Macon beacon., 1919-11-21
Personal and Local Items

Miss Fannie May is spending the
week with friends in Mashulaville.
Mrs. viii Tuckr is the guest of Mrs.
H. E. Hoffmeister in Columbus this
week
The basket ball game between Ma
con and Cooksville last Friday result
ed in a score of II to Z in favor Of Ma
con.
Miss Thelma Weeks of Alderman
and Miss Kaihle Of Lima, Ohio, are
the guests this week Of Mrs Holberg
and Mrs. Snowden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. M. M.
Brown and Miss Viva Harrison of Ma
con, motored to Columbus yesterday.
Columbus Commercial.
Mrs. W. F. Patty, of Greenwood,
who has been visiting in the city for
several weeks, returned to her home
Observation-Disclosures Commercial.
The friends of Mr.. Julius Cannon
will be glad to know he is recovering
from severe injuries received in an
auto accident about VITO weeks ago.
His injuries were serious enough to
confne him to his bed for severa
days. u sasS
Mr.. Jesse Guy arrived in Macon
from an aviation field near San Diego
alifornia Thursday. He is at home on
sick-leave, having been victim OF
an accident last July, which resulted
in a broken limb, and other painful
injuries.
Little Sister" Dent was confined to
her bed several days and to the house
several more days recently, a suifrrer
from scarlitina. She is still quaran-
tined, but the balance of the family
wre allowed to come out today. There
have been several cases of this disease
in town lately.
Rev. R. L. Campbell and Hon. A, T..
Dent ave been attending the Mississ-
inpi SYNOD, wich met in the city Of
Columbus this week. They report a
full attcndanc, unusual interest, and a
general spirit of optimism in church
work. The Presbyterian schools IN
the State, Of which there are five, are
all overfowing with pupils.
A Tam O'Shanter cap was lost by a
ladv while taking fly in an areoplane
| oveer town about ten days ago. and a
reward will be paid for same if left at
| the Beacon office. 1t is brown knit
ted cap. and it was borrowed for the
ride and the lady from whose head II
/ blew off is very much distressed at its
loss. It went overheard at some
point east Of tn Methodist church.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Brame spent severa
DAYS this week in Rankin county
whercthey went to visit Mr.. and Mrs
| Els Brame. and more particularly t
see their little grandson, who was cri
tically i'll lately with bronchial pneu
monia. The little fellow was so neal
to death, that it was phoned to Macoi
| byaa. friad. If the family. tbha,tt. he wa
ct bought. A sudden change came fol
the better and he now promises to livC
the allotted time of man.
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| Forty-two. A most delightful plate
| lunch was served The burning of 6
huge bon fire on the lawn added uni
queness to the evenings pleasure.
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MISS Carolyh D1ggesS eLCeI fl '"lile, a4te,
Ehe camp Fire UirlS - Siiq n d lew oTiei inst
ITienuS II, aC MIs' - : i1oipeIsS T ',s ls,S
WgaheS1aE y, aiVeI!lGon' N%ilea SS N
after which a delicious salad course
was served.
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Whefry was noS5eSS o6 p, Cie I'VE nun,
dred ciuo' mrs' n; l.. knyhlJs M ~ll,,IuE ,,
Jhe prize a deilEh'iul Salao coui 'e
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Wednesday AFTERNOON MIS- noWaIu low. iI.l
ocaieS S[lVeIt%I''Ju 1It VLle thuCClon pl'uLe
cluo' MIS- H. W. NrahaI was une
was served.
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MIS- .; W. IlaIHIHS T!lIelJeIlie1 .IIsS
ylIsie mae LlVClei MISS ,T Elh ol.1a1, iJveS,
Mr' steven bosWelI ana Mr' 9yulley