Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-01-15
PERSONAL. AND LOCAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Nicely Powers and MI.
and Mrs. Gage, returned to their
home in Cleveland, Ohio, after spend
ing the holidays with Chancellor ana
Mrs. Powers.
The University circle of the ladies
of the Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. r. II. Scmerville, Monday
afternoon of next week and begin the
study of Missions in China. The meet
ing will be at three O'Clock and they
hope for d full attendance.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Audry Caldwell are the
proud parents of a son, James Denton,
born the 12inst.
Mrs. Jane Herrod, Of Grenada, is
the guest of Miss Mary Lou Tonnin-
son.
Mrs. Moss Andrews has returned
after an extended visit to Memphis
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Guy Cook has returned from
a visit to her mother at Parchman.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Frazier, of Cairo,
Ill.,, are the guest of Mr.. Frazier's
mother.
Mrs. Dick Mathews and son, Bob,
of Moon. are the guest of Oxford
friends.
Mrs. Irene Parks, of Grenada, was
a recent visitor to Mrs. Anna Parks
Mesdames Abb Davidson, of Okla
homa, Mrs. William Beck of Merigold,
Rutledge, formerly of louisiana, now
of Tupelo, and Boggan, Of Tupelo,
have been the recent guests OF their
mother, Mrs. Neill, who is quite i'll.
A farewell party was given Wednes-
day to Mrs. Earl Moore by her mother,
Mrs. Garner Owens. Only few in
innate friends of Mrs. Moore were
present. Mrs. Moore leaves this week
for Allen, Miss, where she joins her
husband who has accepted a position
at that place.
DIR. and Mrs. Albert Russell leave
Sunday for Jackson, where they will
be the guests of Governor and Mrs.
Lee M. Russell during the next week,
and will be participants in the inaugu-
raj social events.
The many friends Of Y. M. c. A.
Secretary r. II: Legate and family
will be pleased to learn they are soon
to return TO the University and will
occupy rooms with Dr. Dorroh and
family.
Hons. Creekmore, of Water Valley
and Holmes, of Meridian, were visitors
to University friends recently.
Miss Ionic and Mildred Simmons
left Sunday for Los Angeles, Cal,
where they will be the guests Of Mr.
Walter Simmons, a brother of Miss
Mildred Simmons. Mr. Simmons is
another Oxford boy who has made
good out west and owns some of the
finest land in that section of Califor-
MIA. Miss Ionic has been with the
Cumberland telephone company for q
number Of years, and had become one
| Of the most efficient operators on the
force Her resignation will be dis
tinct loss to the whole town and coun.
ty, as she was always courteous ant
prompt in her responses and she will
be sorely missed by her many friends
Mr.. William Keel, of Clinton, visitee
Oxford friends the past week.
Mr.. S. Y. Parks, of Memphis, wa:
a recent visitor to his mother, Mrs
Anna Parks.
! Miss Alma Bates, of the delta, visit
ed her sister, Miss Ena Bates, las
week.
Rev. C. A. Smith, of Soochow,
China, who has been spending severa
months in the United States, on
| furlough, spent several days in Ok
ford last week. Sunday he filed tn
Presbyterian pulpit a both services
Rev. Smith, from Vancouver, went t
foreign fields in 1911.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Blackburn, of Jones
boro, Mo-, who have been the guest 0
their daughter, Mrs. j. L. Hensley
| have returned home.
Miss Elizabeth Ball, who has bee
the guest of Mrs. ]. L. Hensley, ha