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REPREZENTANTII PA
ROCHIILOR INFIEREAZA
UN ACT PREOTESC

{ C0ntiuare de pc pag. 2
Dl. Prize vorbeste despre meritele
parintelui Podea, merite pc carl a
avut de atitea orr prilejul de a lie
urmari deaproape.
Cunoscind familia parintelui Po-
| dea III da amanunte pretioase, a.
manuntc carl contribute 81 mai
multi pentru "a face mai drag po-
pornlui.
Vorbeste apoi ID. Metcrea de la
Warren, iarasi despre parintelc
Podea 81 regreta faptul cd unii Sc
grabesc al aducc nyinuiri, fara a
tine socoteala de urmari. =.
ID. Blaga dc la Warren vorbeste
dcsprc parintelc Podea siarata cit
a contribute Sfintia sa la sanarca
| relelor din biserica nostra, relc carl
bintuiau pc timpul pastoririi sale.
ID. /. Roman de la Alliance vor-
beste ca un cunoscator al situatiei,
desprc trecutul luptelor in biserica
! 81 socletate, trccut care pune pc pa
rintele Podea nu numai in rindul
celor dintii ci in eel dintii.
Urmeaza Dl. Bogioaga, represin-
tant al biscricei della Akron, Ohio,
unde scrveste ca paroch, D-sa recu-
noaste ca a fost trecut prin role
la New ork, dar asemanindu-si ac-
ltivitatea sa ca aceia a multor pre-
| oti de aici, prctinde a Ii preferit,
mtru cit nu face lucruri-mari, dar
pc cele mici pc care lie face, lie face
cit site 81 poate mai bine.
Urmeaza apoi Dl. Vintila, care,
desi greco-catolic, tinut sa arate
cd avut cele mai vii simpatii pen
tru parintele Poda, alaturi de care
a a vut prilejul Sd munceasca in
tot timpul.
ID. Popovici, rcdactolul ziarului
America abba sosit, rugat sd
vorbeasca. Vorbirea D-sale difcra
iarasi, prin faptul ca D-sa sc o.
cupa mai mutt dc starile dc acasd
81 de greutatile pc carl parintele
Podea are de le intimpina, in lup-
ia sa contra cetatuiei pc care a
para cu hotarirea atitia, carl au III
teres Gle Il sugruma orr ce miscart
| pentru sanarea relelor din biserics
noastra. Dl. Popovici aplaudat
| furtunos.
! Adunarea is sfirSit la orele s sea
ia, dupa &c Sc citeste 0 scrisorc care
sc va innainta Mitropolitului pri
mat, in tara.
| Pentru adunare:
N. Tecusan, Presedintc. :
Titi Nestor, Secretar.
st. Florcscu 81 G. Corsatcd,
barb. de inc.
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mule Prim-M Ministru, Insult al fost
lluinit, nu de mutt, tradator! Iata
do cc voiu vota pentru validare.
- Stai JOS, taller Gu doua fete
Taran de carnayal!
Ddputatul fruntas ardelean La.
nus Namiu ia clvantul:.
Eu ci, no, doar un cuvant
am de spus. Ca moi am lasat-o
nloalc Gu ungurii cat or fost, ei
tari.
81 ne-om ridicat tari cand o,
slabit'o Ell. Oar n am avut doui
politice cum so zis.
Acuzatul Iuda Restescu fost
pc la moi 81 ON graft de liniste 81
fratie, ca precum nu de lipsa ca
moi sa ne aratam pentru Romania
Ia Inccputnl rlzboiului. Oar, ma
apei, vaxand ca el nu G pcntru
razboinl Roananici alaturi de a
liati, INN condaninat.
Pcntru aceea; q, minteaas, to,
tusi, voiu vota pentrh vslidare!
Gepcralul Granita, scandaaizat
stfiGa /:
81 NJ fie de cap 81 Dumne-
1su ~ I'M mai eleaga
4 nsilste1 lauth pc general
81 n n \ & orat 3,lni ardelean
|s||s. g N. NJ uo q ots [, Z
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NvITARE

Societatea Romano dc AJutor
81 Cultura ''Ncgru Voda" din
Mckees Roks, Pa. are onoarc a
invita- pc toatc Societatilc, Paro
chi 81 Guburi precum 81 pc totl
fratii ronlani din loc 81 jur lua
partc la pctrecerea ell dams cc Sc
va aranja Gu ocaziunea Jubilcului
de II ami dc Ia infiintarea Socie-
tatii, care sc va serbia Salmbata
seara, % Oct. 1922 in Hala Soc. de
sub NJ. 242 Helen Str.
lnceputul La orcle q seara 81 va
dur pina la orele II :l5 noaptca.
Muzica vcstitului Nicolae Silnu
| din Youngstown, Ohio Va distra
|onor. public Gu cele mai fr7lmoase
arii dc dams.
Prctul de intrare Domnii 7oc
Dame!e so cent?.
[, PROGRAMME DE DUMlNECA !:
90 Octonbrie 1922.
!. La orcle 10 inainte dc ameaz
toti nembri Societatii sunt strict
obligati ii la hala Soccictatii cal
81 d-nii reprezentanti.
,. La ora II sc va sevarSi Pa
rastas in mcmoria membrilor "a
posati in sinul Societaiii dc catra
Rev. Moist Balea.
3. Defilarc pc stl,azilc oraSului.
4. Drapelelc Uniunii in fruntea
|conyoiului GU Presedintele aran'
jator.
5. F,lnc,ionarii Uniunei 81 al
ziarului "Anerica''.
6. Drapclcle dupa vechime.
Dupa defilare nc vom intoarce
la hala Soeietatii undc Sc va servl
Banchetul 81 vorbirile ocazionale
Z. Cuv;nt de deschidere din
partea Pres. aranjantor.
s. o dare de seama de 15 ami d.
la infiintarea Societatii 81 pana ir
present.
Tichetul Ia Banchet $1,0O.
Muzica d-lui Sinu in tot de-
cursul Danchetrdui ne va distra
Gu cele mai frumoasc arii.
Avand in vedcre Cd toatc suro
rile Soc. Parochii 81 Cluburi cat
Isl toti fratii romani din loc 81 jul
nc va da tot sprijinul d-nealol
participant intrun numar mare |;
Iaceasta serbarc.
Pana la rcvederc am ramas as
teptandu-va Gu drag.
Conlitetul Aranjator.
(25O, 81, 52-53).
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dar majoritatea il fluera strigan
|du-i:
- Stai jos! Sa nu deschizi gulra
Dumneata mai binc ti-ai pune ca
|pul sub cenuSa. Esti dintre accia
carl la inceputul razboiului, ca sd
va puneti binc Gu vechii stapani,
att avut lasitatea sd blestemati ar
matele romane care au calcat pa
mantul stramosesc. 'Avem origi-
naiul in uigurestc cu injuraturile
yoastrc!
Adeyaratii roinani al Ardealu-
lui sunt acolo, La safe, 81 aici in
Parliament, 9 drept, foarte multi,
dar nu toculai printre fruntasiI
de All. Farisei! In dol ami att
Isleit Ardealul, in cateva luni era
|sa DAFT tara dc rapa.
Dintr' Q 'banca din fata, din ran.
durile opozifiei, Sc ridica nmbr5
|inaltd Gu Q imensa barba, Sc urea
Ia tribuna 81 camera FIJI cuprinsa
de spaima.
Deputatul dascal vorbalunga
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ochii privitoril0r din incinta 81
tribune Sc infipsera pc orator ca
spre icoana facatoare de mi,
NUM-.
Gel urcat la tribuna era minis
trnl Sake Antantistu. Aplauzelc
majoritatii sguduira catapeteazlna
tenlplului elocintii. Cilci oratorul
era un Demonsthene al tarii sale.
- Daca vor'bcsc in accasta urita
|afaeere, 0 fac pentru cirstca tarii
81 pentru NORTH din raSboiu, pen
,tli urmasii lor 81 pentru cci care
au sllferit.
Miscare violenta III rindurile O
pozitiei 81 catcya intrcruperi.
Presedintele, en- autoritate, d.
|meninta
Daca nu \ astdmparati, aduc
aanata 81 va scoatc afafa. Elevn
turbulent, Sc potolira.
Oratorul cortinna
W. nflnel.
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'PRIN CETIT La LUMlNA'

Llbrlria Nationala, au crezut
de bine pentru binele cetitorilor
dornici de stiinta, a da carte in
yaloare de $1.25, pentru spesele
de posta numai lSc toti aceia &c
vor scria Librariei noastre 0 sin,
gura adresa dinprcuna GU 16c va
primi aceasta carte care contlne
pcste 3 suite pajini.
NIB. Banii sd Sc trimeata prin
m;urci postale.
L1BRARIA NATIONALLY
M. T. Roman, Prop.
264 E. Front. st orr P. o. Box 418
Youngstown, Ohio.
Cine are carte are parte!
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PUBLIC SALE
(vinzare publica).

Sambata in % Oct. 1922, la
orelc ] p. NJ. In apropiere &c
East New Castle, Pa. (lntre Gard.
ncr 81 Wilkinson). Luati tranvaiul
(Street Carr Armony line, ss
vindc Is vaci Gu vitei de rasa
buna. 5 Cal GU hamuri, Gaini, Ma
Sinariilc agricolc, prccum 81 o can
titatc mare de varAa. Tn an dt
zile este terminul de plata.
loan DON0FRIA
r. F. D. No Z.
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(249-53).
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Berlin. Tinerii greci din con
tingentele 1917 81 pana la 1922 au
primit ordin sd sc prezinte la de-
pozitelc de reIcrutare din Atena in
tinpp de sase zile.
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A V 7 T.

Pcrscanele carl cunosc adresa
preotului Pavel Bognar, fost do
miciliat in Connesville, Pa. sunt
rugati sd o comunice Consulatului
Regal Roman din Pittsburgh.
1856 - Fifth Ave-, Room 316.
(253-55).
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ner dcsemnat frumos. 4. Tn pistol
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pretul pentru publicatu ca: 'Caut"
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CENT? Dc oublicatiA Sub 80 6s caati
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o fence pentru ingriJlre 81
curatenic, la casa privata, a Sc
adrcsa la:
w. F. SULLEDAM
1890 Donald Ave. Lakewood, O.
Bell Lakewood 625S Il.
(253-54).
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CONCURS

,Parochia Romano Ortodoxa, din
Montreal. Ouch. Canada. Deschide
concurs pentru locul vacant de
preot. Onoratii Preoti doritori a
ocupa postnl sunt rpgati as.
inainta oferta GU calificatiunile, in
eel mai scurt tinp posibil la
|adresa:
Rournanian Ortodox Church
EDelormier p. o. B. IL.
Montreal, Quebec. Canada.
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ABoNATI zlARuL
..AMERICA~
barb. de Inc.

eheri dechha
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27
BIG SISTERS ENTERTAIN.

One of the most unique events of
the season was the kitchen shower
which was given Monday afternoon
by the Big Sisters class of the Sun
day school of the Presbyterian
church honoring one of their mem
bers, Miss Nena Somerville. The af-
fair was given at the home of Mrs.
j. A. Christian, who is the teacher
Of this class.
The honoree and her sister, Miss
Ella Somerville arrived at o'clock.
Shortly after their arrival an ante
bellum nanny came IN the living
room. In a few well CHOSEN words
Maria reminded Miss Somerville Of
the times she had nursed her and how
she was grown and little bird told
her she was to be married soon to .
doctor. Then Maria invited all the
girls into the dining room.
In one corner Of the room there
was lmprovlsed stove on which were
the aluminium cooking utensils and
near was table laden with frying
ware and other articles. Maria ex.
planned fully the art of using the
rolling pin for refractory husbands
There were several pictures OIL the
walls of the room which showed the
future queen of the home what should
be her goal in the culinary art.
At late hour, DR.. Cu1ley, who is
noted for his wonderful gift of dis
covering secrets appeared on the
scene. Maria, whose part was won
derfully acted by Mrs. Christian
served sherbet and little cakes. She
was assisted by Mrs. E. 0. David
son.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27
WILKINS WILLIAMS.

The home of Mrs. Holland Wilkins
was the scene of pretty wedding. on
Thursday evening, $3.50 o'clock, when
She gave in marriage her daughter
SaIlie Murry, to Mr.. Robert x. Wll-
liams. The rooms We're beautlfuiiy
decorated with ferns and pink roses,
and carried out the pink and green
color scheme. ~
Kathervn Sue Falkner. neice OF tne
bride daintily dressed in a frock OF
white organdy over pink satin car
r;ed the rings. The double ring
ceremnoy was performed by Rev. =.
A. Christian in the presence OF only
. few friends and the immediate
relatives. The bride wore gown or
mink taffeta with accessories to
match. She carried corsage bou-
ouet of sweetheart roses and mines
Of the valley. Following the eere-
monv, large cake WIS cut and 55 5ne
traditional bridal symbols were DIS
covered bv the bridal party.
The bride is the granddaughter OF
the late Col. J. w. T. Fallmer, and IS
n charming and attractive young
ladv while Mr.. Williams. is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. X. Williams OF
Tavlor, and is manager of the Lvrir,
Theatre. Mr.. Williams graduated
from the Law School of the Unlvef-
sitv last June. They will make
their home in Oxford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27
AMERICAS /,
GREATEST TENOR
HERE MAY ;.
Ricardo Martin, Proclaimed Ameri-
cas- Greatest Tenor, To Visit Ok
ford and the University.

Oxford is to have the pleasure, in
the near future, of welcoming man
who is known everywhere as the
greatest tenor of American blood.
Riccardo Martin is the man, and his
coming to this city means that never
before in the history of Oxford has
singer of such note and fame been
scheduled to appear here i'll concert.
Ricardo Martin comes on May 3
under the management of the Uni
versity Lyceum, which was indeed
very fortunate to secure such great
artist on its course. 1t is said that
they had to book Martin a year in
advance to get him at all, and that
when they did finally succeed in
booking him for that date, it was
only after much pleading and cor
responding that the price of the great
artist was brought down from one
thousand dollars his regular price for
one one-hour concert, to within the
reach of the University Lyceum.
Those in Oxford that know "who's
who" in the singing world already
know that no American tenor has
attained higher reputation than
Martin, who today is right in the
zenith of his, vocal powers. He is a
member of the Metropolitan Opera
Company of New York, the Chicago
Opera Association, and Royal Opera
of Convent Garden, London. Several
times Martin has taken the place of
the great Caruso in operas, and car
ried out the part perfectly.
Martin is a musical attraction fol
all classes. He comes from an old
and distinguished Kentucky family,
and his favorite song is My Old
kentucky Home" which he will in
clude in his program at the Univer-
sity Chapel. His program will con-
sist Of numbers from the most ex-
acting composers to the ballad, which
! is loved so. much by the general pub
lie. Martins accompanist, Hubert
Carlin, will render several piano So
los, and give the program balance
that only the voice and instrument in
combination can give.
Martin has but one thought in
mind: that is to give his best and
please all. In this way he cannot
help but be. an attraction of great
magnitude.
1t is expected that the University
Chapel will be packed on the even
ing of the Martin concert-even more
so than when Albert Spalding was
here last year, because, since his,
this will be his only appearance in
North Mississippi, music lovers from
Ineighobring cities and towns will
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27
MIR. AND MRS. DAVID CARTER
ENTERTAIN.
(Intended for last week.)

On Tuesday evening at eight
o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. David Carter
entertained most charmingly at rook
complimentary to Miss Nina Somer-
vile and Dr.. Culley, whose mar
riage takes place on the 9th. At
the completion of the game Mr. l..
C. Andrews was declared the win
ner and received as prize large
hat box containing a gorgeous Eas-
ter bonnet for his wife, but which he
insisted on wearing for the rest OF
the evening. The BOBBY prize, a Gao
bage head corsage went to Mrs. An
drews who at once promised her
husband cabbage for his next days
dinner in exchange To-, the bonnet n
had secured for her. Harmony was
at once restored in the Andrews
family.
Miss Nina Somerville was pre-
sented with an elaborate wedding
ring surmounted with the dove of
peace while to DR.. Culley was given
"a ribbon bedecked coal bucket as a
gentle reminder of his coming du-
ties as a householder. Delicious re-
freshments were served at late
hour. Those who had the pleasure
of enjoying Mr.. and Mrs. Carter's
hospitality were DR.. Culley, Misses
Nina and Ella Soneville, Miss An
ma Wright, Dr. Whit Rowland, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrews, DR.. and Mrs.
Faser, DR.. and Mrs. Guyton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Miss Katrina
Carter, and Mrs. Carter, Sr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
NJ COLLEGE HILL

This week brings to a close one OF
of the most successful terms of the
Lafayette County Agricultural High
School a. College Hill. Wednesday
was graduation day when twenty-one
students received their diplomas. The
graduating class was as follows:
Alma May Arnold, Irel H Arnold
C. Franklin Cain, Alton Curtis Craw-
ford, Mary Evelyn Fernandez, An
nie Sibyl Hogan, Hazel C. Howell
Newton L. Ivy, Elizabeth Johnson.
Mabel Clair Major, Elsie Jewell
Naples, Augusta Elizabeth Miller
Zera Annice Pass, Mary Lucy Per-
kins, John A. Purvis, Cleo Reaves,
Ethel Baxter Smith, Vera Eta
Swain, Eugene Wilber Waller, Nave
leen Elizabeth Wilson, James B.
Young.
This school was established nine
years ago when Prof. NJ P. Bush
was placed in charge. He and Mrs.
Bush made a wonderful record as
well as a splendid success with the
school. Additions have been added,
equipments put in until it is now one
of the best schools in North Missis-
sippi.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27
ROGERS--BARRON.

The marriage of Miss Allie Rog-
ers and Mr.. James Barron was sol
emnized Saturday evening at the
home of the officiating minister, Rev.
II. H. Latham, in Holly Springs.
Miss Della Rogers. of Holly
Springs, aunt of the bride, and the
family of the minister were the wit
neSses.
The bride is the popular daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rogers and has
a number of frineds in this city,
while Mr.. Barron is man of ability
and is connected with the Farm Bu-
reau. They sepnc a few days in
Memphis before returning to Ok
ford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27
WELCOME TO SOUTH STREET.

An event of unusual interest was
The shower which was rendered by
MesdameS Glenn and Guyton in
honor of Miss Nena Somerville, bride
elect, Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. r. S. Guyton, on South
street.
The home was prettilv decorated
with white roses and snowballs and
carried out color scheme of white
and green. The guests were met at
the door by Mesdames Marnie Wen
del and Herman Glenn and Jack Guy
ton escorted to the dressing room
after which they were invited into
the dining room where Mrs. E. Q.
Davidson end Miss Mary Glenn serv-
ed a delicious ice-course and bon
bons. The guests were then invited
into the parlor, where they found
Miss Somerville, attired in a beau
tiful white lace dress seated in a
chair surrounded by great banks Of
beautiful flowers.
Little Miss Lillian Glenn. daintilv
dressed as q Kewpie with her we'd
ding veil caught to her soft hair with
a coronet of orange blossoms entered
while Mrs. Herman Glenn played
Isahengrin's veddirg march. 5
She carried corsage bouquet
which she presented to Miss Soner-
vile repeating this couplet:
"Showers in April are welcome
and Sweet SO is your coming to live
on South street
When Miss Somerville accented the
BOUQUET shower of beautiful and
exquisite handkerchiefs fell from the
flowers, around her.
After which each guest expressed
a personal welcome to Miss Somer-
vile to their beautiful street.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27
NEW HOMES JUST COMPLETED.

Three handsome new homes have
just been completed in Oxford, one
on South street, the Culley home, is
one of the most beautiful bungalows
in the city. In fact, it is in class
by itself when it comes to architec-
ture and finish, there is nothing like
it in the city.
Mr. d. C. Black has just completed
his new cottage on Cemetery street,.
where he will move next week. This
is a handsome cottage, nicely painted
and modern in architecture.
Mr.. Alvin Hipp has also just COM
pleted his new home, a handsome cot
tage, on Cemetery street, and is now
occupying it. This is also. beautiful
little home and adds much to the
general appearance of the settlement
in which it is located.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27
MRS. l.. Y. COBBS
INJURED IN FALL

Wednesday of last week Mrs. L.
Y. Cobbs, while gathering flowelE,
stumbled and fell on concrete walk
in the yard, sustaining fractured
Zip. She was carried to lne Bap-
tist Hospital at Memphis, where she
is being treated. At this writing
she is doing nicely, and will be at
h)n econ if she continues to inn
proV-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27
REMAINS OF M. o. PATTERSON,
JR., INFERRED IN ST. PETERS

NJ O. Patterson, Jr., infant son of
Rev. and Mrs. M. O. Patterson, of
Clinton, Miss, was brought to Ok
ford Tuesday for burial. Rev. r. @.
Leavell conducting the burial serv-
ices. Rev. NJ. O. Patterson. and
fourteen-year-old son and three mem
bers of DR.. Patterson's Duck Hill
congregation and his brother-in-law,
Mr.. Will Pettis accompanied the re-
mains here.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27
Violin Solo-Tannhause March =.

................ Wagner
Mr.. Bernard Coei1n
Hymn-610.
Prayer.
Rejoice, The Lord Is King .Gahr1el
MissJuliet Pegues and Cholr.
Scripture Reading.
Solo-How Long Wilt lhou Forget
Me. Pfluegef
DR.. Whit Rowland
Sing Ye To God. ........ Cranmer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27
REMAINS OF III. L: BUIE IN
TERED IN ST. PETER =

II. I. Buie, who died in Chicago,
where he has resided for a number
of years. Ilis remains reached here
today and intel4nent was made to-
day in st. Peters cemetery, Roland
@. Leavell, pastor First Baptist
church, presiding. Survived a wife,
who is a sister of Miss K. A. Skip
worth of this city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27
DIR. AND MRS. SOMERVILLE EN-
TERTAIN.

The home of DR.. and Mrs. I. H.
Somerville was the scene of a pretty
entertainment when they rendered a
tea in honor of their daughter, Miss
Nena Somerville. DIR. and Mrs. L:
H. Somerville, DIR. ]. c. Culley and
Miss Nena Somerville and DIR. and
Mrs. Culley, special guests were III
the receiving line. Quite a number
of honored guests were present.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27
MISS CARTER ENTERTAINs.

Miss Nena ,Somerville was COM
plimented with beautiful bridge
luncheon rendered Thursday at high
noon by Miss Katrina Carter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27

666 is a prescription for Colds,
Fever and LaGrippe. It's the most
speedy remedy we know. ADVERTISE
ment. #.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27
SACRED SONG SERVICE
SUNDAY EVENING
AT METHODIST CHURCH

The public is most cordially invit-
ed to a sacred song service Sunday
evening, April 80, s o'clock at the
Methodist church. The program will
be as follows:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27

come by train and automobile to hear
this great American tenor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-04-27

CROWDED OUT-The Office Cat,
Federal court news and lot of live
news had to be left over till next
week. Also our editorial matter was
crowded out this week.