The Lexington advertiser., 1934-09-20
TCHULA
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After the summer vacation, the 60(
,.,h was royalty entertained, Friday
eia e.ornoon by Mrs George Buck. The
rooms thrown open to receive the guests
briqht with the seasons flowers
,fter the game a most tempting salad
:na course was enjoyed by the follow
;ng quests: Mesdames Baird Mayfield
= Gwin. Chapman, Henry, Parrish
po;ra W. W. Gwin, McGee, S. j. Foose
and Nixon.
Mrs J. V. league and sons, Billy and
II VITO Jr. returned Sunday after spend
:aa the weekend at Onward, with her
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Martin.
r. walker of Bunkie, La, enjoyed
h .be week end here with his family.
n " H. Fincher, Jr., of Lexington, was
business visitor here Monday
The Methodist Sunday School, F. w.
cwin. superintendent, is making plans
far promotion day, September 30 All
former members are urged to rally to
h our call and new members are earnestly
solicited.
Herbert Paul, of Holmes Junior Col
lege was over Sunday with the folks.
Miss Annie Decelle and Mrs. W. W.
n Gwin carried Gillian to Greenwood
4 sunday afternoon following a short
visit with the family.
Miss Camille Wallace enjoyed few
,sys with her sister and brother-in-law
Nv and Mrs. Claude Jones, at Keirns,
This week.
Monday found j. w. Cross in Green
wood on business.
Little Bobby Williams is still having
! trouble with his foot. 1t was necessary
for his mother to take him to Lexington
one day the past week to secure medi-
cal attention.
Mrs Mamie Trayham, of Jackson was
recent priced guest of Mrs. Lucy
/ sproles and other former friends. At
present she is spending a few days in
Brozville but will return here before
going back to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Winters, of Kos
cusko, were cherished guests of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Jones, on Marcella last week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Buchanan, c. b.
Wilson, Misses Mary Edna and Florine
and A. B. Wilson motored to Delta City
Sunday to see the formers daughter,
Mrs v A. Wilson and family. Mr..
Buchanan remained for a longer visit.
r. L. Wallace, A. L. Chapman, Hy-
man Schur, and George Buck made
trip to Jackson Wednesday to consult
State Forester Fred Merrell, in regard
to establishing a C. c. c. camp in the
suburbs of our little city. Application
was filed, and necessary details explain
ed in full A definite answer will be
given later.
Nj. and Mrs. Bogue are very much
pleased over Jeff's good luck in Auburn,
Ala where he is a student this session.
A cash prize of 20 dollars was offered
at one of the picture shows, of the city,
and Jeff held the lucky number.
The w. NJ. U. met at the Baptist
church Monday afternoon to begin the
Week of Prayer services. The second
program was given yesterday and the
final will be held tomorrow with the
Girls Auxiliary in charge. The open
ing song, Monday was All Hail the
Power of Jesus Name, with prayer by
Mrs. Landrum; Mrs. Mcleod then read
a beautiful poem appropriate to the
subject; song, Blessed Assurance; Eff
fects of Prayer, from the foreign field.
Mrs. j. B. Walker; The president in
structed Mrs. Landrum to write letters
Of coincidence to Mrs. Simpson, here and
Mrs. John Kolb at Ethel over the recent
loss of their father, the late I. C. Veasey.
Mrs. 7. c. Burney, who recently moved
to near Leland. was also due to receive
letter of love and appreciation for
services rendered, while living in Tchu-
la, to the W. M. S.
Mrs. Jessie Laird. of Philadelphia,
but more recently of Charleston, S. C.
arrived on the bus Sunday to visit her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Lige Nash and family.
She will meet her husband in San Deigo
California in a months time. He is
connected with the navy, through the
Panama Canal and up the western coast.
She will spend part of the time with
Jackson relatives.
Mesdames w. E. Jones and S. j. Whit
ers, of Kosciusko were Thursday visi-
tors to Greenwood.
Mrs. Dewey Harris and trio of manly
boys, Dewey, Johnny and Billy paid
visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Sharkey White in Cruger Friday after
noon.
Mrs, H. H. Moore and charming daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Elizabeth, were Tchula
visitors Tuesday morning. The former
is connected with welfare work, relative
to supervising school lunches.
Wallace Bedwell won his A. B. degree
at Bowling Green. Ky. in August, is now
In charge of the commercial department
IN Mineral Springs School, Winston
Salem, N. c. He left Bowling Green
Thursday and had a delightful bus trip
by way of Nashville, Knoxville and Bris-
tol Va. Winston Salem has a popula-
ton OF $4,000 which sounds like most
desirable place in which to live.
Mrs. j. j. Kazar and Mrs. Dewey Har-
us motored to Lexington Monday after
noon where the former had some dental
work done.
Mr and Mrs. j. P. Berry and daugh-
Ter Miss Mamie, of Tupelo, came down
10 bring the latter who will be on the
nigh school faculty in Lexington this
session. All spent the week end in the
nome of their brother, P E. Garnett,
where a family reunion was enjoyed
sunday. Every member was there ex-