The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-11-05
BIRTHDAY DINNER PARTY.
(From Mondays Daily.)

able dinner at her home in North
Greenwood. Three Of the guests
birthdays occurred this week and the
function was a joint celebration of
these anniversaries.
A pretty boquet of carnations for
med the center piece. Covers were
laid for the following guests: Misses
Louise Minyard, Cornelia, A~nnabelle
and Mamie D. Crippen and Messrs w.
M. Honea, N. A. Pridgen, T. D. Chill
ton and E. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stinson and
Mrs. Goodson left Saturday morning
for Memphis. Mr.. Stinson and Mrs.
Goodson returned home last night.
Mrs. Stinson will remain there for a
longer stay.
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Miss Lula Stoddard returned home
last night from a trip to Hot Springs,
Ark, where she has been for the past
four weeks taking treatment. She is
iIAi iltploNSu ny ic stay iiC1S.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Saunders have
returned from their bridal trip to New
Orleans, where they spent several
days. Mrs. Saunders was formerly
Miss Elizabeth George.
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Miss Sue Gray left today for Green
vile, where she goes to take a course
in nursing at the G~reenville SAM
tarium.
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Misses Zelphia Cain and Matte
Holmes spent Sunday with Miss
Gains brother in Lexington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Adams, of Tu
MICA, were the guests Of DR.. and Mrs
J. ". Dulaney yesterday.
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Miss Henrietta Pate returned home
Saturday from Memphis, where she
has been for several weeks.
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Mrs. Lee Burgess left Saturday for
her home at Philip to spend the week
end with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Scruggs of
D~oddsville, are visiting friends in
Greenwood.
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Miss Eula Nettles spent the week
end with her mother and sisters in
Durant.
Mrs. A. J. Coste is i'll with chronic
appendicitis.
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Mr.. r. B. Schlater of Greenwood
won the prize offered by the Lamar
Life Insurance Co., for writing the
most insurance in the state during
the past week. Mr.. Schlater wrote
$34, 900 worth and the next highest
contestant wrote 5000 worth. Oh
the entire amount of $500, 900 in in.
surance in Mississippi which was pla-
ced with this company in October, Mr.
Schlater wrote seventh of it.
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Mr.. M. E. Wainwright has returned
from a trip to Newelton, La, where
he was instrumental in selling sis
plantations near that city to Ken,
lucky and Tennessee parties. Mr.
Wainwright also bought an interest
in these lands. The aggregate sal'
of all plantations amounted to 81,
600 900.
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Our good friend, Mr.. L. A. Duggins
was in the city from his farm home
on R. F. D. No. 1. on business today
and made The Daily Commonwealth
an appreciated call.
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Mr.. Barry Parrish was here from
Charleston yesterday, the guest of hi
mother, Mrs. NJ. N. Parish, and othe
relatives.
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Mr.. E. E. Kersh was in the city
few hours yesterday morning fro,
Sweet Home plantation.
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Mr. J. F.. Clark of Sunflower, spen
Sunday evening in Greenwood tn
guest of friends.
Attorney P. w. Allen and Mr.. Wi
son from Moorhead were visitors i
Greenwood last night.
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Miss Dorothy Darlington of Yazo
City is the guest of Mrs. E. ]
Mounger.
DR.. S. L. Brister returned last nigl
from Sumner, where he spent Sunda,
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N G. B. Clover was in the CIT
on business from Itta Bena today.
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Mr.. Joe Wheeler Williams spe'
Sunday with friends in 1ndianola.
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y MI. Louis Aldridge went to Mel
e phis Saturday on a business trip.
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