The Lexington advertiser., 1934-08-16
TCHULA
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Mrs. Hampton Jones, Mrs. Virginia
Irving and dainty daughter, Virginia
Barry, motored to Belzoni Saturday for
Mr.. Jones, who spent the week end IN
the Irving home.
Misses Kate Shurlds and Dolly Ruth
Shurlds went to Philadelphia, Miss. to
see their cousin, who is quite i'll. we
are glad to report he is much better.
They brought Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gold
man home with them for visit.
Little Ina Parker spent several days
with Georgene Crow this week while
Mrs. Crow is in Chicago.
Mrs. Roy Foster and little daughter,
Cloe left Saturday for a ten days trip
to Washington, D. C. and other points.
Mr.. ]. B. Irving and Mr.. Ken Irving
carried their sister-in-law, Mrs. Vlr-
ginia Irving and Virginia Barry to Du-
rant Sunday where she boarded the train
for Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs 2. A. Parker of ltta Bena
came over Saturday for Miss Essle
Maude Parker who had spent the week
end with Misses Dolly Ruth Shurlds ana
Mary Sutton.
During the past week George Wood
bTluSe mas GIJOS Sb DNA''S
Canton and jackson.
Mrs. Ora Martin of Onward and Har-
ris Bell of Carey spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. league. They carried
Miss Margaret Martin and Shevlie Mat
lock back with them that afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs E. L. Hines carried Miss
Harriett Bachman to Jackson Saturday
afternoon. From there she went to see
Hinton
Miss Mildred Petty spent Thursday in
Jackson.
Mrs. Jennie Holiday of Memphis
spent the week with her son Mr. A. K.
Holiday and family.
Mr.. E. L. Gordin made a business
trip to Greenwood Wednesday.
Mrs. Erwin Ray and children went to
see Mrs. Rays parents near Ethel last
Thursday with Miss Kate Shurlds when
she went to Philadelphia, Miss.
Mrs. B. NJ. Forbes, who once lived in
Tchula and helped her husband with .
the picture show died in Salisbury, N.
C. July 10, 1884. They had been in
Europe for some time after leaving here
They had come back and settled in At
lanta, Ga, her health was SO bad they
carried her to Salisbury, July 1st,
where she later contracted cerebo spinal
miningits and died with it in a hospital
there This couple left a number of
friends in Tchula, who are indeed sorry
to hear of her untimely death, for she
was an attractive young woman. Deep
est sympathy goes out to the bereaved
young husband who will return to his
work in Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Forbes
Joined the Eastern Star while in Tchula,
and it was through this organization
that the news reached Tchula friends.
Mrs. Jennie Shurlds has been real
sick but is improving, we are glad to re-
port.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hargon, Marion
Owen and Oten Whitehead enjoyed the
dance in Durant Wednesday night.
Mrs. Hinton Rogers, Misses Laura and
Laverne and Mrs. Youngblood and baby
of Jackson were Greenwood visitors on
Thursday.
Mrs. George Grow and Miss Agnes
Sproles are enjoying the Fair in Chi
cago. Misses Julia Crow and Georgene
carried them to Durant where they join
ed the party on the special train trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Moss spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Owen.
They had spent part of their vacation in
Schlater with his brother, Mr.. Henry
Moss and family.
Mrs. G. L. Lyon, Gordin and Lester
of Canton spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Gordin.
Mr.. W. B. Farmer was commercial
visitor to Tchula Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Evans of Gunn-
son, Mrs. A P. league and children of
Wynn, Arq. came by Sunday to see Mrs.
Evans sister, Mrs. J. L. Ruby.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary held its
August business meeting at the church,
Monday morning at o'clock, Mrs.
Hamlin was in charge and led in pray
er, following responsive reading by the
members. Pledges were taken for the