Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-05-13
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Friday the Senior C. E. of the First
Presbyterian church gave news
paper social in the annex.
Invitations had been sent out ask
ing the people to come dressed in
their latest style paper frocks and
suits.
There were four present who show
ed that they had taken great pains
and had had the latest dressmaker
to use their magic touch to create
their frocks and suits of material
from New York, Chicago and Mem
phis.
During the evening many interest
ing games were played among which
was tht guessing of cartoons repre-
senting some of the largest news
papers in the United States. The
Eagle was not forgotten.
Delicious sandwiches and ice tea
were served.
Miss Addie Lott, of Louis ana, is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. H. J.
Hathorn.
Miss Ivy Hicks who spent the week
end with her mother has recently been
promoted as the official stenographel
Of Gov. Russell.
Mrs. HARRISON, of Columbus, visit
ID Mrs. Oldham the past week.
Mrs. Oldham and daughter, Dorothy
leave Friday for Honolulu, where
they will make an extended visit to
Mrs. Estelle Oldham Franklin.
Miss Ollie Webster, of Little Rock,
Ark, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Fielder Webster.
Mesdames Harry Kimmons and
"ord and little son, Bob, visited Mr.
Bob Kimmons and family in Water
Valley this week.
Mis-. Charlie Nelson and children,
have returned from Lafayette
Springs.
Misses Inmon and Pickens attend
ed the graduation exercises at Tocco-
pola Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Monroe Mceks and sister, Miss
Rebecca Baird, Of Dyersburg, Tenn,
we're the guest of relatives and
friends the past week.
Misses Gladys Short and Gerald
Mccall attended the May-day festival
n Blue Mountain recently.
Miss Dollie Crouch, the charming
aeice of Mrs. Ira Purvis has return
I'd to her home in Earle, Ark.
Mrs. Steinbeck is attending the dis
trict meeting of Holly Springs cir
cult at Holcomb, Miss, this week.
Miss Fannie May Hargis was the
guest of Mrs. George w. Fisher, of
Memphis, Cor few days.
Revs. w. l. Hargis and r. @. Lea
veil left Wednesday for Washington,
D. c., where they go to attend the
18th Convention of the Baptist church
which meets at the capitol city.
Miss Gertrude McDe1mott, of Holly
| Springs, who has been Miss Keepers
assistant in music the past winter has
returned to her home much to the re-
greet OF her music class especially
Misses Simpson and Oldham.
Miss Pattie Saunders is improving
at her home on Second South Street
after being sick for several weeks.
Prof. and Mrs. d. II. Bishop are
the proud parents of charming
little daughter. Mary Hartwell from
May 18th.
| Mrs. j. c. Nichols and little daugh-
ter, of Baton Rouge, are guests OF
her mother, Mrs. P. II. Wright, Jr.
DR.. Fred Wright, of Tutwiler, spent
the week end with Oxford relatives
Mrs. Armstrong, of Coffeeyi!le, was
guest of Miss Katrina Carter, during
her visit to the city as delegate to
D. A. r. convention.
Rev. L. M. Lipscomb and Mrs.
Alice Stinebeck left Tuesday for Hol-
comb to attend district conference.
The senior class of The Oxford
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High School and several of the teach
ers enjoyed most delightful even
ing with Moody Galloway on the pret-
| ty lawn at Fair View.
Mrs. c. ]. Hamilton leaves this
week end to attend High School COM