Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-01-06

days With OfrWo0d relatives Anu
friends.
Miss Mary Doney entertained with a
dinner party at her home Tuesday IN
honor or a rev OF her younger friends
those in attendance were Masters
11enry Minor t'asel, Robert James and
Richard Mcclure and Misses Janet
lrriendman and Margaret Mcclure: De-
llightful refreshments were served and
a most enjoyable evening was spent.
Miss Doney was voted a most enter
tanning hostess by those who were
present.
j Misses Gabriel Houston and Christ
inc Farley left Monday for Clarksdale
after spending the week in Oxford.
Miss Florrie Friedman left Thurs
day for Memphis where she will spend
a few days before returning to her
school at Pascagoula, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Price Of Decatur,
Ala, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Logan.
/ Mrs. Collie Plant and daughter, Miss
Daisy, leave Thursday for Milton,
Oregon, where they will make their
future home. We are sorry indeed to
lose these excellent ladies from our
city and wish them much success in
their home.
Dr.. j. H. Dorsoh and family have
returned from Madison where they
spent pleasant Christmas.
Prof. Wallace Of Marietta, Ga, is
the new English professor at "Ole
Miss. He takes Prof. Frierious place
and comes highly recommended.
Mr.. Steve Nelson and wife of Walt
ers, Okla, were the guests of their
uncle, A. F. Galloway at Fair View
during the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Galway and
daughter, Susie Dale, and sister spent
EChristmas week with their relatives at
Fair View.
Mr.. Moody Galway gave hunting
party during the holidays. Among the
number of his friends present were
Nlessrs. Reed, Huber, and Roy Lips
comb, Murill Smith, Robert Farleys,
David Carter and others. One feature
the hunt was the riding of a mule
by two of the party, one a dignified
professor, the other a junior at Ole
Miss. Ask them if they road all the
way?
About rs rabbits were killed dur
ling the day.
The Browning Club met with Mrs.
L. ]. Farley Tuesday afternoon.
T Messrs. Karl and Parham Shaw Of
Indianola and Lula, were guest of
their sisters, Mrs. w. r. Phillips ddT-
ing the holidays.
Monday evening Miss Kate Nc
Guire gave a book party in honor of
her brother, Mr.. Major Mcclure and
his wife of Yazoo City.
Miss Katrena Carter gave party
Tuesday evening of the past week
in honor of Mrs. Watt Wardlaw. A
most delightful evening was spent in
Mrs. Carter's charming home.
Mrs. E. O. Davidson entertained
with tea Friday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Watt Wardlaw.
Mrs. w. L. Goodwin was called to
Water Valley Tuesday, on account of
the death of her neice, Mrs. Charlie
David.
/ MI. Jim Clay Kincannon O. Mem
phis, Miss Kathrine Kincannon OF
fupelo, Mrs. Troy Morgan ana little
son of Lake, Miss, were guests oil
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c..
kincannon, during the holidays.
Miss Mary Bibb-Long of Tupelo,
passed through Oxford and stopped
with her aunt. Mrs. j. c. Kincanrron,
for a few days, before resuming her
school work at Louisville, KY, where
she IS taking course of training for
missionaries.
Miss Matte Nell Parks of Money,
Miss, spent the holidays with her
relatives.
Mr.. Levi Pitts of Jackson~and Miss
Ada Pettis of Shuqualak spent ths
holidays with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Pettis at College Hill.
Dr. and Mrs. Albert Russell and
chllidren have returned from Jackson,
Mis-, where. they have been tae holi-
day guests Of DR.. Russell's brother.
Gov. Lee NJ. Russell.
1 ..ilss Mac CamDelI OF Corlnth, Miss.
spent the holidays with her mother
Mrs. Lucy Cambell.
| Mrs. Hood of Forrest City, Ark.
and Miss Bessie Simms of Memphis
We're the guests of their mother, Mrs.
| Simms.
Mrs. Edgar Moss has returned t
her home in Courtland after spending
several weeks with relatives.
I. N. Chandler and daughter of
Greenwood were the guests of his
mother Mrs. Chandler, last eek.
Miss Mary Alice Hathorn has re-
trrred r 'si'r'ichael after spending
the holidavs with her mother.
DR.. ,. Z. Garley Messrs Eugene
nd nc Farley and Misses Christ
inc and Grace Farley have all re-
turned after spending the holidays
with Their parents Judge and Mrs.
Farley.
Misses Margeret Pegnes ard Mary
louise PAoues have returned to Mem
rhis and C~ensaaaw after spendine the
HOLIDAYS with their parents.
CHURCH NOTES AND COMMENT.
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