The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-04-02
Personal and Society Notes.
WATCH OUT"


"a Warning for Lent
You better watch ont how you gwin'
de way,
You'lllan' in de place whar de los
people stay,
An some er desc times Mister SataT
FRY me a sinner fer br'akfas'!"
You better watch out how you dancin
to-day
Sho' ez you Twin de hddler's ter pay
An OF Mister Satan QUIZ sho heal
him say:
Fry me sinner for br'akfas' ~
You better watch out. In de sun,
make de hay,
Fo' de winter come on. an de fros'
faliin' gray,
Or, some er desc times Mister Satan II
say:
Fry me- sinner fer br'akfas'I''
Frank l.. Stanton.
Mrs. John Wicks has returned
from a pleasant visit to her relatives,
Dr., and Mrs. Clarence P. Robinson,
/ in Mobile
Mr.. and Mrs. John Franklin, Of
Muldon, with their interesting chill
dren, have returned from an extend
ed visit to Biloxi. and other resorts
IN tie gulf coast.
Mrs Sydenham Moore, and her
daughter. Miss Syddie Moore, Of
Birmingham. are visiting Mrs. Nc
Gee Porter
Mr.. Frank Rogers Of the Memphis
Tar. il visiting Judge ana Mrs Z.
I O. sykes
DR.. Price Ivy, Of MuIdon prairie,
was a visitor in the city. Thursday.
The Bay View Reading Club met
with Mrs. Houston Gilleyien. Mon
day afternoon
No man can understand why
woman prefers being called pretty,
to being called clever, but he can
easily see why he would rather have
her that way.
Mr.. r. A f. Neville. was in the city
Monday for a short visit.
Mr.. Greenwood Haley OF Jackson,
Miss, was the guest Of HE relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Mcmillan,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Haley, il assistant State Com
missioner of agriculture, and ID very
popular in the business and social
circles, Of the capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. O. V. Everhardt
entertained at a lovely dinner
Mrs. Paine Mcmillan has return
ed from q visit to Starkville.
Mr.. Stuart Dennis of West Point
was a visitor here Monday.
If man wants his wife to notice
that button is off his coat, let him
lay twelve-inch golden hair across
the vacant spot.
Mr.. viii Carlisle is back from
Memphis.
Prof. ". G Thornbury, princi-
pal Of the Aberdeen High School,
delivered a scholarly and beautiful
address, at the commencement ex-
ercises of the Stonewall School last
Monday.
Miss Josephine Clifton was host
ess Of The Welch Rarebit Club.
Thursday evening.
Miss Ruth LeNoir. came in from
her prairie home Monday, and is
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. John
Mcmillan.
Col. and Mrs. John Baxter Nc
FarIand are on a touring expedition
through the principal cities of the
State.
Prof. Thomas Sykes, assistant
principal Of the Central Public
/ School, Of Jackson, MICS, is expect
ed home this week. for n visit of
several days
A bright woman has said, that,
THE downward path used to be
paved with good intentions, but
now days most men avoid that
slow old route and take the eleva-
tor"
Rev. Edwin d. Weed and Mrs.
Weed have returned from visit TO
i Corinth, Iuka and Tupelo. where
Mr.. Weed holds monthly mission
/ services.
Mr.. Murray Little, travelling au-
iitor for the Frisco, Is expected
herr at an early date, as the guest
of his mother, Mrs. Henrietta Little.
Mrs. Pain, Mcmillan and Miss
Ruth LeNoir. visited in Starkvillt.
Thursday. the guests of Mrs. 5. l..
James.
Mr.. Julian Evans Of Grrenville.
! l. home for a short visit.
; Mr.. and Mrs Walter Lam, have
named their twin daughters, Pauline