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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-06-06

TAKEN UP-Brown stallion, 2 yrs.
old, VT. 1900. Left front foot white
up to knee. right hind foot white
up to hook, bald face. Glen Doertng
place.. 3ls miles west OF town. Top
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-06-06
s,,,,n,fred Campbell spent the
Ms. M al rockingham visiting her

"a. Winifred Caiiipoo So
ness.;nd at Bellingham visiting he1
Sup peuben Krug and son Rich.
VI II Hood River were henne~lcs
lStsr, sunday. :. -, ! , .s.,
rdss" .na Mrs. Bert Wilson and
I'.la "; 81 patsy were 'Walla W Val
% ..;tors Monday. : .... a..,. &,
''a ...s rlossie Larson of Portland
. Ma a few days this week with
ccs s Smith, -, ;.
.- Gala Singer of Kirkland is
Mo. : visit at the home OF Mr..
~ ID Ms. Paul Loundagin.
~ ~, Erwin Liston was a week
Iis ..,tor in Dayton attending the
s"at s Days Celebration:
! nc Heberlein, G. E. Ridley, O. g.; 3.
o o. trjp }, to Rimrock Sunday.
! - sorrest spears and Gene White
, s, mere Spokane visitors Tuesday
nu.w sdnesday of this week.
s1e ark R. white left this evening
1ciarkton, Virginia, where he
- =, ,ook after his plantation.
w ~ first division of the Metho-
~. tn aid will meet with Mrs. Alice
S w. ' m wednesday, June IL at 2
o'clock. - .,,or,.nied Mrs
,,.,ren sundine to her home in Ev-
.,stt last weekend for an extend
I'd stay. ,,,.,.or v,on,,os ond
- snent Memorial Day visiting at
:. bentley Galligan home in Red
mond Oregon. ----..-
Wrs j 3. Austin accompanied
- beverly Spears and Mrs. john
nm Of Pasco motored to Walla
Wslla Monday. "
Miss Alma Dean Wysong and Miss
Anna Marie Lapoint Of Spokane
1sre Sunday and Monday guests at
he M Y. Wysong home. y.
M. and Mrs. I N. Sibbner OF
puysl]up are making their home in
~ APARTMENTS of the j. E. Mulkey
home during the summer.
James Purdy arrived from his
home At Salem, Oregon Memorial
nav and will make an extended stay
Il the home of his uncle, Ace Purdy.
NJ. and Mrs. w. s. Hanson and
. no daughters motored to his for
mr home at Kalispell, Montana.
They returned home Monday.
Bin Terrell of Pendleton was a
Keunewick visitor Tuesday. Mr.. and
Ms. Penney Terrell took him back
% pendleton Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kenyon, pio-
neer residents of the Highlands, now
living in Tacoma, were guests last
week at the F. F Beste home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Richmond
visited friends at Minam, Oregon
and other Oregon cities Memorial
Day. They returned by way Of
lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F.. Beste were
visitors With the w. L. Craver FAM
Wat Milton last week. The Crav-
as were early day residents Of the
highlands.
Mrs. Ottar Brue and small daugh-
ter returned home Sunday evening
after spending the past two weeks
visiting at the home of her parents
IN Baker, Oregon.
Miss Alberta LaMott accompan-
led Mr.. Barrick Of Sunnyside to
Pullman Monday where they at
tended the graduation of Paul Bar
Hex from w sc.
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Delma got off to a good start in
the Courier-Reporter's campaign
and then got busy with other things
and neglected her campaign. II
she'll give the finish of the cam
paign the enthusiastic work she
gave the start, she'll he able to
boost her standing tremendously
and you can help her do this by
paying her your subscription before
8 o'clock Saturday night. You will
save money, too. ...sf5E
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-06-06

FOR SALE-6-room house with nice
shady lawn in town, moderately
priced. Inquire III w Second Ave.
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Jim is a youngster with an ex-
cellent chance to win a bicycle in
the Courier-Reporter's campaign.
Whether lie does or not depends on
his work these last two days. Your
subscription paid to him by 8 o.
clock Saturday night will put him
nearer that goal and will save you
money.
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LAURA CHAIR
This young lady from Finley Is
oneeof the most popular youngsters
in the Courier-Reporter's campaign
and has lots of friends who are
footing" for her to win. IF you be-
long to this large group, pay Laura
your subscription before o'clock
Saturday night. You will save
money, toe.
Dona Rose Jacobs of Kennewick
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Maize Young few days.
Mrs. EIdora johnson returned
home Friday, having spent the past
nine months visiting her son In
Washington, D. c., and other rela-
tives in Texas and other parts of the
East.
Carol Jacobs Of Kennewick was
an overnight visitor Of Cleo OHair
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole johnson Of
Pasco and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Paulson of Kennewick visited at
the e. Sherry home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Preston
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Wallace and
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-06-06

Walter Sheppard of Richland is
constructing two modern houses on
Mob Hill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30

il l94l Defense
DOW JONES AVERAGES
RnaN

SATURDAY
Industrial o.. lSo.14. up e.ss
Rail ........ 21.sS. up e.s5
Utility $500. 1880. mp o.os
IS stocks go. asa. up ga
Stock sales Saturday approx
mated 500 900 shares. the most for
short session since 100. 600 were
turned over Nov. ?. and compared
With 42o 600 the Saturday before.
curb stock sales Saturday were
2os 600 shares against 1896 the
preceding Saturday
NEW loRk Stocks advanced
r. moderately active trading sat
urdsy. rejecting outlook for = vast
defense spending program in 1a4l.
Best performers were the So
called war stocks. Gains spread
l. all groups, and despite some
profit-taking near the close the
list ended the session and the
week higher.
some tax selling went ahead in
low-priced shares. Commonwealth
& Southern led in activity and
equaled its low at Il is. Socony-
Vacuum Was active and steady.
Large volume was noted in Gen
eral Electric. General Motors.
United Corporation and L. s. Steel.
The latter had a small gam and
steel shares generally were higher.
SATt RDAY'S IOTATI0NS
t9uotatious courtesy Dean Wittsr a
Co Washington Bldg members
New York Stock ENchang.l
Hleh lou Tfnxe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Plan, Tor Seattle Wedding
OF Interest 10 Tseomsns

OF interest 70 many Taeomann
IL the news Of the coming mar
rage Of Mrs Thorpe nlscock and
Mr. Neil G Jamiaou II Seattle
The ceremony will he performed
the afternoon Of Esw Years day
in the home ~ Mr.. ami Mrs Marx
Msthswson IN seaitl. Just tho
Immediate families have been In.
vited
After a wedding trip 10 Mexico
and the Southwest they will make
their hons In Seattle
Mrs. Iiiaeoek IL the daughter o.
N. late Mr. and Ars. II. cfahsian
Potter faiss Alice ksrshawt II
Tacoma and Il the sister ~ Mrs..
William y Bosing ~ Seattle
aiss Jessie ksrnhaw II an sunt
~ Mrs. Hisooek ana her Cousins
are nssdamsa Herbert CfigKs.
hyins ksena. Harry Aafkos and
Miss Janet inrsrson
Tn former Grace Potter. shs
sas = popular Taeoms dsbUiants
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
F eSiive Evening
Planned for Club
Iseh.snen. Wives. Guesss
To Welcome New Year

Gaiety viii he the keynote
Tuesday evening when mem
bcrs Of the Tacoma Yacht
club and their guests enjoy
another annual welcoming
festival FOR a new year. Mr..
\. ". Gaadreau i chairman
fer the supper dance and IL
being assisted BY Mr.. +. c.
Cooney. Mr.. Michael Gaidosh
and Mr.. Jerome Weinstein. As
the midnight hour arrives,
buffet supper will be served.
Reservations for the evening In
ciade Messr. and Mesdzmss Jahn
Snyder. Jack l.owman. G NJ Hunt.
II ID. Thompson. Michael Caidosh.
u 4. Marks. Arthur Nalscky. Al
bert Hale. lr. y \ Aeker and
their guests. 1t ard Mrs Willard
J Grsh. ard Mr. and Mrs Dale NJ
kiehl
Also pr EtisAhsth Drake.
Nessrs and Mcsdamss Everett r.
steven. ". u Woodhurn. ~ a
Ekre. W ~ ostrusks. Joseph
oRenly. George wright. c. l.
Copeland. Paul Billings. ]. q
owens ~ " Trefry. Max Davis
y a. Allard. ! } Leonard. and
rs guest Mr. Martin stockwell.
Mr. and Mrs NJ G riggs and their
guests. Mr. Bruno Nesilund and
Miss Eths Murray. Mr. and Mrs
Paul riggs and their guests. Mr.
and Mrs Philip Brown. Nj and
Mrs Frank A. Graham and nr
and Mrs /. n Clark ~ Seattle
Dr and Mrs A r. Anderson.
Others who have already mad.
reservations include Messrs and
Mesdamcs David y Pennington.
Albert Runge and Mr. Jack
Hogrefe. Jerome Weinstein. Ralph
Peterson. Tom MARS. N ". Brink
worth. n. W Williams. Frank J
RYhin. Bert Bradley W Boyd
Dickinson. T y worthinFtan.
Lynn Lougheed and Dr and ars
J. r Lerum
MeSsrs and Mesdames William
Grey. G. r. Mclean. Arthur pease.
r l.. Durham. LORENZO Mansfield.
r G Cooney. Floyd somers James
Y. Griffith and William stedman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Showers Begin
For Miss Brooks
Mrs. Q. G. Button. kiio
Lois Entertain sride-Elee'

First of pre-nuptial parties
for Mss Marylean Brooks.
February hride-elect Of Mr..
Edmund West. Vas the linen
shower on Friday evening
which Mrs. O. 1. Button and
her daughter. Miss Lois, gave
al their home.
Miss Brooks. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland W.
Brooks Of Olympia. has made
her home with the Buttons
since her parents moved to
Olympia from Tacoma last
year.
The home Was attractively dec
GRATED In Christmas appointments
eleverly combined With many we'd
ding bell. On the buffet supper
table On a grass linen cloth rcd
carnation. were used - = center
piece with red tapers flsnking
them on either side Lela = I'M
aunt 81 the bride poured and Mrs
Brooks served
Games during The evening in
eiuded court whist for which high
honors wer. won ~ Miss Dorothy
Hughes
Other guests ht the party were
Miss Mary Louise Convsa. Mrs
Clarence uilllng Miss Joan Wor-
iey Ms Marjorie copeland and
Miss Helen iatshas
Miss Brooks and Mr. West Will
wed on Feb IL in Christ Episcopal
church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Dinner Proceeds
Skating Party

Mr. Bin Guyles entertained a.
stag dinner Friday evening Al the
home Of his parents Mr. and Mrs
George y Guyles College men
who were guests FOR the informal
evening were Aessrs Les Doud.
Jim Ia Casa. BIZ Watt. Roderck
Olzendam. Ralph Schaeffer. Bill
Burmeister. Jack Titcomh and Jim
Scott Of Seattle
At 10 o'clock they joined friends
a. the Roller Bowl. where Miss
Mary Jean and Mr. Jim Morris en-
tertained 81 skating party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Miss Russell Spends
Holiday in Joliet

Miss Patricia Russell. Oldest
daughter of Mrs. Frederick A.
Haines, is spending her year-end
holiday from studies at Antioch
college, Antioch, Ohio, with her
cousins. DR.. and Mrs. Bertram Will
cox in Joliet, III. Miss Russell. a
prominent member of last years
graduating class at Stadium, Is
freshman at Antioch.
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NJ ard Mrs y " Arthur. Mr.
and Mrs. Herman y Anderson.
Mr. ard Mrs Edward Bare. Af
ard Mrs. Richard bennett. Mr.
and M. Harry Berry M and
Mrs " l.. brown. Nj and Mrs
Donald Hushisf. NJ ami Mrs. y
y. Brinss. NJ snd Mrs. EsFi Hal.
com. Mr. ard ars " & Bourbon.
Captain sna Mrs. Rally
NJ y. " coblsnts sna LADY.
NJ. and Mrs Vincent Eafistfom.
Df and Mrs. cafui cArlsffom. Mr..
ard Mrs.. jerome Darling. ps. and
Mrs. Norman Dorm. Or and Mrs.
e raIefsfsidi. NJ snd Mrs. g, n
DAILY. NJ ard .f.. Charles psyisn.
Judge ard Mrs. 4 Driver. NJ. ard
Nrs cnsfiss EesztTom. Me- and
Mrs Val Fascsti. NJ ami nfs
Walter rrsnklsna. NJ sns Mira
~ u. Forbes. NJ. Russell Fsrr.
Mr. and Mrs. y ~ Estserolf. Mr..
and afs y a. Ff.arisks
Mr.. AMI Mira A. ~. GtB1sfnon
M AMI Ma Horace gssr. Mr.
and nss Frank orsfflths. Mr. sad
Mrs. J u. Oorlion. Jf Mr.. {, Nd
ward go1@l. NJ ard Mrs.. >. n.
Gregg Mr. and hrs Paul Graft
Mr. John giibeffaon. Nj. snd Mrs.
Jonn fiAmiitsa. NJ and Ms ffsd
Hansen. MI ard Mrs. JAMES
Hsaisy. Ar snd Afs waffsn 4.
iifil. NJ agsa Mrs Thsosiofa
nssiy NJ snd 1fs NiiiIam
iissiiY NJ hsFssrt Hunt. Mr. and
Ms Charles hunter
Mr. snd Mrs. Miinxm Arid
Johnson. NJ snd Mrs. AHars@
Jafgsn.on. sr. Harold tohns. M.
snd nfs John D. Johnson. Mr..
ard Ma itsymont ksiiy. Mr.. ard
Mrs. l. Darrell t>es. Mr. snd Mrs.
clifford tanghoFae. Mr.. Howard
Llneoin. Mr. ard Mrs. 6. ~ Low.
Mr.. and Mrs. y r. Msadsf, MI.
and nrn Bsrt h.guason. Mr. and
Mrs Arehis neiAia. Mr.. and Mrs
William q. nahness. Mr. ard Mrs
James March. DR. ana Mfsl Frank
hsddla0n. Mr. and Mrs Harold
Mann. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ME-
roH. Mr.. ard Mrs. N. NJ Meksn-
re. Mr.. ard Mrs. ~. u. Maxwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mueller. Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Mueller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo MeGssfcks
Mr. AID Mrs. n. r. Nichols. Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Poole. Mr.. Harold
Philips. Mr. and Mrs. ~. y. Pugh.
M and Mrs 81 H. rirrss. Mr.
william Robinson. Mr.. j. c. Rich
ards. Mr. and Mira. George Russell.
Dr and Mrs. D. Running. Mr.. and
Mrs Larry shankiin. Or. and Mrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Wed Friday Evening
VIII Spend New Years
AT Mount Rainier

Members Of the younger crowd
who will be spending New Years
eve iat Mount Rainier include
Misses Mary Thomas. Sabine
Phelps, Mary Ellen Howell. Dor
)thy Clifford. Claire Monahan.
Mary Mettler. Ann Corbett. Nancy
Longstreth. Barbara Abel and
Betty Carlson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
The Ralph leafs
Leave Saturday

Mr. and Mrs Ralph Toats. Miss
Donna Rue Teats and Miss Louise
BOYD left Saturday morning for
Pasadena and the Rose Bowl game
While in California they vii see
the Frank Libys. Miss Doris and
Miss BETTY. who have been IN Long
Beach for the past month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Mayor and Mrs. Blsse
VIII Visit Tscomans

Mayor and Mrs John william
Blase Of Seward. Alaska, arrived
in Tacoma this afternoon to be
the houseEuests Of Mr. and Mrs
Alexander Davis for the next
week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30

. Clifford nayfe. pF ansf Mrs riifs
ford . spike M ard MIRA b.as
ali nhotDrii. As ard Mrs. Arthur
Hlysrtnsn. Mr. ard Mrs.. stewart
Simpson. fJf ard Mrs John q.
akass. NJ a. q Smith. Me- fsos-
go. smith NJ ard Mrs uessTs D.
shsfflli
Ne and M. y Corning ressd.
NJ and Mfs Thsr rslisfMan. M.
and Mrs vlesaf ssn~. Nf. sad
Mr.. Ernest wsshsfsii. NJ ssd
Mrs. Losss wsrs<H. Df and Mrs.
Ei@tn u Warfsn. MI ara Mrs
1sarss Wsinhsft. M ard Nsa
= ~ White. NJ. L@stsr wiizis.
Mr.. and Ass G. ". w.sAnarn.
Mr. George r9ansan
NJ. L-sa BAKER. guest ~ L<fssy
Baker. pf ~ cIarks. guest u
Harry Ferry ps sna Mrs Jerry
sisnds. guests ~ !. G. Hixnsrd~.
Mr.. Howard whsss. xs~xs n Je~
rssms Daring. Mr.. and nrs v.
Swansea. sisssss of Or. Norman
Dosns M. and Mrs Edward Run
asfi. xss..ts ~ Mr. chsfiss k<s-
sfrom. Mr. or~n Jaeoasen. guest
n Mr.. 4 ~. rofh~ss M. ard Mrs..
ftlel~. guests ~ Mr. A. y Gun
asrsoa. M. Al copp. . xss~ss ~
NJ. Hass1s Gs~rs Mr.. sna Mrs.
nsslbsn e4fisso. xsa~sf. sf the
frank Gfiffiiha MI and Mrs. 1.
Bssiy. guest u sh~ James tfssIys.
M. ard Mrs Ifsrnsrt nTfpsaI
guest. II wsffsn =. faH
NJ. Kot~st Mcleod. sisest II
William Arid Janasen. Mr. sna
No. v r. HssFs. IT,. guests ~
Harold Mara. M. add Ma Nod
DAVIS. guests n ~ n Mckenzie.
Mr.. Harry Hnsehlnson. guest At r.
A xssllsrs Mr. Leonard blndonv
ss<s, II Harold X sienols. Mr.. J.
ob<nosiF. guest II d.. szs<r. NJ.
ard Mr.. holsnd Harper. guest AZ
M. ard Mrs. C~oxxs W<snhArts Mr..
Nc Ashsn. guest u q W. Waite.
Wsrrsns 10 Entertain ~
Anniversary Dinner
pr. and ArsL Edwin d. Wssrsn.
nave lnv,tsd . doz>n clos friends
To dinnsr on SATURDAY evening.
the occasion marking theis we'd
ding snnIverssry. Altar ~ eannss
hour they VIII taks thssr gussts
To Tho University Union eiub foe
dancing.
Visitors From BsIlinshsm
Cuests for christmAs and New
Tear holidays Of Mr.. and Mra
Harry Hartford are Mr.. and hrA
.. n. Brozovtch Of BsiiinghAR
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Scores Plan 10 Frolic Tuesday
AT University Club Celebration
Mr. e. H. forbs, and His Committee Complete
Elaborate Plans Tor Evening OF Dining end osreing

Reservations for the New Years dance At the uni
ycray Union club reaching capacity proportion. a.
the day for the gala affair draws Arrangements for
being completed this week by the chairman.
Mr.. T. II Forbes and his assistants. Mr. Lee r Merrill.
DR. Ross Wright Mr. Leroy Baker Mr.. Lawrence GhiI-
laFdueci and Mr ]. Paul Graft
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
SATURDAYS QUOTATIONS.

Quotations courtesy Dean Wittsr a.
Co Washington BIDS members
New York Stock Exchange
Hlzh Low Close
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
The Ralph Thompsons
Are at Sun Valley

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W Thomp-
son are spending the holiday sea
son at Sun Valley.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-07-11
Family Reunion Enjoyed
At Henry Home

The home of the Robert Henrys,
ON Castalian road, was the scene OF
a very happy reunion last Tuesday
afternoon and evening, when the
Pender family gathered to welcome
Miss Auris Fender home from China,
where she has for the last five years
represented Southern Baptists In
Missionary Activities. From the first
Joyous meeting at the railroad sta
ton until for into the night, the fami-
ly, other relatives and friends, enjoy
ed renewing relationships.
A delicious buffet supper was serv-
ed at six o'clock to the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pender,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Blanton and
children, Laird, Elinor and Evelyn,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Peeler and two
daughters, Sallie Jim and Glenda
Frank, MIR. and Mrs. Smith Giles and
daughter .Sandra Sue. all of Kosciusko,
Mr. and frs. w. C. Thornton and son,
Wiley, Jr., the j. G. Henry family and
Miss Roberta DeLoach all of Durant
and Miss Elizabeth Blanton of Jack
O n Leroy Blanton of Bay Springs,
Texas, Miss Lucille Blanton of Jack
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Pender
of Kansas City were the only mem
bers of the family unable to be pre-
sent.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-07-11

DR.. and Mrs. Robert Cooper, Shreve-
port. La, visited here recently. They
were accompanied home by his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Cooper, will
will spend a month with them.
Walter McCool, Jr, Grenada, Is
spending several days with his grand
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. E. 5.
Lewis.
Junior Witt is spending this week
in Tchula.
Mrs. E. II. Witt and Jimmy spent
Saturday in Jackson.
Andrew Brown, Aberdeen, spent
the weekend with Bankhead Drane.
Mrs. Fl. E. Hight and son, Billy,
Winona, spent several days last week
with Mrs. NJ. E. Mcclellan.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Rhyme n
children, West, spent the Fourth in
Durant.
The Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Lewis and
grandson. Walter McCool, Jr., spent
| Tuesday and Wednesday in Green
wood.
Mrs. r. B. Jenkins and Reuben
have returned from a months WISH
to points in Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Brumifield anc
infant son were the guests this week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Bowie ant
other friends. MIR. Brumfield was thu
former coach at Durant high ant
Mrs. Brumfield was a popular mem
Der of the faculty.
Mrs. E. S. Lewis spent several day
in Jackson last week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Herman spent
Saturday afternoon in Jackson.
Miss Juanita Gum, Noxapater, is
spending several weeks with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Lemuel Walters.
]. d. Causey, Jackson, spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs. Hassie
Causey.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Elliott and
sons, Sonny and George OF Jackson
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Mcclellan,
Phillip, were the Sunday guests OF
Mrs NJ. IT. Woods. Sonny and George
STAYED until Wednesday when they
were lake uhome by Mrs. Woods and
Mrs. Tom Ashley.
Miss Sara Ann Elliott has returned
to her home in Jackson where she
will join her parents for a two weeks
vacation on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Ferguson, Green
wood, spent the Fourth with her par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. ]. D. Alsbury.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Mcclellan Is
spending several days this week with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d.
Thornton, at West.
Miss Lauree Durham, Jackson, spent
the weekend with her parents, MT
and Mrs. J. p. Durham.
Wiley Browne, Jackson, spent the
weekend at home with his mother
Mrs. Myrtice Browne.
Mrs Kate Hunoldstein, Jackson, l.
spending a month in Durant and Il
located at the Hotel Durant. She Wi
work in the Peoples Bank for tn
time she is here.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-07-11

Mrs. Frank Calender has Zen at
the bedside OF her mother, Ms, sam
Horton, in Jackson this week.
Mrs II. A. Harold, Terrell, Texas,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. p
Taylor.
Billy Bacon, Jackson, spelt the
weekend at home with his lother,
Mrs. Zouella Bacon.
Charlie Moore, Biloxi, spet the
weekend at home with his family
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Long ad Mr..
and Mrs. Merrill Mitchell haze re-
turned from a delightful mote trip
to Washington, Mammoth Cav and
other points.
Miss Estelle Turner, a teacer in
the schools Of Grenada, is spnding
the summer vacation at mex nohie
here.
MIR. and Mrs. clyde Hester a re-
turned TO their home in New York
after a pleasant visit with frierds in
Durant.
Mrs. Ruth Geotes went to JaRson
Tuesday where she attended the Am
erican Legion ball.
Gordon Allen attended the Aneri-
can Legion convention in Jackson
this week.
Mrs. Madge Lipsey left Tuesday for
Fort Worth, Texas, where q VIII
spend two weeks.
Mrs. r. C. Elmore is spending this
week at Fort Worth, Texas where she
is visiting friends.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-07-11
Mrs. Taylor Is Hostess
To Baptist W.. N. U.

Circle 1 of the Baptist w. NJ U.
met in the home of Mrs. w. P. Taylor
ut 3 o'clock with Z members pre-
sent.
The devotional, 1.-TWO Ideals OF
Prayer" Matt. 5:1-10 vas given by
Mrs. Ritter. Prayer by Mrs. Myers.
The meeting was opened with pray
err by Mrs. H. E. Harrington.
The program, "Cementing Bonds
of Friendship with Neighbors' was
led by Mrs. Steed. Those taking
part on program were: Mrs. j. &.
Robertson and Mrs. U. r. Hathcock,
Mrs. H. E. Harrington and Mrs. w.
p. Taylor.
The program was close with pray
er by Mrs. Ritter for our work in
Neighboring Nations.
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EImore- Borwick Vows
Said On Friday

Miss Willie Martha Elmore became
the bride of Mr.. Howard Barwick on
Friday evening, July 5, 1910 at eight
O'Clock at the residence of the Rev.
e. S. Lewis. The Rev. Lewis per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride was lovely in her we'd
ding dress of blue lace with harmonic
ing accessories. Her shoulder corsage
was of pink rosebuds.
After a brief wedding trip the young
couple will be at home with the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Elmore.
They were attended by Mrs. Robert
Ray, Miss Kathryn Durham, Ray
mond and Billy Gilmore.
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family spent Sunday with his parents
here.
Miss Margaret Moorhead, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Moorhead, oil
Jackson, has been spending this week
at home. Margaret is a senior stu
dent nurse at the Jackson infirmary
where she expects to get her diploma
next March.
Miss Cargill Howard spent several
days last week on the coast.
Buddy and Mary Lewis spent the
weekend in Kosciusko with their
grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Ramsey have
returned to their home in Birming-
ham,, Alabama, after visiting his moth
err, Mrs. G. B. Ramsey, here.
Mrs. w. P. Taylor and Red, Jr. n
Roy Williams spent last week in
Memphis.
Leon Maxwell was a business visi-
tor to Jackson Monday afternoon.
Jimmy Harper and Benny Hill were
business visitors to jackson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Maxwell spent
the weekend in Water Valley where
they visited her parents.
Mrs. Charles Alexander had as her
house guest last week her mother
Mrs. Nicholson, of Pachuta. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander accompanied her home
for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Montgomery
and daughters, Margaret and Martha
Ann, will return Saturday to their
home in Washington, D. c. after a
delightful visit here.
Miss Kathryn Durham visited IN
Jackson last week.
Mrs. Sam Horton 81 recovering nice
Nv at the Baptist Hospital in cks
following an operation several days
ago. Her friends will be glad to know
that she is exected to be brought
home this weekend.