The Lexington advertiser., 1934-06-21
Ex-Governor To Speak.

Ex-Governor To Speak.
Former Governor Earl Brewer will
discuss the May Roberts Liquor Control
bill next Sunday June 24th at II A. NJ.
in the West school auditorium. He will
discuss the same question at Center
vile school at 230 P. NJ Whether you
agree or disagree with his views, those
who attend these meetings are sure to
hear a live question ably discussed, and,
no doubt will be amply repaid for hav
! ing heard him.
Edmond Reed Brock has returned from
/ Shelby where he has been visiting Mr..
| McLaurin Watson, class-mate of his
at Southwestern. Mr.. Watson came home
with him to spend few days and while
here went to Jackson Monday to repre-
sent young peoples conference that
was in session at Belhaven College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Grow, of Greenwood,
were guests of friends in West Friday.
Mr.. A. j. Stevens and Roy Melton
went over to Lexington on business Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Melton, of Tchula
visited Mrs. A. J. Stevens Thursday.
/ Mrs. Melton was returning home from
Chicago where she attended the Worlds
ar
Miss Carolyn Weir, If Durant, was
recently elected teacher of the West
school next session. She will teach the
sixth grade.
Doc johnson, travelling for the Real
Silk Hosiery Mills is home for few
days visit.
John Afford, a. |. Campbell, Marion
| Thompson and Arthur Cresswell were
over IN the delta fishing Thursday.
Misses Casteel and Maxine Gade were
guests OF relatives IN jackson this week
end.
MY. Edgar Cade carried his father,
Mr. K. Gade, to jackson to hospital
Tor treatment Saturday. We are very
glad to report Mr. Cade is steadily i'm
proving and his many friends hope he
Will soon be we'll.
MISSES tiara, Louise and Ada Brock
with Mrs, Wright and sons William and
heed Wright, were guests OF friends and
relatives III Beaten Wednesday,
Nh. and Mrs, T. P. Johnson James
8rock and Wilfred johnson attended a
i go - '-@'''' e'NSNS'S evening
Doe Phillips, James Brock, Wilfred
Johnson and Thomas Brock motored to
Dufant sunday afternoon
M. and Mrs. f. S. Abney and son,
Eo, Reed Wright and Miss Katie Cade
visited Miss Auris Pender of New Salem,
last week.
A. W. eagle, of jackson. was among
the visitors in West over the week end.
Mrs. Beall a. Brock, Miss Anne Alex
ander and Miss Ada Brock went to Lex
ington Tuesday,
Earl Alexander visited in the canitaI
, city Wednesday,
Mrs Roy Hays and her mother. of
Durant. were here Friday.
W. H. Taylor and Denton Rosamond
went to the delta fishing THURSDAY.
Mrs. S. R. Alexander. Melvin. Hazel
and Brock Alexander visited friends and
relatives here Saturday.
, Miss Hattie Coleman Cade was guost
Fl her sister, Mrs. c. NJ Tate last wool,
! Miss Anne Alexander has retnrned
ter VISITING friands and roIo+;,o. =,
, ltta Bena and Greenwood
t Miss Sara Sanders is visiting hel
| sister, Mrs. John L. Mason, this week.
. W. NJ. Brock and Dock johnson were
e business visitors to Durant and Good
f man Monday afternoon.
WI. and Mrs. W. I, Hand and Mrs
& d. Steen were dinner guests of Mr.
ana MRS. j. ID. Neaves of Goodman
Wednesday evening.
/. W. Thornton Is here visiting his
orother, u. ID. Thornton.
Hon. D. T. Ruff, of Lexington. wa,
over on business one day last week
Miss Blanche Moore Alexander, OF
Lexington, visited relatives here las
: week.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Autry entertainec
S few of their friends with fish fir,