good things to eat
and "A large crowd to meet her and
helm celebrate her birthday. Everyone
present enjoyed the repast and did
their utmost to make the day long re-
membered.
Bro. A. b. Shaver filed his appoint
ment here Saturday night and sun
day, delivering two good discourses:
He was accompanied here by some OF
his children.
Last Thursday almost everybody In
this community, together with many
friends and relatives from other parts
Of the county, met in our little village
and enforced upon Uncle Joe Hogan a
bountiful birthday dinner. Uncle Joe
is one of our pioneers and has lived
a fine, christian life. The dinner, given
at the home of our townsman. j.. =.
Condict. consisted of every good thlhg
to eat and everybody made the day a
very pleasant one. All left after WISH
ing Uncle Joe many more enJoyaple
days like this one.
Last Sunday morning a few from
here. together with the preacher, went
10 the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe NJ
shaver near Middlebrook where they
witnessed the marriage of Mr.: Otis NJ.
Mock to Miss Georgia Meridith, the
pretty and accomplished daughter on
Mrs. Merldith. The groom Is the
young son of Mrs A. Il. Mock ana !
good farmer. They will make theli
home here. The ceremony was per
formed by Bro. A. Il. Shaver. we eA'
tend congratulations and best wishes
for a life of happiness and prosperity