The Lexington advertiser., 1940-04-11
PICKENS
PERSONALS
Continued from Page 81


Mrs. W. F. Marlborough spent from
Tuesday until Friday of last week in
Jackson attending the annual meeting
of the w. NJ. U. While there Mrs. Var
borough was the guest of Mrs. Dayton
c. Simmons of Fairview Avenue and
| later in the week visited in Brookhaven
with her sister. Mrs. J. A. Taylor. Mrs.
Marlborough had the pleasure of attend
ing the Blue Mountain Alumnae Tea
while in Jackson
Mrs. James McKie and her brother,
Herbert Smith, were among the number
to enjoy the beautiful Azaleas on the
Nissisjrpi coast from Sunday until Tues
day
-Ir and Mrs. R. P. Neblett of Brook
| h"ven. were week end guests in the home
OF MI. and Mrs. A. P. Marlborough.
Dr. and Mrs. Barnett Cottrell and
children of Jackson, and Mrs. Mable
Cottrell were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Marlborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Hutchinson and
baby of Columbus. were in Pickens over
the week end Mrs. Hutchinson and
baby remaining over for the week.
| Attending the Missionary Conference
| in kosciusko Wednesday were, Mrs. L.
Atkinson, Miss Josie Burton, Mrs. Will
Hoover, Mrs. E. L. Zeigler, Rev. and
Mrs. Gregory, Mrs. w. A. Hanna.
Mrs. Sidney Peacock returned to her
| home in Acona Sunday after several days
in her parents home.
Visiting in the Patton home this week
, are Mr.. and Mrs. Fern Patton of Her.
nando, Fern, Jr., and Katie Bess Patton
and Miss Rachael Dali of Arkansas.
Busines visitors in Jackson Tuesday
were Lowrey Ingram and Edward Speg
Ter.
Expected home for two weeks vaca-
tion this week end is Charles Mcpherson
from Sioux City, Iowa, who is con-
nected with the Mid Continent Air Line
at that place.
Mrs. Annie Guyton and Mrs. John
Hoover drove over to Koscusko Tues
day to attend the conference which met
through Wednesday
Get your sweet potato plants
early. Now is the time to plant
them. Frank Gwin, Phone POLL,
Tchula, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Britt Hoover and son
Johnnie, while returning from Canton
Saturday evening, were in a car accident
which resulted in painful bruises and
cuts for Mrs. Hoover and baby and the
car badly damaged. Mrs. Hoover is con-
fined to her home for the week where
she is being showered with many flowers,
gifts and calls.
Jane Wilburn, talented little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilburn, was
the guest of the Woman's Reading Club
in Goodman Tuesday and contributed
four piano numbers on the program.
| Others on the program were two talented
pupils from Goodman, John Howard
| Douglas and the daughter of Prof. and
Mrs. Mcdaniel. James numbers were
| from the following composers, Bach,
Paderewski, GODDARD and Chopin. She
! is to give a junior piano recital in the
near future.
Thomas Callihan of Jackson, was up
during the week end for visit with his
aunt, Mrs. Susie Morton.
Mr.. Jack Anthony of Washington, Mo-,
spent few days with his mother and
sisters this week.
Mary Wilburn and Hardy McKie, Jr.
are attending the high school senior
dance given by K. Exum at the Country
Club in Canton Friday night. Mary is
to be the week end guest of Clifton Ray
in Canton.
Mrs. C. V. Maxwell conference officer
of the North Mississippi Conference, at
tended the meeting in kosciusko.