The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-11
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the fatlsn HOUSE, III regular Dusl-
ness meeting with a large number
present. In the absence Of Miss
Vernon Patty, president, Miss Nina
Wiliiford presided over the meeting.
A number of interesting topics were
discussed and elaborate plans made
for the fall and winter work and en-
tertainments. The club plans a rest
and recreation room which shall be
opened each Thursday night at the
Parish House, where the members
aay read and enjoy other forms OF
amusement. They also plan a canvass
for new members, and many attract
i've forms Of entertainment for the
winter were suggested Mrs. A. B.
3rCcme was elected treasurer of this
organization and members are alrea-
dy assured of her success in serving
in this capacity.
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Miss Evelyn Game, who is so Won i
derfully talented, has added another
accomplishment to her group of sue
cesses. Little Miss Evelyn plays the
piano and organ quite beautifully and
for several Sundays has had charge :
of the music at the Episcopal Church
which she has rendered in a very inn i
pressive way. She is only twelve $
years of age and win enter the eighth /
grade at Franklin Academy this term. t
She is a graduate of the Practice
School at M. S. C. W., and while
there made an exceptionally fine rec !
ord. f
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Masters D. S. and Johnnie Nc i
Clanahan, sons Of Mr. John McClana- S
han, are recovering from rather a
serious accident that befell them last
Sunday afternoon, when they were
riding their bicycles on the Aberdeen +
road, A negro man, failing TO see I
them, ran into their wheel and knock
cd them off the bridge into MOOre's v
Creek, painfully injuring the boys. I
Their many little friends hope they
viii soon be able to be out again.
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Miss Margaret Whitehead, of Green /,
wood is the guest of Miss Katherine N
Glover, at her pretty home on College o
Street Miss Whitehead will soon u
enter M. S. C, w. as a member of
the Junior class She has many
friends here who welcome her back h
to Columbus. 7
Mr.. Whelmington Robinson, the I,
popular young son of Dr. Robinson, "
Of Belzoni, is the guest of Miss Eliza
beth McClanahan, a Columbian, who
friends and relatives have been well a
coming back in their circles since she I
has recently moved back here from s
Belzoni. II
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The many friends of Mr. Felix
Chapman, Jr, will be interested in a.
knowing Of the success he is making Al
in the good road construction work h,
out in Muskogee, Oklahoma. He has E,
been honored by having several of
his late maps published there.
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Mrs. Frank Phillips left Friday for a
q delightful vacation in French Lick. A
She was joined by Mr.. Phillips, who s.
has been away for some time, in Biz
mingham, and he will accompany her
on this enjoyable trip. ].
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The friends Of Mr.. Preston King A
are delighted to know that he has B
recovered from mild case of diph-
liberia and expects to be out soon.
NJ
Mrs. Fannie Childers has returned 81
from Chicago, where she spent a Sc
pleasant vacation.
Miss Pauline Stevens returned on N
Saturday from New Orleans, where le
she has been enjoying a three weeks
visit.
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Miss Lucille Hastings, Of Meridian, he
Is the attractive guest Of Mrs. Charles st
Jetau on Third Avenue North. While sh
in Columbus, Miss Hastings has at
tended many pretty social affairs.
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Mr. Clarke Taylor and daughter, B.
Miss Eloise Taylor, have returned ie,
from the Delta, where they have been en-
guests Of relatives for some time. b
Mr. Joe Louis FAINT, a former Co
lumbar, who is now located in Tu- Al
pelo, was a visitor home last week. ID
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dossett and ha