The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-04

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Il iect in which the association is 81
0 vitality interested at present. AttenC
this meeting and find out everything
of interest about the library at tho
Lee High School,
: sister of Mr.. William Taylor, of the
5 prairie section, and visited her brother
/ about two months ago, during which
: time Miss Taylor formed many
friends who join the Dispatch in wish.
) ing her all happiness.
Miss Tennie Wallis, Of Corinth was
among the visitors who attended the
dance at the Choctaw Club Monday
evening.
CABBAGE PLANTS
Get them now and start them early.
Supply of Frost Proof Cabbage Plants
just received
LAWS DRUG STORE.
Miss Sarah Mosby has returned to
Clarksdale where she teaches in the
public schools. Miss Mosby was the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Mosby, during her visit at home
and her large circle of friends well
coined her to Columbus.
Mrs. Middleton Wooten and attrac-
tive little son, Master Middleton
Wooten have returned from Louis
lana, where they spent the Christ
mas holidays attending a delightful
family reunion with Mrs. Wooten's
mother and sisters.
Misses Virgie and Aliene McKeough
have returned from Mobile, where
they enjoyed delightful visit with
relatives.
DON'T FOOL YOURSELF
1t costs less to have 'em repaired
the Goodyear Way, Columbus Shoe
Shop. Phone 1856.
There are many friends who are
glad to see Mr.. Vance Evans out
again after two operations which he
underwent quite successfully before
! Christmas.
Mrs. ]. C. Mills and little daughter,
Patricia Ann, will return with Mrs.
Jones Barksdale today to her home
in Marks, for an an enjoyable visit.
Miss Louise Gunter returned to-
Drew, Miss, Sunday morning to re-
sumo her teaching there, after a de-
lightful vacation spent with her
mother in Columbus, Mrs. w. c. Gun
ter, on Third Avenue, North.
Miss Annie FAINT and Miss Nellie
Kern have returned from Sharkey,
Miss, where they enjoyed a pleas
ant visit with Mrs. James, in her love-
| ly home.
Mr.. Harry Dashiell, Jr., was the
weekend guest Of relatives, last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie Johnston Harris is the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Watson for a short visit. Later in
the week Mrs. Harris will be with
Mrs. Percy w. Maer for several days
Misses Fife Watts. and Adele
Thompson returned Sunday night
from their homes in Tennessee. after
a delightful vacation spent with their
parents. These young ladies have
work in our public schools and make
their home with DR.. and Mrs. j. w.
Lipscomb while in Columbus.
Mr.. Walton Lipscomb has returned
from Memphis, where he spent sew
eral days Of the past week with rel
atives, in that city.
Miss Margaret Gunter has returned
from Birmingham where she spent
the past week with relatives.
Miss Barbara Hill has returned
from her home in Boonville, to resume
her duties at the S. d. Lee High
School as teacher Of Latin, Miss Hill.
is domiciled in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Watson.
Mrs. NJ. B. Proctor expects to leave
for her home in Monroe City, No,
Thursday, after an enjoyable visit
with her mother, Mrs. b. L. Owen.
Mrs. Proctor is always the happy in
spiration Of many delightful social
.courtesies which are a pleasure to both
her many friends and relatives.
Miss Anna Lang. one Of the NJ. S. /
&c. W girls. who has returned to Col
umbus early. is the guest Of Miss
Hazel Winters at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". c. Beard.