What is the setting of Really, Doesn't Crime Pay by Alice Walker?

In Really, Doesn't Crime Pay, the setting shifts from September of 1961 to May of 1958 and then back to September of 1961. In 1961, the setting is in a new Southern home equipped with all new furniture. In 1958, the setting is Ruel and Myrna's old home where their toilet is in a wooden house in the yard. Other scenes happen outside by a creek, in a waiting room, or in a hospital. All of these places are located in Hancock County.