The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-03-04

March 10.
DIR Elroy Scruggs leaves March s
for Nashville where he will take a
surgical course in the city hospital.
He will be gone a month.
w w Dale was in Huntingdon
Wednesday.
The Matinee Music Club is hoping,
by means of the Musical Memory
Contest to be held April first prima-
rily, to help the young folk, and
hoping, incidentally, to familiarize the
older people with really good music.
Herbert Brisendine of Whitlock was
in Paris Tuesday.
Joe Ryan of Murray was visitor
here this week.
Mrs Emma Lee Phillips and son
of Murray spent the week end with
Mrs Emma Brame and Mrs George
McClarin, North Poplar street.
Misses vonelva and Inez Burch
left for Memphis, Thursday morning
to attend the Shakespearian plays pre-
scented by the Robert B Manteli Co.
A former teacher OF Miss EBurch is
member of the lMantellf company.
Keep an assortment of Information
al Live Stock and Veterinary Prepa-
rations on hand for emergencies. For
over thirty years successfully used
by farmers and stockpien everywhere.
! Sold by McSwain BrSs. 1t
Mr. and Mrs ] A Cole and daugh-
ter Miss Myrtle Cole. Chickasaw, left
Wednesday for Nashville to make
their home.
! Mrs E James, Erwin street, was
a visitor in Hollow Rock this week.
Mrs ] ID Wiseman and daughter.
Erwin street, spent a few days this
week in Camden.
Mrs o X Cole visited in Puryear
this week.
I James Foster Jones. who is at
tending the Bowling Green Business
University spent few days here
this week with his parents Mr. and
Mrs w r Jones, route s.
! Mr. and Mrs III L Bruce returned
this week from Los Angeles, Cal.
where they have been spending the
winter, and are with Mr. and Mrs
| j d Weldon at the former Bruce
1OpldE street..
! There's music in the wind, music
I in the rain, music in the storm, and
little bit of an angeys song in
the perfume of the flowers and In
the sunshine. This is god-given mu-
sic--and it is good"
/ Moth and dust prooffbags for suits,
coats, dresses, furs aFd hats; and
10 cents.
1t Flake>Dry Goods Co.
| Miss Kate Barham has returned
IRON New Orleans and Shreveport.
where she spent January and Feb
ruary. In Shreveport she was the
guest of Mrs w Mayo.
There is man-made music--much
OF it is good, some of 1t is bad.
Mrs Harrell Cooper of Memphis
was here this week the guest of her
sister, Mrs Richard Hudson.
Both young and oldkr people need
to know the real beauty in real mu-
sic.
Heavy brown Domestic, 10 cents a
yard at Weinbaum@. 2-2t
Mrs w Wigs and Mrs H w
Stone have returned from a visit
to Memphis.
Hear good music, where ever you
go. 1t may be Musical Memory Con
test Music
Moth and dust proof bags for suits
coats, dresses furs and hats; and
10 cents.
1t Flake bry Goods Co.
When you want any Sort of Insur.
ance; Life, Fire, Accident, Tornado;
call McSwain & COZ 1-2t
Mrs C V Ezell IS here this week
but will return to San Antonio, Mon
day, where she is spending several
months with her daughter Miss INA
EZell.
Mrs Joel Porter and Mrs Chas Por
ter will leave about March 18th fol-
Spartanburg, S c, to attend the grad
uating recital of Mr. and Mrs Joe
Porter's daughter, Miss Margaret
who is talented musician, and who
graduates this year from Converse
College, where she has been for foul
years. Miss Elizabeth Porter, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs fChas Porter, is
also student at Converse.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Maddox have
returned from stay in Hot Springs
Ark.
ibaum's. 2-2t
Mr. and Mrs Frank Sellars, Hud
son Aveue LETT this, Thursday, for 6
few weeks visit at Fort Worth, Tex
as, and other points in the West
Romie Harding was a visitor III
Memphis this week.
Irwin Kirk who has been absent
some six weeks on account of his
health, has returned to the city
and is very much improved.
| Yard-wide percale, ten cents, a
Weinbaum's' 2-2
Mrs S S Foster expects to leav.
Saturday for Texas where she will
spend several months. She goes il
the interest of her health.
C Humphreys, OF the Humphreys
Bros. G. Foster store is in Cincinnati
and other Eastern markets this week
purchasing spring and summer goods
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