The Lexington advertiser., 1934-09-13
"CHULA

J. j. i. i. i. i. j. + + + +
M Hatch and charming daugh-
hrs' ,G.ses r. Margaret and Carrie, of
Ms, M''I arrived Thursday to visit
Epgvlhe., ..nr and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Ol pov Foster and sister, MISS Tom
q ro.ter nst Little Miss Charlotte and
q vii will also share the pleasure Of
lis 'ism "es VIM. Rueff, Leslie Smith
Hesa'I Warner, represented Tchula
~ D. + s. School of instruction, in
-. nrton Wednesday, and report
q. enjoyable as well as pr01i'a0ie
hne' , Wallace left last week, for
auDl. a.:. 70 resume work on the l. c.
He was accompanied to Du-
Mrs Wallace and sister, Mrs.
Ravner and Rev. ]. J. Baird
.r;n to Greenwood Wednesday.
Nav Brown, of Durant, passed
sh Tchula, one day the past week
.oute to Green"oou' rrleiiue "@ie
y. greet her as she is former
and has visited Miss Tommie
~. opite often since she lived here.
zuella Bacon, of Durant, who is
tod with the New York Life 1nsur-
n was mingling with friends and
.l;rc new acquaintances here Thurs
,oliciting business in her line of
|. '''''''"E
o.s;al business with the Y. & NJ. V.
claimed the attention and pres
nj Hiram Mercier, of Yazoo City at
Wednesday and Friday.
H. Lura Belle Armstrong, of Kos
L.go was late welcome guest of her
..or Mrs. H. H. Sanders and family.
H. her return home she was accom-
lied by her niece, Miss Mary D. San
rs j..
vrs Simpson and James motored to
6...r Ethel Thursday morning to see
a. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |. c. Veasey
IA sister. Mrs. John kolb. Mr.. Veasey
IN been quite i'll but was much improv-
IA at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. |. f. Gibson attended
EAe show in Lexington Thursday night.
4 Iaurin Paul reached home Thursday
|,fter being in Walden playing in the
|pnbv Scale orchestra. He was accam-
|aned home by Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Holman of Walden.
IL. P. Lacey is now employed by the
|Gorrel Oil Co. and will appreciate any
|msiness given to him by his friends.
Morris Gordin from near West paid
4 visit to his brothers, f. L. and 5. A.
.cordin Wednesday afternoon.
/ Frank Jordan of Lexington, motored
jwer for Mrs. Lois Brady, Wednesday
litter she had completed one more day
n INSPECTION of homes on the welfare
[Gst in company with Miss Tommie Fost-
n and Mrs. A. L. Scale.
q Miss Mary 10 Hammett, of Lexington,
Evs the priced guest of her sister and
khoher-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. R. f. Ell
Efige, part of last week.
Kinds Jumper returned Friday nigh,
ata enjoying the week at Allison s
TeIL During his absence, Myra Kate
fm of Greenwood, stayed with hel
ENsr Mrs. Jumper.
n Nesdames 0. W. Nixon, w. W. Gwin
hid S. J.. Foose, Misses Frances Foose
nd Susan Gwin motored to Greenwood
aiursday combining busines with pleas
be.
Miss Maggie Rivers resumed her wori
4 Gwin Friday after enjoying vacation
bites with home folks in Durant. The
|kief operator, Edd Rivers, returned tt
liz home in McComb.
Jimmie Cunningham, elder son of Mr.
E Mrs. Jim Cunningham had the mis-
trNne of getting his collar bone broker
Wednesday, while playing football at the
sehsol
Fl Mrs. Mary Sheppard returned from
New Orleans Thursday night, and while
|Fat0ver in Jackson, she called on Mr.
Eand Mrs. A. f. Robertson, and little son
EEgbert at the Baptist hospital where th'
latter remains critically i'll, with yer!
little chance of recovery. Visits, cards
|snd letters from Tchula friends are yer!
much appreciated by Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
|ertson and are like rays of sunshine
curing their anxiety.
Mrs. Edgar Rayner, and children
Carolyn and Betty Sue, and mother, Mrs
\. c. Field of Merigold, were cherished
Friday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c
Rayner.
Carl Parrish has the sincere sympa
Thy of many Tchula friends over tn,