The Lexington advertiser., 1934-08-16

Administration and Psychology at the
D. S. T. College. August Is he return
ed and after day in Tchula left for
Hermanvile to see his homepeople be-
fore going to Texas to bring his family
home.
Tchulas first bale of cotton was
brought in August 10 by Richard Taylor
from ]. D. Gwin's place, Southwest of
Tchula. He has had long record for
bringing in the first bale to the Planters
Gin here.
Mr. and Mrs Phillip Duggan of New
Orleans are visiting in the parental
home.
Edward Gordin attended the matinee
in Lexington Thursday afternoon.
Misses Susan Gwin, Martha Bogue
Virginia Mayfield and Margaret Graf
! ton were matinee fans Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Orsborn and Ann
of Bunkie, La. are visiting DR.. and Mrs.
J. J. Kazar. They are just back from a
| visit to Missouri and Kansas and re-
port the tempature registering lib de-
! ,grees and the weather terribly hot.
Everything is burned up.
Joe Cross left Friday afternoon on
the bus for Beeville, Texas, where he
will spend the winter with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Winborn and
go to school there again this session.
Mrs. j. O. Stricklin, Sr. of Yazoo
City brought Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ruby,
Walter and Johnnie up from Yazoq
City Monday for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Ruby
C. Cobb and Myron Warner motored
to Louisville Sunday and brought Miss
Ellarene Mature back to Tchula, after
making a social call at Noxapater dur
ing the day.
Nh and Mrs. Charley Shuttleworth, S.
J. Foose, T. j. Bogue and Marion Owen
went to Greenwood Sunday to see the
ball game between Jackson and Green
wood.
Mr. Tom Blake, of jackson, came up
for the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. X.
/ l.. Peaster. On Sunday they motored
! to Lexington.
We hear William R. Moore's seventy
fifth anniversary display will attract
good many of Tchulas merchants to
Memphis between August Goth and 25th,
They are offering some wonderful at
fractions ard this section of the South
is cooperating with them to make It
big success.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Schur and Mrs. Sam
Danciger spent Sunday in Lexington
with Mr. and Mrs. B. Schur.
Bill Smith made a business trip to
Belzoni Monday.
Miss Margaret Grafton left Saturday
FOR Marks to visit her aunt. She will
go over to Water Valley Thursday for
the Watermelon Celebration.
Mrs. J. J. Kazar went to Durant
Thursday to meet her niece Miss Laura
Davis, of Dallas, Texas. Miss Davis
has been visiting other relatives in Ar
kansas and Florida.
F., Mrs jamie Mikell, of Georgia, is Wis
! itng her daughter. Mrs. r. f. Bryson,
, Jr.
! Miss Lillian Howard came over with
/ Nh. and Mrs. G. D. Vance Monday to
see Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Conger.
| Mrs. Hassie Causey, of Durant, spent
4 Monday with her sister Mrs. H. d. Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Howard and No
/ Ian. Jr., of Greenwood, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Holiday
! Mrs. w. P. Ellington and son, Muir
ry, of Jackson, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. W. NJ. Unger.
Mrs. W. H. Miller and little daugh
ter, Martha Ann, of Memphis. are visit
ing her sister, Mrs. S. S. Love of Miles
ton this week.
George Woodbridge leaves tomorrow
for Rosiclare, H., to resume schoo
work.
DR.. J. J. Kazar and Mr.. Walter Rot
child went to Parchman Thursday to
Rotary picnic where they watched Bel
zoni's Rotary Clubs soft ball team de
feat Cleveland Rotary Club in the cham
pionship game for Delta Rotary Clubs
Soft ball has certainly made an i'm
preston on the people of MISSISSIPPI
especially among the men of all age
and walks of life, as it gives them othe
physical activities besides golf.
Tchula Rotary Club will go to Kos
ciusko to play game of soft bali FIR
day night. Considering the size c
Tchula's club they have had a most suC
cessful season under the managemer
of W Walter Rotchild and Captain Byr
Jones.
Tchula school will open Septembt
3rd. much to the delight of all the chi
dren.
Mrs. Joe Brewer, Miss Lucille Brewt
and Frederick brought Miss France
Foose home from Kosciusko Tuesday