The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-06-11


I, Hearon, c. A. Lofts and Jake Ed
wards; from Steens. c. A. Miller and
the winsome Misses Nettie McCol-
Tough, Pattie Miller, Mamie McCoi-
Tough, Lille May Miller and Eva Nc
Collough; from Spring Hill. Prof. R.
c. Rector and Miss Ola Hay, Mr.
Carl Taylor and Miss Myrtle Hays,
Mr.. Clel Ray and Miss Trodie Ray,
from Richards; Mr.. Virgil Beasley
and Misses Minnie and Weston Beas-
ley and Addie Hill, from Sunnyside.
The writer and all Of the little Dams
and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Rector, Prof.
T. G.. Rector and Misses Nettie Gra-
ham, Birdie and Jessie Barksdale.' :
Ora Smith, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jeptha
Seay, R. B. Ray and Mrs. Jessie
Younger were among the Melborne-
ties who were in attendance.
Mr.. Ed Dallas was a pleasant eaIE-
er at the home of the Dams yesterday
morning. a
Prof. w. c. Hays. of Star, who has
been attending the Jacksonville Nor
NAL School for several months past,
has returned home, much TO the de-
light of his many friends.
Mrs. j. w. Crawford, of Star, was
a Columbus visitor last Friday. IS
Mrs. Sallie Hays, of Star, is at Bell
at the bedside of her daughter, Mrs.
and we hope for them a speedy re-
covery.
Miss Rena Gilbert, of Columbus, is
pleasant visitor to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Harrison at their home in Star.
Messrs. Clarence Greer. of Flint
Hill. and Elma Goodson, of Steens,
were Star visitors Sunday evening.
1t was our good pleasure Sunday
evening, in company with the mis-
sionary, Miss Pearl Lofts, of Sunny
side, to call at the hospitable home
| of Hon. John F. Hays, of Star, where
the young folks had gathered to en-
| joy song service. We were greatly
pleased to meet his two lovely daugh
| ters, Misses Canada and Ozie Hays,
who are accomplished musicians and
vocalists, and to enjoy and take part
in some of the incest music that we
| ever heard.
Mr.. w. L. Presley. of Sunnyside.
was off to Woodlawn last week to
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
| PRESLEY.
Miss Ethel Vaughn, of Woodlawn,
is on a pleasant visit to her aunt,
NSs. W. L. Pessley, at he home in
Sunnyside
Hon. John H. Hill and Miss Pearl
Lofts, of Sunnyside, We're visitors TO
Steens last Friday, and while there
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ". E.
Hill and Miss DOME Logan.
Mr.. Viron Smith, of Baxter, spent
Sunday in Sunnyside as the guest of
Hon. and Mrs. John II. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parm Shelton spent
several days of the past week with
the latte's mother, Mrs. James Beas-
ley, at her home in Sunnyside.
Rev. T. A. Hancock, of Fernback, /
filed his regular appointment at As
bury Church last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Ward spent /
last Sunday with the formers broth +
er, Mr.. Pink Ward, at his home in /
Sunnyside.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ridgeway /
spent Saturday and Sunday with /
their daughter, Mrs. Ira Mordesai, |
who, we are sorry to say, is quite /
sick.
Prof. Clinton Rector, of Melborne. |
and Miss Ola Hays and Mr.. Carl Tay- /
lor and Miss Myrtle Hays, of Rich
ards, spent Sunday very pleasantly /
in Star as the attractive guests of the
winsome Miss Fannie Falkner, and /
while there they visited Misses Ozie
and Canada Hays.
Misses Eva Williams, Jessie Barks-
dale, Pearl Allen, Birdie Barksdale
and Trade Ray, in company with
Messrs. George May, John Ford, II
Celia Blalock and Clel Ray, spent
Sunday evening very pleasantly with
Miss Ida May at her home in Friend
ship.
Misses Matte Ellis, Minnie Ayers,
and Amanda Dowdle spent Sunday
evening very pleasantly with Misses
Canada and Ozie Hays at their
home in Star.
Prof. Brown Hays, one of Stars
most highly respected young men, is
on the sick list Dan.