Oxford eagle., 1919-10-09
PERSONAL ANDLOCAL

spent Saturday with Mrs. w. L. Smith.
Thursday evening, the Akyuhaipi
Camp Fire Girls presented "Betty
Wales and Mr. Kidd" at the university
chapel, under the direction of Miss
Ella Sommerville. A large crowd was
present and everyone enjoyed it very
much.
Mrs. ID. /. Sultan left Monday for
Walters, Okla, where she will spend
some time with her son, Mr.. Robert
Sultan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Faser had for
their honored guests Sunday Rev. and
Mrs Rennie, Of Greenwood, Miss.
l. Dr.. Rennie gave a short impressive
talk to the student body at the chapel
Sunday evening, explaining some Of
the reasons why they should make the
study of the Bible a most important
study.
Mrs. Emma Pollard, Of Batesville,
is spending several weeks with her
cousin, Mrs. Harvey Kimmons and
Mrs. Jack Roach.
Mr.. Price, who is now stationed IN
the southern part of the state visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Logan last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul White are occu-
pying rooms at Mr.. Joe LaWshee's on
Depot street.
Mr. Rodney Sisk has accepted po-
sition at Granger, Texas.
Mr. Frank Lawshee has accepted
position at Ft. Worth, Texas.
Miss Mary Louise Nelson re-
turned from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Tilden Shinault.
Nh McLemore Baird, of Green
wood, visited Mr.. C. B. Nelson and
sister, Miss Mary Louise, for few
days this week.
Sunday morning, Oct. 5, the new
pipe organ at the First Presbyterian
church was dedicated in memory of
Mesdames Margaret Rhodes Culley
and Annie Fulton Hume Bryan. The
dedication address was made by Rev.
Joseph Rennie of Greenwood. Mr..
Eugene Haynes Mcclure presided at
the organ. Mr. Mcclure is a very
fine musician and promises to be one
of the finest of the day. He leaves
soon for Rochester, n Y, where he
will make a more extended study Of
music
Rev. L. ThaXter and his company, of
Houston, Texas, who are touring the
Presbytery and conducting revivals,
will arrive in Oxford October II, and
start a revival of ten days.
Mrs. Paul Ramey entertained the
Twentieth Century Book club Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. E. J. Erwin and children have
returned from Morgantown, N. c., and
Atlanta, Ca, where they visited rela-
tives the past summer
Mrs VIM. Berry, of Birmingham,
Ala, is the guest of her neice, Mrs.
Landrum Leavell.
The w orkers of the seventy-five
million dollar campaign will be en-
tertained at the Baptist church Sat
urday. Lunch will be served.
Mr. Eugene Hays Mcclure, of
Yazoo City, who was the guest of her
aunts, Miss Ella and Kate Mcclure,
left Sunday for his home where he
will spend some time with his parents
before going to New York.
Mr.. William Temple visited his par
ents for a few days.
Miss Bessie Furr left the past week
for Coahoma where she has accepted
a position as teacher in the school at
the palce.
Mrs. E. D. Carr, of Water Valley,
was a week end visitor to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawshee.
Mrs. Jones and daughter, Miss An
ME Crowford Jones, of Colorado
Springs, are the guest of Mrs. Jones
brother, Mr. Marion Showers.
Mrs Janet Showers Dennis, of Col
orado, arrived in Oxford Saturday and
will be with her father while here.
Mrs. Duke Kimbrough, who spent
the summer in the west, is at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hemphill and
daughters, HELEN and Frances, of Wa
ter Valley, spent the week end with
Mrs. G. o. Hinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burney Kelly, of
Woodson Ridge, are the proud parents
of daughter.
Misses Ella Pegues and Bessie Dill
lard and Mr.. Jack billiard have re-
turned from visit to Memphis, where
they visited the Tri-State fair.