Washington telegraph., 1922-01-06


sionary ladies of the Washington Dis
trict were present with a very few
exceptions.
Mrs. Ella Pcrduc arrived from
Stamps the oath to visit her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. r. Carter.
Miss Naomi Williamson visited rel
ntives in Ozan last week
Samuel Foindexter visited relatives
at Dolph and Hope last week.
Marie Minis accompanied Jersey
Bell White to Ozan and spent the hol-
days with her at home.
Miss Essie Brown of Ozan visited
Misses Tennie Mae and Alma Phillips
last week.
Mr.. Richard Samuels also arrived
on the oath and spent the holidays
with relatives here.
Misses Ressie, Rosa and Doyie Ow-
ems Of Toilette visited their sister.
Mrs. Fredonia Huntley hast week al
SO called to see their school friend
A'"S NSOiBld L. yuS.
Miss Pauline Lee left Saturday for
Texarkana and was married Sunday
to Mr.. Fletcher Adams of that citv.
She was accompanied by her cousins
Mrs. Aretha Thompson and MIR. L.
Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will
make Texarkana their future home.
Their many friends wish for them a
prosperous and happy life.
Misses Christine, Vera and Bclvn
Davis presented their pastor and fam
lily with beautiful holly and other ev-
ergreens for Xmas decorations for
which they have our hearty thanks.
Rev. E. J. Copeland and family
moved 20 Hope Tuesday where he is
pastor of BcDee Memorial Church and
has recently completed neat four
room parsonage where he will reside
until the next annual Conference.
A highly entertaining program was
rendered at the Baptist church last
Friday night which ended with
mock wedding. Lindsey Freeman
was the digniied "parson" who per
formed the ceremony. The managers
| of program were Mrs. NJ. BettOn and
| Mrs. Aretha Thompson.
Haygood Seminary opened Tuesday
morning with several new pupils. A
few Of the out-of-town students are
said to be i'll and perhaps will not re-
turn Until next week,
Rev. ]. B. Byrd of Nashville, p. +.
of the Prescott Dist, was here Satur-
day and Sunday to hold his first quar-
tecIy Conference at st. Paul G. NJ. +.
Church. He delivered AN excellent
sermon Sunday morning and Rev. r.
Samuels of Honey Grove, Texas, did
likewise at night after which the
Lords Supper was administered to
a host of members. The day was
success both spiritually and financial
| ly. While here Rev Byrd was guest
in the home of Rev. Geo. l. Tyus.
Mrs. Salina Muldrow, mother of
Mrs. Rose Turner, has been seriously
i'll this week.
After having spent the holidays at
home Prof. and Mrs. r. N. Bragg re-
turned Saturday to resume their du-
ties as teachers in Lincoln Public
School.
Miss Josie Hutchison of Mineral
Springs arrived Saturday to ente
school at Haygood Seminary. She
was accompanied by her sisters, Mrs
Dolly Neal and Mrs. Anna Fortt.
Rev. Geo l.. Tyus was quite sick
Monday and could not be present at
the Emancipation celebration at Mt.
Moriah as intended. 1t is reported
that the program was nicely carried
out, managed by Prof. f. B. McFad-
|. den and others.
Rev. C |. Bullock and Prof. r. b.
Williamson went to Nashville Monday
and served with addresses on the f.
Emancipation program managed by
! DR.. Thompson and others of that city.
Mrs. Eugene Tyus and son Edwin
went to Nashville Saturday to visit
her mother and returned Monday.
Mrs. Ezzerett Anderson and little
E son EZZerett Jr. and Mrs. Josie Nor
: wood and son Joe Dearie Norwood
all of Nashville spent the Christmas
here with their daughter and sister
Mrs. Eugene Tyus.
Miss Cootc Lee went as far as
Hope Saturday with her sister Miss
Pauline who left for Texarkana.
, Miss Mary Samuels and her neph-
ews, Howard and Irving Turner, spent
the Christmas holidays at home.
The following widows of the town
wish to take this method of express
ing their sincere thanks and high ap-
probation to the merchants and 9th
:, er business folks of Washington for
their liberal Xmas. donations in the
form of groceries, fruits and cash
given through the solicitation of Rev.
G. L. Tyus and wife and daughter.
J Those receiving donations were viz: