The Port Gibson reveille., 1919-10-09
PATTlSON

A beautiful reception was tendered
Miss Anna Darden and Mr.. JEFF Whit
taker Tuesday evening from s TO 10
o'clock, yMr. and Mrs. Norman
Bearden. The home was attractive
+ decorated, and Mrs. Bearden was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Walter
Wade Of Natchez, Mrs. c. B. Darien.
Miss Grace Pureton of Rising Faun,
Ga, and Miss Roberta Mosley u Hol-
lendale.
Miss Amelia GreenRald, acconipan-
led oy her friends Mrs. Harris and lit
tie Miss Alice Harris of Port Gibson
spent Sunday with her brother Mr.
Sylvester Greenwald in the Gilston
nome. Miss Greenpald is Just hack
from three years q Red Cross War
Work abroad. which took her into sew
eral countries, ana 80 the close % the
war she was head Of 9 large hospital
IN France. Mr. Greenwald was not
only delighted % welcome home this
distinguished sister, but Is very proud
1t her. While in Port Gibson, Miss
Greenwald was a guest in the home Of
Mr.. Sam Well
Mrs. Charley Darden and Mr.. Clar-
ence Darden accompanied Miss Grace
Pureton, Miss Anna Darden and Mr..
Jen whitaker on an auto trip TO Port
Gibson Tuesday.
Miss Shelby Remington, after quite
q lengthy ivsit to her brother, at
Nieksburg, is home again
Miss Mary A. Rollins Of jackson
spent Thursday the guest Of Mrs.
Frank B. Fox.
Mrs g II p... : Tr "a
her parents Rev. and Mrs S. r.
Young.
Mr.. Victor Barron. only son of our
popular physician Dr. f. d. Barron,
arrived Monday, having been many
months in Uncle Sans service His
parents and many friends were de- .
lighted 10 have him safely back.
Mr.. d. W. Mcclure has two very i'll .
children this week. Mr.. Mcclure is .
q valued and active member Of our
Public School board Of trustees,
Mr. Will McFatter, lately Of Brest,
lermany, IS making his home with his
sister Mrs. Ben Jordan here.
Prof. John Middleton of Red Lick
md his brother Mr.. Jim Middleton Of
satuson, made trip to Sarepta Sun
lay, to be with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Craig and Joe
r, Of Port Gibson motored to Patti
on Sunday, where they were Joined
" Mr. Posine, and went by train to
ted Lick to dine with Mrs. Harley
lunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorman Campbell left
friday to make their home at Men
enhall, where Mr. Campbell has en-
aged in business. Since their mar
iage, brief while back this popular
oung couple have been at the home
I the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
V III bennington, near Pattison.
Mrs. Sylvester Greenwald with lit
.e Elise and Joseph, accompanied by
er sister Miss Sarah Gilston, left
londay for New Orleans, where they
isit their sister Mrs. Harry Hirsh.,
Misses Myra Middleton and Jennie
rlshman, having graduated at the
'attison Public school last year, are
ttending from here the Red Lick
onsolidated school, making the trip
ally on train.
Mr.. Anderson bennington took his
tile son, Albert to Natchez Sunday.
D have corrected a throat trouble.
Mr.. Hanna of a Jackson lumber
ompany, purchased quite a lot of
mber at Pattison this week, the out
ut Of Mr.. Davis mill.
The notes to reach the Reveille in
me to print, must leave Pattison on
ne late Tuesday afternoon train. 1t
oes not seem to be generally under
-ood that events happening after that
ate, are not recorded until he fol-
wing week.