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Carl Vaden, wife ands baby, were visitors in the home of Charley Vaden Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Turner Gilley were visitors in the home of Mack Pharr the first of last week. We are sorry to report that Dennis Wigginton’s baby is very sick. Misses Eva and Ola Pharr attended the field day practice at Belmont Sunday. Mrs. Mack Pharr and Ella Gilley were guests in the home of Mrs. C. H. Cranford at Golden, last Monday. Come on all you correspondents and let us have the news! The Times is getting better each week. Let’s help to make it the best paper of all. Well, as news is scarce I will be going. PUG ________________________________________________________________ MARIETTA ROUTE ONE As I have not seen any thing in The Times from this place, thought I would give you a few items. Health of this community is very good, with the exception of a few cases of severe colds. The Sunday school at Roaring Hollow is progressing nicely, with a good attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Malone are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Robert Parish, in Alabama, this week. Mrs. Mae Crowell spent one day with Mrs. Tom Crowell. Mr. and Mrs. Gable Malone visited Mr. .and Mrs. Turner Gilley last Thursday. Misses B. Sanders and Cordelia Gilley visited with Miss Ella Gilley last week-end. Mesdames Claudie Malone and Henry Gilley visited Mrs. Maudie Moreland last week. R. C. Franks was the guest in the home of Pelmon Gilley Saturday night. Come on all you correspondents and let’s help to make The Times better each week. BROWN EYES
FROM TISHOMINGO The county examinations were held her Saturday. There were thirty-nine high school students who took the examination and twenty-one grammar school students. This was quite a showing, as examinations were held in four other places in the county. Everyone seemed very pleased and left with hope of being the winner. Prof. Howard of Iuka; Prof. Finch, of Belmont; Prof. Bacon, of Golden and Prof. Nettles, of Tishomingo, had charge of the examination here. REPORTER ________________________________________________________________ PADEN PERSONALS W. S. Greene and wife have returned from Colorado Springs where Mrs. Greene had gone for her health, which we are proud to note which is very much improved. Esq. Owen held his regular term of Justice Court at Paden Saturday and disposed of several cases, both civil and criminal. Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Fugitt and son, Orville, of Golden, were visitors here last Sunday. Herman Castleberry and Sid Saunders made a business trip to Gulfport this week. M. T. Searcy attended the Grand Lodge F. & A. M., at Meridian last week. PADEN SCRIBE ________________________________________________________________ NOTICE On December 23, 1925, a letter containing a nice sum of currency was mailed at this office and was sent by special delivery mailed to a party in New Orleans, La. It could not be delivered and was sent to the dead letter office, later returned here in an attempt to locate the sender. This will be delivered to the party giving proper description and receipting for same. J. L. HALLMARK Postmaster ________________________________________________________________
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