The Lexington advertiser., 1939-03-09
GOODMAN

Miss Judith Ford came up from Jack
son to spend the week end with home
folks.
| Mrs. Madge Lipsey and Mrs. Malone
of Durant visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Donald Sunday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes of st. Louis were
guests last week of DR.. and Mrs. j. w.
Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Albin who live in
Jackson attended the funeral of the late
Ben Branch last Saturday.
Mr.. w. L. Harmon is in the hospital in
Lexington, suffering from flu.
Mrs. Paul Hand and daughter. Pau
| line shopped in Jackson Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Guiledge, Mr.. w. l.
Harmon, Mr.. A. A. Derrick, and Mr.. Pat
Smithson were among those who attend
ed the basketball tournament at Moor
| head last week end.
| The Womans Reading Club met on
Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs
Mollie Schrock with Mrs. Alex Ousley
and Mrs. Eugene Parker as co-hostesses
Mrs. Z. w. Ford who had charge OF the
program gave quite an interesting talk
ON The Parkways on the New Natchez
Trace, telling something of the history
of the historic road. Mrs. j. d. Neaves
read an interesting article on Arranging
FlowArs. Mrs. Herndon Powers tolo
about building of lily pools. Mrs. W. A
knights told charming legends Of the
Iris. The hostesses served a delicious
congealed salad with salted nuts, ritz
\ ...l ctc do
! club members were: Miss Santa Tackett
Mrs. Marion Ousley, Mrs. Hughes, from
st. Louis, Misses Gooch, Sparkman
Church, and Potts, and Mrs. Mollie
Schrock.
! Mrs Matte Brumby is on the sick list
| this week.
| Friends Of Mrs. Hal Albin sympathize
with her in the death of her brother, Ben
| Branch which occurred at his home in
Sidon after several weeks illness. The
funeral was held at the Seneasha church
on Saturday afternoon, with burial In
the Seneasha cemetery.
| Mr. and Mrs. u. C. Mcdaniel Of Hobbs
New Mexico are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Will Mcdaniel and family.
I, Miss Hazel Boyette of Paducah, Ky. is
visitor in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Marion Ousley.
Mrs. B. F. Houston, Mrs. Dave Gull
ledge, Miss Bet Moody, and Mr.. w. l.
Harmon motored to Jackson Monday.
Mrs. Kennedy and little daughter
Nancy, and Miss Brooks of Kosciusko
spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Gulledge.
Mrs. H. B. Powers, Mrs. Corrie Carter
and Mrs. ]. j. Browning shopped in Jack
son Thursday.
| Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Flowers and
little son of Sumner came last Monday
and Rev. and Mrs. Madison Flowers ac-
companied them to Clinton where they
attended an evangelistic meeting, which
met at Clinton last week.
Mrs. J. w. Gillespie and little son
Woody of Sherman, spent the week enc
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cowsert.
| Messrs. James Carter, Wise, and Ham
| ilton of Jackson were visitors one day
last week in the home of Mrs. Corris
Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selby Stafford and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Hansen motored to Jack
son Sunday afternoon, where Messrs
Stafford and Hansen attended the Lay
| men ) meeting ol bHe ITeSbytefidi
/ church.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Brock and family
Of McComb Mrs. Brock, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Sheldon Knight and Nancy of
Jackson were the guests last Sunday o,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. knight.
Miss Aurelia Baker of Como stopped
by Goodman to visit Mrs. w. A. Knigh
while on her way to attend the state
Convention Of Bottlers, at Gulfport.
Mrs. Jack Cowsert and daughter, Mis-.
Esther Cowsert shopped in Jackson OF
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jimmie Donald is visiting in Tut
wiler. Mrs. w. A. Knight and Mrs. J.
SHELTON carried her to Winona where sh,
was met by friends.
Mr.. Charles Flowers sr. who lives a
Sherard was attending to business il
Goodman last week.
Mrs. w. A. Thomas spent several day
IN Jackson last week.