Washington telegraph., 1920-02-13
COIOred Peoples Column
Edited by Mrs. Belle S. Tyus.

u anu AAtNs D. H. OuNNgF oAA VI
Mineral Springs, were welcome visi-
tors to Haygood Seminary last Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Cathern Cooper has been quite
sick the past week, but is reported
much better now.
Miss Ardella Dixon Is also reported
sick and under treatment of a doctor,
who pronounced her trouble to be ap-
pendicitis.
Mrs. Cornelia Muldrow returned
from Hope Saturday, where she spent
a few days visiting her daughter
who is sick.
Mrs. ]. T. Moore of Hope was in
town Monday and Tuesday and WIS.,
tied the Lincoln Public School in the
interest of her work as county dem
onstrator.
Mr.. Robert Tyree Of Route l was in
town Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Samuels have
both been quite sick for several days,
but glad to say that they are much
better now.
Mr.. Hudie Crofton of Toilette was
also a pleasant caller at Haygood
Seminary last Friday and witnessed
the oratOrical contest at night
Prof. d. J. Jackson of Ozan was in
town Saturday on business with the
local lodge.
Rev. p. Petty is undergoing treat
ment for his eyes which has caused
him to be confined to his bed for a
few days.
Miss Virginia Williamson of Ozan
was here Sunday, the guest of her sis
ter, Miss Sophenia Williamson.
Items failed to reach the publisher
in time for last weeks issue of the
Telegraph, but are inserted in this
weeks column just the same.
Miss Tennie Mae Phillips has re-
Gently enrolled in the Music Depart
ment Of Haygood Seminary.
Mr. Floyd Johnson came down Sun.
day and spent the day with his moth
er, Mrs, Matte Johnson. Little Glenn,
his only son, accompanied him back
home the same afternoon.
Mrs. Pinkie Denman went to Hope
Saturday on business, returning Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs, S. A. Bragg made a business
trip to Fulton and Hope Saturday.
Mrs. Belle White Of Ozan spent
Sunday in Washington visiting friends
and attended services at st. Paul c
M. +. Church
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Esther
shannon Of Nagh,rgII,
cent visitors to our town and school.
Rev G. w. Jones, pastor Of st. Luke
c. NJ E. Church preached a splendid
sermon Sunday night at the c. NJ. &.
Church of this city. A large audience
Brsstsd him. His sermon woo fuH Of
thought and enjoyed by all who heard
him.
Mrs. Lula Ferguson is much i'm
proved after having been Ill for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Florida Langford Of Jakajones
is away visiting relatives in the city
of Little Rock, which accounts for the
absence of the Jakajones news this
week, as she is reporter.
Quite a lively game OF baseball was
played last Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock between the Haygood boys and
the town boys, resulting in a victory
for the Haygood team. They expect to
play another game at an early date.
Mr. Arthur Afford made a business
trip to Hope last week.
II is reported that Mr.. Sam Baker
is still on the sick list.
Misses Julia Collins and Italy Cur
rie arrived Friday from Little Rock,
where they have been attending
school at Philander Smith College.
They have both been quite sick Of in-
huenza and their parents thought best
to have them come home for a while.
Mrs. Alberta Hill of Little Rock and
Mr.. Frank Gordon of Texarkana were
recent guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellison Cooper. Mrs. Hill is the
granddaughter Of Mrs. Cooper
Mrs. Mamie McGaugy of Little
Rock is visiting relatives In our city,
being the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Tyus.
Misses Oracle Coulter, Annie Hill,
Frances Deloney, Leona Wagner,
Esther Graves and Leato Kelley,
boarding students at Haygood Semi
nary left Friday for their homes to
spend two days with their parents
and other relatives.
Miss Sophenia Williamson visited
relatives in Ozan three days of last
week.
Rev. Geo. w. Young, p. Z. of the
Washington District, held his first
Quarterly conference at st. Paul G..
IN. E. Church here Sunday. His ser.
mon at IL o'clock was we'll worth
hearing. Besides the members there
were many visitors from st. Luke
and other nearby points. The day was
a success from a financial standpoint
also, the contribution amounting to
S5S.Os.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Phillips, the new.
lyweds, have moved into the cottage
owned by Mr.. Clayton Turner in the
west end.
Mr.. Louie Tyus of Washington and
Miss Matte Renwick of Prescott were
quietly married on Thursday night of