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Evening journal., 1915-02-05
IT RUINS HAIR TO
WASH 1T WITH SOAP

Soap should be used very spar
ingly if at all, if you want to keep
your hair looking its best. Most
soaps and prepared shampoos con-
tain too much alkan. This dries
the scalp, makes the hair brittle,
and ruins it,
The best thing for steady use ls
just ordinary mulsified cocoanut
oil (Which is pure and greascless),
is cheaper and better than soap or
anything else you can use.
One or two teaspoOnfuls will
cleanse the hair and scalp thor
oughly. Simply mOisten the hair
with water and rub it in. 1t makes
an abundance of rich, creamy lath-
er. which rinses out easily. remOv-
ing every particle OF dust, dirt, dan
druff and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and It
leaves the scalp soft and the hair
fine and silky bright. lustrous.
fluffy and easy to manage.
You can get mulsified cocoanut
oil at any pharmacy. and a few
ounces will supply every member
of the family for months.
Evening journal., 1915-02-05
MOULD ANNEX CANADA.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SELBYVILLE, Del, Feb. 5.-The
sixteenth meeting of the Selbyville
High School Literary Society was
held last Friday. The program fol-
lows: Impromptu. Edna McCabe;
reading. William Gum; impromptu,
Deliah Bunting; reading. Helen Hard
son. impromptu Joseph Murray;
reading, Thomas McCabe; impromptu,
Walter Long; reading. Everett Hill I;
imprOmptu, Professor Robinson: de-
bate. Resolved. that Canda should
be annexed by the United States" af-
firmative, Walter Lukes. Irwin Hud-
son; negative Hettie McCabe. Sarah
McCabe; decided in favor of affirma-
tive.
Evening journal., 1915-02-05
sussex MEN TO
Debate SUFFRAGE

GEORGETOWN. Del, Feb. 5.-Wo-
men who want votes in Delaware
will have two stalwart champions,
who are acquainted with the political
game and who believe that women
should have the right to vote. The
champions are State Detective Oscar
NJ. Thomas and Deputy County Regis
ter of Wills George NJ. Chandler, who
will debate with William A. Hudson,
principal OF Glendale schools. and
Reese Belts. principal of the Stockley
High School, on Resolved, That Wo-
men Should Not Have the Right OF
Equal Suffrage" the two young poll
ticians taking the negative side. The
debate is exciting considerable inter-
est. and will be heard Saturday night
for the benefit of the Dagsboro Metho-
dist Church.
Evening journal., 1915-02-05
Overnight Relief
For Constipation

When the bowels become clog
ged with a mass of poisonous stom-
ach waste. sick headache with all
its attendant misery, belching OF
sour stomach gases, bloat and gem
eral discomfort are sure TO follow.
A mild, pleasant laXative-tonic
that will carry off the congested
mass without upsetting the stom-
ach or gripping the bowels, is the
combination of simple laxative
herbs with pepsin sold in drug
stores under the name of DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin. A dose taken
just before retiring will afford
grateful relief next morning, with
out unpleasantness or discomfort.
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Is
the ideal family remedy. especial
ly for the women and children and
old folks. A free trial bottle can
be obtained by writing to DR.. w. B.
Caldwell, 452 Washington St.,
Monticello, Ills.
Evening journal., 1915-02-05
Special Sale of Women's
High Grade Shoes

Samples and discontinued lines mostly
$3.50 and S4OO values; in coltskin, suede,
tan calf and dull feathers. Special at
S2.65. These are big values
Women's Shoes on bargain tables.
Broken lines, $3.50 to $500 grades Spe-
cial at ........ Sl.4O and Sl.95
Childrens gun metal button Shoes. Sizes
to -; we're $500 special at M SLIGO
A special lot of Childrens col,skin, but
ton Shoes, cloth tops S1.40, SLIGO and
Sl.95, as to size
Boys Shoes rough and ready sizes If
TO 10 l-2, Sl.20; sizes TO 5 l-2 S1.4S. This
lot of shoes is cheap.
Evening journal., 1915-02-05
BABY SHOP
Lace, EmbTOiderieS
and White Goods

We are showing fine line of Laces
and Embroideries, and just now while
the display is SO full and intact, is the
proper and best time to come and look
them over.
French and German Val. laces OF the
daintiest character. in narrow and me-
dium widths, to 2Oc yard.
Imitation Crochet and Cluny Laces la
a good assortment. Cotton and Linen
Torchon l.aces a beautiful line of En-
broidery Edeings. Insertions, Beadings.
Entire Deaux. Neinings. Bandings. in
Swiss, Nainsook and Cambria, at all
prices.
A full line OF fine white materials
India Linon. Persian Lawn, Sherrette.
Batiste and Handkerchief Linen az all
prices.
Remnants OF Laces and Embroideries
Evening journal., 1915-02-05
Tomorrow Here
Will be a Big Day
In Dress Goods

We invite your attention
today to a few of many ex-
ira specials in dress goods;
also a special sale of Silks.
Don't fail to visit the silk
section. Think of getting
soc Crepe de Chine, SO
inches wide; beautiful crepe
weave and IA colors from
which TO select. This quality
must be seen to be appreci-
ated. Special sale price a
yard ........-..... oSc
soc Shepherd Checks, so
inches wide, part wool and
cotton, in three different size
checks. Special sale price.
yard ............... 05c
Don't fail to see our Gran
ite Suiting, so inches wide.
and all-wool. This suiting is
very suitable for those pleat-
ed skirts at $1.OO the yard.
Three pieces of plaid and
striped Suiting, so inches
wide, all-wool. Our regular
Sl.75 and $500 values, to
close at, yard ....... $1.OO
Evening journal., 1915-02-05
TO RUILD APARTMENTS.

John r. Burrows will build a 81
500 apartment house at Seventeenth
and Tatnall streets.
Evening journal., 1915-02-05

Specials
Ladies Black Silk Hose,
regular Si.00 at ....... 69c
Ladies Italian Silk Hose.
in colors only; Sl.50 quality,
special at ............S1.1O
Ladies extra large Silk
Boot Hose, 75c quality, spe-
cial at ................ 5yc
Ladies' wool or cashmere
Hose at .............. 19c
Evening journal., 1915-02-05
Read Every Word of This
Underwear Message

Tell your friends, so as they can take
advantage of the most wonderful sale of
high grade silk underwear ever offered to
the people of Delaware. First of all we
offer
Ladies plain Venetian Silk Vests, pink,
blue and white, regular $l50 quality,
for .................... Sl.l5
Ladies embroidered Venetian Silk
Vests, pink and white, regular $500,
at ................... Sl.5O
Ladies embroidered Venetian Silk
Vests, pink and white, regular, $3.50,
Ladies Venetian Silk Corset Covers,
regular Sl.50 quality at .......... $1.00
Ladies Venetian Silk Knickerbockers,
regular $500 quality at $225; $3.50 auali-
Ladies embroidered Venetian Silk
Vests, pink and white, regular 81 25 quail
~. az ...............-... ....-....... pl.JO
Ladies embroidered Venetian Silk
Vests white only, regular S4.OO quality.
special at ...... .................... S2OO
Evening journal., 1915-02-05

Seldom do you have genuine oppor-
tunity of getting high-grade Hosiery at
prices like the following. We offer
Ladies silk Hose in black white and
colors. Regular $lOO and $3.50 quality,
Speelal at .................... OSc
Ladies Silk Boot Hose in colors only 29c
(50c quality.
Ladies Kayser Silk Hose at S1.OO, Sl.5O
and $500.
Ladies Onyx Silk Hose at 79c, $1.OO
and S1.5O.
Ladies Silk Boot Hose in black and
white at ..................-. oOc
Ladies medium weight cotton Hose, 25c,
35c, for Sl.0O and SOC.
Ladies Silk Lisle Hose 35c, for Sl.OO
and soc.
Ladies extra large or out size Hose, 15c,
25c, 35c, ) for S1.OO and SOC.
Childrens fine ribbed Hose, u l-2c, 15c
and 25c.
/ Boy Scout or heavy ribbed Hose, 15c
Evening journal., 1915-02-05

Ladies l-clasp Prix seam
heavy embroidered Gloves in
newest shade, palm Beach.
Also black with white stitch
ing. Regular Sl.75. Spe-
cial ............... SIPS
Ladies l-clasp P. K. heavy
embroidered Gloves, black
with white and white with
black stitching. Regular 81.
Very special ........ S1.50
Ladies l-clasp P. K. and
Prix seam Gloves in white
with black and black with
white stitching. Regular
SIPS. Special ........ SOC
Ladies l-clasp white dress
kid Gloves, all sizes. Regu-
lar Si.OO. Special ...... 75c
Ladies l-clasp white Mo-
cha Gloves, all sizes. Regu-
lar Sl.5O. Very special, .75c
Ladies lz-button length
natural chamois Gloves in
large sizes. Regular $3.50.
special .............. $1.50
Ladies 2-clasp chamoisette
or leatherette Gloves in all
shades and sizes. Regular
$lO0. Special ....... 75c
Regular 75c. Special SOC
Ladies' l6-button length
washable leatherette Gloves,
Regular Sl.5O, special S1.OO
Ladies 8 and 12-button
length washable leatherette
Gloves. Regular Sl.OO. Spe-
ciaI 69c
Children's washable leath-
erette Gloves, fleece-lined, in
tan, white and grey. Regular
75c, special ........ 39c
Evening journal., 1915-02-05
This is the Most Interesting
Glove News That You
Ever Read

You know as we'll as e do when you
read a genuine Glove ad-This one is
genuine from beginning to end. Read it
carefully, then show your appreciation by
buying these Gloves tomorrow.
We invite your attention to
Ladies strapped-wrist or wide top
Gloves in white with black, and black with
white stitching, Regular $500. Spe-
Ladies newest slip-on or wide top Gloves
in black and white. Regular SIPS. Spe-
clal .............,....... Sl.OO
Ladies 8-button length p X. Gloves in
plain white or white with black and black
with white stitching. Regular $500. Spe-
Ladies l2-button length P. K Gloves,
in plain white or white with black stitch
ing and black with white stitching. Regu-
lar S2.75. Special .............. S1.75
Ladies l2-button length P. K. tan kid
Gloves in all sizes. Regular $500. Spe-
clal ......'. .................... SZ.OO
Evening journal., 1915-02-05
Anna HanthOrn,
6l7 Market St.
D. & A. Phone 3676-A.

Best Picnic Shoulders
Evening journal., 1915-02-05

- with pkg. lNOWb OCAA tNtOAAiS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-07

To THE HOSoRAsEE EAzL BEEE-
ER- G0vEzSoR -
We. the undersigned. 90 he-cAy
petition your Exee.ieney to par
dor Gail Otto Slecel- n !
assign tEr@ fplso<i1e r~asnn~s-
lsz- He : a yo1ag man. and
not = hardened csl-nsazI-
21d- lie has already been IN
Jail SIX months. and re think
has suffered sufficiently. for MS
alleged theft:
3rd- lie entered . plea OF
guiisy- slrpiy b~ezu=e h~ bad
no counsel - pr~seu. MS de-
fierce:
s-h- He vas sent n jail by n
justice Of tire peace in March.
1914 and remained there until
the Grand Jury Indicted ham Sep
trrnter 18th wh-n and where be
wss srv4iSnesi and Senreuced %
t~O years Imprisonment IN The
STATE Pentisensiary.
5sh He IS soldier IN the
German army and > 1nxioGs %
show his patriotism and return
TO his home and Join the army I.
9th II psrdoaed he may make
4 splendid citizen ard uzn. but
il eonfiBed with har1ered crsli-
nzls, he may never reform
?. Respectfully sub,nistei.
Edgar Webster
T. T. Tempe
And many others
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-07

To Al Essaks ans Bznk-r- in Lnszres-r
ClznEy. Nsssz sssppi- An4 Al rycsn-
ia< Cozzfic~ Ts-r-se.
>cssse = hc--sv gwen tans -
Bcsr1 cf S1p@Trasors ~ lzfEreer- c. +.
MAss. c@sire's. - r-ceiw<. AID VII re
c<swe up uatl
Tz~>dzy. February Pad. 1915
NJ - o'cs0rk nsaz. sa.slzNl 1f1s for <e~2
ing q All fursss reSrfVssa - to- Coanrv
Trea@u-er aE1 10 ~ received ~ hzun-
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sprf- - Muy DrGzz<e or Read Dss-
rrics she-esns saaa u1tsec = given n &C
enrSs2nrs wssk C.1rz~r 10. Laws %
1917 and Casrr-r 81. Lars lsft- -
the Stz>e * Ikssi-siTp i. anst IN terz--
ard eond1rtcu< g sd rsntrxct sAzkl -
in scurrsezrc~ vita snai ASor- a4rn~i
IAN. and thcsse szhzirrnx beds w1ll
take nu-sre < to res9zir~nssats % sad
above CHAPTER
Tie Board rese-ves sne rixkt % ~
iecs sny and al t5ts-
Wstness my slgnAtEr< ard sAe seal
Of cssee. ths= tn EeA Car Ok -1aE1ry,
A. D, 1875
W u WoonwAxD. Clerk
G. A. WOODWARD. D. -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-07
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Prac-irzEzv a Daily NJ TIE Prsee q
Ne~<iy- No eshz- SezsFGp-r "A
TIE woslt <-yes - zas>h - -
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Tne year Of 1914 has been the
NEST extraordinary IN TIE history
of modern Elnss- Il has witness
- the outbreak Of the great Ea-
rop@an var a struggle 30 titanic
that !; makes al Osk.-s le0k
small
You live iE a0Eent5rs lines
and you should net Mss any OF
the freneaGoEs events that arr
occurring No other newspaper
Will inform You xIth the prompt
ness ard ehespness OF the Thrice
s-Week edition OF the New
York Worl5. Moreover. 3 year
subscriptions 10 Il will take you
far into cur next Presidential
campaign
TIE Thrlce-z-Week Worlds
regular subscription price Il en-
fy Si-C0 per year. and this pays
l5S papers We offer this IN
qualified newspaper and the
EAGLE together for Sl-51-
The regular subscription price
$ S-o0-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-07

T<zs cav czzze On 90 - ccasszs-ssi
t1e Q1--siOn 4 Protrcsinz an.2 r<eserx
tnx kanne of Lafayette Cr-azr. ME<sss-
sisrs. and the Board of SzterV1~urs q
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Ne4esaher. 1915. IN sfiazse Beok "a
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>Gpervs4o-s Lafayette Guzrsy. Ms
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ed aEzn-ird ard SD fcr nxnxas
Il - urxs<-r4 - the Board % super
vt~crx % Lafayette Cccnsy- - s>is>z-ss
rh4r u sal. - --snwfei taz any r,arssaa
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phrases --On Ais oxn ltn<sT- Ok IN.
. 1a1 q arr o<Arr ? r=rz~ szal =
, lIEsitesd 10 rh0se p<rsons sEAi sEr Esa.
. oxr-t ~ any per~c- IN s=~ sarurs~. Q
af~ estate 90 % any ~rssru NO Ia
leased Lind for a rersOd q rhr-s gar
Or zor--.
IL = f1-rh~rmore ordered shAs whe-l
wrisr-n p-rEsssson = required in t1E
order. II shall n an written r--E-zsssa'
fer eacA and every Car thz. sch Pers
szzv hunt "A sad lat
Il - fzrshermor- orxEere& -tszs tAl
. territory elarzcxd N sh< order an
cwe- whirA thfs order sezu D. in sssec
shall be All & Lafayette Cou1-y. Lfs<i
sippi- szd no osh-r territory
IL = crNie-~6 that .ry rer<oa what
i1g ard provissnm Of this Order shall b.
guilty Of mist-nea-ncx zra ca cS1
v5crnon fh<r-of <k.l BE Szec for ths
firSs o.sezs@ sl3-1n. for th<, s@uo1d
obese So 90. tor the third oeea-'
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pkac>2 IN the Co1nry Tr~xsrry, IL
ock-r hxlt 20 BE paid 70 tee per@0n al.
reports and Eaakes zz1iszEit z<zzus
s1cA per~ozs xiolzrsng the Prosssaoz
|, OF this order
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copy nf this o-Si~r be p1rHishel IN u
/. Oxford Eagle = newspaper Pzh2<Ae
IN Lafayette Coznry. &nezezrzz- Tor
period cf three weeks
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-07
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happy ezzizez nzzk<s. Ru6l5e sssas-
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, Il ra1 he I'D rhzn <1c1 en1oRse-z<zs
4 N->- A ~ Hail. xo<sh ST. oxto-,s
fcavx- w1s 1cw- wT-h kptn-y tr1z
b. and wns treated By doctor f.
WS.lA- year ol-r 1afn7r res any beer~r
I Enzz-r I'D - Nv ~ xz1 - 20 bed
-G<--ssi E-rr1@ly frO1 nv back z-r
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wear zsaGi AZ --n saown- M kk5m@w-
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& ny k3an-y- -as haz1I iEtlt=z<sz
-Aeozz -1szS -i1ze bean usfz< noaas :
Esd-ey F1-As Ard ] =ETs r2@E 4 good
trial AID wzs e-r-.a- ThzE AS aAsgl.
ess<faz ye=rs zszs, ami a4Es Fever been
lruaha--s ssrce- Nv fr1be --iri was bot
her. ~ WEAK E1n~s- gave kEr
Dcza7s Ks7r~v pslis AID thy perZ1-
really e-rell 5er -
Prise Soc n al dealer nu1ss sEzn-
ply ak frr = Esdnev reEAesay-fs- !.
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Pr4Ps, B1Hkso~ Y Y
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-07

Mrs Gallegiy. che Of the oldest
and nost respected ladies' OF our
county died Al the hone Of her
son near Abbeville. On New Years
Day She leaves a family Of
adult children and many friends
Mrs. W c. Chilfoa will appear
81 the Opera Hoase tonight
This is the third entertainment
of the " NJ c. A. course and
viii undouhsly be the best Of the
season. Mrs Chiffon 2;~sys
draws n crowded house
This week there vill be no pic
ture show on THURSDAY night.
Mrs Chiffon will speak this is
the third number ca the Y. VI. c.
A. Lecture Course On Friday
and Saturday nights Of this xs~k
ne will show SIX Reefs
Notwithstanding the bad -osG-
= good crowd attended the Farm
ers Meeting and rueh interest
manifested This u n move in
the right direction and will result
in great good TO the farmers Of
our county in many ways
Dr. w ". Phillips and Miss
Helen Trivg accompanied Mrs.
Rosa Bznkhead to Memphis re-
Gently to place her under the
care OF specialist for severe
operation for her eye Her many
friends hope she viii ind per-
uanent relief
Mr. and Mrs Lyon of Ciarks-
vile Tenn. spent one day in Ok.
ford last week 10 note the chang
- in our city since their youth
Mr. Lyon vas educated Al the
University and his wife vas for
merry Mss Lizzie Barringe- ol
this place. married here in the
house nOx owned by p E Mat
shex--
Nessrs- r s Adams. T. W
Ayent ard J. H. Laxshee. the
new city officials are hard Al work
getting the city government in
good shape They started of By
elecsing Mr. Lex Rzney mar
shall but ne i 10 do his work
n night jus; what amount the
board viii TX for their salaries
ne have not tear. but the peo-
pie vili have 20 vote on that.
We trust fhe nex officials ~ill
do good work and care for the
ciry's business
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-07
Discovery!
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TIB EElfai RfNEBY

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~ ~kfn- TreaA'~@ SKA ax Erxs~~A
Trs.er- Hsir< Nurrn. Fa6~r. Oak Urea.
Fewer Biix1er<- Fre<s his@s. J.ack~s
tsox- Hr-rksy fss4s. Ne ,e l1sA- All
I'd stubborn ssyrxS tzo-=e1. = - Caz-
rrrS. Gvr< fns-zzs - ef an c4res
wn<a p vsSeS1-s fs.l Try on 3
BOTTLE ON SAN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-07
Mszlay, z5,i day Of Jan 1915,
sToP THAT coUGH-vow

wk-n you ezteh Cold. OF begin 10
CoGEA, the irsz thing 10 DO i to take
DR. be Is Pine T2r-Hoa@y- Il r~ae-
trzrrs tie Innings OF the Thruar and
LunSs and fights the Germs Of the
Ds=<<se. giving quick resies and zrzEzl
bre .-hinx- --Oar wAoAe family d-p-1d
On Pine Tar Hcaey for Co0xhz and
Cn2c<- writes Mr. E NEl1ar,~,
H1mi1zou- Ohio II always heIV&
&c ~ yoar DruSxi<<-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-07
WHY YOU SHOULD USE CHAN
BERLAISrs COUCH EEMEDy-

Because Il hzs an established reprrA-
sson won BY NJ god works.
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the ccsc- Il the Charcery Clerk q
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Meslay, z5th day Of Jan 1915,
a. Lafayette spriz<s. Miss. ose- foe
sale and sell Z ; cash. d~f3zls having
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izd<o<<dne-s | viii co1v-y such tile
a. - vested IN ne n rra-fe~ ~k5cA -
b~Es~vea bx ne to be god THIS Ian
S.h, 1915
II. H SINS.
Substituted Trustee
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Il c0u-s3er Chxlh<--.7n's Cough
Reu,sSy by far The bes< medicine N
the market foe ODDS zad cruGp,r says
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Others are Of the sane opinsO1- Ohzzsn-
able everywhere
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TINE TABLE
ETno;s Central Rad-oa5

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P2tronire Oar JOB D~parszsns-
The SuPervisors eo1vsaed
Monday
The Graded Schools opened
Monday
We wish everybody . Happy
New Year
Gale Russell spent the holidays
in Memphis with relatives
Nh. WI. Hampton and family
have removed TO Depos street
Mrs. j. T. Chambers has re-
turned from . visit 20 CIsrksdAle
relatives
William Temple came down
frcm Memphis 70 spend the hoii-
days
Mrs !. F. Hunter of Memphis
visited relatives here during the
Chyis'nas-
Mr.. Will Sims of Drew. spent
several days OF Christmas week
In Oxford
Ms Carrie Bufraloe Raines o!
Greenwood spent the past week
with her parents
DR.. Dooley and family of the
Delta visited Oxford relatives the
Yast week
Hon. and Mrs. c. L Sivley o'
Memphis, we're recent visitors &c
Oxford relatives
Mrs R. C. Morgan enjoyed the
hone coming OF all OF her child
rem Christmas week
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ Stone oi
Memphis were Oxford visitors
during the holidays
] Miss Dale Kimnons Of Yazoo
City schools, spent the holidays
al her home in Oxford
Mrs. Abe Bremen Of Memphis,
came down Saturday To tbs
pleasure of her many friends
Mrs Marmon and daughter. Of
Memphis we're the guests OF Mrs
E. O. Davidson the past week
Mr.. and Mrs I. NJ Stone re-
turned TO Memphis Thursday las
after = pleasant visit to relatives
\ Miss Sadie Newell Of vssel
Valley visited her cousin Mis-
Louise Roach during Christmas
Paw your taxes ~ the tune o
Sll50 per thousand then see ncs
much you have for bo1d Issues
Mr. Charles a NcCaaren r !
Speeding the k1ls1.ysia M~zPna
wirn ms une2s. Mr. J. u Cars
Mrs vrxse N-sz L.xxs2~u@ .
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