The Lexington advertiser., 1940-05-09
GOODMAN
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On Monday evening, Miss Martha
Turner, instructor Of the physical edu-
cation department, entertained the King
and Queen Of the May Day Festival and
their court with a picnic supper, in the
county park, with picture show party
afterwards. Those present were w. l..
Sturdivant. king; Miss Nell Douglas,
queen; Miss Vernie Edwards, Marshall
Stuckey; Sylvia Smith, Herbert Arnold;
Carolyn Dexter, Bob Jones; Frances
Weeks, John Maxwell; Camille Perkins,
John Cameron; Juanita Hobbs, Lohman;
Frances Hoffman, James Parneil
The Woman's Reading Club met on
Tuesday in the home of Miss Bet Moody,
with Mrs. Ida Henderson as co-hostess.
The program on child welfare was led
by Mrs. Carl Hansen. Mrs. j. W. Allen
gave a very impressive talk on obser-
vance OF May Day as Child Welfare Day.
During the social hour the hostesses
served a delicvious CONCEALED salad and
sandwiches with devils food cake and
iced tea. Guests besides members we're:
Mrs. Homer Tyler Mrs. Thomas Dorsey,
and Mrs. Bessis Doty.
The Methodist Woman's Missionary
Society met at the church Monday al
ternoon, with a good attendance. The
program from the World Outlook was led
by Mrs. Bessie Doty. Mrs. Ras Branch,
chairman of Spiritual Life Group, gave
the meditation, Mrs. Earl Lucas, Mrs.
Dave Gulledge and Miss Mary Carter
gave the Life Of Bishop Lambuth. A
number Of items from the bulletin were
given.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Dustin and Mrs.
II. I. Sududuth of Laurel, Mrs. Emma
Mcdaniel of Sandersville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harder Mcdaniel and Miss Mary Lou Me-
Daniel of Jackson were guests Monday
and Monday night in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. M. c. Mcdaniel and attended
the violin recital given by Miss Annette
Mcdaniel, assisted by Henry Hood, BARI
tone. Supt. and Mrs. Mcdaniel enter
taied the young artists and number OF
their friends with an informal reception
after the recital.
The Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
had q social meeting on Monday in the
home of Mrs. Carl Hansen. Mrs. Hill
led the devotional. Margaret Mcdonald
Of the Junior College gave reading.
During the social hour the hostess served
a lovely salad plate with punch.
Mrs. Lamar Mabry, Miss Hazel Mabry
and Mrs. Walter Mabry motored up from
Shreveport last week to attend the fu-
neral of the late Thomas Mabry. Mrs.
Robert Ford accompanied them home Tor
u short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Harmon, Misses
Louis Pepper. Frances Kent, Frances
Weeks and Vera Clement motored to
vicksburg Sunday.
Mrs. John Davis and son Johnny re-
turned Thursday from a visit to rela-
tives in Greenville.
Pres. M. C. Mcdaniel attended the
Junior College track meet at Ellisville
last week. Mrs. Mcdaniel accompanied
him as far as her mothers home at
Mrs. John Killebrew attended to bu-
,iness in Lexington Tuesday.
Mrs. I. C. New went down to Jackson
to consult an eye specialist.
Friends Of George Mitchell will regret
to hear Of his illness.
Mrs. Woods Eastland was called TO
Ruleville by news Of the death of her
fahter, Mr.. Barrett.
Mrs. Sallie Doty and Miss Santa Hol-
lum spent the week end with Miss Santa
Tackett at Oxford.
Mrs. Corrie Carter and Grandapa Hol-
lum spent the week end in Jackson,
who had visited with relatives in CAL
houn City and Derma for several days.
Mrs. Johnnie Montgomery and daugh-
ter. Rose Anne of Money, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Cross
Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Hand has just returned
from hospital in Kosciusko. Her host
of friends will be happy to know she is
improving.
Mr.. C. H. Henderson visited his wife
and other relatives over the week end