Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-09-29
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NcuU.an on Sunday .IaN.ng the trip
Uy auto.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Futvoye have as their
guests this week Mrs. Beck and Mrs.
hlatebug from Shubuta. On Tues
day they spent the day at West Pelnt
and Columbus.
Mr.. Wiz Tynes ana daughter and
Mrs. Fisher Tynes OF Birmingham
| visited MS brother, at this place on
kSaturday en- route - West f5olrt.
BFhey made the trip in a fine packard
Oar which expressed the last word IN
autos.
Mr.. Conner McCullom, Jeff Prince
Nr. and Miss Psck.,-a attended a
Minstrel show in Meridian on We'd
pesday evening
Mrs. W. j. Kennedy visited friends
lat X Prairie last we
Nh John Kimbrough from Lexing-
iton was a guest of t'c J. ". Jenkins
family last week,
. Miss Beatrice Flora was at home
to a few of her friends on Friday
evening,
Mrs. Whitfield was he guest of her
friend Mrs. Wilkinson at Paulette
last Thursday.
/ Prof. Hollis was in Macon Saturday
assisting in examination of teachers.
Mr.. Paterson was a business visitor
al Meridian on Tuesday.
Mrs. Edwards and daughter Miss
jamie were Macon visitors on Satur-
! day.
S~huqualak High School building is
being treated to a new coat Of paint,
D and when finished Will make a fine
1apnearance.
"a Rev. Rogers, of Noxapater, who
approached at the Baptist church re-
cently has been give ~ coll by the
members of that church and it is hop
ed that his acceptance will be re-
Atceived at once.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Paterson and Mr.. and
Mrs, Evars will attend "Mitzie" at
Meridian on Friday night.
Mr.. Clyde Murphe,, who attends
school at Scooba was at home over
Sunday.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tucker and Mr.
and Mrs. J. A Boswell from Macon
y snent Sunday with tie J W. jenkins
I family.
Mr., and Mrs. Wilkerson and Mrs
I Hutchinson of Paulette spent Satur,
day in town visiting their many
friends.
Mrs. Jackson is spending SON. time
in town visiting her sister Mrs. J. w
jenkins
Messrs Pete Flora, !.2on Thurston
T. Flora and W. J. Kennedy were il
Meridian on Friday.
Mrs. Nethery left on Monday to TAX
un her school duties a. ? school roa
Macon.
Mrs. Ballard of Macon. was in tow
on Tuesday, taking orders for toile
articles, and was the guest of tn
Nethery family while here.
Miss Mamie Cole who teaches schoo
near Macon was in ton on Saturda,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bal have as thei
guests this week, Mrs. Sessions an
children.
Miss Jones is a guest Of her fathe
~ Mr., Wallace Jones.
Mrs. Sturgis who has been visitin
S~SfqSpr mother Mrs. ~Snarkman for som
W FINE returned to her home in Colum
! NUS last week accom- "aNied by tn
I Natter who will snnnA sore time i
! kEolumbus and also visa her daueh.
r. Mrs. Daniels who lives at Birn
Nngham.
Misses Jaunita Jenkins and JAM
| Edwards left on Thursday for Shaw
4 Miss, where they viii teach tho ron
\ kin% wear. A new schoo,,. building
Y Vn the process Of erection and hs
~ E@"aused much DELAY hence the lat
{Ntime of their going to take up the
y Mschool work.
M Messrs Hubbard wero in Macon c
i/business Wednesday.
EJI Mrs. Lillian Jenkins friends to Il
number of about fifteen gathered
her home on Thursday afternoon ar
spent a few very pleasant hours vii
her, She expects 70 be away most
the winter, and her friends took tn
way OF expressing to b their To-
~ her absence. Ferry ladv brouo.
{ a handkerchief and a shower of the
was the result. Church circles al
IN her n~eighbors and friends will mi
her he'pfullness and chcor and whe
ever she may go the best wishes
all follow her.
The Eastern Star viii have a sire
carnival at the home OF .lr. and ".
j. s Staa'' on Friday ~craning. O,
G. 1922. Everybody W me. Cor
and enjoy the fun and meet vo
nn'"hbor Every body vi be- thel
Miss Ruth Prinra returned fro
Newton an Wednesday.
The elderly scientist who saws {
world will he ruled by women in 10
wouldn't consider thnt news if
were married.
COTTON rrcrI2~ r0sT.
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