The Lexington advertiser., 1932-10-20

nographer with Ruff, Johnson and Whit
during her absence.
Mrs. John Bunch was guest of Mrs
w. w. Wilburn Thursday.
Miss Miriam Gwin, president of the
Y. W. C. A at Ole Miss, and Wilbur
Hooker were among the representative!
of that institution at the Council at Gas
| Italian Springs Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles West of Drew
were priced week end guests of Mrs
NJ. j. Lipsey.
| Miss May Gwin, an efficient member
of the Lexington Grammar School fac
ulty, has rendered her resignation effec-
tive November dates, to accept place
with the Knox Gelatine Corporation
Her sister, Misses Helen and Elizabeth
Gwin have been identified with this or
ganization for several months. Naming
of her successor in the local school will
be announced by the school board at
an early date.
Mrs. j. w. Giffee delighted the Meth
odist congregation Sunday morning
with we'll rendered solo, Hold Thou,
Ny Hand"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilburn visited
Mrs. John Sharp Williams Friday.
Mrs. Reedy Ellis and Miss Melvin Ell
lis spent Saturday with Pickens rel
atives.
Bud Moore this week.
Adam J. Heinrich motored to Magee
Sunday to visit his wife who is a pa
tent there. Friends will be glad to
hear she is improving.
Miss Mildred CARROT was accompan-
led to Greenwood last week end by Miss
Dorothy McBee who visited relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Schur, and Nathan
Schur were accompanied by Hyman
Schur of Tchula on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Peltz at Moorhead Sunday.
Charles Lundy and Miss Marietta
Lundy motored to Jackson Sunday to
carry Miss Kathleen Lundy to that city
to board train for Hattiesburg where
she is student at State Teachers Col
lege.
Dr. Tom Blake of Campbell's Clinic
at Memphis spent the week end in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Peaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Ellis motored
to Camden Sunday where they were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Weeks and Miss
Minnie Jordan were guests of relatives
n Greenwood Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Ellison and Miss
Vallie Mae Grantham motored to Jack
son Sunday afternoon
Mrs. j. W. Latham and little Betty
10 Latham, returned Sunday from
'isit to relatives at Morton.
Hunter Cade, Glen Sudbeck, George
'ovall and Robert Logan attended the
'anderbilt-Tulane game at New Or
cans last Saturday, enjoying the great
of these two leading football
cams of the South.
DR.. V. L. Richards and DR.. C. ].
'aughn, Lexington, with DIR. ]. ]. Ka-
ar and Henry Osborne of Tchula, at
ended the Tennessee-Alabama football
'ame at Tuscaloosa Saturday.
Miss Donnis Norquist, daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. Eric Norquist, of this city, and
popular student at University of Missis-
'lppi, has been elected cheer leader for
)ie MISS. Her election was almost
unanimous in the list of proposed names.
Ter many friends are congratulating her
Ipon this award of popularity of the
tudent body.
Mrs. N. V. Robbins, of Vicksburg, was
recent sunshine guest of her mother,
drs. S. D. Gwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Jordan motored to
ackson Tuesday.
Mrs. B. l.. Gage and Mrs. Gertrude
Collier talented sisters of Mrs. ]. D.
Twin, are opening an attractive gift
mop IN their home at Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Hall and daughter
tuth, spent the week end with relatives
It McComb.
Mrs. Fred Patterson, of Memphis, Mrs.
{. l.. Peaster and Miss Laura Lee Peas
er, of Thornton, were Tuesday guests
II Mr.. J. B. Cunningham and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Ashley and chill
iren, Gordon, Jr., and Dorothy, were
guests Sunday of friends in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Watson were Wis
tors to the capital city Friday.
MISS Bette Brooke accompanied w
vi. hethley as far as Greenwood the
past week end where she visited rela-
lives.
Mrs. j. W. Giffee and daughter. Alice
we're Greenwood visitors Monday af.
,ernoon
Circle No. 2 of the Baptist w. M. U.
net with Mrs. o. W. Thompson on Mon
lay, when most interesting Mission
study program was heard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Held and daueh-
ter Madeline, were visitors to jackson
Wednesday.
MISS Ruth Esterling of Monroe. La.
IS the guest this week of Misses Marea.