Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-04-01
Personal AlDL0CAL

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is the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. SCARBOROUGH.
Mr. Nat Mahaw, Of Liberty, MISS
snent 4 few days this week IN oA-
ford with friends.
Messrs. Bradley Short ana n,.,,rs
Morrow Of Toccopola,. spent M
day in Oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gnatt, of Atlanta as'
have been the guest Of their sister,
Mrs. Will Lewis.
Mrs. Lipscomb has returned , raeh
Birmingham, after. spena'hg
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Elder w. L. Smith spent 81 sunday J
at fine home of Mr.. Wyche ifloln.sS
in Como. Mr.. Thomas .,nt be
friends will be glad to learn tna9 on
il improving in health. tie Is ~
odd years of ape.
M;ssas Mary Alice Hathorne anu
GLADYS Short. Mrs. C. c. Longest, anu
Massrs. Leayell, Culpepoer ana Ia'e
who attended the Baptist Suuoas
School in Newton have returned. -.
+ha Sunday School hour the delegaeee
renorted what delightful time 'iies
had at the Convention.
Mr.. Charlie Nelson has accepteu
the nosition as English teacher at a =
#. s. for the last three weeks OF
school
Mesdames Smith, Pitman, 1orh'
Beard, Morris Cullen and Cochran az,
companied by Messrs. smitn anu
Heard attended services at LafaVe1'e
Springs Sunday.
Mrs. Jeffries and children, OF Cor
feeville, are guests of Mrs ION
Wilson this week.
Mrs. Newborn was called to. OK
ford recently on account of illness
of her mother, Mrs. Price.
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Miss Annie Mae Gilmer. of Toe
copola, Miss, was the guest OF her
cousin, Miss Lottie Inman last Sat
urday.
Misses Nina and Ella Somewille
entertained with a bridge party
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Albert Marx.
Chancellor J. N. Powers and DR..
H. M. Faser spent a few days this
week in Jackson on business.
Mr.. "Doc" Patton, of Lafayette
Springs, spent a few days with his
brother. Mr.. Brooks Patton.
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The Junior Christian Endeavor
Society Of the First Presbyterian
Church observed Christian Endeavor
Day Sunday, March %, by giving an
interesting and entertaining pro-
gram which was enjoyed by all who
were present. At 500 o'clock Sun
day evening, the Senior c. E. OBJ
served C. E. Day. Miss Nellie Dun
lap was the leader for the evening.
Rev. McMullen, returned mission
airy from China told of the great
work Christian Endeavor had done
in China.
DIR. and Mrs. A. E. Russell were
week end visitors to the Bluff City.
Messrs. Edward, Alec and Roy
Dupree, accompanied by the form
er's wife, of Abbeville and their
sister, Miss Nellie Dupree, of Cot
ton Plant, Miss, were pleasant visi-
tors to Oxford Sunday afternoon.
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Mrs. Smitherman, of Kentucky, is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Me-
Daniels.
Mrs. Benz Price, returned from
Memphis, Tuesday, after a two
weeks visit with friends.
Misses Anderson and Corinne Po-
teet,e of Water Valley, were the
week end guests of. Misses Hilda and
Virginia Lester.
Mr.. Vernon Gamble returned to
Tulsa, Okla, Sunday after spending
a week with his parents.
Mrs. ]. C. Eskridge has returned
from Water Valley, where she has
been the guest of friends.
Misses Currie Mae Wilson and
Genera Pickens and Mr.. David Will
son, of Toccopola attended the Mem
phis Central High-Ole Miss Coed
game Saturday evening.
Miss Virginia Lester, spent a few
days last week in Water Valley with
friends.
Mrs. Lawson, of Lafayette Springs
visited her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Nelson this week.
Mr.. A. M. Foster, has returned to
Oxford from business trip to
Louisiana. where he will soon be To-
Gated with The METROPOLIS Bendino
Company as general mill superin-
tendent Of Metropolis, Ill.
Mrs. A. M. Foster, and son. Grand
vile Lee, have, returned to Oxford.
after two weeks visit to her moth
ers at Pheba, Miss. They report a
pleasant trip.