Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-11-03
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Usner DOS. Mil ....d me misfortune
to nave one o. u4s AIneeIs TAKEN Oh
IaSl WteA.
Nj. stanley Jackson of West Point
was AL GOWN Tor d snort .Inie uIA HulI-
uaV ana called o. mis- aunt, MISS
Emma Jackson. lac was en- route 70
LauQaruale making The trip IN a tine
new IOIu sedan.
Mr.. Temple of Meridian visited hel
daughter .urs. Harrison Evans last
week.
MISS FlorencL futveye returned
on Sunday from a very pleasant VISIT
to freIQs at jackson ana HattlesDurg
Mrs. Gwmn returned to ~Shuqualak
on Friday fast after a very pleasant
summer spent with her daughter IN
Texas. Since the death OF her sister
Mrs. Ike Tyson, she has spent the
school year in the home caring SO
kindly for the smaller members OF
that family.
Rev. Campbell of Macon is conduct
ing a series of meetings at the Pres
byterian church this week. The quar-
tette from Macon is assisting IN the
singing.
Prof. and Mrs. Hollis were hospita-
bly entertained at the Evans home on
Wednesday OF last week in company
with D. Provine who spoke at the
.schoo! house that evening in the In
terest of Better Schoo! Week."
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson Nethery enter
tanned guests from out OF town ovel
Sunday.
Mrs. Hutchinson of Paulette is IN
town this week the guest of her friend
Mrs. D. Milvin. She has many friends
in S~huoualak, where her former home
was until going to make her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson at Pau
lette, who are always glad OF her
visits back to her old home.
The young people Of the high schoo
age enjoyed a Halloween party at the
school house on Saturday evening ant
all the usual stunts Of that season
were carried out. Every thing passeC
off with credit to the teachers Wh(
had it in charge.
:, The Fourth Quarterly conference
of the NJ. f. Church was held las,
Friday morni beginning at l.
O'Clock. Rev. Mcllwain preached !
very Impressive sermon to an atteh
tive audience. At noon the ladies' o
the church served a fire dinner, con
sisting of chicken, salads, sandwiches
boiled ham, pickles, pies cakes ant
coffee. At the conference which fol
lowed good reports were given IRON
all lines of the church work and witt
this the 4th quarterly conference o
1922 was closed.
The ladies of the Baptist churcl
held a very interesting meeting Of
Monday afternoon and it p%artook o
the nature of a shower for Mrs. Mes
50 All reported a fire time. Re
fir, ,:ments of salad sandwiches an
hot chocolate were served.
Miss Mary Willy Jenkins is a new
subscriber to this paper this week.
DR.. P~ovine was the speaker Il
the interest of better school week AM
the school auditorium was filled wit
an attentive audience who were IN
terested in all that was said. 1t wa
a timely message and given by a ma
who knows and has the Interest o
the school boy and school girl clos
to his heart. Better schools are wha
are needed in airy community or state
Margaret MaXey was the name o
a. little daughter born 40 Rev. an
A#s. Seaman Rhea on Monday morn
EBe Oct. Both. but the little one wa
only permitted to remain for a shor
time for the death angel came t
lain the little soul on Tuesday NOR
ing Oct. 31st. A brief but impress
slve servicewas held at the home o
Tuesday at II o'clock conducted b
Rev. Caffey of Macon who spoke i
words of comfort to the bereaved par
nnts and the body was tenderly lai
to rest in Macedonia cemetery, Thei
many friends extend to them thei
deepest sympathy in this sad houl
We have laid her to rest our darling
She whom we loved so dear.
With tenderest love We have laid he
Where the birds are singing so nea
When our work ard toll is all ende
And we to that city shall go
She'll be standing with out streatche
hands there
To greet us ready to welcome US HON
Prairie Point