Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-09-09

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Miss Cora Session left last Mon
day for New Mexico, where she has
been teaching for the past several
years.
Misses Conie Lena and Mamie
Scales of Coatopa, Ala, have been
the guests this week of Mrs. ! s
Cavett.
F. E. Carleton Jr. left Sunday for
Memphis, where he has a position
with the division engineer of the
Frisco. railroad.
After spending the summer with
Nj. and Mrs. Ed B. OWENS, Mr.
Owen Barnes returned Thursday to
his home in Memphis.
Mrs. William Utermoehen and
daughter, Miss Della Wayne. of
Cincinnati, Ohio, are the guests of
Mrs J Nv. Deupeep
Mrs. Billie Binion treturned TODAY
from Meridian Mr. Binnion is still
IN the hospital there, but his condi
tion is very much improved,
Miss Mary Harkins leaves to.
morrow for Ackefman, whlfe she
has accepted the position of Home
Science teacher in the city school.
Mrs. M. 7. Harvey and sons, of
Crawford will be with Mr.. and Mrs.
7. c. Harvey this winter. The bows
will be students in the Macon High
School
Mr.. Robert Holt, division manager
of the Diamond Match Co., with
headquarters in New Orleans, spent
several days this week with his
home-folks in Macon.
Miss Virginia Moore left Tuesday
for a visit to friends in Memphis.
From there she will go to Hollns.
Va, where she will continue her
course in Hollins college.
Miss Mary Louise Campbell will
leave for Bellhaven College, on Mon
day 18th. This will be her second
year in this College, where she is
taking a, "B. A." course
Mr.. Andrew FAINT returned this
week to Bell Buckle, Tenn, to the
famous Webb School where his re-
cord last session was gratifying to
his teachers and parents.
Messrs. C. L. Heinrich and f. r
Ferris and little daughter Claire re.
turned Thursday afternoon from 81.
Louis. Mr.. Jack Peterson of Brook
vile visited the market at the same
time.
Lancelot and Lucian Dent, ac-
companied by their aunt, Mrs. Henry
Minor, left Thursday for Virginia.
Launcelot will enter the University
Of Virginia and Lucian an Episcopal
college in Lynchburg,
Mr.. Thos McHenry and daughter
Miss Martha Linda, will leave to-
morrow to visit friends in Knox
vile Tenn, and Lynchbwg, Va.
From there they will go to Sweet
Brian, Va, where Miss McHenry ,
viii enter college,
Bobby Pierce, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j, F. Pierce, young man who has
many friends during his short stay
in Macon, left Monday morning for !
Tuscaloosa, where he will be a stu 3
dent at the University Of Alabama
during the coming session.
DR.. Murthey returned the early
part Of the week after a visit of
three weeks with his son. Mr.. Chas. q
NJ. Murphey and family at Itta Bena t
Tie infestation Of boil weevil in that d
section has been the worse they I
have ever had, and what a month or
more ago promised a fair yield has
been cut in half or less
Miss Fannie Ma, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Alice, left yesterday
for DR. Boswell's infirmary at SAM
tarium, Miss. Miss May has been
i'll for several months and her
friends Throughout the county sin
ssrely hope she viii soon be ON the \
road to recovery.
Miss Virginia Moore, of Me- a
Leod. Miss. viii arrive on Wednas-'l
day evening to be the guest Of Miss
Helen HlIt end win he numbered
amerr the charming visiting girls att
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