Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-07-21
Local and Personal

Mrs. Erie Carr Scales Of Jackson,
is visiting relatives in the city this
week.
Capt. and Mrs. H. N Scales and Miss
Helen Owen are guests Of Mr and Mrs.
N. Scales.
Miss Elizabeth Bass spent last week
with her aunt, Mrs. B, T. Jones, at
Geiger, Ala.
Mrs. Sallie Murphey has returned
from a visit to relatives in Meridian
and Newton.
Miss Elizabeth Burk Of Columbus
is the guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs
Julian Borgess..
Miss Willie Mae Norwood is spend
ing her vacation with home folks
neal Crawford.
Mrs. Maud Borgess. spent last week
end in %Brookville, the guest Of Mrs.
| Ruth Cunningham.
Miss Carrie Hibbler Jones has re-
turned from a visit of several weeks
to relatives in Memphis.
Miss Janice Guess Of Durant is the
attractive guest of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and MRS. Ernest Wherry.
Mrs. Charles Hardin returned
Thursday from West Point where she
was a patient in DR.. lvey's hospital.
Misses cara Bell and Susie Wilson
were guests several days this week,
of Misses Eleanor and Matte Harkins.
Mr.. T. A. McCaskill of Selma, Ala,
spent several days this week with his
sisters, Misses Mary and Annie Nc
Caskill.
Dr.. M. NJ. Brown has been absent
from his office this week, having been
confined to his bed throughout the en-
tire week.
Mr.. Augustine Saunders of Stark
vile spent a day ard night of.1nIs
week with his mother, Mrs. Mamie
Saunders.
News has beer, received announc-
ing the birth Of q son to MIR. and Mrs.
Verle Heath Of Boise Idaho. Verle
Ward, Jr. is his name.
Mrs. W. S. Mullins and children have
returned from a two-weeks stay or
her delta plantation. Barnett Strong
also accompanied them.
ThG Beacon has MIR. Erwin Maui
din to thank ~ Il basket of fine
l,icious grapes-the finest that have
been raised N these parts in quite a
while.
Misses Eleanor and Matte Harkins
entertained their guests Misses Bel
and Wilson, with a social gathering
Tuesday evening, at which a number
OF young people spent a very enjoy,
able time.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G Richmond will
leave Sunday for Boston, where they
will visit their daughter, Mrs. Ed
Harris. Later in the season, they viii
spend a week on a camp in the noun
tains of New Hampshire.
Leonard Barnes and James Man,
Of Memphis were in Macon one da,
this week. enroute to Scooba wher
they are visiting friends. They mad
the trip through the country in tn
formers car.
Mr.. r. p. Holt, travelling audito
for the Diamond Match Co., wit
headquarters in Dallas, Texas, sper
a day or two this week with his moth
er Mrs. J. W. Holt. Bobert says tn
crop conditions over a good porto
Of Texas is good.
Mrs. Alex Mcintosh, who has bee
visiting her aunts, Mesdames Deupre
and Moore and other relatives in tn
: county, left Tuesday for Sar Antoni
Texas, where she will visit relative
From there she will return to he
home in SanDiego California.
Mr.. J. c. Holton and wife of Wick.
d burg, Miss, are visiting Mrs. P. !
q Bethany. Mr. Holton is a native {
: kemper county, but is now princip;
. of the Agricultural School in Ware
. county. He is a prospective candidat
for State Agricultural commissions
e A delightful dance was enjoyt
TuesG evening by the young De,
s pie At ,he home of Senator and Mr.
II, A. M!nor. The hospitality in tn
It charming home has become prove
IS bal. and the signal to assemble hel
is always a glad one to the yotaries
Ie society.
Senator and Mrs. Henry Minor le
m Yesterday for New York, On ,Iu
h 29th they will sail on the Cunard lin,
'e Cedric for a three months trip
England, Scotland and the continer
From Paris they viii go to Italy, r
- turning by way Of the Rhine to &c
~ many.
X The condition OF Judge W. Coo
u rell, who has been quite critically
X for some time, does not improve, b
he continues to grow weaker. II
many friends regret this failing heal
and hope that he may yet be restore
" His daughter, Mrs. j. c Russell, wi
~ Mr.. Russell is at mis- bed side.
Hon. Henry S. Whitfield, candida
for governor. passed through Mace
last Saturday morning enDoute
a his home near Columbus. He hi
Is been visiting friends in the Southe,
oe part OF the State. He has receiv,
a great deal of encouragement fro
Is every section of the State and it is
re toregone conclusion that the man WI
ne beats him will be the States chi
p magistrate.
no
In calling the roster of officers
the Cemetery ASSoc;o+;or To-. ,ox