Macon beacon., 1917-06-01

Mrs. Carpenter and Miss Halbert, of
Crawford, are the guests of Mrs. 7. w.
Crigler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Harvey, of
Crawford, spent Tuesday with Mr.. T.
c. Harvey.
Miss Henrietta Clemens has returned
from Hattiesburg, where she has been
attending school.
Miss B. Swami, who has been teach
ing in the city school at Corinth, is at
home for the summer.
Mrs. V. Morgan Morris and daugh-
ter, Katherine, will visit relatives in
West Point next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Cavett and chill
dren were weekend guests of Mes
danes Moore and Dupree.
Miss Sarah Fisher Ames returned
home Monday from the |. & c., grad
uating in the literary course.
Miss Pope, who has been the guest
several weeks of her sister, Mrs, lel-
verton returned home Monday.
Miss Ethel Cavett, of Jackson, ar
rived Thursday and will leave Saturday
for Washington to attend the reunion.
Miss Linda Miller has returned from
her school at Kellis Store. With her
aunt, Mrs. Price, she spent several
days with friends in Macon.
Mesdames Chas. Strong, W. M.
Lamberson and Chas Bush and Miss
Fannie May will attend the Red Cross
meeting in Columbus on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mullins, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cunningham and Mr.. Gus
Cunningham, of Cliftonville, we're the
guests of Mrs. Emmett Dantzler Sun
day.
Mr.. Porter Swami, who has been ir
the employ of the U. S. agriculture
department in Florida for the past
year, is visiting his parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Allie Swami.
Mr.. Jack Shannon and daughter, Miss
Mary, of Lebanon, Tenn, arrived ii
Macon last Saturday to see Mr.. W. W
Shannon, whose health has been very
bad for some time.
Mrs. J. l.. McMlllin, after a short
visit to relatives iii Hattiesburg anC
Collins, Miss, will go to New Orlean:
with Prof. McMillin. She will study
voice and public school music under the
instructors at the Sophie Newcomb in
stitute.
Mrs. M, A. Campbell, accompanied
by her little grandson, Jas. Campbell
left Thursday for the West. She vii
stop few days with he- son in Denver
end with friends in Ogden, Utah, anc
there she will be joined by her daugh
ter, Mrs. Adams, from New York, anC
they will 60 to San Diego, CAL, for the
balance of the summer.
Prof. ]. L. McMllin left yesterday
for the summer vacation, which will be
spent in study and work. He first goes
to Jackson for a two-days' conference
with State Normal directors. After g
few days with relatiyes in Hattiesburg,
he will go to Tulane University, New
Orlenns, where he will act as assistant
instructor in the summer school. Ther
for six weeks, beginning the latter
part of July, he will be director of the
State Normal at Wesson, Miss.
The name of Richard Stevenson was
inadvertently omitted from the honor
roll of the school published in the
Beacon last week. Richard very prop
erly thinks that when boy works al
hard as he had to in both department
and scholarship, to get on the roll, he
OBSERVERS all the honors that is coming
to him. For getting on the honor rol
every term he received a home-prize Of
500.
Miss Fannie May, went from Mem.
phis, where she had been attending as 6
trained nurse, Mrs. Snsie Stevens tC
Dyersburg, Tenn, to visit her sister,
Mrs. j. G.. Cooper. With her sister
and brother-in-law, she was at Rec
Foot Lake Sunday afternoon when a
cyclone hit South Dyersburg, causing
the death of seven people and the
wounding of nearly a hundred. She
went to a hospital Sunday night and
assisted to caring. for about forty
wounded. The cyclone was followed by
heavy rain and hail storm and some of
the hal stones were as big as goose
egg.