The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-04-29
Puryear Locals

Miss Martha Harker happened to
painful accident Tuesday evening
when she and Miss Sue Rowe were
coming home from the school build
ing where they were rehearsing for
q play for Thursday night They
overlook buggy with Herbert
Morris and Colly Crank, asking them
to bring them home, as it was rain
ing, and as they got in the horse
jumped around and overturned the
buggy and threw them all out and
dragging Martha several yards and
breaking her collar bone. The
others escaped without injury.-The
Patrons Teachers Association had
their final meeting Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. Rev. w. f..
Harris opened the meeting with
prayer Piano solo by Miss Mildred
Crawford; reports of all committees
and the secretary and treasurer We're
read and approved. Election of Of
ficers for the next school term re-
suited in election of all the old
officers; Prof. Hickman president
Mrs. O. A. Harker, Jr., vice presi-
dent; Mrs. N. E. Douglass, secretary;
Mrs r. w. Barton, treasurer After
the business meeting the teachers,
pa irons, freshmen and sophomores
entertained the juniors and eighth
grade graduating class with a pic
mic, which was to be on the campus
hut on account OF it raining the
supper was spread in the school
building Everyone brought a boun-
titul lunch and enjoyed the evening
very much. Another happy feature
OF the evening was the presentation
OF a. handsome leather hand-tooled
purse by the patrons, teachers and
juniors to Mrs. o. A. Harker, Jr.,
junior class for the past three
months.-Mrs. w. w. Yopp and baby
| CT Jonesboro, Ark, are here for a
tree weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Littleton.-
| Gordan Littleton of the y. S. navy
| is visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Littleton.-Mr. and Mrs. G. c.
Willoughby spent Sunday in Paris
| the guest of relatiVes.-MiSs Pearl
| Erizendine spent Sunday with friends
| in Paris.-The children and grand
| children of Mrs Self Littleton gave
| her a great surprise on last Friday,
| April 23rd, which was her S7th
| birthday On her return home after
a weeks visit with her son, j. G..
| Littleton, she found her room in
perfect order, wood work newly
painted, new mantel and glass door
added and other improvements that
would add to the beauty of her
| room. Each member OF the family
presented Mrs. Littleton with a nice
gift for her room that will add com
| fort in her old days.-Rev f. w
Chunn filled his regular appointment
at the Christian Church Sunday. A
| large crowd attended the services.
Mrs. Chunn was with her husband
| and visited friends.-Mr and Mrs
| Jim Valdez of near Whitlock, at
| tended church here Sunday and was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Ed Jack.
| son.--Mrs j. l.. Shankle of Paris
spent several days this week with
| her sister, Mrs. J. |. Adams.-R L.
| Douglass was in Paris Tuesday on
husiness.-C. B. Martin of Nashville
visited relatives here this week.
Mrs, j. p. Smith and Mrs. Lucille
Jordan and sister, Mildred Crawford,
were in Paris Saturday. and
Mrs. Will Paschall and baby of
Cottage Grove, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Paschall--
r. II. Grubbs who has been visiting
friends in Paducah returned Satur-
day to his granddaughter's, Mrs.
Leslie Paschall. He was accom-
anied by Mrs. Charlie Hopper and
three daughters.-C. W. Puryear was
in Paris hursday.-Tommy Jordan
CT jackson, has returned to his
home after several days visit with
relatives. r. j. Hall returned
from Nashville Friday where she
had been to have her little sons
eyes treated.-Mrs E. e. Lyon and
little son of Eads, Tenn, are the
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
+ b. Littleton.-Mr and Mrs. d. M.
E'riZendine is in Nashville this week.
Miss Ida Thomas of near Buc-
hanan, is the guest of her sister,