The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-07
SMITH-DODSoN.


SMITH-DODS0N.
! Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Dodson an
nounce the engagement and approach Z
ing marriage of their daughter, Miss
0rlean Dodson, to Mr., Joseph john
ME Smith, of CaleconIa. The mar
riage will be solemnized on Sunday \
morning, September 18th, at l045
at the home of the Rev. 7. F. Gregg I
ry in this city. The ceremony will
be performed by Rev. M. Gregory
Mr.. Smith and Miss Dodson have
many friends in Columbus, who, in
anticipation of the happy event, ex
/ tend hearty congratulations.
In Sundays issue of the Dispatch
we enormously stated that Mr.. I. s.
Raworth, of the Tombigbee Cotton
Mills, was going to leave Columbus
soon. This is mistake which we
gladly correct Mr.. Kaworth's daught-
en- is i'll in Georgia, and her mother is
at her bedside, but as soon as she re-
covers, both she ;lld her mother will
return to Columbus to reside. Our
informant unintentionally led us into
making an incorrect statement which
we regret.
Mr.. G. NJ. Flynn returned the last
of the past week from an extended
twp to many northern cities including
Chicago, Buffalo and other interesting
points in Canada. Mrs Flynn who
enjoyed this tour with him is now
visiting her relatives in Indiana and /
expects to return to Columbus in a /
week or so.
Miss Barbara Hill of Bonneville, /
Miss, will arrive this afternoon and
will be with Mrs. William Watson
For the school session. Miss Hill will
have charge of the Latin Department
in the Lee High School.
X X
Misses Marguerite and Nine Gar
ham will be the guests of Mrs. T. r.
Halbert for several days. Miss Nina
Graham has a beautiful voice and de-
lighted many friends with a solo at
the First Baptist Church Sunday
morning.
Miss Ruby Mays is among the re-
cent graduates Of M. S. c. W., who y
will leave this week. She will de-
part Friday for Ferridy, La, where
she will teach the seventh and eighth
grades.
Mr. Houston Pickett leaves this
week for the University of Virgin 4
ia, where he will attend school. G
X X (
Mrs. w. B. Love has returned to !
her home in Florence, Ala, after n
visit with her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Wilkin-
son, Of this city.
WI ANU lbios IlNBi toilulls Oh -
Brookhaven, were visitors in the city A
The past week. .,
X X i;
News from Mrs. Tolbert Thomas, :,
who is in the hospital in Memphis, !
because of a badly broken arm, is -
hat Mrs. Thomas is suffering greatly
rom this accident. Her host Of friends
lere hope she will improve and find
eeovery rapid. Mrs. J. T. Sanford "
$ with her daughter h,
X X
Mrs. Polly Sessums has returned -.
0 her home in Jackson, TERN. after 60
delightful summer spent with her an
lister, Mrs. Eta S. Palmer In sever &c
] weeks Mrs. King expects to return
o this city and resume her dancing
lasses.
An announcement of the marriage
Miss Mary Flood, of FL Dorado, tn
.rk., comes to many Columbians with wi
lterest. Miss Flood is a daughter Of tt
Ir. and Mrs. NJ T. Flood, who have vo
gently moved TO Shreveport, La. n
nd she has many friends who wish
er happiness.
Hon. B. A. Lincoln left Saturday We
,r st. Louis, where he will enjoy wi
fall vacation. ro,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Mosby u1| az
tractive daughter. Miss Ella Mosbv eA
ave returned from a pleasant trir
Mobile and several Of the coast
WINS. los
y
Miss Clara Ralston had two at -.
active visitors the past week Miss
jamie and Lola Mae White. Of
aeon. While here these Young la
Is made many friends ~,- boz MIA
ey viii return IN the near future. To,
=
Mrs W T.. Tnech s',d a4trar+irr M.
tighter. Miss Lorraine Leech. have NJ
turned home fro p~o-''-svilla nv
se~e thav went 10 visit Mrs. Leech's Az
other. Mrs Heron
7
Mr. ] J. Harrison ard Miss Pearl at
-rfiSon have returned from Sta N,