The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-28

ing this season. There will be an in
teresting lecture CT tie Modern Ora
ma by Miss Jcnnie Worthington II
this time, and each member Of the
circle will bring one guest.
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The many friends of Miss Tankie
Howell will rejoice with the Dispatch
in hearing that she is recuperating
after serious operation for appen-
dicitis. Miss Howell holds resp4n-
sible position in Clinton, KY, where
she is teaching, but some time ago
was carried to Memphis where the
recent operation was performed
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Dr. j. c. FAINT, president of NJ. S.
G. w, has been quite i'll for some
time and confined to his home during
the opening of the college His many
friends and students welcome him
back in their midst again, and are
delighted that he is on the road tc
fast recovery.
Letters from Mr.. Robert Able tell |
of his recovery from an attack of
pneumonia quite recently. Mr.. and
Mrs. Able are planning to visit Co
lumbus during the Centennial at
which time they will be the guests of
Mrs. Able's mother, Mrs. A. B. My
rick.
Mr.. j. d. Walker, of Hattiesburg,
returned to his home Monday after
a delightful visit with relatives. While
IN this city he entered his daughter
Miss Mamie Meadows Walker, in NJ
S. G.. W., where she will attend school
the winter
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Mr.. George Buder left Tuesday
for his home in Chicago, after a short
visit with relatives here. Mrs. Buder
will remain in Columbus some time
longer as the guest of Mrs. Henry \
Sherrod. p
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Sanders and n
Master William Lee Sanders are ex- a
'ected home the latter part of the 81
week from New Orleans, where they W
ave enjoyed pleasant stay. a
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Mr.. J. w. Slaughter left Sunday a
or Memphis, to be with his wife, Ia
1ho was called there by the illness al
f her sister, Miss Tankie Howell al
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Mrs. William Penson, of Jackson, IN
) expected the latter part of the al
eek for q visit With, her sister, Mrs.
'ugene Beard on College Street.
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Miss Grace Lawrence will enter ri
lin the Saturday Morning Bridge is
hub at her home on Main street this X;
fternoon at $3.50 o'clock. ST.
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The many friends of Master Niles Of
uckett will be delighted to know tin
lat he is better after a rather seri- un
Is attack of diphtheria. tn
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The Bernard Romans Chapter of un
e Daughters of the Revolution will
Get this afternoon at the Woman's
Tub at o'clock. an
Mr.. Gay Lacy, who is suffering so,
ON the effects of serious electri- sis
] shock, is much better and hopes AT
be out soon. a
Mrs. w. S. Lindamood and two
tractive children returned Monday as,
ght from a pleasant visit to relatives vii
Jackson. in
las
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Brooks left ca,
sterday for Saint Louis, where they the
for several weeks Of pleasure and
siness.
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Mrs. Winnie Winston left Monday aft
r Mobile, where she will be the ma,
est Of friends for a pleasant visit.
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Mrs. Dan Stephenson is the guest is
her son, Mr.. Grady Stephenson, in Pc,
bile for a weeks pleasant visit. Ion
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Mr.. Robert Whitfield is out again
-er short illness which confined \
n to his home for several days. Mr.
Mrs. Robert McCollum, Of Mobile, viii
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. A. B. for
rick, on Seventh Street South. for
and
Mr.. Sam B. Powe, Of Mobile, was ten