The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-19
Rnriul ann ~3Brrsnnal

Mr.. John Livington Of Sherman was
in town Monday.
Mrs. Eastman, Of Palmyra, Mo-, is
visiting Mrs. g. w. Troy.
Mrs. o. B. Rogers visited relatives in
Columbus this week.
F. F. Filgo of Chesteryille'was here
on business Thursday
d. r. Deason and family, Of Planters
vile, were in Tupelo Saturday.
Mr.. j.. P. Lawson of the Bog neigh
borhood was in Tdpelo Tuesday.
Mrs. Johnson and Miss Jennie Lowry
of Verona were in Tupelo Monday.
Mr.. Joe Short of Meridian, is in the
city, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Les
Smith.
Mrs. Vinson has as her guests her
three sisters, the Misses Clark, of New
York.
Rev N. G. Augustus Of Pontotoc Wis
tied friends in Tupelo last Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Emma Edmonds came from
Corinth to spend Saturday and Sun
day at home.
Misses Mile Brown and Louise Fra
ger attended the musical festival at
Columbus this week.
Mrs. Pruitt Monaghan and children
visited her father, L. 2. Burney, near
Nettleton the pastsweek.
Mr.. Bob Senter Of near Fulton, who
is now attending school at Baldwin,
visited relatives west of town this
week.
Miss Louise Clark, of Verona, has re-
Gently returned from a visit to Florida
and has been the guest of relatives in
Tupelo.
Rev. J T Cunningham of Tupelo, a
sanity character 70 years old, is the
guest of his son Rev. J E Cunningham.
Grenada Sentinel.
M~essers Thos. Lauderdale, jim Redus
and Toe Clark of Shannon and J NJ
Thomas have been to st. Louis to pur-
chase horses.
Mrs. E. D. Hood is to entertain the
card club this afternoon. Mrs. Hood
is always a charming hostess and the
affair Is sure to prove enjoyable.
Mrs Wetherbee, of Meridian, VINO
has been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. G.. A. Rush, has returned home.
She vas accompanied by little lone
Rush.
Mr.. Escor Crouch and Miss Mauee
Sumner were married at the home of
the bride on Sunday the 14th inst,
Rev. S. D. Shelton performing the
ceremony.
Quite a compliment was paid DR..
dent of the State Medical Association
which met in Gulf Port recently. This
honor shows that he is justly appreci-
ated by the medical profession through
out the state as well as at home.
There will be services both morning
and evening at the Presbyterian church
Sunday. At the morning service the
pastor, Rev. A. 0. Price, will preach
the first of a series of three sermons
on the questions what Think we of
Christ. What Shall | do With Jesus
Who is Called Christ, Behold Him."
The public cordially invited. The hour
of the evening service has been changed
from 7;30 to 500 O'Clock.
On Thursday afternoon the "As You
Like 1t" Club held a delightful meet
ing with Mrs. VI. E. Leake in her
beautiful new home. An old fashion
spelling match led by Mrs Will Hoyle,
was an attractive feature of the after
noon in which everyone took part with
a great deal of interest. Miss Jennie
Nay Harris in a cut with Miss Mary
Heard Cunningham, won the prize, an
ivory site, fan. A tempting salad
course with orange ice was served.
DR.. Black delivered his sermon on
''The Immortality of the Soul to a
large Ind apnreciative congregation
on last Sunday. The pastors of the
other churches We're present with their
congregations to hear the discourse,
The Profound question eff a man die
shall he live again." was answered in
a most able and eloquent manner. The
entire sermon showed deep study and
research and was highly edifying as
well as entertaining to tho&e who heard
it.
On Monday evening, April 9Th the K.
of P. Lodge initiated Mr. R. E. Hum
phries into the mysteries of the rank OF
Page and Esquire. Messrs. Lester
| Wagner and Joe Angle were also given
the rank of Page. At the meeting on
Monday evening the 18th, the rank of
Esquire was conferred on MIR. Wagner
before a very large attendance. The
Lodge has had so much work to do in
the past that it has necessitated their
remaining in session until a very late
hour, so in the future only two degrees
| will be given at a meeting, and if ne
cessary call meetings will be had to at
tend to the work. For next meeting
night the work will consist in confer
ing the rank Of Esquire on Mr.. Joe
Angle, the third on MIR. Wagner and
voting on several applications. Alarge
attendance is earnestly desired. All
visiting Knights IN good standing are
cordially invited to meet with US.