Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-08-25

Mrs. Dow Mrs. Graham's mother,
was called home suddenly by a tele-
gram, announcing the killing IN an
automobile accident, Of her nephew
James Dow of D'LO.
Mrs. Edwin Mc1Iorrles Of Meridian
has spent the week with her mother,
Mrs. ID. NJ. Love-
MIR. Bee MOorehead of Ennis. Texas
is visiting relatives in town and com
munity.
krluay evening the young people of
the Christian Endeavor Society en-
joyed a picnic on Mr.. Bell lawn.
Mrs. ". NJ. Roger and Miss Mamie
Roger returned from Memphis Satur-
day.
Miss Lola Davenport is visiting
friends in the northern part of the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Gaines are at
home from a three weeks stay with
relatives in South Carolina.
DR.. and Mrs. R. S. Jamison spent
the week end at Kolola Springs. At
this writing the doctor is in Mobile
with friends.
We congratulate Richard Barnhill
on having obtained a situation as
pharmacist in Charleston, Miss.
Mr.. J. P. Stiles has come from home
from ArkA tsas and is now doing
business for wilkins and Parks.
Mr.. John Smith has recovered his
health to the extent that he can be
on the streets occasionally. He has
been an invalid since April.
Misses Marjory and Judith Crymes
of Meridian are with the family of
Mr.. G. L. Crymes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wilkins and
Mrs John Cook are spending a short
time in Iuka.
Mrs. James Hudson ard children Of
Atlanta have made quite a lengthy
visit to her kin people in the county.
Mrs. Myrick of Columbus is at Mr.
Albert Henley's on account of the i'll.
ness of her sister, Miss Gyp McCol.
lum. Mr.. AMI Henley and wife Of
Pensacola are also with the home
folks.
- Miss Liddell Meek of West Point il
making a visit to Mrs T. C. Hambrick
Mrs. H. ]. Shull entertained a few
couples of her young friends at a si>
o'clock dinner Tuesday evening.
The W. M. Society met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. F. E. Curtis. The
meeting was very interesting.
The Concert for the benefit of tn
Doner Orchestra was greatly enjoyed
and was a success in every way.
Wednesday afternoon several o
the appreciative parents of the Or
t chestra boys gave Mr.. Doner an,
the boys a reception at the hotel Will
: refreshments We're being served Nj
Doner found in his plate $50 dollar
IN gold pieces. The Orchestra too
this method of showing how great,
t they considered themselves indebte
:, to him.
: A number of young people fror
: Brooksyille and a number of charm
= ing visitors enjoyed a weeks camp a
2 Tates wells last week. Every minut
s Of the time was occupied by some en-
d joyable form of amusement. Tn
d members of the party were, Mrs. ,
s W. and T wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
f shall Mcdonald. Misses Mary Evely
Nuckols, Katherine Stringfellow, Kat
v leen Ewing, Lucille Peterson. Mar
d Henley, Susie wilkins, Matte Talua
+ Henley. Bernice Cunningham, Char
S Iotte Jacoway, Clara Haggard, Lul
Mae Brown, Frances Madison, &c,
d trude Reuther, Messers Jesse Ora,
Tate Hargrove. J. L. Peterson, Georg
e Mullins, Reuel Ewing, Fox Glenn, Pal
Carter, Roy Phillips. John Sheppar,
IS Sonny Boy Mcdonald, Alton Phillip
d Knox Cunningham, and Isiah Harpe
I, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Murray Roger
IL announce the marriage of their daughter
l. RUTH ELDER
n to
MR.. HUTSON EBERLE HOWELL
as on Tuesday, the fifteenth Of August
d One thousand, nine hundred and twenty IL
IS at the Madison Avenue Methodist Church
IN in the City Of New York
At Home
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