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PACZ FIVH' Tkancay, Jdr 21, U2S. THE K2WT0H KZCCZD, KIXTTCX, tlllSlttlTTl CTlBiomDDDDODDDDHliiB anmnnn) BiifSmmmnp tfBrcooDgmnm.Biira (nmnniiriliD.OGainniim ammnimpliio annimc5a51 pwcmo OUR ANNUAL OTOFTB1ESEAS I STARTING FRIDAY, JULY .27, AT 9:00 ay m. mmmum tsu trap SALE a Involving our entire stock of high grade Merchandise, Dry Goods. Clothing, Shoes Ready-to Wear Luggage, Etc, to be sold at once, without reserve or limit, at prices that will cause a sensation. Everything goes regardless Don't Miss Getting Your Share AGLE LEV IN (EL Newton's Oldest and Dest Store NEWTON, niSSISSIPPI ICE CREflm SODAS and HOMEand'opl.

I VICINITY 3ft. Mf IV Mil 9 Xfk Let your little ones have all they want of our sodas and ice creams. They are PURE, WHOLESOME healthful foods. Come in yourself and cool your tongue and tickle your palate. We are Careful Druggists.

McMULLAN'S DRUG STORE Patron's Union Cafe and Miss Lillian Sansing of Picayune, attended the Sansing reunion here last week. Sheriff A. C. Graham and Deputy John T. Smith were transacting official business in this part of the couniy Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Doolittle and little son, Harry, of DeKalb, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.

M. Beatty, here last Sunday. H. J. Hare of Poplar Springs community was a pleasant visitor at this office while in town on business last Saturday.

Dr. Dudley Stennis, accompanied his sister, Miss Mary, and daughter, Miss Martha, visited Jackson and Mi-gee last Monday. L. G. White was in New Orleans the latter part of last week, where he went for further examination and treatment for his health.

Miss Mattie Roberts, agent at Roberts, attended the meeting of the G. M. N. R. R.

employees at Laurel last Sunday. J. L. Summer arid Capt. J.

J. Hardy were meeting friends and attending to business in Philadelphia and Louisville Wednesday of this week. Miss Jennie Briggs of Greenwood, and Mr. and Mrs. James Briggs of Ma nor, Texas, are guests of their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Briggs, here this Lweek. Mrs.

Walter Freeman and baby, after spending some time with her parents, -Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bunch, left for her home in Louisville, last Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Harris and children of New Orleans, are visiting Mrs.

Harris' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Tanner, and other, relatives here this week.

N. H. Crenshaw, cashier of First National Bank and family in Jackson, visited in the home of Mrs. Crenshaw's sister, Mrs. J.

J. Mclnnis, last week end. Mr. and Mrs. W.

B. Moore of Morgan City, are visiting her mother, Mrs. D. H. Norman, near here this week.

Mrs. Morgan will be remembered as Miss Pearl Norman. T. H. Gatlin of New Orleans, visited relatives here last weekend, his niece, Mrs.

W. R. McDonald, and brother, Jim, and also another brother, Rev. H. A.

Gatlin, Presiding Elder. Miss Bessie Gay of Brooklyn, was a week-end visitor in the home of her aunt, Mrs. Merle Holladay, and went from here home with Mrs. W. J.

Chapman, where she will visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. M. G.

Scarborough are leaving today for Philadelphia for a short sojourn before taking up their school work in Leake county. They have taken three, months of summer work at Clarke College. M. S. Buckley was called to Dallas, Texas, the fetter part of last week on account of the serious illness of his brother, Rube, who "resides in that city.

Mr. Buckley has returned and reports his brother as improving. Supt. J. W.

Overstreet and family of thei Winston County A. H. passed through Newton last Saturday enroute to Pelahatchie, where they spent the week end visiting Mrs. Overstreel's rel "V- Mrs. C.

C. Weems is back at home in Newton with her daughter, Mrs. H. E. Watts, after spending several weeks with another daughter in Shubuta.

She was accompanied home by her granddaughter, Miss Mary Cameron. Hon. G. M. White, General Passenger Agent, and EMalcolin Jones, Industrial Agent, both of the Gulf, Mobile and Northern R.R.

Company, were meeting the citizens of Newton Wednesday. Both of these men possess a most genial personality and are always welcome in our city. Mrs. J. C.

Anderson and children of New been visiting in the home of Mrs. Anderson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. StilL.

for the past few days'J Mrs. 'Anderson and the two youngest girls' returned home Monday night, leaving 'Jariie and Ruby to stay a few days longer.4 L. E. Pierce of Rockwell, Texas, formerly of this county, in renewing his subscription, writes "Please don't let me miss a copy of The Record. Have Mississippi kinfolks visiting us and they are sitting on front porch waiting for the mail man to bring The Newton Record.

They will have to get busy if they beat me to it. I am looking for dad, A Pierce, the latter jart of this week." The board of trustees of the public school received a leter from Superintendent J. G. Bridges, who is in Pea-body College, in which he states that he is working hard, preparing himself to "make Newton the very best school man and is very enthusiastic over the prospects for next session. We might say in this connection that he will receive his Masters Degree before returning home some time in August.

Lamar Alford, traveling salesman for Upjohn Drug Company, with headquarters in Monroe, in renewing his subscription to The Newton Record has the following to say: 'It is a pleasure for me to renew my subscription. The' Newton Record is a source of pleasure to me, and through it I keep in touch with a town that is very close to me. I am very busy indeed these days, but not too busy to remember the happy days spent in Newton with the best people I know." Among tne' Students of Texas University from this country are, Professor and Mrs. C. C.

Alexander of Union, and Misses Ruby and Lois Monroe of Miss Lois, who will teach mathematics and history in the Elementary School of Catchings, is classic fied as a Junior. Miss Ruby, the English teacher of Scott County A. H. S. for the past two years and who will be there again next session, expects to receive her A.

B. degree in August '29. Professor C. M. Cleveland, formerly a Newton Countian who has been with the Department of Applied Mathematics otf this institution for the past eight years will be a candidate for his Ph.

D. degree next June. Trade Notes Call and get our special price on Flour. We also have a large number of other specials. J.

P. MILEY. You buy the best for less" money at COOPER'S. I will pay market price for your Fresh Butter, Tallow, Wax, Wool and good feed sacks. C.

H. REW. 18-26t-pd. Bring yqur Poultry and Eggs to C.H. Rew every day and get top prices, at Bingham Building.

6-25-pd Get your New Records from Bell's. COOPER'S stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries is always Fresh. Give us a trial. We carry a complete line of HOSTESS CAKES. J.

P. MILEY. Gulf Venom kills flies and mosqui- t0M" McBEATHDRUG STORE. COOPER'S A good place to trade. Buy an Orthophonic Victrola for your home and enjoy the better thing of life.

Cenol Fly and Mosquito Destroyer for sale by McBEATH DRUG STORE. Let us do your Phonograph and Radio work. Mail orders receive prompt attention. JESSE K. HAGE-MEYER 2405-6th Street Meridian.

20-4t pd WANTED UabreSu to repair aad to newer any color covert up to px Scad lor prices aad ttmplei. New cord free. ZSS Foarta Street Itefeaa, Ilka. GEO. A.

FTSIISa. tt Buy your shoes and Groceries at COOPER'S and save money. FOR SALE -33 1-2 acres fine land (good dairy farm) lasting waterwest end of Church Street, in the town of Newton, Miss. Phone or write 4 R. A.

WARD, 21-4 Kosciusko, Miss. JUST ABOUT PEOPLE Mrs. G. H. Bunch was" a Jackson visitor last Miss Jim Hoye is visiting relatives in Meridian this week.

L. M. Russell of Hickory, was on the streets of Newton Wednesday. Miss Elizabeth Stennis is visiting relatives in DeKalb this week. vMrs.

Martin is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Edd Chapman. Miss Marjorie Parnell is visiting rel atives in Hattiesburg this week.

Junie McCord is spending this week in Memphis with her sister, Nadine, Miss Grace White of Union, visited her sister, 'Mrs. Tommie Whyte, this week. R. W. Bowling and three sons, made a business trip to Meridian last week end.

-r Ed Conner, son and nephew, arc Spending the week on the Mississippi Coast. Miss Geneva Sansing has returned from a visit with relatives in Philadel phia. Miss Mamie Day of Louisiana, is the guest this week of her sister, Mrs; J. E. Gray.

Miss Margie Allen Bassett has returned home from a visit with relatives in Jackson. i Rufus White of Lexington, his brother, Lewis White, here last week end. Miss LaVirge Daniels and little sister, Janie Earle, visited in Meridian last week end. Mr. and Mrs.

M. L. Quiche of Carthage, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. R. W.

Bowling. Miss Rebecca Crosby of Indianola, is visiting her cousin, Mary Elizabeth Bingham, here. Miss Nadien McCord of Memphis, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtiss McCord.

M. Foy, prominent attorney of Decatur, was transacting business in Newton this week. Miss Jennie Allen Jenkins is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. T.

Sherman, in Hattiesburg this week. i Mrs. M. L. Branch has returned from Winona, accompanied by her sister, Miss Mary Locke, Miss Virginia Clark of DeKalb, was I the guest last week end of her cousin, i Miss Martha Stennis.

Miss Mary Stennis of Florida, visited in the home of her brother, Dr. Dudley Stennis, here last Mrs. Lonie Jenkins and little daughters are spending the week in Laurel, the guests of C. M. Wells," former Sheriff and Chancery Clerk, of Decatur, was a business visitor here Tuesday.

Mildred and Doris Stennis visited their Mrs. Sidney McLaurin, of Brandon last week end. Ben Walker of Louisvile, and Boyd Walker of ShreveporJ, La, are visiting their mother, who is ill here. Mrs. Scott Boykin and two small sons of Maxie, are visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Edd Chapman. Mr. and Mrs.

Will B. Walton of Jackson, were week-end visitors of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

Jones. Miss Corrie Mae Cole, formerly of Newton, but now of Hattiesburg is the guest this week of Mrs. H. W. Hoye.

Mrs. Lula Ferall and daughter, of Meridian, are here visiting their daughter and grandmother, Mrs. M. Walker. Mr.

and Mrs. Gaddy and daughter are visiting in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Bolton, here. Miss Dora Lee Sansing of Philadelphia, spent last week end in the home of her parents, "Mr. and Mrs. G. L.

Sansing. Mr. and Mrs. Burns Gee of Midnight, were i recent visitors in the home of the fetter's parents, and Mrs. W.

Jones. Miss Mabel Sansing 'of "Philadelphia, J. C. Brown, cattle man of Hickory, was a business visitor here this week. W.

T. Sumrall, farmer and lumber man of Roberts, was transacting bust-! ness in Newton Wednesday. S. P. Grantharn and family of Stringer, spent last week end in the Ford home.

A- J. J. Ford and litle son Joe, of Water Valley, spent Saturday night in the home of his brother J. F. Ford, here.

D. L. Cooper recently remodeled and repaired his residence which adds considerably to, the appearance of the home. Rev. F.

L. Allen filled the pulpit at the local Presbyterian church last Sunday morning in the absence of the pastor, Rev. J. J. Mclnnis.

A new cottage is being erected just across the railroad from the N. depot, but we have not learned who will occupy the building. Rev. J. J.

Mclnnis spent the most of last week at Roberts where he conducted a series of services and reports a good meeting there. MrsH.WYelverJon of Bay Springs, is in the home of her brother, J. F. Ford having been brought here from the Anderson Hospital in Meridian. Rev.

J. J. Mclnnis and Revt J. E. Gray are holding a protracted meeting at Mt.

Moriah church near Bethel this week and report large congregations and good services. The two banks of NVn will close at 1 :00 P. M. on Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday of next week, so that their employees may attend Patrons Union each afternoon. Mrs.

Annie SoneS and daughter, Miss Lorene, are having a new residence erected on the lot just west of Mrs. R. G. Walton's on Church Street and will occupy the same in the near future. We are requested to announce that the revival meeting at Midway begins July 29 Sth Sunday, Rev.

A. H. Miller, Pastor-Evangelist, will assist the pastor. Services at 11 a. m.

and 8 p. daily. Public invited to all services. We are requested to announce that Webber Wilson, candidate for United States Senator, will speak in the city hall in Newton on next Wednesday evening, August 1st, at eight o'clock and that the public is cordially invited to come out and hear him discuss-the issues of the campaign. Combs Gammage and S.

C. Gammage and wife of New York City, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Gammage at Montrose this week. These young men are real estate dealers in the metropolis and had not, visited the old home in more than two years. Leaders of the local Boy Scouts of America request us to announce that Feldman's store will the entire line of official Boy Scout outfits" for their members. By purchase of even a part of the suit, members will have to present their membership cards, otherwise a sale will not be made. SCRIBE.

The McMullan Chevrolet-Company has broken ground for the erection of a new building which faces south on Third Street adjoining the John A. May building. When completed it is understood that offices and sales department will occupy the new building, while the building now in use by them will be used for service department. The little Duncan child that was seriously wounded in an automobile accident Tuesday afternoon is reported as doing, well at the Newton Sanitarium i'but danger. yet The child Mr: and Floyd Gordy is seri-fcuslv ill in the same institution.

Other patients in the Sanitarium are reported doing nicely," among them Hobart fvis, who has been! there more than a nth. 'v The courteous and efficient service of The Rainbow Cafe will be extended to Patrons Union grounds for the next week. Eat with us while you take vacation and enjoy the program. RAINBOW CAf J. A.

COUTWELL, Prop. Wlllllfi We Will Have a Live Poultry Care In NE17TON, SATURDAY, JULY 23TN And will pay the following prices, deliv-ered at car on G. M. N. Railroad: Hens '-2Zz All Leghorns 1.1..

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