The Lexington advertiser., 1938-04-21
GOODMAN
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NSoutAhuSO AANHt iASt uthtJ
( Walton Cowsert came from Miss.
State College to spend the week END
with home folks.
A number of the teachers attended
the meeting of the M. Z. A. in Jackson
last week. Those from the town school
were: Miss Judith Ford, Miss Mary vir-
ginia Potts, Miss Santa Hollum, Mrs.
Carl Hansen, Mrs. Eugene Parker, Miss
Elmarie Lacy, the latter remained over
in Jackson for visit to relatives.
Mrs. A. A. Derrick, Mrs. Adlia Dom
aid, Mrs. Earl Lucas, and Adlia Donald,
Jr.. shopped in jackson Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reedy Ellis who live in
Lexington, were Sunday guests of Mrs,
Bessie Doty.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Kennedy, of Kos
ciusko, with little Nancy, were the Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Gull
ledge.
Mrs. Willie Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Armstrong from Walden, and Mr.,
and Mrs. Leon Armstrong who live in
Lexington were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Hand.
A number of the children enjoyed an
Easter party with little Martha Jean
Shrock at the home of her grandmother,
Mrs Taggart. The little guests hunted
Easter Eggs and played other games.
Mrs. Schrock assisted by Miss Carrie
May Taggart, served ice cream and cake.
Those present were: Ann Neaves, Pau
line Hand, Mildred and Jerry kille-
Bobby Jean Almond, Gene and Mickey
HQ-l H. ll-k Maxe
Lee Powers, Dick Mansker, James Leroy
Browning, and Major Mcdaniel.
Mrs. Alma Morris whose homo 10 In
Pensacola was the guest last week OF
Mrs. Hugh Cowsert.
Mrs. Cecil Clemments spent several
days in Canton last week, where she
was having dental work done.
Mrs. J.. E. Eakin attended the meet
Ing Of the n. q. A. in Jackson last week
as delegate of the Attala County Teach
ers Association. Mrs. Eakin is a men,
ber of the high school faculty of the
Sails Consolidated School.
Mrs. j. f. Allen, Mrs. Pat Smithson,
Mrs. Mollie Shrock and Mrs. J. w. Allen
motored to Meridian Monday to attend
the meeting, of the State 0. f. s. Con-
vention.
Mrs. Bessie Doty entertained her Sun
day School Class Of Juniors with an
Easter party on Saturday. The gloomy
weather Saturday morning made all ths
little folks begin to think there would
be no party but the sun coming out u
the afternoon made everything all right
All enjoyed hunting Easter eggs ant
other games dear to little folks, such a.
"Pinning the Tail on the Donkey" II
this contest Ina Claire New was the mos
nearly perfect. Favors of candy egg
and balloons were given all the children
and Mrs. Doty served punch and cakes.
Miss Jean McRae who lives in Lex
Iington was the guest on Friday of Misse
Earnestine Albin and Halle Albin. The
motored to Durant that night to see
t"You're A Sweetheart" at the Dixi
Theatre.
| Victor Bailey Chapman, and Hughi
Albin came up from Jackson Sunday t.
visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. T. p. Montgomery had ~ guests
flor Easter holidays, Mr.. and Mrs Hu
bert Melton and children, who live
Paducah, KY, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiiiial
Montgomery, and Mr.. and Mrs. Evere
Montgomery of jackson, Miss Martf
lJean Anthony Of Pickens, T. p. Mon
gomery of jackson and Mr.. Will Ow'
of Pickens.
George Mitchell and Earl Skelton
serving on jury duty in the county Sc
this week.
Misses Gwendolyn Meek, Earnesti
: and Halle Albin with William Moss
. Beaumont Rutledge and Harold Han
NETT attended the dance at the Armo
Ia. Y~~:u~knr Eridau NIGHT