Oxford eagle., 1918-11-21
Oxford Laayete County, Miss Thursday November 81 1918
Personal and Local

'iis. hopson is the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Lynn Hudson. in La
mar this week.
airs Tom Wilson is spending this
week IN Coffeeville with her daughter.
-i,s. ". L. Jeffries.
ais William Rowland left Tues
cay for Lake View, Ark. where she
WI be the guest of her sister, Mrs.
aoan Abston.
rs. Alvin hipps. of Taylor. spent
+ &c weekend with relatives.
Ms Mckenzie and son. of Annis-
ton, Ala. are the quests of Mrs.
Stella Smith.
Ass. Lottie White entertained the
cen Century Book Club this week.
Ar Joe Pegues spent a few days
itlds week in Memphis.
Mrs. Walter Sullivan and little
daughter are visiting relatives in
Memphis. Tenn.
The many friends Of Miss Elaine
! Ward, one Of Canton's most beautiful
iadies, and who spent last year at
i the University viii be be glad to learn
tnat she has secured her passport pre-
Imlnary to starting overseas as q
Red Cross Field Worker in Europe.
Mss Elmer Meek attended the
-eedding Of her niece. Miss Potts at
Aosciusko. Miss, this week.
Mrs. BEN Price left Wednesday for
Memphis
Tie young people of the different
au1ch societies Of the city will hold
union meeting at the Methodist
Church Sunday evening. The men,
pers Il the different societies are
urged TO be present.
SIR Make and Mrs. L. G. Moore,
If Waterford, were visitors 10 their
cousin. Mrs. s s. Webster Wednes-
day
News has been received by the rels-
ives Of NJ. Herman Webster who
has been in service in New York that
ae has recently been ordered TO Cuba
Praise service is 10 be held at the
Presbyterian Church the coming Mon
iay afternoon.
Rev. ". W Woolard and Julian
Duncan with Presiding Elder Felts.
Of Holly Springs held a conference
near Oxford recently.
Miss Jimmie Davis and her cousin
Mr. Kirby Parks were weekend
visitors to Winona friends and rela-
tives and were accompanied home by
Master Joe Parks who viii be the
guest Of his grandmother, Mrs. Joe
Parks for some time.
We are glad TO welcome M and
Mrs. ]. P. Stafford and little son J. p.
Jr. Of winona 10 our community.
They viii occupy cottage near the
University in the grove
Mrs. Edwards has been called 70
Coffeeville TO nurse a patient
We are glad 10 know that Miss
Cornelia Sdpworth has recovered
from fall which she received recent
ly.
Mrs. Luella Ramsey left Thursday
! FOR Jackson, Miss, where she goes 20
meet Of food commissioners from
: Washington. d. C. Many important
m - 1,=r,.uzs.1 Ms
Ramsey is making good in her line
4 Of work and expects 10 give a demon
+ stration in the making Of war time
eonffections the second Friday in
December in the Office Of the Federal
building.
Mrs. Mary Baird Pope, Of Columbus
-toppd over for a few days in Oxford,
Monday. Mrs. Pope viii be renera-
bered as the beautiful and accomplish
"a daughter Of Dr. Baird deceased
who spent several years Of her girl
hood in Oxford. She was enroute from
Tupelo TO her home.
Miss Helen Trigg the beautiful and
charming young daughter Of MI ana
Mrs. sgd Trgg. Of Valiant, Okla Is
the welcome guest Of her sunts. the
I Misses Trigg.
over 1000 jars Of fruit, etc, was
sbippd from Oxford Monday TO the
f various orphanages throughout the
/ state.
Ms g. F. Heard dlightfully enter
tanned Thursday in honor OF her ne
nhw Master James MeLure's flfth
/ birthday. Quite a number OF ms
friends were in attendance and repor'
q most enjoyable party.
II Mrs. G. w. Buffaloe, Sr, has re-
turned from Greenwood where she
= visited Mrs. Raines.
Mrs. Herbert Brown and ehiiorei
Of Water Valley, visited her parents
Mr. and Mrs. /. B. Orr this week
Mrs. Chandler Worley and htu' '
child have arrived in Oxford ana VA
he with Mr.. Worley for the wintei