The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-07
a business and pleasure trip.

Miss Alma Niece left Friday for
Larado, Tex, where she will be with
Holding Institute for the coming SEES
sion.
Mrs. Jesse ?, Woodward and Miss
Mary Woodie Belts are among the Co
lumbians enjoying a short vacation in
Saint Louis.
x
Mr.. Jamie Banks leaves soon for
Marion, Ala, where he will attend the
Military Institute the coming session.
The many friends Of Mr.. George
Sherman, Jr., were delighted to have
him at home again, the past weekend.
X
Mrs. Albert Herring, ST., is the guest
Of Mrs, Willis Banks at her lovely
home on Second Street, North.
X y
Messrs. Nelson Sherrod and Sam
FAINT Ccckrell, Of Macon, were visitors
to the ball game and dance Monday
X X
The Rain or Shine Club will meet
with Messrs. Edward and Eugene
Hardy next Friday night at their
home in the prairie.
The Woman's Missionary society
Of the First Baptist Church met yes
tarday afternoon at 4;30 at the church
for the regular business meeting,
which was led by Mrs. George Ford.
X X
Mrs Reuben Searcy entertained in
formally a few of the young people
Of the neighborhood last night IN com
plment to Miss Frances Street, who
leaves for her home in Birmingham
this afternoon
X X
Miss Eunice Lipscomb's many
friends win be interested in learning
that she has accepted position in the
High School of Iota, La, where she |
will have charge of the English De-
partment Miss Eunice is recent
graduate of NJ. S. c. w. and young |
lady of personal charm and high men
tai attachments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom F. McBeath re-
turned Saturday from Asheville N. c., /
where they have enjoyed delightful
vacation with their daughter. While
there, they welcomed a little grand
Phoeba Louise Dennison,
he daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Dennison, the latter pleasantly re-
rendered as Miss Omera McBeath.
Among the college people who are
always welcomed back to Columbus
" large host of friends are Miss
Annie FAINT and Miss Nellie Kern,
Who returned last week from a de
ightful summer vacation spent in
Jorth Carolina. They will make their
esidence at their beautiful home on 6
'ollege Street, through the winter.
X X
DR.. John Oliver. Jr., has gone to
Vest Point, where he will make his
in the practice Of vcter-
lary surgery. DR.. Oliver is gradu-
te of Auburn Polytechnic Institute
nd his many friends wish him all sue
,ss in this new field.
x X
Miss Mary Watson Boone, Of Pom
toe, and Miss Regina Trap, Of
upelo, will arrive the latter part Of
e week and will have apartments
it'll Mrs. Battle Bell at her home on
bird Avenue, North Both Of these
lung ladies will teach at the Frank
1 Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gunter lett
sterday for Meridian, where they
m attend the meeting Of the Ma
MS held there this week. They were
companied by Miss Edna Scott, who
poets to visit friends for a week.
X
Miss Charlton Locke, Of Louisiana,
t Monday morning for Washington,
c., after a most enjoyable visit to
r aunt. Mrs.. Battle Bell.
Miss Lucille Glenn, Of Pcnnsylva-
/. and Mis- Mary Agnes Gordon. Of
Miss, will arrive Thurs
y to take UP their work at the Lee
gh School They will make their
me with Mr.. w. o. Peck on Second
enue, North
The Young men Of Columbus viii
.ertzin with dance at Lake Park
the thirteenth u this month. Music
. be furnished by the Garber-Da-
Orchestra. Of Atlanta.
lF1-- Ami lie returned last NIGHT