Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-01-30

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grow every year.
A most unique social event of tn
past week was the tin wedding recep
ton given by Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Mil
Ter, on the evening of January 26th
The pretty home had been converted
into veritable bower of green. Th,
hall, parlor and dining room beinl
tastefally decorated with the jackson
vine and cut flowers. Mrs. 2. T. Har
per introduced the numerous guests
to Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and the assist
ing receiving party-Mrs. Hill, Misl
Alice Mitchell and Miss Fannye Mitch
ell. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller stood under
large tin bell with decorations oil
white. Mrs. Porter Davis and Mise
/ Turner served chocolate in tin cups.
The table in the dining room was light
ed with ten candles in apple holders.
A two course luncheon was served on
tin platters. A great number of useful
and beautiful presents were received
by this popular couple. Each lady
guest received little heart shaped
tin candle holder as souvenir. AL
together their tin anniversary was a
brilliant and happy event.
Rev. and Mrs. John w. Moseley, ir. ,
entertained Tuesday and Thursday
nights the members of the Presbyter-
ian church. The cosy manse was all
brightness and life and the evenings
were enjoyed immensely by everyone.
Tasty little luncheons were served by
Misses Boone and Hurlburt. Rev. and
Mrs. Moseley already have quite a
reputation as host and hostess which
they sustained this week. Each guest
was presented with pretty favors-
English walnut shells containing a
small blue band with the verse "Man
lnoketh upon the outer she'll but the
Lord only the heart"
On Saturday afternoon at 2 o CLOCK
Mrs. T. L. Branlett entertain d at
violet luncheon. Violets, combined
with asparagus fern made most effec-
tive table decoration. Covers were laid
for ten. The place cards with appropri-
ate bonmots were hand painted in a
violet design. A pretty bunch Of the
same flower, tied with white ribbons
was given each guest Beautiful music
was enjoyed while a sumptuous lun-
cheon was served in six courses.
Mr.. Ed Buchanan, an old Okoiona
boy, who for the past few years has
held an important position with the
Phoenix Drug Co., at Aberdeen, now
has charge of the prescription and soda
water departments of Bearden fl King
and will be glad to welcome his old
friends and acquaintance. He lie not
only fine pharmacist but an expert
in making soft drinks. Be sure and
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Work on the concrete foundations Of
OF the M. E. church is progressing ra-
pidly as are also the funds in the hands
ct the ladies of the church., Really,
with such loyal and faithful workers it
will indeed be a monument to the
Christian faith. And the ladies are
being ably assisted by their pastor Rev
Brogan, who is not only a planner but
builder.
Mr.. Irving Hill and Mrs. Elma
Conerly, of Meridian, were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony last
Thursday at 4o'clock, at the home Of
Mrs. ]. M. McCool. Mr.. Hill is a
popular railroad man on the M. so.
and Miss Conerly young lady with
many friends in her old home. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
jameson.
Mrs.. Clint Steinberger entertained at
dancing q small crowd Of young people
who "stormed" her Tuesday night.
Rev. I. N. Clegg, Of Macon, was the
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. Moseley Thurs-
day night.
J. p. Harrell entertained his friends
with stag dinner last week.
You need Harness now IL Won evar
did. Let us supply you.
ADAMS q NEUBERT.
Rev. janice Edens OF Atlanta Ca,
was among the visitors here this week
Mr.. Nv. Grimm was circulating
among friends here Monday.
Mrs. Matt Hill, 81 jackson, Tenn, ID
. visitor here this week.
Come in and zee our Valentines.
You can't help but buy afterWard.
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