The Lexington advertiser., 1935-12-12
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Honor Roll-Second Six Weeks Period
Grade H.-Helen Ables, Evelyn Ables,
James Burrell, Katherine Boiling, Max
inc Branch, Earl Ables, Pat Smithson,
Tommy Jones, Major McDaniels, Pat Kill
Hebrew, Inez Jenkins, Cicero Covington.
Grade III-Dorothy Thweatt, Chris
tine Covington, Lois Ables Francis Bar
nette. Mary Lee Powers, John William
Browning, James Mabry, Bobby Wheeler.
Grade IV.-Jimmie Shrock, Writ
Shrock, Mae Bess Branch, Hazel Branch,
Suggs Mabry, John Howard Douglas,
David Kenner Gulledge.
GradeV.-Ralph Dickerson, Rosa Wyse
Ford.
Grade VL--Gladys Hughes.
Grade VI1.-Bessie Ruth Lassiter,
Martha Hoof, Helen Branch.
G r a d VIII.-Charlotte Dickerson,
Hugh Lee Dickerson, Mary Irene Ables.
Grade IX.-Billy Wheeler Lula Will
Shrock. Wilbur Thomas.
The Woman's Reading Club met on
Tuesday in the home of Miss Elizabeth
Moody with Mrs. Cecil Clements as CO.
hostess. Mrs. Harman presented an ap-
peal from Mrs. NJ. G. Mcdaniel, chair
man of Child Welfare of the 5th dist
riot, for the crippled children. The
club voted to donate $3.50. Mrs. Nc
Daniel also presented the Christmas
Seals for aid in the tuberculosis drive.
Mrs. New Chairman presented an inter-
csting program on the "Quadri-C -Centen-
nal Celebration of the Bible History
Of the English Bible, Mrs. Knight. Poem
THE Book of Books" Mrs. Lilly The
Bible and the Life and Ideals of the
English Speaking People, Mrs. Donald.
Number of Translations of the Bible,
Mrs. Ford. Mrs. New distributed pamph-
lets to all members on "How to Read
the Bible" During the social hour the
hostess served delicious chicken salad
with crackers, salted nuts and hot tea.
The Womans Missionary Society of
the Methodist church held meeting
on Monday at the home Of Mrs. I. U.
Donald. at which time the new officers
were elected as follows: Mrs T. C.
New, president; Mrs. W. L. Harman,
vice president; Mrs. Corrie Carter,
treasurer; Mrs. A. L. Chapman. local
treasurer; Mrs. S. W. Dent, recording
secretary; Mrs. I. U. Donald, correspond
ing secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adla Donald are in
Memphis where Mr.. Donald is undergo
ing treatment at the Veterans hospital.
Miss Edwina Ford, visited her par
cnts, Rev. and Mrs. f. W. Ford last
week. She was enroute to Ripley where
she will begin work with the W. P A.
Mesdames Robert Ford, Barksdale Far
mcr, and A. L. Chapman, Rosa Ford and
Dave Ford spent Monday in Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moody and lit
tie Roberta of Yazoo City are the well
come guests of Mrs. j. B. Cowsert.
Miss Ruth Farr of Jackson is visit
ing Miss Helen Mcdaniel
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harman return
ed last Thursday from Corsicana, Texas
Mrs. B. W. Houston accompanied them
home for few weeks visit.
Mrs. Allen Ramsey and little daugh-
ter. Mrs. c. o. Howell and daughter
and Miss Price, all of Lexington, were
Sunday visitors to Goodman.
Miss Melvin Ellis and William Ellis
motored over from Lexington Sunday to
visit relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Selhy Stafford and
daughters, Sara, Evelyn and Selby mo-
tored to Indianola Sunday to visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. Orley Lilly motored to Grenada
Thursday and brought back Mrs Lilly
and Orley, Jr., who have been spend
ing some time with relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. Northington came up
from Pickens Sunday and were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Browning. Rev.
Northington preached at the Methodist
church both morning and evening. The
worship service was greatly added to
by quartet rendered by young ladies
from the college. The offertory was a
violin solo by little Miss Rosa Wyse
Ford, accompanied by Miss Ida Hick-
man. In the evening, Misses Elaine
Brannon and Eleanor Holland sang a
duet.
Those attending the show in Durant
this week were: Supt. and Mrs. c.. NJ.
Mcdaniel, and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Perry, Misses Judith Ford and
Virginia Moody, Mrs. Leroy Donald,
Mrs. I. U. Donald, Frederick Donald, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Clements, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Knight and Mrs. A. N. Roberts.