The Lexington advertiser., 1939-02-02
TCHULA
Rotary Club Banquet.

Rotary Club Banquet.
The Tchula Rotary Club entertained
their wives with banquet last Wednes-
day evening in the Swing Room at
Schrock's. Varicolored lights and mir
rors entwined with vines, added to the
beauty of this attractive room. The
guests found their places marked at the
perfectly appointed table with Valentine
place cards. w. R. Huddleston was the
| capable master of ceremonies. Miss Ina
| Thomas led the songs, accompanied by
Mrs. George Buck at the piano. The fol-
| lowing program was presented after the
banquet: Dances by Ann Penn, Barbara
Ann Buck, Malie Gwin, Tootles Shields,
Sue Henry, Emmaline Worrell, Evelyn
Kazar, accompanied at the piano by Miss
Ruth Barrett Violin solo by Miss Min
| ME Byrd Lockhart. Vocal solos by Mrs.
| Sam Hutton. Mr.. Edwin White of Lex
ington, was the speaker of the evening"
Souvenir vases were given to each lady.
Miss Minnie Byrd Lockhart held the
lucky number, winning the box of candy.
Dancing was enjoyed later.
| Mrs. Roy X. Wilson, of Tippo, came
Tuesday to be with her daughter, Miss
Mary Jane Wilson, who has been ill with
| flu.
Mr. George Beall of Lexington, was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Edgar Lumpkin and Mrs. Irene
Money of Lexington, visited their neice,
Mrs. H. ]. Baine, Tuesday afternoon.
Billy Gwin of Greenwood and Grenada.
was here on business Wednesday.
Heavy weight union suits,
all sizes for children, 35c at
Noah's Ark.
We are glad to report that Ann Smiths
condition is much improved. She is one
of our most popular high school girls
and is missed by host of friends while
she is ill in Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele Grow of Green
wood, were in Tchula Sunday evening.
Miss Frances Clark is spending a few
days at home before going to Hatties-
burg where she has accepted a position.
Mr.. and Mrs T. C. West of Jackson,
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. j. Shepherd.
It's worth a trip to town to
see our new dinner plates, cups
and saucers. Noah's Ark.
Mrs. Carl Booth, Mrs. Irene Cox, Mrs.
w. B. Jones, Sara Ellen Jones and
Martha Louise Turner made trip to
Jackson Saturday.
| Mr.. Walter Smith is spending awhile
in Greenwood with his daughter, Mrs.
Carl Fincher and family.
] Miss Annie T. Wilson Joined Miss
| Sallie Cox of Swiftown, and went to
| ~ L.
Ask to see our Handy Loop
ers if you want a pretty curtain
drape. Noah's Ark.
B. M. Jones and ]. l.. Shields were
business visitors in the county seat on
| Tnasdav.
rett made trip to Jackson Saturday and
| fought II. f.. Barrett. Jr and John Bar
/ rett home for a week end visit.
| Capt. ard Mrs. D. ]. Crawford and
! baby of New Jersey, visited Mr.. and Mrs
G. p Sharpe Sunday.
| With each box Evening In
Paris Face Powder we will give
vou free. rouge and lin stick of
same make. N0ah's Ark.
| Mrs. W. E. Jones made a trip to Kos
cinsko Thursday to look after business.
/ Miss Lillian Van Tucker of Woodville
and Gnlfport was visiting in Tchula
Thursday.
T. c. Parrish and B. M. Jones were
business visitors in Lexington Thursday.
/. Edwin White Of Lexington, was in
Tchula Friday.
j. L. Shields and T. C. Parrish made
a business trip to Jackson Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Cunningham had as
their guests Sunday Mrs. ]. H. Hunter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parsons, the
former is Mrs. Cunningham's mother
to see him looking SO we'll and to know
that he is better following a recent ILL
ness.
/ b s. Sxavza Of Ehenezer Vas here