The Lexington advertiser., 1935-11-07
GOODMAN

The 4th zone meeting of the End zone
of the Columbus District was held at
the Methodist church at Richland We'd
nesday. Mrs. Maxwell, of Pickens, the
zone chairman, presided with Mrs.
Davidson acting as secretary. A song,
Jesus Calls U.s." opened the meeting.
Mrs, Mollie Shrock from Goodman,
gave the devotional on Stewardship.
Mrs. Maxwell presented The World Out
look campaign. Mrs. Dan Comfort from
Durant presented christian Social Re-
lations." Mrs. Hoover, Pickens, gave an
inspiring talk on Spiritual Life Groups.
Mrs. Harmon, from Goodman, sang a
solo, "What Will You Give to Jesus ?"
The same officers were elected for an
other year after which reports from all
secretaries were given. These repre-
sented Duarnt, Pickens, Richland and
Goodman. The next meeting will be at
Goodman.
Miss Marjorie Mcbride entertained
thirty-one of her little friends with a
charming Halloween party last Friday
night in the hospitable country home
of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Mcbride. Ghostly
led them through many Halloween
games and stunts. The refreshments,
cookies, popcorn balls, sandwiches and
coca-cola were voted splendid and quite
a good finishing touch to gay evening.
Mrs Jesse Maxwell and Mrs Clyde
Maxwell from Pickens were visitors of
Mrs. f. W. Ford Tuesday.
Mrs. Bette Douglas received mes
sage Tuesday telling her of the death
in an automobile accident of her niece,
Mrs. Lizzie Johns, of Victoria, Texas.
Mrs Johns, who formerly lived in Good
man, was one of the seven daughters of
Mr.. 7. W. Bell. Her death comes as the
first break in the family circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Douglas were guests
on Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stigler at Lexington.
Mrs. G. H. McMorrough came over
from Lexington Monday to see her
daughter. Miss Harriet.
The Methodist Missionary Society held
an allday service at the church on Tues
day. This was taken up with a retreat,
conducted by Mrs. B. w. Lipscomb, of
Lexington, with talks on the Prayer
Week specials as follows: The Com
munity House at Ensley, Ala, Mrs. Har-
mon; The Laura Haygood School, Mrs.
Donald, and The Korean Mission, Miss
Florine Eubanks. At the noon hour an
| adjourned to Mrs. w L. Harmons lovely
home for a most tastefully served
luncheon. This meeting was we'll at
tended the attendance being almost one
hundred per cent. Mrs. Lipscomb's de-
votional furnished inspiration for all
Mr. and Mrs. Adlia Donald and Mr.. A.
A. Derrick motored to Jackson Tuesday
to take Mr.. Donald for an operation
for appendicitis.
Supt. M. C. Mcdaniel and Mr.. J. T.
SHELTON went to Perkinston Saturday to
see the football game. Unfortunately
the game was called off on account of
the tragic death of one of the Perkin-
ston students.
Mrs. Hugh Cowsert and Hugh Cowsert
| motored to Osceloa, Ark, to spend the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Browning and little
son spent the week end with relatives at
West
| Mesdames Shrock, Harmon and Don
| aid and Misses Mary Carter and Carrie
May Taggart attended the zone meeting
i at Richland Wednesday,
| Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Thames, Miss
Lutte Temple and Ed Powers motored
to Vicksburg Sunday
| Prof. and Mrs. G. j. Everett spent
the week end with relatives at Mt
Olive.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Killebrew and chill
dren came over from Macon to spend
the week end with relatives
! Miss Margaret McClusky came home
Sunday from an extended visit with
friends in the delta
Mrs. Herbert Browning is visiting
relatives at Yazoo City.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. U. Donald and son
Charles, motored to Kosciusko Thurs.
day.
Rev. W. E. Farr came up from Jack,
son to hold services at the Baptist
church Sunday. The Baptist church is
making plans for some much needed re-
pairs on the building, new roof, Sun
day school rooms and painting
Miss Ida Mae Metts from jackson, is
spending few days with her sister
Mrs. Earl SHELTON.
Mrs. B. w. Lipscomb of Lexington
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. I. U
Donald on Monday night
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