Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-09-15
Local and Personal

Mesdames Ed. NJ. Murphey, and NJ.
NJ. Brown visited Brooksville We'd
nesday.
Mrs. j. H. Williams has returned
home after an extended trip to north
ern points.
Mrs. Jacoway and charming dau-
ghter, Charlotte were visitors in Ma
cor Tuesday.
Mr.. V. V. Sessions with his son,
Walter, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
c. C. Sessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Rainey and baby
of West Point, spent Sunday with
Mrs. S. L. Murphey,
Mrs. Kay Of Arkansas is visiting
in the family Of her brother, Mr..
Charles Redus.
Mrs. r. r. Clark and daughters of
Whistler are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Clark.
Mrs. j. f. Borgess. has been an the
sick list for the past week or two, but
is now commissioning.
Mrs. George Hairston, Jr. is spend
ing the weeF~A with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. c. Patty.
Misses Helen Carleton and En- Yates
were weekend guests last week of
Miss Elizabeth Smith in Meridian.
Mrs. Mamie Hunter returned home
Monday from a visit Of several weeks
to friends and relatives in Meridian.
Mrs. S. A. Lever recently under
went an operation for Appendicitis
from which she is rapidly recovering.
Little Mit5es Sarah ard Martha
Cunningham were weekend guests of
their aunt, Mrs. E. f. Dantzler last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Crawford Of
Davenport, H., are visiting the form
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. l..
Crawford.
Joe and Cavett Roberts, after a de-
lightful visit to relatives in Noxubee
returned to their home in S~tarkville
Tuesday.
Edwin Murphey, James Horton and
Roby Bush left Tuesday for Jackson.
where they will all be students at Mil.
saps college.
Mrs. Ruth Cunningham and chill,
dren Of ~Brookville, were the guests OF
> Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Dantzler severa
days last week.
Miss Mary Louise Campbell lief
Wednesday for Belhaven college, Jack
son, where she will enter her thirt
year az student there. Us
Miss Lucie Clark of Whistler, Miss
has accepted a position in Macon a
freight clerk for the M. & 0. Raj
road, and is now on the job.
Miss Stevens, chief operator from
the telephone office at Columbus, wa
in Macon Tuesday, visiting the fore
at the Telephone office ait Macon.
Mrs. R. A. Harrison returned to
day to her home in Memphis, after
pleasant visit to her parents, Mr.. ant
MRS. W. M, Jones, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Cavett have a
their guests this week. Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Walden of Tupelo, and Mrs
f. G, Binion of Lufkin Texas.
Mr.. B. A. Lever has moved wit
his family to the Old Bryson place
a mile east of Macon, having sol
his home in town to Mr.. Rulings.
Little Miss Anna Ivey Sargent, VIII
visited her grand parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. j. j. Sargent for a fortnight, ha
returned to her home in St. Louis.
N;..o, C,o;+L ,,J C,;lo,c III ,,;'
teach in the public school arrived i
Macon Saturday. They will be wit
DR.. and Mrs. f. @. Wlthers during tn
winter.
Rev. A. T. McIlwain, presiding ED
er of the Columbus district was i
Macon Sunday, and conducted tn
union services at the Methodist churc
Sunday evening.
Mrs, w. NJ. Henderson received tn
sad news Saturday of the death {
hoy brother w. II. Holman, who die
after a short illness, at his home {
Ada. Oklahoma.
MIR. John a. Moore, who is now NAL
ing his home in Arkansas, has bee
in Macon for the past week. lookir
after the interests he left behind whe
he moved away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenword Walden ar
infant son of Tupelo, were guests
MIR. and Mrs. j. Cav$t this re
Mrs. Walden will be remembered
Miss Nancy Cavett.
News has been received of Il
birth IN Tuesday of a fine Girl to M
Duyergn Woodward of Akron, Obi
Mrs. Woodward was Miss DIVERS
Drake of Macon.
Miss Ada Aust was quite sick f
several days last week and this, b
is nov able to be back at work =. c
ficient saleslady at Lamberson's d
goods store.
Friends of Mrs. Vera Simmons w
be glad to know that reports fro
her continue to be very encouragin
and that she hopes before a very loi
while, to back at her old post
Mrs. Edna Spessard. who spent Sc
eral weeks with her daughter, MI
Bascomb Cox, has returned to Fren.
Camp, where she is director of mus
is the large boarding school of tn
place.
as Mesdames N. f. Moore and ].
Deuuree spent last week with Il
family of Mr., J. S. Cavett at SunshiI
During their visit they enioyed
days outing celebrated by the T
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