The commonwealth., 1920-07-07

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Church.
After the ceremony the couple lef
Tor Grenada, where they spent tn
week end =
The bride has been holding a posi-
tlen with the Lawrence Printing Co
and has made many friends durins
her stay in Greenwood. Mr.. Granth
an holds a position with the Jueh
helm Wagon Works and is a most cap
able business man.
! They will be at the home of Mr.
"ill Mathews on West Market Street
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; McATEE-PETTIT WEDDING.
Mrs. Kate McAtee and Mr.. johnny
Petit, Jr., both of Sunflower Coun-
: ty We're united in marriage yesterday
afternoon at A o'clock. The ceremony
was performed by Judge R. H. Hicks
in front of the courthouse.
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Misses Pauline Kirby, Bettey Ma
lone, Lulu Bledsoe and Roberta and
Mary Pitts Gardner left yesterday
morning for Camp Junauska, N. c.,
where they will spend the remainder
OF the summer, They joined large
party OF campers at Memphis and will
be chaperoned by Miss Eskridge of
Greenville.
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Hon. E. L. Mounger, who was re-
Gently injured in an automobile acci-
dent, was able to come up town to-
day for few hours for the first time
since the accident occurred. His many
friends are gratified to note the de.
cided Improvement in his condition.
$50
Mrs. j. R. Tenning and her daugh-
ter, Miss Eula James, Mrs. Wesling
ard Mr.. L. Dalton of Yazoo City, pass
ed through Greenwood this morning,
en- route to Clarksdale to visit Mrs.
Charles Wier.
$50 @#*
Mrs. w. T. Mathews and Joe Math-
ews and Misses Adele Barnwell and
Humphries and Mr.. Cas-
tie motored to Jackson yesterday to
witness the ball game.
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Mrs. Will Gordon and little daugh-
ter. Helen, left yesterday for her j,
home in Clarkedale, Ark, after ten
lays visit to her sisters, Mrs. Efie r
Cooper and Mrs. J. L. Gillespie.
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Mrs. W. T. Mathews entertained j,
he Sewing Circle of the Christian +
jhurch this afternoon at her home on
Vest Washington Street.
$50 rn
DR.. 7, R. Henderson has returned :,
ome from a business trip to New
FORK and Atlantic City, where he Wis
ted his sister, Mrs. w. W. Baird. ),
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Misses Ruth Starks and Lucille Nc
Jolpin spent July fourth and fifth il
demphis. -
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Capt W; A. Swift and Mr. Floyd
|. Stevens were business visitors here
rom Beat Five Monday and Tuesday. nv
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Mrs, E. R. Bennett and daughters, -,
luna Belle and Allie Maie left today >,
Or Michigan to spend the summer
18th Mrs. Benefits mother.
Mrs. Henry Sewer of Tallulah, La, A,
the guest of Mrs. Charles Whiting -
m.
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Mr.. Maurice Schear, of St. Louis. -.
visiting friends in the city. ~
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Mr.. G. M. Dixon, of Schlater, was
Greenwood yesterday on business. -.
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;ited relatives and friends here yes
.day. - -.
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Mrs. Paul S. Freeman left today for ''''
months visit to relatives and friends
Paris, Tenn. ~. :.
Misses Margaret and Ellen Mclean -
t yesterday for New York, where
ey will visit their brother, DR.. -.
.orge Mclean. ~ ~,
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Mrs. Louis Post left today for st. ,
uis to visit relatives Her little ~,
lighter has been visiting there for NJ NV
0 weeks. ,ie
drs. j. E. Wilson Of Crystal Springs
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. -1 -
Hall.
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Mrs. Gid Kelley is visiting her !.
'ther, Mrs. Brister, near Yazoo City. -, a.
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Mss Lottie Vernon White, of Ok 90
d, is visiting Miss Martha Baird. - =
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iiss Georgia Petit spent Sunday ~
Yazoo City, the guest Of relatives. ~
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