The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-03-28
OVER THE COUNTY
WEST.

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DR.. Byles and Miss Byles, from Wi
shona. visited Mrs. John Holmes several
sAays. We are so glad Mrs. Holmes is
Improving 10 health. ~
n Shep Brock represented the west
AEoodmen of the World at the annual
Atrand encampmert at Meridian.
Mrs. Clara Kyle Crank, New York,
HID Mrs. Elizabeth Kyle How'd, Den
er, visited in the home OF Mr.. H. "A.
Cross a.short time ago.
Mr.. Edgar Grantham and family are
4 n addition to our town. Ihey are
ow occupying the W. D. Brock cot
Ahge. 49,,
Miss Mary Gresham has returned
from Durant.
n Bertram Downing entertained a
H lumber of his little friends at a birth
ay party on the evening of the 18th.
Mrs. Lavania Cross has returned
Arom a visit to relatives at Durant.
IL Miss Hassie Mai Caldwell, from Bry--
Int, is boarding with her aunt ana
school here.
A new scene on the school campus
HI the barefoot girl and boy.
'Only a cheap person will try to
lnake another person feel cheap.
We enjoyed two Easter services here
asundav, at the Presbyterian church by
soe pastor, Rev. McMullen, at eleven
a81 the morning. And at the Eplsco-
al church at three in the afternoon.
his was the ending of the Lenten
saryices of that, the Episcopal church,
hlch have been conducted py tnelf
Sastor.
Those from a distance who spent
aster in our town were DR.. and Mrs.
A. Moore and Earle Alexander, Lex
,eton; Miss Sadie and Fred Ellis,
osciusko; E. E. Ellis and Mr.. Penn,
don. Edison Weeks, Possumneck;
onroe Minyard and viii Wright, Ar
ansas.
West was the scene of quite sur
90 wedding last Friday morning
hen Mr.. T. L. Young and Miss Lucy
yrtle Anderson stopped their buggy
front of the parsonage. In rev
oments Rev. w. A. Clark, of the
ethodist church, had met them there
Id performed the ceremony while
Ge couple remained in the buggy. Mr..
bd Mrs. Young left on the afternoon
ain for their future home at Shaw.
The Easter sale, given by the ladies
the Presbyterian church at the
hool house Friday afternoon, was
ell patronzed, every thing being
Id.
Mrs. L. s. Rogers entertained the
aptist Ladies Social meeting at Mrs.
arion Rogers Tuesday. A delicious
ncheon was served, and every moment
ere was one of delight.
Mrs. McConnico, Walden, visited Mrs.
e Grow Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Cross returned
om Jackson Monday. The many
lends of Mr.. Cross will be glad to
Sow he is now at home greatly i'm
owed in health.
Mrs. H. A. Moore is planning to
ave Sunday night for salisbury
mn, where she goes to visit her SIS
r Mrs. D. W. Sauls.
Rev. w. S. Shipman preached in the
.thodlst church Wednesday evening.
Miss Meek, from Grenada, has the
Ilinery department at W. J. Holmes
season. =.
Ne are sorry to hear that Mr.. G. r.
bors has the mumps.
rhe Misses Browne, who teach the
Eanty Line school, passed through
st Sunday.
he Methodist parsonage of this
In is to be improved and the entire
IN is interested in the work. The
les of the Bible study Circle of the
ashvterian church, which is composed
members from other denominations
we'll as their own, has generously
anged to have series of ten enter
nments. to be given once week,
the different members of the circle
helm raise the fund. Mrs. L. P.
II who started the movement, in
ad the people to her cosy home Mon
afternoon, the tenth, to a recep-
n asking each to bring ten cents.
cry body" was there. A delicious