The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-10

Miss Catherine Sproles of Helena
Ark, is spending a very pleasant
visit in the home of her aunt, Mrs.
w. w. Harmon.
We must go over the top in the
1915 Red Cross drive. Have you en-
rolled? Give now to keep your Red
Cross at his side. The faculty mem
bers of the Holmes County Train
ing school will serve you. Prof. J.
A. Thompson, principal
The pupils on the honor roll in
the 5th and 9th grades are. Lille
Mae and Lizzie B. Washington,
Christine Brown, Leila Mae Steph-
ems, Naomi Weathersby, Lille B.
Dale, Mammie Lee Brown, James
Wiley, Antionette MCGEE, Johnnie
Ruth Jackson, Ruth Rogers, Ger
trude Butler, Lowriene Williams.
Of much interest to Durant is
the marriage of Miss Cinema Jones,
Jackson, to Cpl. c. w. Ingram of
the South Pacific. Mrs. Ingram,
teacher of the second grade in the
Holmes County Training School is
living with her husbands parents.
CPL Ingram will return to his du-
ties in the near future.
Rev. and Mrs. R. c. Ingram were
highly elated Sunday afternoon to
have their members from Kosci-
usko M. B. church to visit them,
there were: Prof. T. P. Harris, Prin
cipal Of the Attala County Training
School and wife, Prof. S. S. Lynch
and wife of c. NJ. college and
chauffeur, Mr. James Mcclellan,
a student of c. M College. They
visited Mr.. Lynch's son and family.
Mr.. c. H. Lynch is the vocational
instructor in the Holmes County
Training school.
Pfc. Garthie Brooks, Jr., age 20
arrived home February 81, from
Topeka, Kans., where he was sent
there to Winter general hospital.
He was wounded in action in Italy
on November Is, 1914. On his way
from Topeka he visited friends in
Caruttersville his sister Mrs. DIM
pie NJ. Lewison of Memphis is now
home with his mother, Mrs. Matte
L. Brooks and will return back to
the hospital March Is.
MIR. j. w. Glover, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Glover volun-
tered for the navy and left Thurs
day morning. He is now stationed
at Great Lake, Ill. He was a jun
ior in high school also he was cap
tain of the basketball team of Hol-
NOES County Training School. We
are all proud of him.
Circle No. 2 met Sunday, Feb
ruary 5 at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall with president in the
chair. After the minutes were read
the program was led by Mrs. Glo-
yer which was made POT a song.
poem by Mrs. Dale, solo, Miss John
son. The topic was led by Mr.. Ray.
Visitors present were Mr.. Harmon,
Mrs. Raybord.
Mrs. Josephine Butler age rs OBJ
served her birthday recently. She
has children and % grandchil-
dren and 6 great grandchildren.
Her children are: Clara Moore
Head, Mana B. Porter and Parlee
Mason of Ruleville, Lynn Butler of
Durant, Magyar Butler of Chicago,
Henry Butler of Michigan City,
Sallie Saffo1d of Durant.
Beat No. 2 held their Achieve
ment Day, March with the fol-
lowing schools and teachers pres
ent: Grant. Miss Minis; Liberty,
Mrs. Davis and Stephens; Long
Branch, Mrs. Bush, Cages Springs,
Mrs. Haywood West, Prof. T. j.
King, Mrs. Dale, Misses Booker of
Montgomery visiting speakers, Mrs.
B. H. Cooper of Lexington, Mr.. E.
Ammos of West and Rev. Prof.
Thompson of Durant. Prof. King,
beat chairman.
GOSSIP
Elnora D. seems to take up much
time with George c., in class, what
is your story A. L. A.?
Lee Russell &, is not getting
around since certain cat went to
Chicago.
Georgia M. knows she has Percy
Lanfaer by herself. Ceola don't
worry yourself.
Elizabeth Crawford seems to be
getting around with Mr.. Willie Hor
ton.
Ora B. Mtz received two letters
from Cpl. Ernest Lanfair this
morning. What's your story A. L. B.