The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-08-19

news teiephoned to 1873 will be given
careful attention and will be much APP
preciated
Misses Ruth and Mary Ella
McFarlane spent Sunday in West
Point Their many friends re-
GREETED to see them leave Thursday
for Ouray, Col, where they will
spend the winter.
MIR. Alexander Mcmillan is in
the delta.
Mrs. Broyle Nichols spent last
week in Maben.
Mrs. Herbert Evans spent
Wednesday in West Point.
DR.. Granville Sykes has re-
turned from a delightful trip East.
Mrs. f. r. Burros of Columbus,
spent Saturday in town.
Mrs. Octave Sykes and chill
dren are at Chicago Beach.
Miss Annie Low Jonas enter
tanned at bridge Friday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Herbert Evans.
Edward and Mae Yeates re-
turned Friday from a two weeks
visit to their grandmother. at Ma
ben.
Mrs. John Crawford and chill
dren of West Point are guests of
Mrs. Adam Carlisle.
MIR. Tom Sykes spent Wednes-
day in West Point.
Rev. and Mrs Tucker are visit
ing at Strong Station.
Misses Lillian Daniels and
Belle Burkett are the guests of Mrs.
Broyle Nichols.
MIR. Herbert Evans of Chicago,
arrives tomorrow.
MIR. and Mrs. Stacios come
Thursday To spend month with
Mrs. +. l.. Sykes.
MIR. q. A. Ferguson spent
Wednesday in West Point.
Miss Agnes Carlisle has returned
from Guntown.
-Msss Hattie Oliver is the at
tractive guest of Mrs. Corinne Rog-
ers.
MIR. Carl Rose is spending a
few days with Mr.. Rollie Fits.
Mrs. Paine Mcmillan is visit
ing relatives in starkville.
Mr.. Fred Thompson is expec-
ted next week.
Capt. j. w. Lee of Birmingham
is i'm town this week.
Mr.. j. NJ. HiggasOn left Thurs
day for Salt Lake and Sanfrancisco
-Messrs Robert Maynard. Wood
lie Baker, Maynard Holmes and
Frank Carter attended the dance al
Greenwood Springs Tuesday night
The ball game Tuesday after
noon between the Elks and the
school team created a great deal OF
excitement, but the school team
was easily victorious. Miss India
Carlisle, sponsor for the Elks. and
her maids Misses Vivien McQuiston
Sallie Clifton, Mary Lou Maynard
were chaperoned by Mrs. Gay. ant
Miss Corinne Walker with hel
maids Misses Augusta Baker. Patsi'
Dulin, Ruth Mcdonald and Hamil
ton were chaperoned by Mrs. ID
w. Houston. Both parties, il
automobiles attractively decorated
in their respective colors, looked
gay and inspiring to the players.
Miss Corinne Walker enter
tanned with dancing Monday even
I ing.
Mrs. Frank Carter. Mise
/, Gertrude Wicks and Norma Eek
, ford and Mrs. John Binford re
turned Thursday from GREENWOOD
Springs.
Al Miss Mary Lou Maynard wa
q hostess at pretty bridge part
Saturday afternoon complimentin
!, Miss Hattie Oliver Of West Point
Mrs. Winston Houston. Jr., wo
the prize.
Misses Minyon Therrel enter
tanned Monday night for Miss Mel
Furr Of Pontotoc. Her guests wer
Messrs c. r. Sykes. Clarence Brown
: DR.. Furr and Misses Cleo Melon
!. aid and Nell Furr.
Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR Therrel
have announced the eneagemen
! aud approaching marriage Of thei
> daughter. Mary. TO Mr.. Thoms
Fife Paine.
Mrs. Raymond Graham an
little Katherine are guests OF Mn
lSpraeins.
4 -Mp. Clay McGauehey IN
children q Tupelo. are visitin
Mi0 Matte Haughton.
Mr.. William Fair 81 Memphil
came Wednesday and y tbe enel
n Mn. e. o. 8vken