The Jones County news., 1915-01-28
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ncr sister, mrs. Jameson.
Nj. S Odom, of Macedonia, visit
ed his son, Mr. ] A Odom.
Mr. Sam Lovelace, of wheelervllle,
has moved In this community.
Judge Arnold was In Mobile this
week on professional business.
We are sorry to note that Mr.. Ben
Atweli is very III of pneumonia.
Mrs. Floyd Harrington is spending
several days this week In Laurel.
Mr.. Conner Jameson, OF Monroe, is
In Elliaville on visit to his family.
Mr.. Taylor, of Texas, visited at the
home of hIs aunt, Mrs. Gray, recently.
Rev. Mr.. Wiiherspoon and Master
Gibson are spending week In New
Orleans.
Mrs. Harmon Graves has as her
guest Miss Edna Wgddell, of Brand
90, Miss.
Miss Virginia Aimms spent Thurs
day In moselle taking charge OF her
music class.
Miss Leila Beard, of Quitnan, Is
the attractive CUES. of Miss Bessie
Harrington.
Mr. Willie Odom, of the Macedonia
school, was visiting in the II Il Lee
community last week.
Miss Myrtle and Master Rose Pat
terson were aisitors at the home of
Mr. ] A Odom Sunday.
The Presbyterian Ladies had most
interesting meeting ut the church
on Monday afternoon.
Miss Leila Beard, ofQuitmsn, Miss,
is the attractive guest OF Misses
Maude and Bessie Harrington.
After business trip OF several
days to New Orleans Mr.. e. j. Ward,
Jr., returned ,o his home In Ellisville
Friday.
We are sorry to hear that Mr.. w. Fl.
Ellsworth is on the sick list this week.
We hope he will soon be at his place
OF business a0ain.
A shemale blind tigeress was raid
she had vamoosed the ranch when the
officers reached her lair.
The worthy old couple, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ennis, removed to Noxapater
last Tuesday, to be near their son.
Their friends will miss them.
Rev. J. D. Bowen. who has been
q welcome visitor In Ellisville for the
past few days returned Friday after
noon to his home in Guliport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman of Laurel,
were In our city Friday evening at
tending the celebration of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Taylor's golden wedding.
The Teachers Association OF Jones
couuAy will meet In Laurel Saturday,
Jan. 30th. All members of the COM
mittees on Fields Day are especially
urged TO be present.
MIR. e. L. Lewis, former Ellisville
boy, and now q successful young
business man OF Hattiesburg, was the
guest recently of his relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Crotts.
Mrs. Bill Hill entertained few of
her friends informely on Monday af-
ternoon. Five hundred was the fe1-
ture of the evening. After the game
delightful sandwiches and coffee we're
served,
Messrs Estes and DUNCAN attor-
neys for Jack Bender, have taken the |
necessary steps to secure an appeal
to The supreme court which will oper-
ate as stay of his execution, which |
was set for Friday next, 10Th.
Mrs. o. N. Bufkin entertained a
few friends informally on last Satur-
day evening. Complementary to her
sister, Miss Ella Harrison, of Meri- |
dian. Rook was the main feature of |
the evening, after which the hostess |
served delicious salad course.
Mr.. J. r. Mckinley and family, who |
for some time have been residents o
our city, have recently moved to Lar
rel. We regret losing Mr.. Mckinley |
and his family but wish them much |
success. in their new work in Laurel. |
We are indeed proud of the grow
ing interest of the e. II. S. students |
and their increasing school spirit |
Twenty four OF our boys from the 5th |
grade through the 10Th have organiz- |
ed the ''Boy Scouts" They are under
the supervision of Professor Mangum
and Mr.. Harry Lyons. The 5th grade |
has organized model ''tooth brush |
class" under the supervision of DR.. |
Claude Williams. The children are
very much interested in these two |
and we feel that they will |
bo.h benefit our school.
The following were the out OF town |
guests at the golden wedding of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Il. j. Taylor:
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman, Mr.. Hubert |
Freeman, Mr.. Dexter Freeman, Miss
Lillian Barnes, of Laurel, MIR. Otis
OF Moselle, Miss Ruth |
Mitchell of Haftiaahnro Misa ala |