Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-05-01
Mrs. Will Wallace. of Water Valley

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Mrs. j. j. Vance and nece, Shirley,
have returned from Gadson, Ala.
Mrs. Wade and children, of Little
Rock, are the guests of Mrs. Wade's
mother, Mrs. Fielder Webster.
Mr.. Robert Watkins, of Columbus,
attended the wedding of his neice,
Miss Cassie Boycott, Saturday morn
ing.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Auber Wilds
entertained the friends of her little
girls with an Easter party.
Mrs. Crisis Beard is visiting in Wa
ter Valley.
Mrs. McGhee, who has been the
guest of Ter aunt, Miss Alice Mayes,
left this week for Cleveland where she
will visit relatives before returning to
her home in Drew.
Mr.. Kincannon spent a few days in
Oxford a. his homeA
Mr.. William Temple, of Clarksdale,
spent the weekend in Oxford.
Mrs. Benz Price, who has been
spending several weeks on the coast,
has returned.
Prof. A. B. Hudson, of Gulfport,
has been elected to fill the position
as superintendent Of the Oxford High
school, which was recently left vacant
by the resignation of Prof. J. A.
Donaldson. Prof. Donaldson has &C
copied a position at Cleveland as su-
perintendent of the City school. He
has been in Oxford for three years
and during this time has formed hosts
of friends among the school children
and patrons and who hope him much
success at his new post. Prof. Hud-
son graduated from Ole Miss in 1913,
and comes to this city .ighly recon-
mended
The primary department OF the
Methodist church given an Easter egg
hunt at the home eof Mrs. John
Ramey Saturday afternoon.
The Northeast Presbytcrial met in
Sardis this week. Miss Annie Boggs
was sent as representative of the
Oxford Presbyterian churca.
Rev. J A. Christian will begin
series Of three sermons on the 18th
chapter of Corinthians Sunday morn
ing at the First Presbyterian church.
This chapter is Paul's noted love chap
ter
Miss Eura Sneed, of Lafayette
Springs, was the guest OF Mrs. Stan
ley Sneed for Field Day.
Mr.. Hartsfield and family spent
Sunday i: Tocccpola with relatives.
Mr.. Audrey Patton, of Greenwood.
spent the weekend with Oxford rel
atives.
Easter song service was held at the
Baptist church Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Haynes, has returned
from Kosciusko, where she visited her
sister, Mrs. Fannie Cain.
Special Easter song service was
held at the Firs3 Presbyterian church
Sunday night which was enjoyed by al.
who We're present.
Miss Sadie Newell, of Alma Gorda,
New Mexico, is the guest of her moth
er, Mrs. Frank Newell, and other rel
|atives.
Mrs. c.. Fl. Roach and children
spent Sunday in Water Valley with her
parents.
Mr.. A. D. Morgan, Of Rich, is Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. R. G. Morgan.
Profs. Donaldson, Bush and Vault
attended a meeting Of the superintend-
ents of agricultural schools of this dis
trict in Senatobia Saturday.
Mrs. Agnes Dooley, of Water VAL
Hey, is the guest of Mrs. w. P. An
|derson.
Master Jack Dcrroh entertained a
few of his friends with an Easter egg
hunt Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Clark, of Sumner land Mrs.
John. Hope and daughter, Mrs. Renni-
brew of Clarksdale, attended the
burial service of their father and
grandfather, Mr.. H. P. Smith, Fri
day afternoon. While here they were
the guests of their sister, Mrs. John
Harris.
Messrs. W. B. Buford, Of Sumner,
Culley Smith of Pamela county and
Jack, Philip and Andrew Smith of
Sumner, attended the burial service
of Mr.. H. P. Smith Friday after
noon.
Private Hugh Gamble, who was
called to Abbeville on account of the
death of his mother, spent few days
} this week with Oxford relatives.