The Lexington advertiser., 1935-01-24
TCHULA

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Of d. Iother Earth presents beautiful
sick ,k1re, with her mantle of snow. The
on the Hren are rejoicing over the joys to
ad to i. derived therefrom.
, Of D, diss Frances Cross and J. B. Smith
$ rs.' iort a delightful day in Vicksburg
It vo4 e dates. A ride on the Mississippi
,r f.' ser, on the Queen was enjoyed.
,mit iiss Helen Fletcher was delighted to
- he with her for a visit her father, J.
w FLETCHER, of Baton Rouge, last week
l,.Vick's nose and throat drops
lg aisr 25c at Noah's Ark.
'oOdaaMr and Mrs. Robert Rhyme and Miss
aftersbbie motored to Greenwood Wednes-
sOtsy afternoon to see Mr.. and Mrs.
'r dotsmmy Truitt and baby, Virginia Lee,
Ohm gom had all been sick.
omnp,E. H. Stevens, foreman of the car
Les,lnter crew of the V. & M. V. railroad,
owle, is here several days last week dis
lie n.ntlng part of the coal chute at Gwin.
'enshl Funny how some things work.
oS'alstead Of marking our mer-
Of slandise up to take care of the
e snniles and cosmetic tax, we low
to red it considerably less than the
'lnea sgular price. Noah's Ark.
9, Tchula lost another prominent family
,v.l removal Wednesday, when Mr.. and
voa. RS. A. x. Holiday and Miss Frances
e. yrtle moved to Greenwood to reside.
IN rs Nolan Howard, Joe and Al Holli-
" already live there so wanted their
,reltts and sister to join them. We
~! e wishing for them success in their
''ON " home
Miss Irminc King, of Dubbs, has been
III esiting Mrs. Boyd Sheppard, Miss Alice
any lison and other friends the past week.
TIC 1e is one of our former girls, who
IN ways have warm welcome.
As e. X. Rose came over from Lexing-
III bn Friday to spend some time with his
!, Of aughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
day Z. G.. Rayner.
e Al Mr. and Mrs. l. E. Gibson and Matte
his zee McGehee motored to Jackson one
rts say during the week and brought back
ie formers mother, Mrs. W. H. Gibson,
reeta,r visit.
hile Quinine capsules zoe per doz.
natait Noah's Ark. Why pay more?
lefa Mrs. Sallie Martin, of Memphis, Mrs.
'unf. G. Martin and daughter, Miss Flor
:, ees he, of Yazoo City, arrived Saturday to
pend few days in the home of the
formers son, Floyd Martin and family.
d9a Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gwin attended
ihe funeral of Mrs. Kate Murrell Ash
ne a jackson Friday.
uR Howard Sweet, of Lexington, accompa !,
niied his mother to Greenwood Satur |
Falay morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chatham Johnson, of
lexington, were noted in our midst Fri
Otay.
Mrs. A. M. Phillips enjoyed the week
=. ind with her and daughter-in-law,
Nr. and Mrs. Lutte Phillips, at Lexing-
@ m; ,
g I Full size window shades with
Reaoller and brackets 19c, Noah's
Ark.
Miss Mary d. Sanders left Sunday for
Kosciusko, where she will be connected
with Kings Beauty Shoppe.
gu Misses Frances and Elizabeth Anne
Harthcock, of Thornton. were priced
week end guest of her schoolmate, Miss
Lillian Howard in the home of Mr.. and
I mrs. "A. Z. Conger.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Carr, Miss Helen
and Ira attended the show in Green
wood Saturday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Logan were Satur-
day visitors to Greenwood.
( A delightful week end visit to Miss
Mary Cooper in Durant, was reported
ny Misses Virginia Mayfield and Martha
sBogue.
Herbert Paul came over from Good
nan Friday for short visit with his
mother and other relatives.
Onion plants now on tap at
NOah's Ark.
Mrs. M ]. Fonville, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
!. Fonville Sundayed with Mr. and Mrs.
!. T. Perry and family. The former re-
NAMED for longer visit
Miss Frances Myrtle Holiday came
DOWN from Greenwood Friday for a short