The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-07-16

Misses Ruth McFarlane, Florence
Shell, Mrs. ]. L. Shell and Mrs. G.
G. Ewing are spending the weekend
in Okolona, the guests of Mrs S. d
Murphree. A large reception fol
lowed by a bridge party, was giver
in their honor Thursday evening by
Mrs. Murphree.
The many friends of Miss Marga.
ret Green will be pleased to know
that she continues to improve since
her operation three weeks ago Mrs.
Gordon Greene is still with her in
Memphis.
| Messrs. Will and Sam Brock, OF
AmOry. were In town Saturday.
Mrs. Isom Jones, of Holly Springs,
and Mrs. j. c. Huffman and chill
dren, of Tupelo, are guests of Mrs.
Morgan, on Long St.
Miss Eta Walton Jones is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. Mccoy, in Parch-
man. Miss.
Miss Elizabeth Binford attended
the dance in Tupelo Thursday even
ing last.
Miss Fannie May Houston left
Thursday for visit in Columbus.
Mrs. Gibson and little daughter
of Memphis, were guests last week
of Mrs Roy Watkins.
Miss Rose Gillespie spent Friday
in West Point.
Mrs. C. S. Mathews, and sons,
Coke and Brooks of Birmingham,
spent several days of last week with
Mrs. Matthew's sister, Mrs. J. D.
Coburn.
Christine Underwood was the week
end guest of Mamie Maier last week.
Miss Louie Clark is attending the
University in Chicago, she will be
Joined this week by Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Watkins.
Mrs Charles Allen Spragins and
two children. Ruth and Charles
Allen, Jr., left Thursday for
months visit with relatives and
friends in Tennessee.
Fay Bowman left on Sunday for
a weeks stay in Columbus with her
aunt, Mrs. Frank Sims. Next week
she will attend a house party in
Scoobo, Miss. given by Hester King.
Miss Lucille Hatch arrived on
Monday after a months visit with
relatives in Memphis. en- route home
from a winters stay in ST. Charles.
Mo.
The many friends of Mrs. Matte
Nichols Spahr will regret to hear of
the death of her husband, Mr.. w.
w. Spahr, which occurred in Spring
field, H.. on Monday.
Mrs. Adam Carlisle Sr. and Willie
Carlisle Kinds spent Monday and
Tuesday in West Point.
A congenial party of debutantes
and their escorts motored to Bald
wyn, Miss. and Shilo for the week
end. They were chaperoned by Mr.. |
and Mrs. Jerome Lam and Mrs.
The party included |
Elizabeth Binford, Maude |
Strong. Julia Haughton, Mildred |
Lake, Virginia Nesbit. Willie Hous-
ton and Messers. Earl Frates,
George and Groom Leftwtich, Whit |
field Hatch, Ike Dortch and Walton
Green.
Miss Matte Howard Scrape re-
turned from a months stay III Cor
NTH on Saturday.
Misses Virginia Holland, jose
phine Coleman and Louise Claire
who have been guests Of Miss
Georgia Wicks for several weeks,
returned to their homes in Hollan-
dale on Friday. They were accom-
panied home by their hostess.
Mrs. P. c. Lewis and Faye Scrape
spent last week in Baldwin.
Mrs. Alvin Scott and children are
visiting in Brookhaven. Miss.
Mrs. Burney is visiting her mother
Mrs. Mathis.
Miss Louise Baker returned from
Columbus on Saturday.
Miss Mary Lou Maynard of Spring
field, Mass. will arrive next week
for a two months visit with her
mother, Mrs. Kate Maynard.
Mrs. Matte .Nesbit and Miss
frankie Hill left Thursday for
where they will attend the |
Peabody Institute during the coming
weeks.