The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-05-13

Methodist Church met Monday after.
noon at the home of Mrs. Joel Por-
ter, Dunlap street. The closing
chapters on the book, Medical Mis-
sions," were discussed by Mrs. Geo.
McClarin, Mrs. S. E. Cozatt, Mrs.
| VIII Looney and Mrs. H. E. Lewis
led The new book to be studied
will be "Women in Missions"
| The devotional meeting will be
held next Monday with Mrs. Ben
Thompson.
b. w. NJ. S.
cam of Ava" was studied at the
Mission Study classes of the Baptist
w. M. S. Monday afternoon. The
classes met at the following places:
Two with Mrs Ana Long; three with
Mrs. H. E. Jobe; one at the Phila-
| thea rooms. There was good at
tendance at all the circles.
The missionary lesson on prayer
will be discussed at the circle meet
| ings next Monday Circle one with
Mrs. r. L. Howard Mrs. ]. H.
McSwain leader; circle two with
Mrs. Ross Rogers, Mrs. Frank Porter
leader; circle three with Mrs. Clovis
Alden, Mrs. j. C. Porter leader.
Matinee Music Club.
(By the Secretary
The Matinee Music Club met
Thursday, May 5, at the home of
Mrs. Frank Bryant.
After a short business session,
the program of the afternoon was
begun. The subject under discus
SION was Programme Music" The
following piano selections were en-
jcyed: Duet, selection from Fifth
Symphony; Beethoven, by Mrs j..
III. Bayer and Miss Robbie Bayer;
Kamenoi Ostrow, OPP. 10, No. %;
Rubenstein, by Miss VOLTA Rudolph;
Nocturne, Schuman, by Mrs Frank
Bryant.
Mrs. A. A. oliver sent paper
giving an account of the meeting of
the State Federation of Music Clubs,
which she and Mrs Rison, the
president of the club, attended. Mrs.
Rison also gave very interesting
discussion of the meeting.
The next meeting of the club
which is the last until October, will
Phillips as hostess.
Tuesday Bridge.
Mrs. Phillip Erwin entertained
the Tuesday Bridge Club this week
The award was given to Mrs. Macon
Blakemore. The club meets next
week with Mrs. ]. w. Wigs, Dunlap
$50
Club Announcements.
The WA G. It. U. will meet Tues
day, May II, with Mrs. w. T. War
rem, Hudson avenue.
Mrs. j, l. Johnston, Walnut street,
will be Sewing Club hostess at the
clubs next regular meeting next
Tuesday afternoon.
Joe. Gibson of Nashville, spent the
weekend with Col. and Mrs 0. C.
Barton, N. Poplar street.
Miss Ruth Looney returned Mon
day from a visit to Nashville.
Army paint $2.5g per gallon at
Army Store, opposite postoffice. 1t
Miss Ruby Landlord of Hunting
don, visited her sister, Mrs. Ed
Bomar this week She was accom-
panied home by Mrs. 'Bomar, Sunday
afternoon.
j. w. Bell, U. S. marshal, and
John Walton of Los Angeles, Calif.,
We're guests OF their cousin, Mrs
Emma Diggs, Dunlap street, Mon
day en- route to their home. They
were returning from Knoxville
where Mr.. Bell carried Al prisoner,
who had committed a crime at that
place. and was caught " California
A number of tractqf owners are
using our Enarco oil claiming it is
the best they have Cen able to get.
Try it and be cqAvinced. w. N.
orter Acknowledged.
Miss Georgia Doty and Mrs. Alex
ander B. White are Attending the
State U. d. C. contention which
convened at ClarksviIie, Tenn, May
10th.
Army shoes reclaimed at $500 and
$3.50 per pair at %rmy Store. 1t
The most coIhplete and modern
cleaning plant An this section of the
state is beiYg operated in Paris,
& Alden. VI 12-2t
j. r. Elliott spent Sunday in
Mayfield.
Mrs. c. V. Schmittou visited at
Dickson and Nashville this week.
Mrs. BlancheSDerrington and baby
Of Mercer, penn, visited in Paris
Friday
Buy yo,f (Giant) Ford tires at
Army Sore at $1,000 and save
money!
Mrs. H. C. Rails, East Wood street,
left Friday afternoon fora visit to
relatives at Newton, NC.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. " Ezell spent
the weekend at Dresden.
Pure pork sausage, country style,
now on sale at sal leading grocery
stores in this city. Packed by Rey-
nolds Packing Co., Union City, Tenn.
10-4t
Mrs. Dora McAuley of Camden,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
T. C. Rye Friday.
Mrs. e. E. Elgin of Hopkinsville,
KY, is the guest of her Sisters, Mrs.
II. n l.. Dunlap and Mrs. Halliburton
Greer.
You'll be agreeably surprised how
your old suit or dress can be brought
back to newness at our big new
plant. Manning e. Alden, Bowser.
System CleaHers. 1921.
Chas and John Penick of Spring
vile, were in Paris Monday.
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