Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-08-18
SHUQUALAK

willie on Saturday calling on trieu-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson and family
are to De seen these days riding IN Il
fine new Stuaebaher ear
Miss Emma Jackson was in Macon
Friday in attendance at the big dinner
held on the grounds sruourdlng the
. court o..
Mr. and Mrs Futyoy1 ana daugh-
. ter Florence were week end visitors
at Shubura returning home on Monday
Many from this place were in Ma
con on Friday at the ig dairy meet
ing.
/ Messrs Flora and Davenport and
Miss Leila Thar Jenkins and Sophia
Allen Jenkins spent asst Friday even
ing at the country home Of Nh anu
Mrs. 4, f, Wilkinson, as the guests of
Miss Willie May jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. |. Campbell had
as their guests for dinner on Sunday
Mrs. Edgar Daniel and Miss Abbie
Campbell Of Birmingham, Ale. Mrs
Erie Staggers Of Columbus and Mr..
! and Mrs, j, W. jenkins and daughters
Of this place and Master Lemar Spark
, man.
Mrs. Frank Hecker of Century Fla.
accompanied by Miss Leila and Tnalia
Bell came by auto on Thursday last.
for an extended visit at the John Bell
home, Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Hecker are
sisters.
Miss Mildred p, retNrrad
last week from SIX weeks vacation
trip spent at Detroit Michigan. She
mad a most delightful trip and is
loud IN her praises Of the automobile
city.
Mr., and Mrs, Louis Anderson are
the proud parents Of 12ib baby
boy which came 10 their home On
Thursday August 10, 1922.
Sunday School was neld at the diff
ferent churches on Sunday morning,
. The attendance at the BAPTIST was SO,
at the Methodist 80, Presbyterian rs.
Miss Carothers and Howard Of
West Point were Sunday visitors
at the Evans home.
Miss Aida Hamilton visited last
week with Mrs. ucher Of Meridian
Mr. Dale Johnson is a frequent yisi-
tor in Shuqualak.
Miss Jesse Chamberlain of Gholson
is visiting at the home Of her grand
mother Mrs. Chamberlain.
Mrs. FAINT and daughter, of Mep-
phis who are here on visit to the
formers mothsr, Ms ] Edwards,
spent the wees end a, 5aton letal3.
ing on Monday.
Miss Junita jenkins left on Mon
day for Montipler Miss. where she
will be one of guests at house party.
Miss jamie Edwards, Mrs. FAINT and
daughter Miss Mary and little Maud
Edwards, went on Tuesday to Kellis
Store to visit relatives for a short
time.
Mr.. John Hubbard is visiting his
cousins at Tuscaloosa Ala. Mrs. Hub
bard and children will snend the week
end at the same place.
Miss Mary Willy jenkins is expect
ed to return to her home the last Of
the week. She has been visiting her
aunt Mrs. w. Wilkinson, at Paulette.
A business meeting Of much impor-
tance was held on Monday morning
August IA, 1922, in the interest of
Prof. Whitfield. 1t was made up of
M. S. c, W. attendants of former years
and all pledged their support to Mr..
Whitfield. Miss Lenora Chamber
lain was elected President and Miss
Fannie Flora Secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Flora are the
happy parents Of a fine baby boy
Born August Is, 1929.
Master Percy Prince was twelve
years old on Tuesday August Is, 1922
and in the evening entertained abQl.t
twenty-five of his young friends. The
lawn was nicely lighted and the
youngsters enjoyed themselves nlav-
ing games on the lawn and it was
needless to ask if they were having a
good time, as their merry laughter
told it. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served by Mrs. Prince
and two daughters. Misses Ruth and
Ethel Percy received many useful and
beautiful pcsents from his young
friends and schoolmates.
Mrs. Prince and dauehters and son
Frank went to Columbus on Wednes
day. Miss Ruth remained for a few
days visit with friends.
The ladies of the Baptist Mission
ary Society met at the church parlors
en Monday afternoon with good q \
ber in attendance. Much business was
transacted and the ladies' decided to
do some home mission work and al
once set out to do it. They will sure
lv be rewarded for doing this work
They voted to secure the Mite boxes
in connection with their other work
Mrs Williams will be hostess to the
Ladies Missionary society on Monday
afternoon August. 20, 1922, at the
home of Mrs. c. Flora. Every men,
Der is urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Overstreet were
the week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sparkman.
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