The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1919-01-02

Miss Alma Louise Lowe entertain
ed a few Of her school mates on Fri
day night.
Miss Willie Y. Greenlee entertain
ed very pleasantly few friends on
Thursday night
Lieut. Henry French, who has been
an engineer in an aero construction
company stationed in England, was
among the first 70 be discharged from
Camp Pike, snice the signing the
armlstice, having arrived in New
York few days before being sent to
Camp Pike. He IS spending the holi-
days with his mother. He was Joined
here by his brother, Charlie, and his
lovely wife Of Memphis on Sunday
Charlie is spending his furlough with
his mother, having come from Parks
Field, where he has been some time.
The entertainment given at the
High School Tuesday night was well
attended despite the inclement wealth
er.
Mrs. Luther Shelby and son have
returned to her home at Dallas, Tex
as, after spending quite while in the
home Of her parenas, Mr.. and Mrs
IG. B. Flowers.
Miss Carrie Stormont of TilIman.
was among the Christmas visitors
here.
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock
Miss Wilena Shelby became the hap
py bride Of Mr.. Robert Wade of Till
man.
The wedding was beautiful home
wedding, with only immediate fami-
lies en- both side, and a few close
friends present to show with the hap
py couple the joy Of the hour in which
their phghted troth was sealed with
the ring service,
Rev. T A. Furgason, pastor Of the
bride, officiating.
Z The bride was beautifully dressed
IN costume Of gray, with all dainty
accessories carrying beautiful boz
quet, that seemed to respect the beau
ty Of the fair face above them.
Guests we're served with pretty
heart shaped sandwiches and cake. |
When the bride had donned her be-
coming going-away suit Of blue, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Wade left on the afternoon |
train for Jackson. They were met |
at the depot by large crowds of l
friends who showered their best wish
es and congratulations by throwing
rice as the happy couple departed.
A beautiful shower was given Sat- /
urday eve by friends Many beauti-
full presents were given to the bride.
Friends are pleaosed to welcome
Jules Moore, who has been in the
Marine Corps, and just returned from
over sea and is spnding his furlough
with his sister, Mrs Louis Lehman.
While oversee Mr. Moore contracted
Meningitis and was among the first
to arrivs over here. He is much im-
proved in health. Mr. Moore has q
host Of friends who wish him
speedy recovery
Rev T. A. Furgerson and family
have returned home after being ab-
sent several weeks on a visit to rela-
tives. Every one is glad to have
them with us for another year
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray of Missouri spent
the Christmas holidays at the home
Of Mr.. w. A. Fife, brother Of Mrs.
Mrs. Ray. Everyone is glad to well
come Cora, as she is so sweetly re-
membered by her girlhood friends.
Among the soldier boys who have
recently returned from Camp and been
are Wilmore Short, Rus
5ell Gardard, Noel Shields, JAS r.
Ross, A. Moody, Magruder Fife and
Henry French from overseas, and R.
NJ. Speed, Thomas Jones and VIM
Dudley from S. A. I. c.
Mr.. and Mrs P. Y. Miller from
Tcula, Miss, are visiting Mrs. Mller's
sisters, Mrs. D. A. Lowe and Mrs.
r. W. Bruce.
With SO many Of our school girls,
soldier boys and teachers coming
home, the Christmas season has with
some been joyous, happy season,
while other lips smile with a heavy
heart loved ones being absent, some
stiE lover there.
Misses Serena Speed and Edith
Fife Of Hattesburg Normal spent the
holidays at home
Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Lowe and
daughter are visiting the home Of
their father, d. A. Lowe
The young people enjoyed the en-
given in Auditorium Hall
" Wednesday night by Mrs. Susie Flow
ers Mrs. Flowers always has the
young peoples interet at heart and
everybody has a good time.
Among the teachers who spent the
holidays at home were Misses Annie
May Miller, Virginia Dudley, Peria
Williams, Matte Scott, Wilena Shell
by and Maggie McKewen and Laura
Greenlee.