The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-03-24

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we're enjoyed and at the close Of the
afternoon. delightful salad course
was served. A number of visitors en-
ioyed the afternoon.
BeIl-Mann.
Miss Mary Lee Mann and Mr.. Pat
Bell were quietly married Sunday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. S. Thomas, East College street. Rev.
C. v. Crabbe officiated in the presence
of limited number of friends.
Livingston Chapter, U. D. c.
Livingston Chapter U. d. C. will
meet on Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
Earl MuIheron at 8 o'clock. Every mem
Der is urged to attend.
TT. Mann was in Memphis We'd
nesday.
Miss Nora Collins spent Tuesday in
Memphis.
Mrs. w. r. Adams is visiting friends
at Double Bridges.
Mrs. Harry Felsenthal has return
ed home from Ripley.
Mrs. Williams is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. s. F. Thomas.
Mrs. Strang is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. "a. c. Bell.
Miss Maryssue Taylor of Taylor's
Chapel, was inttown this week.
Leslie Shaw has returned home af-
ter spending the winter in Texas.
Mrs. Helen Bond returned home the
last of the week from visit to Mem
phis. :
Miss Polite Carlton has returned to
Hillville after few days visit to the
home folks.
Miss Marion Anderson spent the
week end at home, attending the Carl
ton Mann wedding.
Miss Harriet Carlton returned to
Memphis Sunday, having spent the
week end at hone,
Rev, A.eC, Sll il in Memphis this
week assisting IN a meeting at the sec
ond Methodist church.
Mrs. w. A. Johnston of Hickman,
KY, visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. O. Mann, this week.
Misses Stella and Laura Hardy of
Forked Deer visited their sister, Mrs.
7. j. Pearson last week.
Mrs. Winiey and daugher,
Miss Carey, oa1Somerville, spent the
weekend with Hfrs, S. A. Baynes.
Mr. and Mrk Ike Felsenthal and
Misses Violet, Jessie and Mabel Coin
are spending the week in Memphis.
Miss Lucille Rulings, after a pleas
ant visit with Miss Judith Sturdivant
returned to her home at Dixon Mon
day.
Miss Louise Hanna of Monticello
Seminary will arrive today for two
weeks visit TO her Mother, Mrs. s. s
Thomas.
Mr.. James Walker of Memphis was
: here Sunday to visit his father, Mr.
John X. Walker VINO has been ill for
week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Forrest and Mis-
Mary Neblett have all been on the sicl
list for week or more, but are all nov
much improved.
Misses Leah RRuman and Pear
Rothschild left Wednesday to atten
the Sunday School convention a
: Vicksburg, Miss.
S DIR. G. G. Mulheron returned Mon
n day from New Orleans, where he ha
Y spent some time taking speeis
S course in medicine.
y Mrs. Frank Cuthbert, who was OF
e Grated on in Memphis last week, is re
Q ported as doing we'll. Her. friends wis
i her speedy recovery.
Mrs. G. P. Hodges of Nation, III
. visited her mother, Mrs. H. G. 1
= Collins for the week end. Mrs. Co
Inns returned home with her.
fl Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carlton return
! ed Monday from their wedding tri
q and are at home to their friends q
the residence Of Mr.. Ben Mann.
t Mrs. F. G. Bridges and children {
!. Pine Bluff, Ark, are the guests o
Mrs. Bridges parents, Mr.. and Mrs
john X, Walker, WASHINGTON st.
S The friends of Mrs. F. L. Cuthber
= will be pleased to know that she i
!. improving after al serious operatio
a at st. Josephs hospital in Memphis
Y W. S. Lea has been confined to hi
S room for several days from an attac
r of grippe He is much improved ant
e expects to be fully recovered in fey
e days.
Miss Occie Williams left the last o
the week to visit her sister, Miss Liz
y zie, who has been at st. Joseph's hos
y pital for several weeks and who j
y doing nicely.
Miss Winnie Bumpass is at tn
Baptist hospital in Memphis for treat
!, ment. Miss Winnie has had to re
: sign her position at Knoxville on &C
4 count of an attack Of appendicitis sew
= eral weeks ago.
e Mrs. E. c. King is fast recoverin
8 from an operation which she under
went at st. Josephs hospital, Memphis
about ten days ago. She expects
t. be sufficiently improved to retur
Y home at an early date.
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