Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-01-04
BROOKSVILLE.

I'll al tllC tlt'HAn" Nft'. '.
the children Of the Junior Mis-
sionary society. Mrs. Perry, Mrs.
A. Menees, and Miss Colony are
entitled to great praise for their
untiring work in traing the chill
dren and the children deserve the
thanks of all.
All Of our numerous teachers.
all the college boys and girls, and
most of our business young peo-
pie spent the holidays with their
homefolks. We are sorry to see
them leave again, as young life
around this town is scarce.
The community Christmas tree
at the High School building
Christmas evening was an occa-
sion of unmingIed JOY to all.
Music, song, story and the com
ing of Santa Claus, combined to
make it a most memorable time.
The public is greatly indebted to
the managers and the members
Of the numerous COMMITTEES for
the pleasure given them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd Of Union
spent last week with Mrs. p. W.
Memories.
The family of Mr.. EdwinLeech
of Columbus were with Mrs. Hea-
ron for several days recently.
Miss Mary Stokes Of Columbus
spent Friday with relatives in
town.
Mrs. Wells Cook and children
of Meridian have been on a visit
to her sister, Mrs. j. W. Wilkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Of Meridian
made a short visit to the JacoWay
fsmiIy this week.
Mr.. r, f. Holmes, who was
quite seriously hurt in the rail
road accident near PENIS sta
ton several weeks ago, has never
eotirely recovered, though he is
able to be about again.
Mr.. X, f. Holmes, who was
quite seriously hurt in the rail
road accident near PENIS sta
ton several weeks ago, has never
entirely recovered, though he is
able to be about again.
Mr.. John Lee Crymes of Mem.
phis is visiting her fathers fam
lily.
Mr.. John Bell, while in Meri
dian, heard Mr.. M. W. Harrison
of the Savings campaign speak
He was much pleased.
Mr.. Alva Parks, ,Jr., of Chick.
amauga park, has been at home
on furlough.
Messrs. Dale and John c. Bell
spent the Christmas time with
their parents at Deerbrook,
Mrs. Gande of New Orleans is
visit 1g the families Of her kins.
people, all the Memories connec-
ton.
Mrs. Ingram Mcdonald, who
has been in DR.. Rush's infrmary
in Meridian for several weeks, is
said to be improving.
Mrs. Reade and sons are visit
ing her brother, Mr.. J. G. Peter
son.
Mrs. Adams and children of
Crawford have been the guests
at Mr.. T. S. Gays recently.
Mr.. Hartwell Johnson enter
tanned his brethren Of the Boy
Scouts one evening last week.
A great occasion.
The evening of December 9th
Misses Carolyn Boggess and Mar
tina Stewart Long received their
young friends at the home of Mr..
B. M. Borgess.. A grand time
Mrs, j. N. Memories had a
gathering Of the Memories clan
at her home the evening of De-
cember 10Th, Reunions are al
ways delightful,
DR.. Il. S. Jamison has Just re.
turned from lttabena, where he
was called to see his sister, Mrs.
Moore, who has had a severe at,
we're attack of pneumonia.
While visiting his son in Mo
bile. Mr., w. f. Redwood was
taken quite i'll. Since returning
he has been in the hands of tn,
doctor. He is now better anC
able to attend to business.
A list of new members for the Re,
Cross drive will be published next week
1t consists of l20 white members iron
Brooksville and Lynn Creek, and .
colored members tor B%rooksville.