Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-05-02
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WOOtten Is the proprietor.
Mr. Chas. Hardin has mOveJ
his family back to Macon. w,
regret their departure, but the de
mands of business must be needed
Mr.. Calhoun Swallow has re
turned from a trip to Illinois, his
former home.
Mr.. Otis Johnson is in Memphis.
Tenn, taking a business course.
His place at the drug store is filled
by Mr.. Oscar DOtherow.
DR.. Owen, of the Baptist Home
Mission Board of Atlanta, filed
the pulpit at the Baptist church
Sunday evening. His hearers were
delighted.
Rev. f.. G. Lee Is at Coden in
quest of health. We hope he will
be greatly improved by his stay
there.
Mrs. A. G. wilkins has returned
from a visit to her sister, Miss
Alice Cook, who Is teaching in
Hickory.
Miss Dick Cosby arrived Mon.
day from Bowie Texas, where she
spent the winter.
Mr.. Chilcoat was elected town
clerk this week to fill the vacancy
caused by the removal of Mr.. G. G.
Hardin.
Mrs. Annette Tindall made a
week END visit to friends in Macon.
Mr.. Owen, one of the good roads
men, has moved his family to
town and is occupying the cottage
on Oliver street vacated by the
Hardin family. We welcome
them.
Mrs. Swallow and daughter are
ct home after a lengthy visit
to Mrs. Bragg of Bent Oak.
A number of Miss Helen Ham.
bricks young friends were invited
last week to attend a six O'Clock
dinner at Mrs. Turner's, nea,
Crawford, where Miss Hambricl
Is boarding. They report a de.
Aghtful evening. Miss Hambrick's
school closes very soon.
Mrs. Harrison Shull, Distric,
Secretary, and Mrs. Alex Menee..
delegate from the Brooksvill,
Auxiliary, leave the end of tn,
week for the annual meeting of tn,
Woman's Missionary Society OF
Mississippi Conference a,
Grenada.
Misses Mary Agnes Jacoway
and Bette Tate were guests at m
entertainment at Mrs. Holman's
in Macon, given in honor of he,
grand daughters.
In spite Of rain, wind and cold
Field day was a great success.
All enjoyed the ball games, the
various races and the most credit
able display of school work, en-.
sewing, cooking, model.
ng, etc. Both base ball and has
iet ball games were won by the
home teams. Our competitors
Shuqualak, not being accus.
to mud. were greatly ham.
'ered. We hope they will try us
gain when the weather is more
avorable. The b~ountiful dinner
vas enjoyed by everyone. Below
s the result of the days exercises:
FIELD DAY. BROOKSVILLE HIGH
SCHOOL.
Tennis Bette Mae Freeman. Bessie
addison. ,T
Fifty yard dash-Roxie Hines.
Egg race-Mary Agnes Cotton.
Ten pins Mary E. Nuckols, Elizabeth
Rootten, Matte Henley, Mildred Har.
lin.
FIFTY yard dash Eppie Cunningham
Egg race Frances Madison.
Throwing basket hall Gertrude Chill
oat.
Potato race-Bettie M. Freeman.
Threading needle Wallace and Luille
'eterson.
Fifty yard dash Bette M. Freeman.
Throwing basket bail-Eva Johnson
Expression Il. Bessie Madison. q
'lline kilmer. 3. Charlotte Jacoway.
Deciamation-l. Alvah Parks. 2
harrison st. John. 3. Harrison Curtis.
Embroidery-l. Eva johnson. Q. and
.vada Lee Porter.
Modelling Ben Coleman.
Hand-work Helen Wootten.
Best cake--Frances Parks.
Fly-killer- Sherfod Hines.
Outline map-Lucille Peterson.
PRODUCTION map-Bessie Cade.
Plain s~ewing-l. Lucille Peterson.
nd and Bird. Matte Walker.
Crocheting-Mary Z. Nuckols.
Wood.work--lst. Wallace Peterson.
nd and Srd. Stanton Patton.
Drawing-Gertrude Chilcoat.
Candy--Annie Lou Gaines.
lst Tug Of War-Amzi Henley, ], L..
,eterson. Marion Hines, Clinton Aust,
harrison Curtis.
End Tug Of War Preston Aust, Geo.
.ust, Edgar Coleman, Joe Nuckols.
airy Glenn. james Parks.
Running broad jump-Alyah Parks.