The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-07-25
OVER THE COUNTY
TCHULA.

Rook parties, lucheons, dances and
hay rides too numerous to mention.
r, L. Wallace's, otherwise known as
''Bob," insurance business is increas-
ing to such an extent that he has order
ed a Ford automobile, which will ar
rive this week. Get ready, girls, for a
joy ride. - -,
On Thursday night, July II, a hay
ride was given by two OF our gallant
Young men, Messrs. W. S. Nixon and
Willie Jones, in honor of several visit
ors. which was very much enjoyed.
The following went: Misses Jim Ella
Lewis. Frederick Blankenship, Aileen
Roby, Elizabeth Preston, Ethel James,
Annie Perry, Elizabeth Christmas ;
Messrs. Carl Drake, w. S. Nixon, P.
C.4Foose. Byrd Jones, Knox Pierce,
Rertie Jones. Willie Jones, j. b. Crow
der. Mrs. j. r. Christmas and Miss
Meta Turnage chaperoned.
Miss Ethel James has as her guest
this week, Miss Frederick Blankenship
of Durant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dredsner and
son. of New York City, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Hargon
Friday night. They were enroute to
the Crescent City and were accompani-
ed by MIR. A. Marks, of this place.
Misses Elizabeth Preston, Annie
Perry and Ethel James each have en-
tertained in honor of their respective
guests, Misses Aileen Roby, of Lexing-
ton, Jim Ella Lewis, of Kosciusko, and
Frederica Blankenship, of Durant.
Miss Rebecca Rogers, of Ebenezer.
is the guest of her brother and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Rogers, this week.
Miss Fannie Ross has returned home
from an extended visit to relatives in
the South. 49,
Mrs. T. s. Love and her little son,
John Sharp, have gone to Clarksdale
to visit their grandmother, Mrs. Mat
tie Wynn. while Tom is touring the
South.
Miss Ida Cox returned Monday from
visit to Miss LYDIA, B. Chapman, OF
Indianola.
Mr.. M. W. Lowe, of Terrv, has
opened a fancy grocery store here. We
welcome him in our midst.
D. G. Pepper, Jr., of Alabama,
accompanied G. P. Wallace on fishing
trip to Spring Branch several days
ago. Mr.. Pepper is now alabama
Bound"
Mrs. o. M. Annette is expecting the
winsor.e Miss Mary Smith, of White
vile, Tenn. ,one day this week to spend
a few weeks with her. We all know
"Mary" and will be delighted to hear
of her arrival.
Mr.. Morris Hargon went over to Du-
- aTc
and cousin, Mr. and Mrs. l.. Dredsner
and gallant son, Mitchell Dredsner, OF
New York.
G. B. Dowdy, of Memphis, who has
been visiting his brother, j. A. Dow
dy, has gone to Panama to accept a
lucrative position.
The Baptist Missionary Union held its
regular meeting with their vice presi-
dent, Mrs. G.aS. Doyle, Wednesday.
At the close of the meeting dainty
refreshments, consisting of ice cream
and cake, were served
Mrs. VIII. Petty and little daughter,
Mildred, are among their Canton
friends this week.
The Junior League served cream and
cake on the lawn of their leader, Miss
Blanche Foose, Tuesday afternoon.
A neat sum was taken in to aid in
their work.
Miss Meta Turnage is spending her
vacation days at Chatauqua Springs.
Her sister, Miss Laura Turnage, is
filling the vacancy.
Mercer and dub" were missing
Saturday night and when located were
found in Yazoo-not Yazoo river
though.
An impromptu dance was given
Monday night in honor of our many
visitors. Music was furnished by a
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