The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-03-22

cA'ef pa 1iSAPuANe ~ hHS Hlotdii0
ito b services at the First PreSby-
Ter ian church Sunday, delivering
the main sermon. Mr.. Caldwell
wa formerly pastor of this church
in This city, just before Rev. MIR.
Maddox accepted the pastorate,
and his many admirers in Green
woD I'D are elated over the success
he is having in the upbuilding
and growth of his charge at Yazoo.
City.
The Methodist Missionary So
ciety met with Mrs. L. F. Barrier
Mo nday, and committees were ap-
poi ted to arrange for entertain
ing the Missionary Institute which
mee ITS here Wednesday and Thurs
day next. Delegates from all over
the Winona District are expected.
Eve rybody invited to attend. The
can dy sale takes place Saturday
afte rnoon. The Society meets
with Mrs. 7. R. Gregory on next
Monday afternoon,
Mrs. Anderson gave an elegant
bridge and rock party last Tues
day afternoon for her daughter,
Mrs. Oscar Johnston, of Friars
Point. Mrs. Charlie Workman won
the bridge prize, while the rock
prize went to Mrs. R. T. Jones.
Mrs. DR.. W. T. Johnson, in a cut
with Miss Nichels, won the BOBBY.
A tempting two-course luncheon
was served to "a guests.
Rev. DR.. Archer, of Greenville,
and one Of the oldest preachers
of he Mississippi Central Presby-
terry in the point of service, was
a prominent visitor to the city
last Sunday participating in the
installation of DR.. Jos. Rennie as
past Tor of the First Presbyterian
church. While here he was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Lee
Sims.
lon. J. G. Mcclure, editor of
the Yazoo City Herald, was a
prominent visitor to the city last
participating in the in
s~tallation of DR.. Jos. Rennie as
past or of the First Presbyterian
church, Mr.. Mcclure was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Giles
pie while here.
An Easter program of music is
prepared by the choirs of
the different churches to be rem
Sunday evening, April 9TH,
at the Presbyterian church. This
will be a union service, and free
will offering will be taken for the
Daughters Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, of
junction, Colo, are the
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.
Gille spie and other friends here
week. They are well pleased
with their new home. Mr.. Will
son is engaged in fruit growing at
junction.
Alderman B. L. Young says he
will give Greenwood a progressive
adm nistration if elected Mayor
and his friends claim that he has
good chance to win.
The Earnest Workers were de-
ightfully entertained Monday aft
9rnoo on at the pretty home of Mrs.
Dr.. D. S. Humphreys, in North
Mr. IS. Oscar Johnston, of FriarS
is the appreciated guest of
Ter mother, Mrs. S. M. Anderson,
IN south Dewey street.
Superintendent L. w. Gay, of
he county convict farm, made us
IN agreeable call while in the city
asst Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ellis, Jr.,
md bright little son, Wallace Gil
espie, were over from Berclair,
sumo lay.
Ho IN. Sim Hemphill, one of Car
county's splendid citizens, was
n the city on business Tuesday. '
Richard C. Townes was down
rom his Omega plantation home {
m b tlsiness Thursday morning.
Barnes Humphreys started out .
N his tour of registering the vot- -,
RS Of the county this week. |
j. I. Flanagan, who has recent
Y be en- quite sick, was in the city I
IN b lsiness Tuesday.
. ~s
Jul ge McClurg came over from
lis Lexington court and spent
'und ay at home.
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Dr.. W. D. Wilson and daughter
we're downfrom Schlater Tuesday.