The Brookhaven leader., 1884-11-06
WHITWORTH COLLEGE DOTS.
ny ALPHA.

BtIVa LOCKWOOD ull uOb ndNt slHPlt
vote cast for her in WhitwOrth College.
DIR. johnson preached at Hazlehnrst
last Sunday morning and at Wesson Sun
day night.
We gratefully acknowledge the kind
words in the State Column of last weeks
Clarion.
Mrs. Hawthorn, of Amite City, was the
guest of DIR. Johnsou's family for short
time last week.
Miss Annie LinfeId, of Hazlehurst, hon
ored u few of our class rooms with her
presence last Monday.
Dr. J. p. Wise, of Union Church, and
MIR J. J. Cowart, of Stonewall, visited
their daughters at Whitworth last Sun
day.
Mrs. Kidd has effectually suppressed
Mother Hubbards. Hang them in the
closets, girls for they receive no mercy
from any side.
Nearly seventy-fve copies of the
"LEADER" of Oct. 23rd. were sent by
Whitworth students to their friends in
various parts OF the country.
IL. S. and H. Leo. Scribe patribus S.
thom. Scribe matrem," were the mysteri
GUS characters OH the wall that caused a
C, rtain class to quake last Saturday.
Miss Mamie Afford, Class of 1885, has
our deepest sympathy in the loss of her
| little sister, who died last Thursday at
her home, i'll Gallman, Miss.
A dear little Freshman who has been
reading ancient Roman history writes
home that the entire College is heated by
glddidtOrs. Is there nothing we can do
for our protectionf
Among the visitors from abroad who
were present at the opening of the 1nsti-
tute, we were glad to meet Rev. Mir.
Lewis, of Crystal Springs, Rev. Mr.. How
ell, of Hazlehurst, and Miss Sallie V. Ell
lis, of New Orleans.
"W. J. S." in the New Orleans Chris
tian Advocate, touches the right key
note in his able article ON an endowment
for Whitworth. Thank you, Prof, for
your kind remembrance of MS, and We
sincerely hope your words will he read
and needed by Alumna.
Alpha smiled and felt fattered the 9th
er day on being told that "DOts" i'll last
weeks LEADER were the most interesting
thar had ever appeared. Imagine her
1
membcr,d that only the Honor Roll ap-
peared under "Whltworth College Dots.
We understand that one OF two of the
small schools in the State are initiating
us in publishing doris. We are glad OF
this. Whitworlh, like all else that is
great and noble, is ever ready to lend a
helping hand to the poor and weak, and
some time we will be glad to send these
small enterprises some of our cast OIL
books and pupils.
Last Friday being the birthday OF
Misses Nellie Myer, Annie Hastings and
Ma: ion Hudson, Mrs. Kidd, with her u.s.
ual thoughtfulness, treated all the stu
dents to Il most sumptuous dinner-a red
birthday dinner. Numerous toasts were
drunk i'll clear, sparkling water, and the
three yOnng ladies were the recipients a
many congratulations and good wishes
from their school mates and other friends
HONOR Roll FOR WEEK ENDING No
MEMBER ~, 1SS4.-Mattie Copeland, Retti
Russell, Eva Ratliff, Antoinette Stuck
ry, Carrie Patterson, Lora Barlow, Ma
mie Afford, Fannie Hughston, Marion
Hudson, Willie Galloway, Lizzie Bnie
Anna McCleland, Lnrena Smith, Reni
Rutherford, Rosa Calm, Nellie Myer
Matte Mcdowell, Constance Barrie, Ru
by Wyse, May Milsaps Annah Fergu
son. Joe Belle Williams, Lillian Wise
Mile Hoskins, Emma Smith, Florence
Mcdonald, Bette Ratliff, Mollie Norman
: Atossa Stuckey, Fannie Simmons, Ma.
Bethea, Mary Kibhe, Amanda Williams
Minnie Brown, Mary Mcclellan, Nor
Baggett. Anna Wise, Helen Stewart
, Cora Enochs, Sallie Strickland, Ros
Lipsey, Kate Hughston, Nora Lee Kib
be, May s. Pepper, Mollie Cessna, JOSH
Pfeifer, Mary Lewis, Mary strickland
r Sallie Seavy, Annie Hurst, Annie Eitel
Mary Hoskins, Claudia Barbe, Ella Lew
) enthal, Annie Strickland, Mary Cassidy
= Emma Henderson, Birdie Cocker, Annett
; Harris, Annie Bidrsong, Ruth CrutcheI
Nettie Evans, Emma Towns, Emma Wi
liams, Cornelia Paxton, Miriam Crutchel
Ola Magee, Maggie Buie, Emma Ram
: Blanch Magee, Mamie Martin, Blanc
} Pepper.