The Lexington advertiser., 1919-12-05
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OVER THE COUNTY
WEST

Mrs Frank Creswell and and Mis-
Annie Green enjoyed the Thanksgiving
holidays with homefoks here.
Mr. and Mrs. De Miller and little son
from Grenada, were in West for th'
weekend, Mr.. De Miller preaching at thc
Episcopal church Sunday morning and ii
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carnes have returned
from visit in Kosciusko.
Mrs. Caruthers and Mrs. Nobody have
been guests in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
W. W. Cain.
Mrs. Berry and children have been Wis
iting relatives in West.
West is on the flying machine route
Often we have the pleasure of watching
the planes pass along the air highway;
one passed this morning
Mr.. W. w. Cain is having brick busi'
ness house built in front Of the creamery
on Business street. Some say 1t is the
new postofficc, and some that 1t 10 for
goods.
Mr.. George GOrdin, from. New Orleans.
Is enjoying a visit in the home Of Mr..
RA Cross and is daily bringing in quails
from the huntings grounds Of Holmes and
Carroll counties.
Miss HASTE Tucker was down from All
Saints College at vicksburg for few
days.
Max Arnold spent Thanksgiving In
West.
/, Miss Airy Csrruth, who Is teaching
piano In the A. H. S. at Summit was the
eh hArming guest of Miss Dele Johnson
during the Thanksgiving holidays. Dur
ing her visit the plano pupils Of Miss
Dele Johnson entertained a number of
their friends with a recital and not only
was their music especially enjoyed, for
each child did beautifully, but also the
selections which Miss Carruth rendered
with unusual talent
Mrs B. D. Garry added joy in the home
Of her father at the City Hotel, return
ing to her home in Kosciusko Sunday.
Miss Annie Alexander was at home
for Thanksgiving
Miss Leo Brister visited in Jackson
recently.
The friends Of Mr.. Geo. Nabors are
sorry he is seriously i'll at the Jackson
sanitarium.
The box supper, managed by the school
girls was a success and enjoyed by all
present, Thanksgiving night.
Mrs, Beatrice Strowd is now behind the
counters at Mrs W. j. Holmes.
Miss Dora Furr, after spending several
months in West, returned to her home at
Magnolia.
Mrs Mamie P. Beall has returned
from visit to relatives in Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson have recently
moved to town and are now at home to
their friends in the Feeny cottage.
Mrs. A. j. Stevens and Miss Mary Lou
Johnson went to Winona Monday to visit
Mrs Esuglas Hunter, who is i'll at the
Winona sanitariuma
The regular meeting Of the Parent
Teachers Association was held at the
school Wednesday afternoon before
Thanksgiving. The program was ar
ranged by Mrs. S. W. Brister. The meet
Ing opening with scripture reading by
Mrs. Bette Creswel and Lords prayer
In concert. Thanksgiving song by school
children; a reading, Thanksgiving" by
Mildred Snavely; piano solo, Valse Ca
p'iee, by Tessie N. Holmes. On account
Of illness, Mrs. c. B. Alexander was un-
able to make her talk on "The Respect
Pupils Should Have for Their Teacher
and Older People" The subject, "Proper
Care Of the School Property" was ably
discussed in open session. A paper, In
huence Of the Older Children on the
Younger 0ne.," was read by Miss Mary
Lou johnson. Roll call was answered by
favorite quotations; reports of COM
Rittees; dues paid, We hope to build
up the attendance Of these meetings until
every patron Of the school will come, for
they will enjoy it as well as do much
good by their presence for the meetings
are theirs. tom.