The Lexington advertiser., 1939-05-11

Flowers, Miss Bet Moody, Mrs. Dave
Gulledge, fine arts. During the social
hour the hostesses served delicious
salad and iced tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl SHELTON, James
Francis Metts of Jackson, Gayden
Schrock and Maurice Hunter Schrock
motored to Sardis Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Guthrie and Miss Ida
Hickman spent the week end with rela-
tives in Hattiesburg.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis
of Knoxville, Tenn, will be pleased to
hear that they are the proud parents
of a fine little son, Stephen Horace,
born last week. Mrs. Ellis was the for
mer Virginia Moody.
Mrs. Adlai Donald and Mrs. Earl Lucas
motored to the Sanatorium Monday to
join Mrs. Thomas Perry who went down
Saturday to be with Mr.. Perry who
underwent an operation on Monday.
Mrs. Mamie Simmons is the guest Of
relatives at Louisville.
Miss Mary Ruth Church, Max, and
Pat Killebrew spent the week end with
relatives at Raymond.
Mrs. Boyett of Paducah, is the well
come guest in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Ousley.
Mrs. Selby Stafford attended the
Mother and Daughter banquet at Bel
haven the past week end. She was the
guest Of her daughter, Miss Sara Stat
ford, who will be in the graduating class
at Belhaven this year. On Sunday
Misses Selby and Evelyn Stafford and
Miss Martha Turner, and C. H. Gibson
and Howard Morton motored to Jackson
and brought Mrs. Stafford home.
Mr.. Leroy Donald who lives in Jack
son, was attending to business in Good
man Tuesday.
David Donald made q trip to Baton
Rouge the past week end.
Mr.. Charles Delk who lives at Oak
land, was week end guest in the Hugh
Cowsert home.
Mrs. Corie Carter went down to Jack
son Friday to welcome little Elizabeth
Ann Carter, her new granddaughter.
Mesdames ]. T. Shelton, Jimmie DON
aid and w. A. Knight motored to Jack
son Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ruby Nell Gooch spent the week
end in Memphis.
Mrs. Hattie Chapman of Perkinston
is the guest of Mrs. Susie Dent
Rev. and Mrs. Madison Flowers at
tended the memorial services at New
Salem church near Walden, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Ford and daughter
Rosa Wise, motored to Jackson Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Browning and
uic To-
Sunday.
Miss Blanche Sparkman visited friends
at Sledge the past week.
James Francis and Leonard Metts
came up from their home in Jackson
and spent Sunday with relatives.
Misses Ernestine and Halle Albin
entertained few of their friends with
two tables of bridge at their home on
last Friday evening. Miss Mary Eliza
beth Cowsert won the prize for high
score, which was box of lovely sta
tionery. The hostesses served delec-
table salad plate with iced tea. Those
present were: Mrs. Marion Ousley, Mrs.
Earl Shelton, Miss Mary Elizabeth Cow
sert, Miss Gwendolyn Meek, Miss Ruby
Nell Gooch, Miss Blanche Sparkman,
and Miss Santa Hollum.
Several of the young musicians were
invited to give program in Durant in
celebration of National Music Week.
The program, sponsored by Mrs. Dudley
Brumfield, was given on Tuesday evs-
ming. Those taking part were: Anise,
Annette, Sara Frances and Major Nc
Daniel, John Howard Douglas, and Rosa
Wise Ford. Mrs. Mcdaniel accompanied
them.
Mrs. Corie Carter is receiving con-
gratulations on the arrival of her first
grandchild, little Elizabeth Ann Carter,
who was born to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carter Thursday night at the Jackson
Infirmary.
Mr.. and Mrs Weldon Pickering and
Miss Mildred McLaurin of Summerland,
were the guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. C. Mcdaniel and family while en-
route to Mt. Pleasant Church to attend
a memorial service.
Mrs. Madison Flowers spent a few
days last week in Winona with Rev.
and Mrs. Joseph Flowers. Rev. Joseph
Flowers has recently been called to
preach at the First Baptist Church in
Winona.
Rev. Jack Cowsert arrived last week
from his home in Rio de Janerio to Join
his family who have been in the United
States for some time. They will make
their home here until the close of school