Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-08-14
The Second Regiment of the 10th
Marines paraded in Washington. D.

adjourned IOr TWO hours W NC PRES
ell when the President reviewed the
ti1ops. This is great honor as
they are the only regiment to parade
and be reviewed by the President out
! side of the troops of the District of
| Columbia. We are doubly proud OF
this distinction as Oxford is repre-
scented by three of her brave boys,
namely, Cyril Gideon, Joe Pegues and
Rozelle Russell.
DR.. A. A. Young has returned
from Boston and other eastern points
alter spending month. While in
Boston he was the guest OF his son,
Frof. Stark Young.
Or. w. b. Mcmahon spent few
days this week IN Greenwood.
Mr.. 5. i. ranks, VINO mas recent
ly received his discharge from Camp
Shelby, after spending a year in
+ rance is the guest of his mother,
Mrs. Anna Parks.
Mr.. Chandler Morley is spending a
few weeks in Greenwood.
Mr.. Glenn Paddy motOred through
from his home in Cliftonville and is
visiting his wife, Mrs. Paddy, who
is staying with her sisters, Misses
Whteway.
Prof. A. l.. Bondurant who has
been in France teaching in the Di-
jon College landed July % in New
York. From there he went to his
plantation in Virginia where he was
joined by his wife, Mrs. A. l.. Bon
durant. They expect to reach Ok
ford the first part of next month,
where Prof. Bondurant will resume
his work at the University.
Prof. and Mrs. j. N. SWAIN and
son Durfeld left last week for Chat
tanooga, N. Y, where they will
spend a month.
The many friends of Mr.. Oscar
Douglass will rejoice to hear of his
safe arrival in Oxford. Mr.. Doug
lass seems to have been born under
the lucky star. He enlisted the 9th
of August, 1917. Sailed for France
the 9th of August, 1918, reached
home after a voyage of only II davs,
arriving the 9th of August, 1919
and here's the lucky part he never
had any coolies in all the time he
was away-he doesn't believe in
pets.
Mr.. CURLY Parks of Magnolia
spent the week end with his mother
Mrs. Anna Parks.
Mr.. D. R. Johnson is spending {
few days this week in Meridian OF
business.
Mrs. Dorr, of Sardis and Mis-
Katherine Robertson, of Waterford
were the week end guests of Mrs
Futrell.
Mrs. j. B. Roach Las returned
from Okolona where she visited Mrs
Kuykendall.
Miss Iva Smell, of Lake Village
Ark, is the guest of Miss Margare
Rowsey.
Mrs. Curry and daughter, Mis-
Frances, of Natchez, are the guest
of Mrs. Curry's sisters, Misse
Means.
Mr.. W. G. Kimblc, Of DeLeon
Texas, and his mother, Mrs. M. A
kimble, of Memphis, are guests o.
Mr.. j. r. Grow.
Mesdames Williamson and Jones
of Jackson, Tenn, spent the week
end with Mrs. S. S. Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Matthews, Of
Moon, spent a few days last week
with Mrs. A. Garrett.
MI. S. S. Webster made bust
ness trip to Lamar, Miss. this week
Rev. Hewlett, of Water Valley
motored thro and spent Tuesday in
Oxford en- route to New Albany
where he will attend the District
meeting of the Baptist rs million
dollar campaign. He was accom-
panied from Oxford by Rev. Roland
Leavell, Mr.. Auber Wilds, Mrs. r.
H. McElroy and DR.. George Leavell .
Rev. W. w. Woodland, and son
Walter, who has recently returned
from overseas are spending the sum-
mer in the Ozark Mountains.
Mrs. Hill and daughter, Miss
Myrtle, of Cleveland, Miss, are the
guests of Mrs. Hills sister, Mrs. j..
S. Hicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hathorn and chill
dren, who have been the guests of
DR.. Hathorn and family returned
to their home at Columbia, Miss.
Wednesday.
DR.. H. M. Faser and wife accom-
panied by their two interesting chill
dran Harry Minor Jr and Emma