The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-01
OAK RIDGE

Duncan and little daughter, and Mat
tie Lee Vaughn. Messrs. Henry An
drews, Ed Stephenson, Charlie Cock
erham, Martin Morgan, Letcher Cole,
Cecil McConn, Robbie Marshall, Clar-
ence Parker, Jesse Sanford, |. B.
Marshell, Clayton Parker, Henry
Vaughn, Metro Vaughn. We wish to
thank Mr.. Henry Andrews and Ed
Stephenson for, the good music they
made, and were glad to have all with
US. Come again, you are always well
come. If / have left out any one
who was present, please pardon me,
! for it is task to remember every
one present at party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Battle Duncan are
rejoicing over the arrival Of a fine
little man in their home.
Messrs. Jim Simpson and jim
Burks were passing through our
neighborhood Saturday morning en-
route to Caledonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Robertson spent
Saturday in Columbus.
Mr.. David Lawrence from near Bed
ford, Ala, was a business visitor IN
the Caledonia section, Saturday.
Mr.. lack Ellis from West Point has
been visiting relatives in the Gale
donia and Oak Ridge district.
Mr.. Charlie Cockerham was Co.
lumbus visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Dee Andrews made short
call to Mr.. J. M. Vaughn Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Crossley of
near Vernon, Ala, are visiting the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wells Of the Caledonia section.
Mr.. Sam Honnoll spent several
nights of last week in Columbus. We
are glad indeed to hear Mrs. Honnoll
is fast convalescent after her opera
ton.
There was several Valentine par
ties failure on last Tuesday night,
Feb. 14th, on account of the rainy
weather.
Mr.. E. A. Vaughn and son, Mr.. Al
bert Vaughn and nephew, Mr.. Wilson
Vaughn, were business visitors Satur-
day.
Mr.. julius Andrews and family
were numbered among the Columbus
visitors Saturday.
Messrs. Herman Grant and Willie
Henderson were transacting business
in Caledonia Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Clarence Cockerham was visit
ing relatives in the New Salem COM
munity Saturday night.
Mr. P. w. Williams, prominent
citizen of New Salem neighborhood
was business visitor in Caledonia
Saturday AFTERNOON.
J Mrs. Clarence Dale and little son,
/ Junior, were vsitors at Mr.. jeff Rob-
ertsons Saturday afternoon.
Messrs. S. w. Honnoll and Lew
Egger went out bird hunting short
while Saturday afternoon and back
| in home with nice lot of birds as
the result from their hunting.
Mr.. Jim Robinson and children were
shopping in the Queen City of CO.
llumbus, Saturday.
Mr.. Clarence Smith of the Flint Hill
section was business visitor IN the
Caledonia section Saturday.
Miss Matte Lee Vaughn spent a
short while Saturday afternoon at Mr..
jeff Robertsons.
We are glad to report Mrs. Sam
Honnoll still on the road to recovery
Mr.. Sam Honnon spent Saturday
night in Columbus.
Mr.. Kirby Lowe and Mr.. Weeks
were visiting relatives in the Gale
donia section Friday night.
The friends Of Miss Lola Lowe will
be sorry to hear she is not doing so
well today.
This rainy weather is sure disagree
able for those whom are sick and for
the school children who have to walk.
Many whom are not on the cQnsolida-
ted routes have to miss school this
rainy weather. The school trucks are
sure a help. There is lots and lots of
parents and outsiders also whom are
opposed to the consolidated schools,
but they are the very thing, 1t gives
the children a chance to Become ac-
uuainted with each other and to con-
slider each point they are a grand
thing.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
JACK Hardin of Caledonia, will be
sorry TO have them move out of their
midst. We hear they are going to
move to Natchez, Miss, real soon.
Mrs. Hardin is very pleasantly re-
membered as Miss Margie Egger,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Egger
Of Caledonia. We wish for them
much success in their new home, and
will be glad to have them come
back any time it win be convenient
for them to do so, for they have many
friends in both the Caledonia and Oak
Ridge sections.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Darnell of Gale
donna visited Mrs. DarnelPs parents
Of this section Wednesday afternoon.
The friends Of Mrs. William Parker
viii be sorry to know that she has
been on the sick list
Mr.. W. c. Sanford spent a while
Wednesday afternoon at Mr.. Jim
Vaughn and Jesse Sanford's. Called
10 see Messrs. Clarence and Clayton
parIror short while Wednesday