Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-05-21

extended stay with their son At
the Colonial Hotel.
FOR SALE-The Hen~ood
property IN Oxford. Apply 10
Mrs, ". 7 Palmer. TOGO Harri-
son s.. LyHchoury, Va.
Rev.J L. Brown and Mr. J..
". Saunders left Tuesday for
kansss City 10 attend the an
nual meeting Of the Assembly OF
the Presbyterian church.
Rev. Z. ;. Lewis and his con-
greEauon viii worship with the
First Presbyterian congregation
nsxt Sunday. Dir. Lewis filing
that pulpit at the morning SER
VICE.
Miss Mary Glenn very delight
tully entertained on Saturday
afternoon. in honor OF the bride
elect Miss Smith. AMI her at
;eudants.
FOJND-A snatch or tie chain
- the foot OF the Harris bill IN
Oxford Gu the Tcla road. The
owner can gs; same By applying
al the EAGLE Office and paying
s5s shis advertisement
One OF the most delightful lee
lures sven given IN Oxford vas
that given by Sunshine Hawks
~ tina New Lyric rheatsr Mon
day eight While here Mr..
HeS%s visited the University and
tas tlish Sehool
Mrs. j. II. Lewis has closed
ont her business Interests in OK
:0rd and will leave tomorrDw for
her Old home near Atlanta, Ca.
10 reside. She carries with her
the bes. wishes of many friends
Of herself and husband.
We learn tina; Mrs. L0ckie
Ramey, who has been spending
the winter in Memphis with her
daughter. Mrs. T. NJ Stone. was
stricken with paralysis Saturday
ana IA in 4 critical condition.
Her friends are hoping u hear
u her Improvement.
Miss Fay Mcslahon left Sur
day for Rochester, Ind. to st,rnd
the funeral of her brother-i in Law
Mr.. E.ari Move, vino died ut that
place Saturday. Mr Movie mar
s;ed Mss Mary Mcmahon Of OK
ford whose many friends deeply
symrsthiz-in her great bereavs-
r1ent.
During the months Of Nav and
June, | vii. give a Ladies Home
Journal f5c. Pattern free tn esnh
lady who buys her Dress Goods
material fiom ne. provided the
material bought amounts TO one
dollar or more. You have the
right 70 select your own pstern.
: r. II. McELRoY.
The eighth grade Of the High
School spen; Saturday on a pic
mic ~ the camp ground. The
parry. which WAS conveyed in
two wagons, was chaperoned by
Nrs. Pauline Logan and Mrs. L.
z. Temple. Leaving early in
the day. tie party spent a mos
delightful stay at the old favorits
SPOT for picnics-
4 serious conlagrati0n wa,
narrowly averted a few evenings
since a, the residence Maj. L. T.
Oldham. An electric iron LEFT
near = window set IRE to . cur.
tain xhicn was in full blsze wher
discovered. Maj and Mrs. Old
ham had their hands severely
burned. bat no other persona
injuries
Mrs.. N. J. Gib,er died at IN.
home OF her daughter, Mrs J.R
Peacock ia South Oxford Satur'
day aud vac inferred in the Ok
ford cemetery Sunday evening
Rev. T.. ). Lewis conducting III,
services Mrs Gibler was sics
sevara. weeks and received IN,
kindeet attention and sympath,
of many friends and neighbors
i. The pupils of the fourth. fifth
sixth and seventh grades OF tn
public school will present -
Day In FIowerdom," an opereit'
t in two scenes, on Monday even
| ing. Nay %. at the Lyric Thea
r Ter. The admission will be tel
cents and any amount left owe
after expenses will be used Il
: buy a dictionary for each of tn
Staues.
The Chi Omega Sorority enter
tanned At the home of Mrs. Mar
: garet Wendell Monday Afternoon
4 in honor Of the bride-elect. Nils
: Mabel Smith. A Good LucI
contest was entered into wit
much spirit, and when the point
: vera counted, Miss Rebecc
j Smith had won the pretty wish
}. bone stick PIN. The consoIatioI
prize, a goose egg, was given I
. Miss Mary Wick Rowland AIDE
licious salad course vas serve
by Misses Ovens and Wende
who also graciogsly presided owe
! the punch bowI. Tho Chi One
gas present were: Misses Glenn
2 Rowland. Nelson, Bogard, an
Mesdamss Price, Holt. CuIis5
Kennon, Bishop and Wsnde
Other guests were Mesdame