Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-08-05
News FROM
AM0RY

Mr.. Grady Mckinney and wife
Of 1926 Ohio St., Omaha, Neb..
motored home to spend a few days
with his mother, Mrs. Rossie
Spratt. All his friends were proud
to see him and wife. They report
ed having pleasant stay and en-
joying the good meals their moth
er prepared for them.
Mrs. Heldra Holman, wife of
Mr.. Isacc Holman, of 2O18 N. 9th
ST., Milwaukee, Wis, is spending
her vacation in the home Of her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Emma L. Hol-
imam. There she joined her dar-
ling husband and joy beginning.
She has been absent from Mr.. Hol-
imam for the past year and when
her mother offered her the front
bed room she said | rather sleep
on the half bed with my husband.
She said she rested fine. 1t was
family laugh and fun to think
how the two rested on the half
bed. Heldra said like my job in
Milwaukee but | like my husband
in Amory the best. We wish her
an enjoyable trip.
Mr.. Burnon and Mrs. Lola Turn
bow just arrived from their vaca-
ton trip to Detroit and Battle
Creek, Mich, visiting in the home
of her sister and Mrs. Lucille
Sparks, They reported a swell
time.
Mr.. Neil Smith, Mr.. Dorlee and
Mrs. Jene James of 511 Church
Place, Grand Rapids, Mich, mo-
tored home for 10 days vacation
with relatives and friends. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Emma
Jean Bailey, wife of Mr.. Ira Bal
ley, Jr., of 248 Finney St., Grand
Rapids, Mich, also Miss Crowley,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Crowley. After a few hours rest
they Immediately looked up their
old friend, Mr.. Ira Bailey, of 804-
lot St., who took great pleasure
in offering his service while on
their vacation. They reported we
are having a time of our lives.
They will return back home next
Monday. We hope them a very
successful trip back home.
Mr.. Leon George and Mr.. Nor
ris Carter, of Tuskegee, Ala, mo-
tored home to spend a few hours
with their father and mother, Mr.
| George and Mrs. Willie Carter
and join Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy sykes
uncle and two brothers, Mr.. Au.
thor and Friedrich Carter, and wife
all of Waterloo, Iowa. Mr.. L. G
Carter is sole owner and operating
a grocery meat market at Tuske.
gee, and Mr.. Norris Carter, assist
ant of Mr.. L. G., had to return
back home to open up their store
Monday. They made a flying triI
by to see Mr.. Ira Bailey and re
ported very enjoyable short stay
A cordial welcome is extended t.
them all.
Mr.. Levi Bailey, Mrs. Daisy
Bailey and Mrs. Josephine Bailey
motored to Helena, Ark, to spenC
few hours with Mr.. Homa Bal
ley. They reported a pleasant ano
safe trip.
Mrs. Lillian Turnbow, Mrs. W
F. Pope, Mr.. Booker Bailey an6
Mrs. Clara Coats are on the get
well list. We pray they will con
tinue to do well.
Mr.. Lester Meaders, Mr.. Beltor
Shumpert and Mr.. Lexty johnson
got lost in the woods last night
hunting foxes.
Mr.. Charlie Mosley, father OF
Mrs. Gertrude Young, is improving
nicely.
Mr.. Tom and Mrs. Emma John
son were called to the bedside of
relative Sunday, which caused
them to close their cafe and their
many eaters were disappointed for
dinner Sunday. We hope they will
soon return and the relatives
condition is not serious.
You will read about your home
folks in the Jackson Advocate.
Get your paper at Mrs. Mary Bur-
dine each week