The Clarke County Tribune from Quitman, Mississippi • 1

pill Jl (SBnirEs Comity on Finiwoa CIRCULAT10N 3.CC0 ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION QUITMAN. CLARKE COUNTV. MISStoklPPi pcmiv i i.7"r.r $U0 rER YEAR IN ADVANCE mii aaiiiit limn EASTERN STAR DISTRICT KIT COURT MEET HELD HERE PETIT JURIES FIRST THOMAS A. LEDYARD DIES PROHIBITION OFFICIALS Thomas A. Ledyard, 84, oldest 'cit III SPnIIIG SESSION izen 01 bhubuta, passed away the AT WORK IN COUNTY afternoon of Feb.

27th, after lineer- WEEK CIRCUIT COURT Honorable Bodies Composed Of Some I If I'll. a Elizabeth Mason Chapter Of Quit-man and Enterprise and Rose Hill Groups Entertain The annual school of instruction nf of Court Moves Raoidlv ing at the home of his daughter, Mrs. ard unoer ADie direction Assisting Sheriff Wjiey Z. Wst And ames Weems. GRAND JURY RETURNS MANJTTRUE BILLS Honorable Body Began Work Monday Immediately Following Strong Charge By Judge J.

D. Fatherree The Grand Jury for the March, 1930 term of Clarke CoUnty Circuit Court is extremely active and un to Thurs if Judge J. D. Fatherree iuusi representative Citizens Deputies In Indictment And Prosecution of Prohibition Law Violators Mr. Ledyard was a Confererate eteran, coming here soon after the the Order of Ear vStar was held here last ThursoSk, Elizabeth The two petit iuries fnr the irct March term of Clarke County Court opened in the court war between the states with his par Mason Chapter, of nter- wee oi tne March, 1930, term of Clarke County Circuit Court began their work Monday morning and con- nnprt hllon Tl 1 M.

H. Daily, head of the orohibitkm Quitman Monday morning ents, Mr. anj Mrs. Austin Ledvard. uum sua was'r week, with Judge J.

D. Father He was married three times. His first eiuui cement worK in Mississippi, is until luursuav RTiemnrm by the Enterprise and Rosec day noon that Honorable Body had re they were dismissed for the Quitman, presiding. After pre- wife was Miss Carrie Heard, a daugh visiting in Clarke County this week, in company with a number of his chapters, who also served as hostess hv oy Judge Fatherree. These two turned over 3U true bills.

The majority of these were violations of t.h work, charging of the Grand ter of Rev. Joshua Heard, a promin groups. juries were composed of some of men, and is assisting Sheriff Wiley Z. West and his deputies in the indict bunding the dockets, work ent Methodist preacher of that day, The guest of honor was Mrs. Lula fiance county's most representatives ment and Prosecution of nrohihit.mn Using of sthe cases was taken ihe was the mother of -five of his prohibition laws.

The Grand Jury is composed of some of Clarke County's leading citizens and is headed by O. M. Sorter Home of Sandersville, district de as ionows: Jurv No. 1 the business of the court mov- children, Mesdames F. L.

Walton, law violators, and wiht telling results, as is indicated by the lare number of indictments returned so puty grand matron of the fifteenth F. A. Todd, W. L. Duke, J.

T. Mc- hidly forward under Judge Muskogee, E. H. Carter, Fort distnct. as foreman.

The complete personnel is as follows: ee's able direction. tar by the lirand Jury. Worth, Texas; Mrs. Mary L. Rush, any, nimam a vera, C.

Brewer, J. F. Mclnnis, F. R. Belcher, E.

D. Williams, W. Hammer, J. A. Hailes Mrs.

Rachael B. Simmons, district ine men with Mr. Daily are Messrs ge crowd was on hand for the deputy grand matron of the fourteen A. M. Fairchilds, W.

E. Eddins, O. M. Sorter, foreman; I. Riley, R.

A. Moody. J. M. Camnhell.

I. cauderdale, J. H. Ledyard, Tupelo, and Austin Ledyard. Rousseau, Everitt, Chilton, Buck, pening Monday "morning, as nonoman, and mot.

th district, presided at the session. w. Lu uooaman, c. K. Robinson, Jury No.

2 Fred Wrierht. E. M. iWJoo throughout the week. xThe of Montgomery, Ala.

After the death of hi3 first wife, he married her sister ine program for which follows: of the first day's session was QUITMAN AND PACHUTA Davis, J. A. Avera, W. Jay, H. G.

Roberts, H. J. Scott, A. H. McLeod, C.

M. Felts, J. Callahan, C. M. Dunnam.

Eucene Smith. I jpn Davits Long, C. F. Smythe, Lee Perritt, Nicholson. Arthur Moore Willie Special music Rose Hill chapter.

U1KLS BASKETBALL TEAMS atherree's charge to the Grand Miss Nannie Heard, who lived only a WIN IN SUB-REGIONAL MEET garding which more is said or two. He later married Miss Brewer, Berry Bonner, Miller Dear-man, Lihu Bryant, J. E. McLendon. F.

V. Walthall. Welcome Response Rose Heights chapter. Exemplification of opening Eliz her article in this issue of the The Quitman and Pachuta basket Judge Fatherrea's Charge Very Able One This Honorallu hefran its Sue Avera, who died several years ago, leaving three children: Thomas Ledyard, Honduras; C. A.

Hamilton ball teama won in the sub-reeional JUSTICE OF THE PEACE D. W. abeth Mason chapter. bases, as usual, were taken up CUVlINUi UN HOLDS COURT Flag ceremony Introduction of Work Monday iiiori.iiitL immeriiatelv bwever, state cases were taken tsday morning, including the uicyi, uciu iu last oaturaay. This entitles these teams to enter the regional meet in Meridian this week Ledyord, Honduras; C.

A. Hamilton visitors. Justice of the Peace D. W. Covins.

iter murder case. Thia case iollowing a very strong charge by Judge J. D. The Judge ttiessed the sacrednesa of the end. now Mrs.

James Weems, Shubuta, who has cared for him during hia de ton. of District One. reca -t'v kM Draping of the charter and altar a sudden close when Walker Ir his plea of not guilty to in memory of James F. Hill, former clining years. HAL N.

DABBS ATTENDING of murder and that charge court at DeSoto, and disposed of the following cases: State vs. Clifford Exhibiting a deadly weaDon fa grand worthy patron. him was nol prossed and he He was prominent in the business, UOTTLEUS CONVENTION IN ATLANTA, GA. which the granu jurors nad just taken and urged ihrn to use common sense and hunesty in and to be iearless and independent, lie msuutted them to make no distinction between laws, as ail should be observed, and save them Liity on a charge of man- Luncheon. Special music Rose Hill chapter.

educational, and religious life of the community. He was superintendent of lie was sentenced to ten uaiigeruus ana recKiess manner. I'lea of guilty and fine of $50.00 ar.d posts the penitentiary. He was ac- Hal N. Dabbs, owner of the Quitman the Methodist Sunday school for 43 and tu days jail.

$40.00 of the fine killing ms wife and boy. general cnare as to traara I- J.1.-1. -t. Exemplification of balloting Meridian chapter. Exemplification of initiation Meridian chapter.

bber oi other defendants plead oca-coia company, also member oi the firm of John S. Dabbs, attended a meeting of the bottlers of and the b() days remitted under 12 months good behavior. State vs. Clifford Pal Dvcwaiu ui vuat enuxen oi an cummai laws, especially as his infirmities rendered him no! tards the proliLition, game, and nursuay ana so rapidly was cet cleared during that day Jge Fatherree dismissed the the bouth in Atlanta, this week. longer active, when the church made iws.

drunkenness. Plea of guilty and fine Judge Fatherree also instructed the Talks for the good of the order, Adjournment. him honorary stweard. Tewenty three It juries Thursday afternoon oi o.uu ana costs. State vs.

Clifford Palmer. Profanity ORDERS FOR NITRATE SODA AND MIXED FERTILIZER years ago his son-in-law Dr. F. L. week, 'ihe brand Jurv re hi a puuui; jjiaee in presence PI two session and the Judge will County Agent Kennedy savs all Walton, organized Mt.

Athos K. of orders for Nitrate Soda must be in ther court Business throueh or more persons. Plea of guilty and fine of $5.00 and costs. Lodge No. 100.

Mr. Ledyard was elect liquor. Continued on deferred sentence, grand jurors to investigate carefully the expenditures oi all county money and the use of all county property. He further i.ssutu a. warning against the too proiiiiscious signing cf petitions for pardon.

In a very tailing manner the Judge Uso called attention to the irenera.1 .1 1 i his hands, by Saturday. March 8. and remainuer oi me weeK, but 11 be no jury trials. Other ed K. of R.

and M. of F. and he heV State vs. E. B.

Jordan. Selling Civil Cases au oraers tor mixed Fertilizer must mortgagea property without consent J. C. Smith VS. Mississippi Eastern mandmg jury tnals will be be his hands by March 14.

to do so. compromised and nol urussed these offices until he resigned and che Supreme Lodge Knights of Py Degmnig next Monday morn. nauway. ueciaration lor damaffes, Dismissed. on payment of costs.

-State vs. Ferrill Jordan and Jim METHODIST W. M. MEETS uuty resting upon all citizens alike to W. L.

Fewell vs; Bonnev Lumber Copy of proceedings of Womans murder cases are to be dis- thias Insurance Department moved to Indianapolis, Ind. He was a stanch love respect, and honor all law. during this term. Deedy Missionary bociety of Quitman M. E.

company. Declaration lor damages. Jordan. Aiding and assisting E. B.

Jordan to sell mortgaged property. Compromised and nol prossed on pay ge 38, living in the south- prohibitionist, but he never antagoniz Dismissed at cost of plaintiff for Church was received too late for this foart of Clarke County, is issue and will appear next week. want oi prosection. ed any one and was beloved by white ment oi costs. WHEN LONG-BELL CUTS OUT What is Quitman and vicinity to do when Long-fJeil whistles Ike Jordan vs.

W. L. Wallace. De and colored. There were eighteen State vs.

George Tindle. ODeratins wun Kuung win XMeely in 1927. He left home and was claration for damages. Jury and ver a grist mill and grind in corn for SHUBUTA 4-H CLUB MEETS The 4'-H Club of Shubuta met Feb. 2 rand-children and several great dict tor deiendant.

tne public without having standard grand-children. W. F. Quarrie and Comnanv vs. 28th with Miss Cook Dresent.

She ted until about a month ago. ned that Neely was accident-i when Tuttle was shooting cease to blow 'i It might not be amiss to plan ahead and make a survey of what can be done when the last stick mi- measures and toll dish. Sent to files. State vs. Bertha Summitintr.

As talked about setting a table and show Miss Susie Fleming. Settled. ine active pau-Dearers were ed how to make cocoa. She also mailed J. a.

Henderson, trading as South person. Messrs. C. W. Leggett, Geo.

S. some club songs to learn. The mem of lumber has been shipped and the sault and battery. Plea of guilty and fine of $5.00 and costs. State vs.

Melvin Sumrall. 'Assualt Coilms, colored, ac.used Mamie Barlow, colored. i Weems, J. H. Griffin, W.

bers have agreed to start their work western Publishing Company vs. August King, et al. Debt. Judgment by default for the plaintiff in amt. pay roll stops.

Of course Quitman is a Court House town and some say the adenhead. one time fiscal calhoun, J. E. Graham, and Tom betore Miss Cook returns. and battery.

Nol prossed. sued for. the Mississippi Casualty and Honorary pall-bearers were people lived before the mills came. So MILDRED FRANCES DAVIS The Mason Tire and Rubber Co. company, who is charged MISSES CHRISTINE AND AGNES Geo.

S. Weems; Sr, Hon. D. vs. L.

tJ. Atchley. Declaration for lining money under false ENTERTAINS ON BIRTHDAY Mildred Frances Davis entertained BASKETT HEARD OVER WCOC they did, but there were not so many of. them and they did not live so high. Iberg, Dr.

A. P. Hand, Hon. A John- debt. Passed pending settlement.

in connection with the sale ton, J. W. Box J. H. Rash, R.

C. Mrs. Mrytle Dobbins vs. J. A.

Mc- Friday afternoon at the home of her It takes more cash to keep them going Lenlon Petition. Continued on account parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Davis, Little Misses Christine and Agnes Weems, W. H. Patton, J. H. Mauldin, the insurance company to erk G.

0. Harger, -of Clarke in Quitman awaiting the the Grand Jury. Cadenhead in the sum of $5,000.00 and T. Graham, J. D.

Cameron, Rev. wnen ner seventh Dirthday anniversary was enjoyed by a host of little now than it did long ago. They did not have such high taxts; they did not have so many school and road ex M. Phillips, J. E.

Toney, and Will illness of plaintiff. Otho Spain vs. Fred Stephenson. Declaration. Settled.

Peoples Bank of Shubuta vs; Robert Bonney. Continued and plaintiff al girls and boys. Baskett, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. R.

S. Baskett, of Enterprise, sang over radio station WCOC Tuesday evening. Their selections were "Moonlight and Roses" and "Carolina Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Coker enter enminary neanng to await Weems, Those attending the funeral" from penses as now.

Things have changed oi tne Clarke County Grand tained the guests with guessing games and contests. Janie Dunnam lowed 60 days to plead and file cost a whole lot Peopie have been planning ior prosperous times and not for hard bond in amount of $150.00. guessed the number of peanuts in btate cases prosecution tmdled by District Attorney out of town were J. H. Ledyard and wife, A.

E. Ledyard and wife, H. H. Ledyard and wife, A. E.

Ledyard, They were accompanied by times. Mills Morris Company vs. L. G. the Sarah Coker won the pnza for the best dancer.

Miss Elizabeth Dear. Atchley, trading as Atchleys Garage. (ler, of Meridian, assisted by There is no use running away. It Declaration. Settled and dismissed, w.

of large number of out-of- will be the same in other places, peo HOWARD L. ROGERS NOW WITH Harold Ledyard, Austin Ledyard, Mrs. F. L. Walton, Mesdames Luther Heidelberg, and Frank Freeman of After the games and dancing the little folks marched into the dining room where they were served all kinds of fruits, nuts, candy, delicious ple are working under similar condi S.

W. McCLINTON STORE prs are in attendance at the en as all the Clarke Coun- ice cream and cake. Waynesboro, Mrs. Mary, L. Mrs.

Delia Roberts vs. Dan Roberts. Declaration. Jury and verdict for defendant. National Salesmans Training Association vs.

E. T. Singley. Appeal. On motion to dismiss.

Butler Brothers vs. Waltman, tions in most places. The whole South is going to be without saw mill pay rolls in the very near When "Howard L. Rogers has arrived Quitman from Collins, and The little hostess was presented Rush. Lauderdale Miss lg is list of cases handled.

1 1 1 ps noted, up to Thursday wiui a uuiiiow ox nice gilts. Halsell. Ijmrel: Miaa Wis nom now employed with S. W. McClinton 1.

r.RAMMAR srwnnr. raskpt mas at nome ana out-ot-town sent a store. Mr. Rogers for the past three years has been with the Collins Mer- including those cases in defendants plead gUilty Results on all other cases administrator, and U. S.

Fidelity and BALL TOURNAMENT k8 "unioer oi tioral otfenngs, Guaranty Company. Declaration. Judg eant.ilp Comnanv nf. r.ollina anA i in Funeral services were held at the ment f9r plaintiff by default. Writ experienced store man.

He is a young At the last meeting of the County in any way during the of the term will appear in of this paper. uj. m4uiLjr. man 01 Pleasing personality and ap- Dandrige Barnett vs. GreenStrick- pearance and Mr.

is to be Teachers' Association, a committee XTrm tjo.v nr was appointed to make arrano-ementJ Weems' Rev- Chas. Wesley officiat- iana ana Millie isincKiana. weciara- (-one-ratiilntA-l n-nnn the timber is gone they Will have to get their living out of the ground. Timber has been easy money but the ground will support more people than timber or any other one thing. Not only those who worked in the mills will miss them when they are gone but the merchants who sold them goods will, find it sledding when the lumber money ha stopped flowing in.

And if the taxes are so high that the lumber companies can for a County Tournament for Gram- Rev N. A. Edmond, pastor Shu tion. On motion lor COStS. an assistant.

We are (Hart wolnnio -ll 1- XT "I Hit Tl I c- siate cases Joe Walker. Murder. Ar-and plea of not guilty. of not guilty withdrawn ossed aa to murder and mar School Basketball. lata' Baptist church, assisting.

luu lie duties vs. i. j. luuure. ue- Mr.

Kno-ers na a pitman of nny imtm The following teams have already Trrt ciaraiion. un motion lor cusvs. i xt o.in.. ciii.c&u ui uic 1 1 MKC I YD. rcw Ulicoua auu In DPrnn 1 vnm txt iti a nnn Grove, boys and girls; Hopewell, boy UIuajr wun w.

j. ratton lity as to charce of man- Cffw I-. OF 121 TIRE AND SERVICE Sentenced to ten years in STATION and girls; Stonewall, boys and girls; cnarge oi arrangements. Mont Rose, boys and girls; Quitman. nary.

boys and girls. TRUCK GROWERS REQUESTED KjUiuuKiiaiM luigt vuiupaxij vs. a. W. Lewis, trading as Pachuta Drug Company.

Appeal. On motion for P. R. Bethea has taken over the 121 w. Press Cooper.

Selling of not sruiltv withdrawn mu 1 1 ir i i not afford to hold the cut over lands. Tire and Service Station in Quitman 15th as the date for holding the costs. i guucy entered. To be tney will surely go back to the state. tnnrnomoTit a-nA will wiaat in Vta I 1 Merchants and Manufacturers Bank D3 ftlendS and in that event there will be no taxes fat all from that source.

If W. Press Cooper. Selling vs. J. r.

Mcivinnon. declaration, con- fice of the County Supt. Monday UilM wnu is in cnarge oi afternoon, March 10, at 3:30 to draw truck growers activities in Clarke oi not guilty withdrawn UUUGU HUU UVJ.V11UHI1V vw mm I rrm. r-nmmm which to plead. DeSOTO NEWS for places and teams.

Any school wish county, announces that those who are guity entered. To be sen- G. B. bhirley vs The Liong-aelll Preachine Rervices were pondnnted that should happen then the small farmer would be taxed a good deal higher to make up the deficiency. Of "BtlorC wor" hrnhlet I nning to plant cucumbers can now Jim Weir.

Selliner liauor. MJ Methodist church. Sunday at Kunty withdrawn and plea ing of the committee. Send your en- cbtain their seed from truckers head-try to the County Supt. quarters in Quitman.

Truckers are re- course the more sensible way would 30 days, and plaintiff given 30 days P- m. oy cro uic ui ana costs in jail, with S300.00 and to file other pleas. Jones, the pastor. The services were be to reduce the taxes at once so it won't happen. W.

ti. 1-oster, Chairman of Com. quested to get their seed as soon as I Possible as thev should he nl anted George Uender vs. New Orleans and Ved hv all nresent ppended during good be- .1 1 i-1 I Most people will -claim thev can't FIRE DESTROYS RESIDENCE OF from March 20th until the first week nlnatinr, Jnrv nd verdirt fop nUint. D' Elley SPent Iast Week-end With Jim Weir.

Selline liauor. iff for $100.00. nome ioiks nere guilty withdrawn and plea do well on a small sahuy but if the matter is looked into it will probably be found they are not doing much on C. D. Christian, trading a3 Stand-1 Miss Wmme Mosley.

of Meridian in April. The seed can be obtained from Mr. The home of J. D. Riley was totally Moravec at the buildine opposite the fered.

Fine of $500.00 and ard Tie and Lumber Co. vs. A. lx. is visiting Mrs.

Velma Pannell, aays in jail. $300.00 and ppended during good" be- cucKaiuw. Appeal, uugiiieiiii xui a large salary. So if they must move Mrs. Lydia Shirley, of Shubuta, plaintiff.

it may not prove so diasterous as thev destroyed by fire Saturday morning. iVibune office. The dwelling was located about eight miles north of Quitman onthe Me- NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION George Tillman vs. Meridian Coca- visited M. C.

Palmer last Tues Jim Weir. Selline liauor. Cola Bottling Company and Climax day. would like to have you believe. Any guilty withdrawn and plea ridian-Quitman road.

The loss was to an order passed bv the way conditions are here and there will Urug btore. declaration, jnoi tnaoie Mis8 Pannie Chancellor, of Maxie, iterea. Sent to files dur-havior of defendant. Jim Weir. Selline liauor.

estimated at around and was I roara oi supervisors of Clarke Coun-only partly covered by insurance. ty Mississippi, at a regular meeting MooHom Neelw vs Mutual Benefit and Mrs. L. V. McNeal visited withdrawn and plea ered.

Sent to files during Health and Accident Association. De- relatives here last Sunday. The fire oriffinated in tha kitchen mu'KO notice is nereoy ine ure onginatea in tne Kitcnen IVn tn anerial eler-tinn mill pr ot the defendant. in the early morning hours when held on the 29 day of March. A.

D. claration. Bemurrer heard and taken m. C. Palmer and son, Clifford, LKeyvt'E.

E. Jackson and Mrs. Jam J. Mabry breakfast was being prepared. lirfO, in and for that certain territory Hen James.

Selling liquor y. $250.00 and costs and have to be considerable retrenchment -as the income decreases. It might be all right to cut out the whiskey first as a matter of personal expense. That will also help simplify the court calendar, and the grand jury won't have to sit so long, and there won't be so many to board on the county highways. It might be a good thing to buy described as Sections 4, that part of ail.

$150.00 and 60 days Company. Declaration Not triable and 01 ounuay. motion for time to plead. I Jack Coker of this place visited Sterline Harris vs. J.

F. (Frank) relatives in Hero IN MEMORY OF MRS. MARY STwStS Sff'Sffi ring good behavior, ack Wells. Selline liauor, DwuunAin nan oi section all in township 4, In loving memory of our dear range 16 east, Clarke County, Miss- ly. Fine of $100.00 and mother, who died Feb.

25th, 1927. The l'PP1' comprising the Devoe Public oays jail. A. (Gus Beavers. Sell Pippin.

Bank of Quitman, garnishee. th- Writ of garnishment. Garnishee dis- pa 01 hl charged. Mr. and Mrs.

E. T. Cooley and Mrs. Winner, Klein and Company vs. D.

Louise Shoemake visited in Waynes-T. Coker. C. L. Gray, and C.

L. Gray Death Angel visited our home and ffiLTfl: lifi'K" some of the cut-over lands before thev flea of not guilty with- carried away the most precious jewel residing in said territory in said get too high in price and use them for pasture or for raising diversified pa of guilty entered. Fine pd costs and 90 days in and 60 dava susnended there. I school district the proposition as to 52' "ST iiilV Misses Herrington and Harris of Dear mother, we know you are T.ner trritory sha. he annex- penavior.

weej Quitman and Messrs. and The Donald Company. vs. J.I Kennedy visited Misses Annie and ltvl niauc a uaib ui. tne Deal with Jesus.

Pam and sorrow you suf- Line Consolidated. School District, ot A. (Gus) Beavers. Sell-lea of not guilty with- W. Windham, Waynesboro number Elizabeth Coker Sunday.

crOps. Some of the fertilizer should be produced here by keeping more live stock instead of shipping so much in. All these things will have to some to -pass. So we say, "Eventually why not uomoanv. irarmsuee.

inn ux toiuuui j. ia oi guilty entered. Sent in nu uiuie. xvvas so nam to give saia county ano state, and to assume you up, Dear mother. We all loved you jts prorata part of any outstanding so dearlv.

and vou did so i' 4e.bted.ne?s the said Beat Line Con- good behavior of the ment. Motion to amount answer of rs- oarDer 01 enaian nas garnishee and garnishee given 5 days, returned home after spending several L. M. Hanner vs M. Broach, W.

days with her sister, Mrs. D. E. Busby now?" AaaA it itt JS'Jlidated School District may have deeds here on, this earth. We have ai provided bv law in such rases.

phn McRae. Selling liq- 11 i.hinmsn i a oartnersmo cum-1 The lumber companies will have to guiity. jine of $100.00 90 days in jail. take care of themselves when the tim Bank" of Sian, visited, at the home of their parents, pamishpe. Writ of garnishment.

Mo- Mr. and -Mrs. T. H. Coker last week- leroy Davis.

Rape. Ar- no one to comfort us now through our Said election will be held at the trials, only Our Father above. But He FpvOR School House in said territory doeth all things well and he always if1? tt? Jfi7 5 1 A' 1930 and-will be conducted Chooses the choicest ir. the same manner as all 1 piea 01 not guilty and second week. ber here is gone and they have all they do to look after their own business.

The people will also have to look after, their own business or it tion to amend answer of garnishee end. and garnishee given 5 days to comply Wells and famijy of Maxje elford Collins. Murder. Dear mother we know you are only pnd plea of not guilty Monday second week, fnry Ivey. Assault and asleep and we do not worry about you our signatures, this the any more.

We are only praying that 4Jl Wetherbee, Gray, and C. L. Gray visited relatives here last week-end. Lumber Company, garnishee. Writ of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Newton, of camishment. Motion to amend answer rVncnrn visited relatives here last. will not be looked after. If there is no planning done there can be no progress.

James Madison. pued on deferred sent- we Will meet you the happy beyond. Mary Donald, Election Corn- of garnishee and garnishee given One who loved her dearly. I missioners of Clarke County, Miss. lM7-4t, Vobs.

Bossessioh of 'days to comply, March 5, 1930. Quitman, Miss..