The Lexington advertiser., 1929-11-07
TCHULA
TCHULA CHURCH ACTIVITIES

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TCHULA CHURCH ACTIVITIES
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Tchul
Presbyterian church met at the home o
Mrs. Edgar Hays Monday afternoon. Te
members were present. It was the regu
lar monthly business meeting. Mrs. W
f. Jones, president of the society, pre-
sided Next week the meeting will b
held at the home of Mrs. H. H. Hill. r.
The two circles of the Methodist Mis-
sionary Society had a joint bushes
meeting Monday afternoon. The follow
ing officers were elected to officiat
during the coming year: Mrs. w. W
Gwin, president; Mrs. Bailey, viee-presi
dent; Mrs. Hines, treasurer; Mrs. Mil
ler. corresponding secretary; Mrs. Wal
lace Porter, recording secretary; Mrs
Bryson, superintendent of young folk!
work; Mrs. Brandon, superintendent OF
social work; Mrs. Robert Gwin, super
intendent of Bible study; Mrs. Roy Fos-
ter, assistant superintendent of young
folks work; Mrs. Ruby Cunningham
publicity agent; Mrs. James Cunning
ham, vice. agent. Mrs. w. w. Gwir
and Mrs. T. J. Bogue presided at the
meeting.
The circles of the Baptist W. NJ. U
held their point monthly business meet
ing at the church Monday afternoon
Mrs. Martin Hemphill president of the
W. NJ U. presided.
Mrs. Victor Reinhard was the charm
ing hostess of the Tchula Six Hundred
Club Tuesday afternoon. The game
was enjoyed and three tables and at
La nf ba Of Mrc pasp
hard served a delicious salad course.
The high school girls will start basket
ball practice this week with Miss Phil
lips as coach and more than nineteen
applications for positions on the team.
We are expecting big things of them
this year.
Buy a box of shot gun shells
and get a copy of the State game
laws free. Tchula 10c Store.
Mrs. j. G. Muller, of New Orleans, and
Mrs. John Stuart, of McComb, were Sun
day visitors of Mrs. Will Rueff.
Mrs. Watt Elliot spent Sunday in
Jackson.
Miss Elizabeth Reinhard, Mr.. Dick
Colvin and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Smith
motored to Goodman Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lima Foose and Mr.. Virgil Cor
din enjoyed the picture, Gold Diggers
of Broadway" in Durant Wednesday
night.
Miss Ellarene Mature, Mr.. C. Cobb
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Smith drove over
to Lexington to see the show Thursday
night
The Tchula bridge club will not meet
this week.
Miss Pettigrew spent the week end
with her sister, Mrs. R. E. Marks.
Miss Ellison stopped here Sunday on
her way to Greenwood.
q We are sorry to hear of Mr.. A. G..
Kelly's illness and hope that, he will
soon be able to be out again.
Lard cans going strong at the
Tchula 10c Store.
Mrs. D. Reynolds left Saturday for
visit in her former home in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR Lyon, Mrs. E. c..
Foose, and Mrs. Ed Gordin motored to
Durant Monday afternoon. Mrs. Gordin
went from there to Kosciusko where
she will visit for short time. +
Mesdames Crosby Cooper. George
Buck, J. L. Shields and H. ]. Baine, at
tended the show in Yazoo City Monday
afternoon.
Misses Dolly Ruth Shurlds and Inez
Phillips spent Sunday in the latter's
home at Eulogy.
Mrs. P. NJ. Smith and sons, Marvin
wood Saturday.
preaching day at the Presbyterian
10 far
the morning and evening services
Everyone is cordially invited to be
present.
Rollin Crabtree returned from Mem
phis Sunday where he has been for
several weeks.
New Coats and Sweaters Oper
for inspection at Tchula 1Ot
Store.
Mrs. Fred Holmes returned from
Gulfport Friday where she was delegate
to the Synodical. She gave report o.
the meeting at the Auxiliary Monda!
afternoon.
Work on the Hemphill house is near
ing completion and they hope to be abl
to move into it within short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hill Mr.. ant
mrs. jim turner ana daughter, MarCn;
Louise, motored to Yazoo City Sunda.
afternoon.
Crosby Cooper was a business visito
in Greenwood Monday night
Mesdames Abraham Tahir and Morri
Hargon spent several days in Green
wood last week at the home of tn
formers mother.
Mrs. P. NJ. Smith has as her CUES
this week, her aunt, Mrs. A. C. Boomer
of Waucon, Iowa. Mrs. Boomer will G
from here to Weslaco, Texas, where sh
will visit Mrs. Smiths parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everade Jones wer
Lexington visitors Friday.
Mrs. P. NJ. Smith, Mrs. A. c. Boone
and Teddy Smith motored to Yazoo Cit
Sunday afternoon.
Unusual designs in dishes an
enameled ware at Tchula 1O
Store.
To all who might be interested "
wish to announce that the Rev. Curti
farther of Mrs. Henry McGee, has bee
sent to fill the pulpit at Clarksdale.
Amonu thoSa who attended the funer;