The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-04-15
PURYEAR NEWS OF
RECENT INTEREST.

c. NJ Freeman was in Paris Mon
Jr., and Mrs. r. w. Barton were
in Paris Monday-B. Miffin Hood
of Atlanta, Ga, was in Puryear
Monday transacting business with
the Dixie Brick & Tile Co.-Mr. and
Mrs. Amos McFadden We're in Muir
ray Monday for Mrs. McFadden to
have medical treatment-The Ladies
Aid of the Baptist Church met with
Mrs. Zellnor Orr Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. j. W. Storer Or Paris, deliv
cred an interesting talk to the Pur-
year High School pupils in the
chapel hour Monday. A few patrons
were present-The Puryear High
School pupils are making prepare
| tons for tennis court.-John Green
of Mobiles is the guest of his brother,
| Carter Green.-Mrs. Lumie Dodd and
daughter, Mrs. Joe irwin, also son
! Geo. II, Dodd, from Akron, Ohio,
visited friends and relatives in Pur-
| year last week They returned to
Mayfield, KY, where they expect to
make their home in the future
DR.. c. II. Johnson made a profess
sional call in Puryear Monday
Miss Annie May Street is suffering
with blood poison.-Mrs w. r.
Littleton is reported i'll this week.
Miss Jane Johnson of Paris, spent
the weekend with Miss Cora Morris.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. West
Sunday, April 10TH fine girl
Rev. Charley Bowden of Jackson, the
pastor of the Missionary Baptist
Church, filled his regular appoint
ment Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock also at 1880. A splendid
discourse was delivered at each ser
week.-Mrs.. G. C. Willoughby spent
Tuesday with Mrs. r. II. Willoughby
who is in the hospital in Murray
The program for commencement
week has been arranged as follows:
| On the evening of May 9th will be
Ideclamation contest, medals awarded
to each girl and boy winner
The 2Sth will be the play valley
| FARM The goth the eighth grade
graduation xercises.-Misses Meta
Lannom and Annie Miller L.ittleton
spent Tuesday in Paducah, KY
Rev. Freeman Harris will fill his
regular appointment at the M. E.
| Church Sunday a. m. at eleven
o'clock and also at 1880. The sub
ject for Sunday morning will be,
Mission Subject for the evening,
Laugh and Grow Fat" with special
music. Everybody invited.-B. L.
| I'll
| Tuesday.-Frank Neese and r. II.
Willoughby of Buchanan, We're here
| Tuesday on business.-Dr. c. d. Lee,
Frank McSwain, Ray Howard and
sister Ruth attended the ball game
in Paris Thursday.-There will be a
| final meeting of the Parent-Teachers
| Association on the afternoon of
April 26th, which will result in the
election of officers for next school
committees and officers, together
with a program. Every member is
urged to be PRESENT.. H. Grubbs
granfather of Mrs. Leslie Paschal
and who has been visiting here for
| several weeks, went to Paducah
Wednesday to visit friends few
days.-Sam Culpepper and w. w.
Cole have purchased the stock of
groceries of Levi Roberts.-Ehe Dixie
Brick & Tile Co. are hauling the
brick to the lot which Crawford
Gatlin Co. have purchased for their
potato warehouse which will be the
largest and most convenient potato
storage in Henry County.-Mrs. Lucy
Hartzell of Memphis, spent Monday
night with Mr.. and Mrs, Porter Lee.
Porter Lee is spending a few days
near Mobiles on his farm.-Herman
Patterson has moved his family TO
Paris, where he is engaged in the
tobacco business.-Misses Susie and
Georgia Bennett OF Whitlock shopped
in Puryear Tuesday.-Miss Sallie B.
Baker spent the weekend with
friends in Murray.-Mrs. Summers
and daughter, Mrs. Jno. l.. Ellison
and baby, spent few days in jack
son last week.-Mrs.. j. G. Adams
and Miss Lurline Littleton, two of
the Puryear High School teachers,
went to Paris Wednesday afternoon.
DIR. E. B. Houston of Murray made
i-Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Morris and
little grandson, Fred Morris, Jr.,
lspent Thursday with friends and
RELATIVES here.-Miss Hattie Schofield
land Charley Barber of Cottage Grove
were in Puryear Tuesday. They
lwere accompanied home by Mrs
Irma Oliver, grandmother of Miss
Schofield.-G. c. Willoughby at
tended the ball game in Paris Thurs
day.-Miss Leona Covington of Har
din, KY, is the guest of her sister
Mrs. NJ. G. Crawford.--Mrs. J. G
Littleton has returned from few
days visit with Rev. John Taylol
and vile of Waverly, Tenn.-Mrs
r. ]. Hall left Sunday for Florid;
, Ito visit relatives and she will &C
} company her mother, Mrs. Richard
son, on her return in a few DAYS Il