Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-05-04
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

eccomnanied her sister, Mrs. w. /.
Robinson to her lone in kosciusko
Friday, where she will be her guest
for two weeks.
Prof. Thompson, of Saltillo, was
the guest of Mr.. Roy Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddins, of Byhalia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Orr, of Holly
Springs, and Mr.. James Orr, of blr-
mingham, Ala, We're called to OK
ford on account of the death OF their
father, Mr.. |. B. Orr, who died at his
home Friday afternoon.
M;ss Rubv Garrett, who has pee''
tho onest of her brother, Mr. A. uai-
o++ hoe returned to Jackson.
Miss Margaret Pegues' OF Meih
nhis IS visiting her parents.
Miss Turner, of Kosciusko' spen'
49, week end with Miss Bessie o'oi-
er. :, 1J;u
Mics Grace Brown of Duck Hill'
,vas the guest of her father Mr. D.
B. Brown.
Mics Vivian Cook and Messrs' r.
= Wilson and E. C. Kramer spent .i,e
waoL end in Sumner with MISS LOON
parents.
Miss Theresa Loggins, spent Tue
=, Greenwood.
Prof. Ellis Mofit, of Corinth' az
tended the Field Meet.
Mr.. w. /. Hargis has returned from
Agricultural College, Miss, Wnere ne
snent several weeks with has daugh-
ter. Mrs. Nilsson Bedenbaueh
DIR. r. A. Kimbrough, OF Blue
Mountain, was the week end guest
of DR.. j. E. Hargis.
Mr.. Marvin Moore, of Rolling
Fork. has been the guest OF MS
mother, Mrs. Moore.
Mr.. Leo Burns, Of Water Valley
has been the guest of his sister, MIS-
Carwile.
Mrs Mclean and daughter, Miss
Margaret, of Winona, were the guests
of her sister, Miss Elma Meek TINS
week. They attended the concert
given by Ricardo Martin at the
University Chapel Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. Relbue Price has returned to
Jonesboro, Ark.
Miss Elma Meek has returned from
Winona, where she visited her sister,
Mrs. Mclean.
Miss Mae Campbell was the guest
OF her mother, Mrs. L. Campbell
M. Su1allwood has rented the resi-
denca of Mr.. Elem Mccain on South
street.
Mrs. Duff Ragland is visiting in
Orrvood.
Ms. Wat. Wardlaw and daughter,
Margaret Elizabeth, We're the guests
of Mrs. Marine Wardiaw last week.
Mrs. Mamie Burney is visiting IN
Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Gladys Beanland has return
ed from Jackson.
Mr.. Jim Thompson spent few
DAYS last week in Leland with his
parents
Miss Clara Johns is spending this
week al her home in Corinth-
Mrs. Beckham had as her guests
for Field Meet: Mrs. Wells and son,
of Greenville, Macy and Maxey
Jones and Miss Anderson of Corinth,
and Miss Minnie Lee Wilson, of Me-
ridian.
Miss Julia Derouen and Marie
Clark spent Monday in Water Val
ley shopping.
Miss Hunters guests during Field |
Meet were Misses Katie Lynn Nc
Nance, and Louise Cahill, of Water
Valley, and Mrs. Turner and daugh-
ter, Miss Rebekah, of Winona.
Mr.. Hubert Moore, of Memphis,
spent Monday in Oxford.
Mrs. w. E. Jeffries and children,
of Coffeeville, are the guest of her
mother. Mrs. Tom Wilson.
The Ole Miss Orchestra and Quar-
tet under the direction of Mrs. Edd.
Beanland left Thursday for their first /
trip this season. They gave enter
tainments in Okclona, Aberdeen and
Holly Springs.
Among the number of University
professors who attended the State
Teachers Association were Chancel-
lor J. N. Powers and Profs. Shaw
and Farquear.
Miss Billingsley, of Winona, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. 0. A.