The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-04

tions of intelligence in nature is, Of
course, one of the oldest known to
philosophy, but it is in his novel and
Thursday afternoon with Miss Del
phia Andrews.
4 Mrs. Florence Honnoll and little
daughter, Ollie Rene, were the guests
of home folks on Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Sam Honnoll spent the day
Thursday with friends and relatives
in the Flint Hill neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Darnell Of Gale
donia spent Thursday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Lawrence and
little daughter were the guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Sam Dale late Thursday
afternoon.
Little Miss Ollie Rene Honoll spent
Thursday afternoon with her little
cousins, Masters James and Phillip
Cockerham.
Mrs. Dee Andrews visited with her
daughter Thursday afternoon.
Masters Clyde and Minton OFT of
the Flint Hill neighborhood, spent
part of Thursday with their grand
parents. g
Miss Selma Dale, of this section,
who is attending the M. S. c. w. col
lege in Columbus, spent Thanksgiv
ing with home folks.
The many friends of Mr.. Clarence
Dale will be sorry to hear that he
fell from wagon and was hurt, we
hope he will soon be out, restored
to his natural good health
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Wood and
family, of Jasper, Ala, are visiting
friends and relatives in the Flint Hill
and Caledonia sections. Mr. Wood
was a good citizen of this county be-
fore he went to Jasper and his fSends
are pleased to have him back again.
Mrs. Ollie Dale and little daughter,
Mary Wilson, spent Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Laura Vaughn.
We bid Mr.. William Parker and
family a hearty welcome in our com
They arc good friendly peo-
pie. and those are the kind it takes
to make a good neighborhood. He has .
some children to start to school which
will add to the enrolment Of the Gale
donia High School. We are glad to
have these good people with us.
Mr.. J. A. Dale spent Friday in
Columbus.
Miss Matte Lee Vaughn spent a
part of Friday afternoon with Mrs.
William Parker and children.
Miss Villa Ghosie spent Friday
afternoon with Miss Willie Mae OFT.
Miss Corinne Robinson spent the
latter part of last week with home
folks of this section. Miss Robinson
is teacher in the Lone Oak school
Mrs. l.. ID. Lawrence and little
laughter were the guests Of Mrs
Cora Lawrence Friday.
Misses Willie Mae OFT and Villa !
ihosie visited with Mrs. Parker one
Ifternoon last week ~
Miss Matte l.. Vaughn spent a part
# Friday afternoon with Miss Willie :
lac OFT. ;
Mr.. W. c. Sanford was a Columbus
isitor Saturday.
Mr. Jim Robinson and three child
en- spent Saturday in Columbus.
Mrs. Maggie Honeyeutt ard little
on spent Saturday night and Sun
ay with Mr. and Mrs. J. VI. Vaughn.
Mrs. Fannie Sanford and daughter,
iiss Vera, spent Saturday afternoon
18th Mrs. George Ghosie and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Cocker and two
tile sons spent SATURDAY night with
Ir. and Mrs. Jim Burks and family. !
Miss Vera Sanford spent Saturday =
light with her cousin. Mss Villa :
hosie =
Miss Mae Pridmore and three little
rothers spent Saturday night with
icir grandparents.
Several Of the young people Of this
,ction enjoyed a candy stew a. Mr..
7. J. OFT Saturday night.
Miss Delphia Andrews spent Sat
day afternoon with Mrs. Minnie
arshall and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Lawrence and
tie daughter and Mr. and Ms. Kir-
+ Ross spent Sunday afternoon with
r. and Mrs. Sam Dale.
Messrs. Henry Vaughn and Jesse
inford and Master Metro Vaughn
'ent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
.cphenson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Barrentine, Dir.
ID Mrs Robert Egger and family Of
lledonia section spent Sunday with
q. and Mrs Buck Egaer.
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