The Lexington advertiser., 1933-08-24
TCHULA
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,,;no S+enholm of Jackson from
cooroto Powers office force was on
to,,r If inspection in Tchula Tuesday
morning. She, Miss Silzanetn Dram,
and Miss Tommie Foster VISITED se'eia'
homes where the R. F. {. workers I'VE
also Gwin and talked with Mr.. W. H.
Petty. yardmaster at Gwin. After luhch
they went to Lake Wallace and had
deliqhtful swim Miss Stenholm was
we'll pleased with the work done there
bv the workers as well as other work
she saw that they had done. Miss Stem
holm is most efficient business woman
with a keen insight into the needs ana
possibilities here and we were glad 10
meet her and hear her express herseh
concerning the work done.
Miss Agnes Sproles and Mrs. Lucy
Sproles carried Mrs. Guyton and Pau
line Parkinson back to Durant Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Wallace met her
sister at the train Sunday and carried
her to Yazoo City to visit their mother,
Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. Leslie Smith and children and
Hugh Shuttleworth carried W. A. Smith,
Jr.. home to Greenwood Saturday al
ternoon.
Guy Campbell and Dixon Peaster re-
turned home Sunday from Chicago where
they enjoyed the Century of Progress.
Mr.. and Mrs Cephas Smith, Ann,
Billy Cooper and Miss Elmarie Lacy
carried Carl Clifton Booth to Jackson
Monday.
Jack Duncan of Moorhead was So
cial visitor over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Shuttleworth spent
Sunday night with Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Shuttleworth. She remained over for
the week.
Mrs. V. L. Smith, Miss Elalrene Ma
lure and Miss Julia Crow spent the
week end in Louisville and brought Miss
Mona Mature back with them for visit.
Mrs. George Crow and Miss Julia
Crow entertained the B. & P. W. Club
with an anagram party Tuesday night.
There were sixteen present. Mrs. Mar
tin Hemphil and Miss Mona Mature be-
ing guests. Lovely zinnias and mari
Colds decorated the living room and din
ing room. Miss Lima Foose won high
score prize, novelty can of busting pow
der. Guests were presented with pretty
handkerchefs delicious salad and
sherbert course was served after the
games.
Mrs R. NJ Webb and children, of Sar
tartia, were in Tchula Sunday enroute
home from Lexington and spent the at
ternoon with Mrs. C. f. Shuttleworth
Mr. and Mrs. George Samaho and
daughter spent Sunday with her mother
in Greenwood.
Mrs. W. H. Stein and Miss Margaret
spent Saturday with Miss Bernice Mar
shall.
Miss Caroline Buck has returned home
after a delightful visit with her grand
mother, Mrs. Luvia James.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Oates and daughter
Peggy, of Detroit, Michigan, were Sun
day visitors to see Mr.. and Mrs. A. K.
Holiday, while enroute home to spend
their vacation in Benton with his par
ents.
Mrs. Lucy Sproles, Miss Agnes Sproles,
Mrs. Guyton, Pauline Parkinson and
Thursday afternoon.
E. A. Sanders Jr., has returned home
from the Worlds Fair, where he had a
wonderful time so he reports.
Miss Bette KERN of Vicksburg is
visiting Miss Maggie Rivers, she came
over one day with Miss Maggie and
Miss Lucille Rhyme and enjoyed swim
ming in Lake Wallace.
Dr. and Mrs. Tom Blake are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Peaster
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Graves and Mrs
Swayze Johnson enjoyed the week end
at a get together of a number of the
family in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W
/. johnson of Boswell, okla, Mrs. J. F
Johnson, Monroe, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C
| Johnson of Fort Bennington, Ga besides
| the aforementioned.
Mrs. C. B. Mcleod and C. B. Jr. weni
to Meridian Sundnay to see Mr.. Mcleod
and to find house for them to rem
so they can join him there. He ha
secured employment with the Hamn
Lumber Co.
Prof. and Mrs. Hemphill, Misse
Helen and Frances came up from Perk
inston Monday night for few day
visit with Tchula friends. 1t is good t
see them again.
Alfred Gordon Jr. is spending th
week in Jackson with his uncle, D
Davis and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gordin of Can
ton spent the week end with Mr.. an
Mrs. f. L. Gordin.
Miss Jennie Duggan left Friday for
visit to relatives in New Orleans befol
school opens here
Mrs. W. R. Sheppard and children lie
to join Mr.. Sheppard in their home
Bunkie, La, where Mr.. Sheppard is e
gagged in the lumber business with Tu
ner-Farber-L Co.
Mr.. E. L. Gordin, Mrs. CASTOR Lyo
| Gordin and Lester also Davev To