Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-09-08
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M. and Mrs. liner Barnett o.
S0arSvl4le naye se-J ,.sit.ns ner Ia.A-
(. vi. }. McAles JAS. recently.
AIr. sam N-rt-4 "as IN town last
weeh snaAln. nanus Win MS manS
friends.
Chester and Jesse Brashier vi Shu-
UU.a were maN-ng = visit 10 tnvlr
friends Oh Tuesu~. .ast.
Miss Amelia D.. III Dehalo visited
IN town las, week.
Mrs. Fleming o. Macon Was in town
on Tuesday calling Oh friends.
Rev. X. l.. Camohell OF Macon con-
Quoted the opening exercises at the
school on Tuesda morning. His re-
marks were timer snd helpful urging
all pupils to THIS a successful
school year. He is always warmly
greeted by his manv'friends.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church served dinner to a large num-
Der on Saturday ana realized $4,000
which will be USED III identifying their
church
Mr.. Charles Fields store at Calyx
was completely Destroyed by fire on
Monday night. The safe containing
money and valuable papers was blown
up and the fire set to cover up the
tracks of the burglary. Mr.. Field
has offered a reward of $1,000 for
the capture of the guilty parties.
Many from this place attended the
picric at Scooba on Tuesday and re-
port a fine time and an abundance of
good things to ea,. This affair is an
annual one celebrating their opening
of the school yea.
Mr.. Prince Hubbard and Sam Steele
were in Macon on Monday accOmpani-
ed by their daugh,t,s, Miss Terry and
Miss Virginia.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
W. j. Hubbard entertained a company
of young people III nonor OF the Misses
Caldwell, who have been the guests
of friends in town, and have been the
recipients of man. social gatherings
Five hundred occ92;ed the time and
six tables were Kept busy by the
merry company o. -oung people. 1t
will long be remembered by those
present as one of the pleasant times
during the get-to-gether season. De-
licious refreshments were served by
the hostess, and Il. voted the Hub
bard house a good place to be en-
tertained.
The teachers Of .Ne school for the
coming year wero ~ in their respec-
tive places on TuasAav morning. Miss
Camp from Chunk. Miss Armstrong
from Walden. Miss Pagkinson from Du-
rant, Mrs. Brew" from Why Not
and Prof. Hollis "n1 wife. Most of
the corps were here last year and
need no introduction, but to old and
new alike a warm welcome is, extend
ed, May your stay in our midst be
one of mutual pleasure and success
follow every effort.
Miss Velma jenkins left on Satur-
day for Shannon where she will be
employed as teacher of music in the
school at that pl7cc. Her sister Miss
Lila Thar will leave on Wednesday
for Bowling Green where she will
attend school the coming year.
Mrs. Charles Hardin of Macon is
paying a visit to her parents Mr..
and Mrs. WEIGH.
Miss Elizabeth Field will be hos
tess to the Forty-two club on Thurs
day.
Miss Juanita Jenkins was at home to
a company of young people or Tues
day evening.
Mrs. W. j. Hubbard went to Tu.ca-
ioosa on Saturday to visit her niece,
who is very sick with typhoid fever.
Mrs. &. Flora and son have recent
iy paid a visit to r,,atives at Newton.
Miss Emma Jackson entertained her
nephew, Mr.. Stanley Jackson of West
Point over Sunday.
The Paterso family spent the
week end in Merriam returning home
on Monday.
The }. W. Jenkins home entertain
ed the following visitors over the
week end: Rev. jenkins of Meridian
The Misses HuntCt and Liscenebe and
Messrs Anderson and Boswell al
from Nshulaville CIiss. Sophia JAW
kins who had Len WISHING at the
idtlcl pldCe lOI Il teW Gays foturnp
with her guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiki
inson ard Mrs. Hutchinson of Paul
cite were also among the number who
were guests at this hospitable home.
Mrs. Bonnie Jennings entertained
a few friends on tuesday at cards in
honor of Mrs. Staggers, who is visit
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. Spark
man. ) delicious plate lunch was
served.
Mr.. Prince and two daughters Miss
es Ethel and Ruth were in Macon on
! business Tuesday.
The Futyoye homc was the scene
of a pleasant morning party on Fri
day last when Miss Florence wa. at
home to a gathering of friends in
honor of her house guests Miss Nurs
of Shubuta. The morning hourssoon
were gone and at high noon a most
delicious plate lunch was served to
this happy group OF young ladies.
Mrs. Hill and TWO daughters at
tended the big doings at Sccoba on
Tuesday.
The Baptist Suasay School took
the banner on Sunday in a record at
tendance of 1877. Let the good work
70 on.