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were host and hostess ThanRsSsveas2
eve to a select few, Those saSes ssS
this elegantly appointed SIX eAeaee&
dinner and social AcarS sfesSwarS
were Misses Jessie CsllSeoee. NsrtAs
Wade, May Ward. Hattie NSi C1ess~
mons, Sadie Frye, and MesSrS, sSSSF
Shore, Monroe Underwood, AeVses
Wade, Preston Shore. Bob WsSe sns
Mr.. and MIS-, Moss Fisher,
The Thanksgiving service wss vel
attended. Rev. W, O, Weir led the
devotional half an boar in an inter
probation Of the 1eSr5 Psalm Nj.
Rose Nipher finished the hours pro
gram in an address Of the chilerenss
part in temperance work. Mrs.
iNspher is iron Ss,sAeayisas..se %&.aa j. Sists
Isecretary of the Loyal Temperance
Legion work. The audience seemed
we'll pleased with the Way Ms,
iNipher handled her theme,
I Announcements are cut for the
marriage on the 18th Of next month
of Miss Lillian Clemmons and Mr..
Louis McAdoo.
Coleman Harris has returned TO
This home in Paducah. after pleas
ant stay in this vicinity in the home
of his grandmother, Ms. Mag Harris,
The Community Social of the
Pleasant Hill Missionary Society
Thanksgiving eve in the lovely
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. t. Mitchell,
was a pleasant and profitable time
to be remembered by the forty or
more guests present. After pro-
gram of praise and thanksgiving a
supper of a variety of good things
was enjoyed An offering of six dol
lars or more was turned into the
treasury.
Miss Bonnie Fox and Clara Moul-
trie spent the weekend in Obion.
The families of Roscoe Kitcheu,
Hubert Shore and Harry Webster and
Miss Mary Turner, the latter of
Memphis, enjoyed Thanksgiving day
in Union City, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Kirkland.
The dates of the Better Farming
Campaign" were filled here last
week by Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Sweed-
ard. These gentlemen handled their
subjects in an easy, popular way
that cannot faib to be benefit to
those so fortunate as to be present.
We heard Mr.. Sweedard. He had a
special message for every member OF
the home. This gentleman, one of
twelve children and tipping the
scales at near two hundred, was
farm raised and still thinks it the
most independent life; yet in retro
spect Mr.. Sweedard sees so many
conveniences that farmers could and
should have that he forcibly pleads
for "better farming"
Miss Edna Stockton visited with
homefolks in Dyer during the holt
days.
Mesdames Leslie Hooper and R. L..
Phebus and Miss Louise Shropshire
are on the sick list with la grippe.
Prob and Mrs. S. B. Hays and chill
dren, Miss Sadie Frye and Miss Clara
Moultrie were guests on the 25th
ult. of Mr.. and Mrs. Knox Harper.
The c. P Missionary Society met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. w. j.
Caldwell 1t was decided to meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Bittick
and finish quilt for the Thornton
home.
Members of o. E. S. will greatly
favor the w. M. and secretary to
! settle dues by the tenth of next
month or sooner, as the business of
the year must be balanced by an &C
countant committee. Regular session
of chapter convenes Wednesday af-
ternoon Election and installation OF
officers for ensuing year and other
business are orders of the day.
Mrs. Overcast was called to War
trace Tuesday by special message on
account of the critical illness of her
sister.
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