The Lexington advertiser., 1933-05-04
PICKENS



Wilburn, Mary Elizabeth Varnado, Car
olyn Mcpherson, Laura V. Ingram, jim
mie McKie, Josephine McKie, Josephine
! Anderson, Frances Cooper. Martha
Louise Arnold. Sara Florence Zeigler
Louise Shoemaker, Mary John Whit
worth. Annie Marion Guyton. Mary vii
burn. Nick Helm, Jr- Esther Helm, 7
J Callihan and Ann Elizabeth Speng
Ter Miss Grace Ingram announced the
program.
Miss Una Montgomery entertained the
Baptist W. NJ. L. in her home Monday
afternoon. After business discussion
the ladies enjoyed different games. The
hostess served salad course and tea.
Miss Nell Davidson entertained the
Junior Missionary Society Friday after
noon After many different games were
enjoyed the children were served ice
cream and cake.
The Rhythm Band composed Of kid
dies OF the Grammar school Of Pickens
directed by Mrs Martha Tye McKie. en-
tertained the members of the VI. E. A
at the Central High School auditorium
in Jackson Friday. Three numbers were
played By the band and there was much
praise and many congratulations from
the many who were present. Miss John
Ada Walton OF Pickens Graded School
assisted Mrs. McKie.
On April %, Misses Winifred Davis
and Lima Wynn graduated from Holmes
Junior College with special honors and
Misses Kathryn Dendy and Lucille Muir
tagh graduated with honors. Pickens
is very proud Of these four students
who were in the graduating class here
in 1881. We have followed their prog
ress with much interest and will look
forward to their future success. Miss
Kathryn Dendy also took part in the
Senior play at Holmes Junior College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Zeigler were
visitors in Lexington Monday.
Misses Kathryn Dendy, Winifred
Davis and Lucille Murtagh, Messrs. Billy
Atkinson and Dennis Anderson are at
home after attending school at Holmes
Junior College the past term.
Mrs. Louise Mcpherson. Charles and
Carolyn were visitors in Jackson Fri
day
Mrs. H. L. Jones and children visited
her father, Mr.. Joe Meek at Ebenezer
Tuesday.
Mr. Sim Taylor of Tchula visited Mr.
James ". Anderson Sunday.
Since the close Of school Miss Elenor
Dendy has returned TO her home az Cam
eron.
Mesdames ". S. Guyton, ". E. Dendy,
Emma Murtagh, r. B. Lynn. Sam Kap-
Ian. A P. Marlborough, Miss Matte Mae
Hart. Mr. Walter Murtagh and Rev r.
fa%r I'D h.
Holmes Junior College Wednesday.
Miss Christine Anderson of fernando
visited Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Ander-
son Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hall and Sam. Jr..
of Memphis, spent few days this week
with Miss Emma Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Davis and Mrs.
Arthur Torrance were visitors in Jack
son Friday.
Mrs. Gene Heidleburg of Greenwood
spent the week end with her mother,
Mrs. Emma Murtagh.
Miss Margaret Joyce OF New Orleans
visited Mrs. Will Boiling Wednesday.
Mesdames W E. Dendy and Roy Nc
Daniel were visitors in Durant Friday.
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Presley and Peggy
of Lexington, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Presley.
DR.. and Mrs. W. S. Guyton and An
ME Marion visited Mrs. Lott, who is i'll,
in Kilmichael Sunday.
Miss Frances Townsend OF Winona
visited Mrs Edward Spengler Thurs
day.
Rev. P. P. Neblett was visitor in
Jackson Tuesday.
i
Mrs. James McKie attended club
meeting in Durant Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Simpson OF Sturgis spent
the week end with his wife here.
Mrs. W. S. Heggie and Ann of Du-
rant, spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Zeigler.
Miss Maude Jones is back at home af-
ter spending the winter with her aunt,
Mrs. McEachern. in Ebenezer.
Mrs. R. P. Neblett attended the Sar-
dis. Corinth and Aberdeen district meet
ings last week.
Mrs J. E. Maxwell attended the club
n Goodman Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs John W Brady Of Nc
Comb. spent Tuesday in the home Of
Mrs W E. Dendy. Mrs. Jessie Allen
returned home with them after a visit
Mr.. Cliff Hemphill visited his father,
Nr. lin, Hemphill, who is i'll at Cameron
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Torrance spent
the week end with relatives in Flora.
Mr. W. L. Arnold was a business Wis
itor in Jackson this week.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. S. Potts OF Mobile
Ala. visited Mrs. Will Boiling Sunday
Mesdames ". S. Guyton, James vii.
burn, A. P. Marlborough, R. P. Neblet'
and Miss John Ada Walton attended the
| Columbus district meeting in Starkvillt
Wednesday.
! Messrs. Tom Landrum, Walter Muir
tagh, Archie Manor and G. G. Reed wer'
visitors in Yazoo City Sunday.
| We are sorry to know that the follow
| ing were on the sick list this week
Miss Maggie Henley, Mrs. ". E. Dendy
Mrs J. VI. Marlborough, Mrs. Pat Glib
bon and Mrs. Frank Simpson.
Rev. and Mrs. r. P. Neblett were din
ner guests of Mrs. Ethel Shanks a
Richland Sunday.
Messrs. Sam Kaplan and St. John wer
business visitors in Lexington Tuesda.
mroning.
Mrs. B. A. Mcbride of Goodman spen
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