The Lexington advertiser., 1935-03-28
TCHULA

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Mrs. G. L. Lyon and boys, Gordin and
Lester, arrived Friday from Canton to
stay with her father, E. L. Gordin, dur
ing the absence of Mrs. Gordin. Mr..
Lyon came in Saturday and all left Sun
day afternoon by way of Durant with
Mr.. Gordin accompanying them that far.
Lester decided to return to Tchula and
finish out the week.
The following members of the Tchula
Business and Professional Women's
Club enjoyed meeting with the Belzoni
club Wednesday night: Mesdames j.
Kinds Jumper, Matte Lou Turner,
Misses Lorraine Norman and Mary Eliza
beth Stigler. j. Kinds Jumper was Of
ficial chaffeur.
Miss Norma Walker and Herbert Paul
students at Holmes Junior College, were
over for the week end.
w. L. Hines of Cruger, continues to
improve, much to the delight of numer
Gus friends and loved ones. He has
been critically i'll for some time.
Misses Annie Decelle and Elizabeth
Broome made a week end visit to rela-
tives in Hazelhurst
Little Miss Chloe Foster was the
priced guest of Miss Anne Elizabeth
Jones Friday night and they were mem
bers of picture show party to Lexing-
ton, with Misses Sara Virginia Jones,
Marion and Kathleen Grafton, Carl Par
rish, Edgar Gwin, Jr., George Buck, Jr.
and Everarde Jones, Jr.
Mrs. S. S. Love and children, Miss
Frances and Hughes and Bobby, and W.
A. Owen spent the week end with her
u,1rh ut
Springdale, A sister of the former
Mrs. w. H. Hester, of Memphis, was
also there on short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Hale Williams and little
daughter, Martha Hale, Misses Pearl
McGee and Lorraine Norman enjoyed
Sunday with Sunflower friends and rela-
tives. The latter was guest of MISS
Lima Elizabeth Foose.
Friends sincerely sympathize with Mrs.
A. L. Wallace over the loss of her be-
loved sister, Mrs. Alice Hendricks, at
Sidon Friday The latter was well known
in Tchula as up until recent years she
was a frequent visitor to Mrs. Wallace
and loved by all whom she knew.
Mesdames Hyman Schur and 7. j..
Bogue made a trip to Greenwood Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wallace were over
from Lexington Tuesday afternoon, COM
bining pleasure with business. They
called on Mr. and Mrs. l. E. Gibson
while here.
The following appeared in the Sunday
edition of the the Jackson Daily News:
Guy P. Sharpe has quit the race for
reelection to the legislature from
Holmes county. After thinking the mat
ter over Mr.. Sharpe concluded it wasn't
worth the effort, and that he can find
more important things to do than loll-
ine. around in soft leather chair in
Jackson"
Eugene Sheppard gladdened his wife
and mother by short visit from Jack
son this week.
Mr. and Mrs Lige Nash and children
Jimmie and baby Carol, motored to va
zoo City Sunday afternoon to view the
high water.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Garnett and Hugh
have rooms in the late Rev D. N. Foose
with the Wilbur Marshalls.
Oscar Farrell has returned to ms
home in Canton after experimenting the
unloading of the railroad company 8 coal
to the amount of 10000 tons, at the local
hoist at Gwin.
Mesdames w. N. Duncan, of Tunica,
j. L. Brewer, of Kosciusko and j. l.
McCafferty of Lexington, were over las'
week with their brother, S. j. Foose'
winding up their fathers business anu
| personal effects.
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