The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-17

Miss Anna Banks. OF Columbus,
IS visiting Mrs. r. O. Reynolds.
Mr. Hal Parchman, Of Dora,
Alabama, spent Monday in Aber-
deem.
Mrs. Cliff Fowler is visiting
Mrs. Neville. at Castallian Springs.
Miss Ruth Lenoir, Of Muldon.
is the guest of Mrs. Jack Mcmillan.
Mr.. Osborne Moore, Of St
Louis, spent several days last week
with relatives in Aberdeen.
Rev Mr.. and Mrs. Weed were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Terrell at West Poin, the first of
the week.
Mrs. John Blakemore has re
turned to Corinth after few days
spent with Mrs. Howard Scrape
Mr.. VIII Fowler is back from
Castallian Springs.
MIR. d. W. Houston spent sew
eral days last week at Vicksburg at
tending the Bar Association.
Judge and Mrs. Maier, of
Evansville, Indiana, are visiting
their son. II. w. Maier.
DR.. r. P Wendell spent last
week in Kansas City with his broth
/ er, Mr.. James Wendell.
Miss Virginia Jones, of Laurel.
/ is a guest of Miss Amalie Sykes.
Mr.. Acker Rogers was in Col
umbus recently.
Mrs. Needham Hatch was host
ess Of the Queen Of Clubs on Friday
of last week. Mesdames Walker
Fowler and Joe Smith won the
prizes.
Mr.. c. R. Sykes attended the
Bankers Association at Gulfport
last week.
Miss Ida Carr, of Columbus,
is visiting Mrs. r. 0. Reynolds
Mr. Felix Gunter, Of Jackson,
spent Friday and Saturday in the
city.
Miss Mary Lou Maynard left
Tuesday for Castallian Springs to be
present at the opening ball While
there she will be the guest Of Mrs.
Neville.
Mr.. Levia Owens, Of Grenada
spent Sunday with Mrs. Hattie
Williams.
Miss Bessie Curry, Of Columbus,
is visiting Miss Chapelle Mckinney.
Miss Eleanor O'Connor gives
her farewell recital in Columbus
this week. Her many friends and
admirers are glad t. know that here
after her class here will receive her
undivided attention.
/ Mr.. James McFarlane went to
the Bankers Association at Gulfport
! last week.
| Mr.. John Allen Sykes was home
from the University Sunday.
The Old Homestead was very
attractive last Saturday when Miss
Dorothy Sykes entertained her
small friends with a dolls party.
Mrs. Joe Howard has returned
from a visit to relatives at Oxford
Mr.. VIII Hamilton, Of Column
bus, was in Aberdeen, Wednesday
"A pretty home wedding was
that Of Miss Lucille McCandlass and
Mr.. c. 6. Walton, Of Tupelo, on
last Sunday. The Rev. Mr.. Felts
officiating. Congratulations and
best wishes to the happy couple.
DIR. J. ". Eckford was in
Amory Thursday.
Mrs. Elbridge Smith entertain
ed the Matrons Club Thursday.
Mrs S. F. Hamilton was the
attractive hostess of a charming tea
Saturday in honor of Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. Felts, Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell, Rev. Mr.. Harris and 9TH
ers.
Miss Katie Lou Bankhead Is
visiting in the country this week as
a guest of Miss Carrie Mae Walton,
near Hamilton.
Miss Linda Basham who has
been spending many pleasant weeks
on Southern Heights with her sis
ter, Mrs. W. w. Pickle, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. B. A. Green and little
Miss India, are visiting friends and
relatives in Memphis and Hunts
vile
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Mcknight re-
turned Sunday from visit to their
daughter and grandchildren in Lee
fore county.
j DR.. E. Douglas Hood, of Tupelo,
| Secretary Mississippi Dental Asso-
citation, was a guest of DR.. L. @.
| Nisbet Sunday.
/ Cordial congratulations followed a
1 home wedding Sunday morning at
the home of the bride father, when
Rev, J. H. Felts off ciated at the
marriage of Mr.. c. G. Walton, Of
of Tupelo, to Miss Lucille McCand-
lass, of this city The happy couple
have the Weekly's best wishes for
happiness and prosperity.
Among other products of the
new Aberdeen Oil Mill exported
since it began operations few
weeks ago. are included one car Of