Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-11-16
SOCIETY.
Miss Marguerite Buchanan returned
Friday from st. Louis.

Mrs. II. II. McConneu spent several
DAYS in Memphis last week.
Mrs. T. W. Hamilton, Of Houston,
was q visitor 10 our city last week.
MssEva Dunn came up to attend
the minstrel last Tuesday evening.
Miss Francis Abbott entertained the
Social club last Thursday afternoon.
Eugene Buckingham has accepted .
position in the Star Clothing Store.
Carrie Gates spent last week in
town with her cousin Louise Marable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caruthers MoHat, Of
Houston, were in the city one day last
week.
The young people enjoyed a dance
Wednesday evening at the opera
house.
Mr.. R. E. Black, Of Nashville, was 3
pleasant visitor to n Of our young
ladies Thursday.
Mrs. G Ivy and John have return
home after a two weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Houlka.
Misses Leila May and Evelyne Shell
anne home from the l. 1. & O. and
spent a few days with homefolk.
Mrs. Garner Kimball who has been
the guest Of Mr.. O. R. King and fami-
" has returned to her home in Hous-
ton.
why not let let Roosevelt stand patti
1t does not always pay to "call' q pat
hand. They are not always "four-
hushes.''.
Probably that big storm which swept
up the eastern coast was q reminder to
those grasping gods of greed that God
still lives.
M. L. Davis, one of our e~nterprising
farmers, was in town Tuesday selling
his cotton, and paid this Office q short
but pleasant call.
The W. O, T. U. will meet at the
Methodist Church Thursday evening.
Important business and everybody
expected to be there.
Everyone should show their appreci-
alton Of all this prosperity we are
/ having by attending Thanksgiving
Union services on the oath.
Miss Marie Hoyle and her mother, Of
Verona, were called to Okolona Tues
day night to the bed side of their
brother, who had been shot.
Miss Gertrude Elias, of Columbus,
who has been tine charming guest of
her aunt Mrs. Rosensteil returned to
her home Thursday morning.
Let's get a solid growth industrislly
and commercially and educationally
on the South, and then We can cross
swords with any other old solid sec
ton.
The ladies' Of the Aid Society Of the
M. E. Church contemplate having a
Bazaar to begin December 10 and con-
tinue as long as practical Notice will
be given next week of definite ar
rangements.
Mrs. E. p. Hawkins, Miss Annie
Abernethy and Rev. H. A. SmOot and
wife left Tuesday morning for Column
bus, where they will be delegates tc
the State Convention Of the BY. P. U.
Wednesday Rev. Smoot will have
charge of the services.
Mrs. Mamie Crunk entertained the
Lanier Club Wednesday afternoon
of last week. After a very interesting
programme from the Chautauqus was
studied, a delightful menu of severa.
courses was served.
After all the man is bigger than th'
dollar in the sight Of God, but it dom
look like God was paying much atten.
ton to affairs in contests on this line
in America just now. But God is just
and in time works out the problemI
He has so often entrusted to men anC
had them wrecked.
Thanksgiving Day viii be observed
by the Baptist, Methodist and Presby
terrain churches, Of Okolona, in unioI
service at the Presbyterian Church a
II a. m. Thursday "a. An offering vii
be made for the benefit of the Baptist
Methodist and Presbyterian o~rphange
of Mississippi. Everybody invited.
H. A. SHOOT.
]. ". MosELY.
N. G. AUGUSTUS.
On the fifth of November Mr.. AM
Mrs. q. T. Harper celebrated thei
twenty-ffth anniversary. Only rela
tives were invited and a delightful
!, high noon luncheon was served an