The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-13
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week with friends at Aliceville.
Mr.. j. H. North, Of Lathrop, was
business visitor in Carrollton one
day the latter part of the past week
Mrs. Wesley Fitzpatrick and Miss
Clara Fitzpatrick have returned tC
their home in Carrollton after spend.
4 ing a few weeks in Five Points as
guests Of Mrs. Kilpatrick's parents
Rev. ard Mrs. NJ. r. Smith.
Mr.. J. Q. Poindexter and Mr.. j
B. Poindexter, Of Ravine, Miss, were
WELDON ed visitors in the city one day
last week
Dr. S. H. Hill spent several DAYS
of last week in Birmingham on bust
ness.
Mr. Albert Legg, Of Jasper, has ar
rived in CarTollton, where he has &C
cepted a position with the Pickens
County Auto company.
Mrs. Edna Palmer and daughter,
Mrs. Perdue, of Northport, returned
TO their home Sunday, after a de-
lightful stay in Carrollton with rela-
tives.
The Sunbeam Society of the Car
rollton Baptist church were enter
tanned Friday evening in the home
of Mrs. T. B. Nettles by their asso-
ciate members, Miss Sarah Maud
Nettles and Miss Cornelia Elliott
Games and contests were enjoyed by
these young people until late hour
after which a salad course with
cream and cake were served. A most
enjoyable occasion was had and the
members of the society departed for
their homes wishing their hostess
many returns Of the happy affair
Mr.. Brewster Whitelock and Mas
ter Granville Whitelock, of Long
view, Tex, are guests in the home of
their aunt, Mrs. J. W. Cox, in Car
rollton.
Mr.. J. r. Cunningham, of Leesburg
Fla. has been spending the past week
with relatives in Carrollton and Alice
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mullins, of
Tuscaloosa, are spending the week
with Mr.. Mullins parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. n. Mullins, near Carrollton.
Mr.. Mullins is a valued employe of
the VI. & o. railroad and is now en-
joying his annual vacation.
Mrs. J. T. Longmire, accompanied
by her little daughter, Miss Louise,
is in St. Louis, where she is purchas-
ing her fall and winter millinery
stock.
DR.. S. F. Hill, of Prairie Point,
Miss, was in Carrollton a short while !
last Wednesday mingling with rela- |
tives and friends.
Mr.. Wallace Struthers, of Tusca- !
loosa, spent the early part of the
week in Carrollton with friends. /
Mr.. George M. Collins, represent
alive from this county in the legis- .
lature, will return Tuesday to Mont /
gomery, after spending several days
in Carrollton with his family.
Mr.. W. f. MCGEE, of ClfitOnville, 4
Miss, spent Sunday in Carrollton /
with his mother, Mrs. Jennie McGee
Mrs. Leila Manning, who has been
a guest in the home of Mrs. Alice
Hanson, returned Monday to her
home in Birmingham.
DR.. d. W. Gass and Mr.. l.. NJ. San
lers of Pickensville, were agreeable
Visitors in Carrollton Monday.
A large crowd gathered on the
Carrolton ball ground Monday after
noon to witness the contest between
. picked team from Columbus, which
lad come to Carrollton to get sweet
revenge for the bitter defeat admin
stored to them on their grounds last
week, and the expected and unex-
,ected happened. Manager Kuyken-
iall came down barricaded behind a
strong defense that was impregnable,
,ut the continued heavy firing of the
Jarrollton squad soon sent his breast
works crumbling and the local boys
opped the game by a score of to
J. 1t was a pretty contest, one of
he snappiest games ever seen on the
;arrollton grounds, and was played
n one hour and thirty minutes. Many
sensational plays were made and spe-
ial mention should be made of
who was playing with the