The Lexington advertiser., 1935-03-28
GOODMAN


Wednesday in the home of Mrs. E. w.
Ford with Mrs. Clements as co-hostess.
After the usual routine business, Mrs.
Harmon urged all department chairmen
to make reports after which a report
of the Zone meeting was given. Several
interesting comments on books recently
read were given by members. Mrs.
Donald made a short talk on Library
Extensions, and discussed Books Great
est Influence in the Life of the Child"
During the social hour the hostesses
served delectable salad course with
iced tea. Visitors to the Club were Mrs.
J. T. SHELTON, Misses Judith Ford, Lot
tie PEBBLES, Johnnie Lou Williamson,
Margaret Shields, Mabel Gewinn and
Misses Mildred Thrailkill and Gladys
Henson. The last two were presented
to the Club as the girls to whom the
1934-35 county scholarships were award
Mrs. Ida Henderson returned Friday
from a visit to relatives at Jackson.
Mrs Homer Tyler, who has been i'll
for some days is improving.
Rev. I, F. Metts motored to Oxford
Monday afternoon to see his father,
who is quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Powers were called
to Grenada Wednesday by news of the
extreme illness of Mrs. Sam Meltotn
and the death of her three weeks old
infant
Everyone was delighted to have two
wonderful musical attractions at the
College Monday when the Glee Club
from Woman's College at Hattiesburg
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Immediately followed by a band con-
cert given by the Miss. State Band, the
latter were enroute to Lexington tot
give a concert and play for the dance
A number of the college faculty attend
ed the entertainment at Lexington Mon
day night. Miss Delle Ousley, Boyett
Ousley, Eugene Parker, Jr. and Bill
Smithson attended the dance given in
the armory at Lexington Monday night
Mrs H. J. Cowsert motored to Durant
Tuesday afternoon to meet Mrs. Essie
Smith and Mrs. Guy Collins and little
daughter, who came down from Water
Valley to spend few days.
Rev and Mrs Northington and Miss
Mildred came up from Pickens Sunday
for services. Rev. Northington preached
a good sermon on the Church Rules.
No services were held at the Methodist
church in the evening since this was the
final sermon preached by Rev. Metts
at the Baptist church before taking up
his work in Jackson.
Mesdamcs II. p Powers and A. N.
Roberts took little Jim Roberts over to
Lexington Monday afternoon for exami-
nation. His trouble was diagnosed as
malaria.
Miss Margaret Brumby came over
from Greenville to spend the week end
with home folks.
Mr.. W. A. Knight who has been un-
dergoing treatment in Jackson has re-
turned home and is much improved
We are glad to hear that Booster ALL
good is able to be at home from the
hospital and in convalescing from an
appendicitis operation.
Murphy Doty and little David Gull
ledge had nearly serious accident on
Saturday when they had a head on col
lision with Miss Willie Mabry's car
the bicycle, on which they were turning
the corner at Mr.. Ousleys. Both boys
boys were scratched and bruised but
not hurt seriously.
The College Band gave a concert at
Tchula Tuesday night. They will give
several such during the next two weeks
The contest to select the representa-
tives for the County Field Meet in ex
preston and piano was held on Tues
dav at the Methodist church. Those
chosen were Sara Frances Mcdaniel, pri
mary music, Ethel Shanks, intermediate