The Lexington advertiser., 1935-11-07
TCHULA

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The B. &. P. W, Club is planning OF
having cake walk Friday night. Il
the weather permits the event is to be
held in the open near the depot, if not
the affair will be transferred to the
Silver Moon. The Tchula band will play
No admission will be charged but en-
trants will be asked small fee.
The Tchula Garden Club will hold
its regular meeting Thursday, November
a. at o'colck in the home of Mrs.
Frank Gwin. Election of officers will
take place at this meeting and all mem
| bers are urged to be present
! Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jones and Sara
Ellen carried Misses Nell and Lucille
Smith to Holmes Junior College Mon
day afternoon after spending the fall
holidays at home. Upon their return
the three former stopped in in Lexng
ton for the show.
Many warm friends of the family of
Rev. j. j. Baird regret to know that
they will not be with US another year
The North Mississippi conference, which
met in Amory last week assigned him to
Columbus. All good wishes follow them
into their new home.
Among those who attended the show
in Lexington Monday night and after
noon will be noted Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
Garnett. Mrs. H. NJ. Garnett, Mrs. Sama-
ha, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Moore, H. G.
Allen. j. X. Barwick, J. P. Lacey and
others whose names we failed to get.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayfield made a trip
to Durant Sunday afternoon where she
remained with her sister, Mrs. j. D.
Cooper while Mr.. Cooper accompanied
Mr. Mayfield to Jackson.
B. g. Warner won the cake sold by the
Girl Reserves FridaS night at their car
nival.
Mr.. and Mrs l. E. Gibson Mr.. and
Mrs. f. L. Gordin and Mrs. A c. Conger
motored to Canton and Jackson Tuesday
afternoon. Mesdames Gordn and Glib
son stopped in Canton with Mrs. CASTOR
Lyon and Mrs. Virgil Gordin where a
pleasant time was reported.
Mrs. EaarI Glenn. of Winona arrived
Friday to spend the week end with her
friend, Miss Elizabeth Selby Saturday
they went to Jackson accompanied by
Miss Lillian Howard who remained with |
her aunt, Mrs. G. D. Vance, until Sun
day afternoon, when they returned with |
another aunt, Mrs. Conger to Tchula. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson and f. L. Gordon |
made the trip to jackson with Mrs. |
Conger.
Little Miss Anne Penn had the unique
experience of making trip to Ben
-onio Saturday morning, all by himself |
% visit her beloved grandmother, Mrs
W. T. Link
Mrs. A. L. Wallace reached home Wed |
1esday after enjoying visit to relatives |
n Sidon.
Mrs. A. NJ. Phillips had a pleasant |
week end in the home of her son, Lutte |
Phillips and family in Lexington.
Quite number of our people motored |
70 Greenwood Saturday, some attended |
a meeting of Garden Clubs, others shop |
ped while the show attracted several. |
We will mention: Mrs. w. B. Jones, Miss |
Nell Smith, Mrs. L. T. Foster, Miss Tom |
ME Foster, Charlotte, Cloe Foster and |
Irma Louise Buck, Mesdames McGee,
Baird, Ivy Smith, Logan, Carr, W. E. |
Carr, W. E. Jones, J. C. Cannon, of Cru
ger, Misses Helen Carr and Sara Vir- |
ginia Jones. ". B. Jones and w. C. |
Logan were also in the city.
j. ". Porter of Ebenezer was over
last week doing some repair work for
j. NJ. Bedwell.
Miss Margaret Martin, Billy Floyd and
Ralph Womack drove to Lexington Sun
day afternoon on pleasure trip.
Shelby Parker and G. C. Friffin Jr of
Cruger were social callers in our midst
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Virginia Mayfield was delight
fully entertained over the week end by
Miss Elsie Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Carpenter of Val
ley Home were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. White.
Monday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. l. f.
Gibson motored to Lexington and called
Wallace
Mrs. G. D. Vance arrived from her
home in Jackson Monday morning to
spend a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Conger and family.
The highway to Belzoni that has been
under construction for several months
was completed Monday and the various
workmen left for their respective homes
or new work.
MI. and Mrs. Hugh Garnett spent Sat
urday night in Yazoo City with her
uncle Mr. Ellison and family, Sunday
afternoon in company with their cousin
Miss Theresa Ellison, they went to
| Nlcksburg on a sight seeing trip
DR.. w. f. Farr present pastor at
Goodman and former pastor of the
Tchula Baptist church is the newly
elected superintendent of the Baptist
| Orphanage in Jackson, succeeding o. C.
Miller, who resigned on account of i'll
health. Our best wishes follow him in
this new undertaking.
ness trip to Greenwood, Mrs. Waterer