The commonwealth., 1920-07-07
MRS. ]. L. GILLESPIE AND MRS
NOLAN H0N0RED

Circle No. Two of the Presbvteriat
/. Church met with Mrs. H. ". Haca,
yesterday afternoon and had as thei
guests of honor Mrs. J. L. Gillespi
and Mrs. R. NJ. Nolan. During recen
. fire at the home of Mr.. V. NJ White
Mr.. Nolan lost most of her clothin.
and the members Of the Circle show
cred her with wearing apparel. TIL,
gifts were presented by Mrs. Hagan
who made 4 most appropriate speech
DR.. Joseph Rennie, presented Mrs
Gillespie with a handsome Bible or
behalf Of the Circle Delicious re,
freshments were served by the host,
ess.
Miss Margaret James of ii Whit
tier Place, Indianapolis, Ind. is the
guest of her two uueles, Messrs. C. r.
and Scott Crull.
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4 Miss Martha Forester entertained
this morning at her home on West
Church Street to honor Miss Margar-
ct James of indianapolis, Ind.
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Miss Milbry Caruthers of Mem
phis, arrived this afternoon to be the
guest of Miss Madge Saunders,
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Messrs. ]. F. Hall and Ray Hall
returned home this afternoon from
Tupelo, where they were called by the
serious illness of their father, Rev. ]. !
A. Hall, who suffered stroke of par
alysis last week. Rev Hall is much
better.
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DR., and Mrs. R. A. Tucker left to-
day for Allison Wells. DR.. Tucker
will return about the middle Of the
week but Mrs. Tucker will remain at
the wells for two or three weeks.
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Miss Ethel Brazil is spending her
vacation in Shubuta, Miss, and from
there will go to Gulfport, before re-
;urning to Greenwood. {
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Mr., and Mrs. Gatewood of Memphis
IRE the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom s
}hapman. Mrs. Gatewood is a neice t
t Mrs. Chapman. '
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Mr.. and Mrs. Z. R. McShane left
yesterday for Atlanta. From there o
hey will 60 to the Carolinas for a Il
everal weeks visit. |,
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Mrs. j. M. Baird and children have
eturned from Oxford where they vis- "
ed Mrs. Baird's sister, Miss Mary (;
ou Nelson. it
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Mrs. C. R. Crull returned home from B
Iemphis this morning, where she has g
cen visiting her neice, Mrs. Hood. ii
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Messrs. c. A. Bartlett and Charley m
rown of Grace, Miss, were visitors
Greenwood Saturday evening.
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Mr.. Lee Lanham Of Clarksdale was
e guest Of friends in Greenwood oh
1nday. oo
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Miss Sgd Vaughn has been called to ar
to nurse her aunt, Mrs. y,
I'M Nation. ho
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Turpin left ~
for Memphis, where Mrs.
lrpin will undergo an operation for d,.
'itre. Her many friends hope for a a
eedy recovery. ~.
- $3.50
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank King will ar 20,
re in the morning from Forest City.
*, for two weeks visit to relatives Tit
d friends in Greenwood. dai
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Mrs. ]. E. Bridger, Of Sardis, is WIS., MI
1g her daughters, Mrs. Effie Coop sal
and Mrs. J, L, Gillespie.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. C .Lipscomb left c;+
'terday afternoon for visit to rel Mr
yes and friends in Tennessee.
$50
Miss Anne Louise Logan of Tchula, I'VE
s the guest of Miss Sara Jones for
dance last night. !,
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Misses Alma Rose and Gertrude =
,obs are the guests Of Mrs. Mil NJ.
d Weller. -
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drs. L. D. Pepper is quite i'll at the toL
ne of her mother, Mrs. NJ. l.. Stod- -,
o' the
:, her
he dance last night at the Elks 49,
b, given by Mr.. and. Mrs. r. G. ,oo
Bee and Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Nc - -,
in honor of Miss Dorothy McBee fn;a
Lexington, was most enjoyable an..
ction and the evening was most
isantly spent. rr
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Iisses Adele Marx, Georgia Quarles 4
Ruth Dickins left Thursday for
nbridge, Mass, where they will
e six weeks course in the train ca
school there. Before returning NOR
"a +ba., mill visit poe+on No,p tnds