The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-05-02

the we'll rendered programs given Ny
her pupils and show a worthy ap- !
plication to the years study.
The program was:
Ouartette--In the Arena-Mildred
Stainbrook, Donna McFadden, Mary
Poyner. Vera May Lamb.
Solo-Throwing Kisses--Loraine
Lockhart.
Duet-Over Hill and Dale--Mary
Atkins, Cana Cole.
Solo-Sunfower Dance--Donna
McFadden.
Estrella-Mary Atkins
Solo-Confdence Meditation--Ve-
ra May Lamb.
Solo-Aeolian Harp-Laurentine
Humphreys.
Trio-Bridal Bells-Louise Trav-
is, Margaret Travis, Eta B. Dumas.
Quartette-Flight Of the Swallows
-Virgie Old, Lorraine McFadden,
Mary West Poyner, Ina Butler.
Solo-Valse Duiand-Annie Ham.
Solo-Lucille- Butler.
Solo-Tambourine Dance-Gama
Cole.
Quicksilver Stars-Margaret and
Louise Travis.
Observation-Disclosures Hum
phreys.
Chorus--Blow Balmy Breeze, Mer-
~ June-Marian Balch, Marian Lew
is, Elizabeth Dumas, Minnie Daniel,
Diana Matthews, Angelyn Freeman,
Lorene Lansdell, Ruth Looney.
Quartette-Camp of Glory-An-
ME Ham, Laurentine Humphreys,
Margaret Travis, Eta B. Dumas.
On Monday the younger members
of the class were on the program.
Those taking part were: Nell Ross
Tayloe, Ruby Jackson, Ruth Butler,
Mary Sullivan, Louise keenan,, Mary
Veltman, Mitchum Warren, Lorine
Anderson, Elizabeth Frazier, Aileen
Jones, Naomi Jackson, Donna Nc
Fadden.
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Mr.. Leonard Wilkinson, very re-
cent oversee boy, is now associated
with T. C. Nix &, 90, and would be
pleased to have Ms friends call on
him. 1t
Mrs G. D. Morris was visitor in
Memphis the past week.
666 quickly relieves constipation,
biliousness, loss Of appetite and head
aches, due to Torpid liver. 10-10t-adv
Mrs. Chas. Lansdell and daughter
Ruth spent Monday in Memphis.
Mrs. Sim Long of Memphis spent
Saturday and Sunday in the city.
Mr.. Sim Miller has returned from
Nashville and points in Georgia.
Miss Eta Buoy wishes to see her
many friends at T. CfNix & Co.'S /,
with whom she is now associated. 1t
New lot of millinery received this
week at T. G. Nix & Cos. 1t
Mrs. G. E. Poole left Wednesday
for Paducah on an extended visit to
relatives.
Mrs Donald Fudge and Mrs. Mer-
rift Pitcher who have been visiting in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ire
yathan on Dunlap street, returned
home Monday.
Mrs. John r. Harris and daughter
Fannie who have been visiting their
aunt Mrs. S. E. Howard returned to
their home in Gallatin Monday.
Mrs. Matte Brisendine, says if it
is anything in the MERCHANDISE line
you want that she sure would be
delighted to wrap same up for you
at 7 C. Nix & Co'S She asks that
you give her a trial and see what
neat packages shS hands over the
counter. It'll
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We are proud of the confidence
doctors, druggists and the public
have in 666 Chill and Never Ton
ic. 10-10t-adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Orr are visiting
relatives in Union City this week
Mrs. w. B. Postlethwaite who has
been here on an extended visit re-
turned to her home in Franklin Mon
day, accompanied by her mother Mrs.
Kate Greer.
For the best in town in cut flowers
for all occasions, almost reasonable
prices, call or see
Mrs. john Tayloe, at
Flake & O'Brien's.
1t " Phone 263 or 260.
Mrs. Jack Scates and Mrs. R. J.
Jnnps wera shnnnarc in Do d,1ooh thie