The Lexington advertiser., 1914-07-24

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ter of the late beloved Gov. Hum
pbreys. of this state. Miss Mildred
arrived today and will be followed in
few DAYS by her mother. Mrs. Ben
Humphreys formerly Louise Yerger),
who will be Mrs. Hebron's guest
Jackson News.
The Memory Books of our young
friends. so fortunate to be the favored
ouests of Miss Allie Beall Hobbs Del
ia house party, are filled with golden
records of the great and glorious times
they enjoyed while sharing her haley
on hospitalitles.
President Denning. of the Oklahoma
oil tiel1s. was in our city the past
week. guest of Mr.. Baxter Wilson.
Mr., Wilson is one of his star represen'
tatives in Mississippi, and is ready at
oil times to pour oil on the troubled
waters of Hard Times.
Miss Fannie Walton's Giligent and
golden endeavors have perfected a
beautiful crocheted bed spread wnlch
she generously presented to the La
dies Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church of which she IS a loyal ana
royal member.
Mrs. Roland Povall and Mrs. Ben
Noel entertained with happy taml-
W. picnic party under the greenwood
trees Friday. Their culinary skill
was much in evidence and all the
pleasures of day meath perIect
summer sky was realized by the little
folks.
MIRO Stophenson. Mrs. Sidr;5& CsaftG
Misses Mclean, DR.. SaM Mclean me- nsc
Mr. Nick Mclean, of Jackson, were in
the old home for the burial rites oil
: their idoized mother on Saturday,
Mrs, John Wright, of the bereavec
kindred, remained for stay with mel
! sister, Miss Hoskins, in the home Of
her cousin, Mrs. Lima Martin.
DIR. Otho Hooker has decided thai
. the long continued good health OF toWl
y and country will not push the physlcl
ans good fortunes along except at :;
: snail's pace; and that aches and all
t ments do not present an alluring pain
d way to pleasure or a plentitude OF pll
money. So, he has decided on otne
r occupation. Whatever he undertake.
:. he has the golden possession OF man.
q sterling uulities and wealth of goo
wishes to speed him down the vistas o
n Success.
'r Mrs. Will Pickens magic flower gar
IN den is full of surprises for her frlends
who so often receive lovely gift bas
ss kets and vases of her own deft handl
r. work, filled with fragrant blossoms
a, but, none appeal to their memory
e. as much as the clusters of star-eye
forget me -nots rare, breathing dt
~ licate tribute to remembrance" an
NJ NJ Friendship fair. Mrs. Pickens' daint
70 touch brings forth the golden treasure
he of her Floral pathways. from gorge
Gus blooms to these modest blossom
''halt hidden from the eye but a
u u the more priced for the delicate cal
'lr bringing them to the perfection
10 beauty.
~. Miss Mildred Humphreys, of Greel
o+ Vile. who is visiting Miss Corinne H'
ed bron, is just as charming girl az OF
Ir would expect her mothers daugnt'
,i. and her grandfather descendant
~ nd be. In her veins flows the best bloc
~ of all the Southland, and in her you
and grace is demonstrated that Sout
We lands loveIest gifts to girlhood. Mi
III Hebron is planning many pleasure
vi for her friends and Miss Hebron
rs: Jackson friends will add to the enjo
ISL ment of Miss Humphreys visit.
Miss Corinne Hebron will enterta
ne party of friends at dinner tomorrow
of Misses PaulineAtterbury and Margar
Ia Wortham, with several gentlemen fro
en- near GreenvIle and their chaperon
les being of the party. And after dinn
the Greenville party will be Joined
of the party from Miss Hebron's hon
me and together they will continue
lil. Browns Wells, where the Greenvi
me party will spend the week, the HEIR
on party returning after day or tv
there, as they desire to be present Il
ch. the dance at the EIks. jackson New