The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-08-06

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Miss Margazek Bst<aextained =
number Of ffisnds ~ eharmingly
with . five hsndredsparty yesterday
for tle house guests Of
Miss Sarah Jones. The first favor,
= pretty bar PIN. wsnt 70 Mss Eliza
beth Stroud The consDIatson prize, q
cupid powder puff, went to Miss Nell
Britton one q the hon0rees.
The hostess was assisted in serving
dainty refreshments By Mrs. Dawson
Mr.. s. C. Lenoir, Jr., returned yes
terday evening from New York where
he received his discharge from the
army. Mr.. Lenoir was in the Naval
Aviation department and saw long
service in France. He was in the
service almost three years.
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An epidemic of sore threats and
colds seems to be spreading over the
city. Complaints are heard from
many who are suffering with severe
summer colds and q number of cases
of tonsilitis are reported.
Private Dunnie n. Cunningham. of
the local recruiting office, received
a notification today from headquarters
that he had been promoted from first
class private to corporal.
Mr.. w. M. Carter, one Of Moor
heads clever citizens and splendid
business men, was in the city yester-
day and made this office a pleasant
call.
Mr.. A. G. Stevens, the capable
of Runnymede plantation,
was here on business yesterday, and
made The Daily Commonwealth an ap-
preciated call.
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Lieut.. William T. Wynn, of Green
vile, a prominent candidate for Dis
trict Attorney, was in the city yes
terday mingling with the voters.
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DR.. w C. Tyree left today for Her
manville, Miss, to conduct a series
of revival meetings AZ n Baptist
church i tina: pla
Hr D4.. uyor-o, ono IF Schla-
ter's clever citizens, was a business
visitor here yesterday, and made US
a pleasant call.
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Mr.. N. J. Nick and Bob Howell, who
have been spending several weeks in
st. Louis, returned home yesterday.
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Capt. R. w. Harvey was over from
Itta Bena on business today, and
made this office q pleasant call.
Mr.. Shelby s. Steele returned
Thursday from a business visit of
several days to Chicago.
Messrs. j. S. Equen and Albert
Watkins were hefe yesterday on bus
mess from Minter City.s
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~Messrs Charles and G. E. Borscf
left Thursday for q trip to Trenton,
| Tenn, and other points.
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Mr. E. L. Purnell was here on bus
mess today from Highlandale.
HONORS GUEST WITH PARTY.
:. Mrs. Thomas Turner entertained Il
friends at five hundred last night *
honor Miss Anna Elizabeth Turner Of
Lexington. The function was a mos
pleasant affair.
Miss Alice Smith, who ha!
charge of the F. Goodman millinery
department, returned home yesterda!
from New York, where she has beef
for several weeks. Mr.. Goodman
stopped in Chicago for a short visi
with his family. He will return hom'
Sunday.
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Miss Teresa Casey has resigne
her position in the office department
of the w. T. Fountain store. Mr.:
Elizabeth Morton will fill the vacanc
caused by the resignation Of Mis-
Casey.
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Mrs. Elizabeth st. Clair and M
and Mrs. Alexander will leave thj
evening for Shelby to spend the wee
end with Mr. and Mrs. Gray.
Mrs. NJ. A. Stewart, who has bee
the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. T
Roby, left this morning for her hon
in Lexington.
Little Misses Louise and Doroth