The Lexington advertiser., 1941-07-31
GOODMAN

present brick building which is beini
used to house the new gin, was erecte'
| in 1904. Mr.. w. J. Nelson did flourish
ing business there for many years.
w. 8. C. s. Meeting.
The woman's Society Of Christian
Service met on Monday in the home o.
Miss Mary Carter with Mrs. j. ]. Brown
ing as co-hostess. A number of bust
ness matters were attended to, one o.
these being a discussion as to sending
colored woman to Gulfside to tht
mission training school for colored
workers. Mrs. Donald led program
from The World Outlook, and the meet
ing was closed by prayer. The hostess
during the short social hour, served
sandwiches and tea, with cookies.
Mrs. J. T. Skelton Hostess.
Mrs. J. T. Shelton was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon to a group of her
friends honoring Miss LaVelle Dick, OF
Birmingham. Miss Dick and her mother,
Mrs. Pauline Dick, have been vacation
| ing this summer at the County Park
] where they have been since June 1st.
Miss Dick, who is supervisor Of the Art
Department in the public schools Of
Birmingham, is an artist of some note,
herself. She has studied abroad and
also in Mexico, besides in New York and
Chicago At the invitation Of the Wo-
mans Reading Club, Miss Dick, who
was presented by Mrs. Everette, gave a
very interesting and instructive lecture,
"The Place Of Art in This Changing
World" She illustrated her talk by a
number of prints of famous pictures.
During the social hour, Mrs. Shelton,
assisted by Mrs. Jimmie Donald, Mrs.
Earl Shelton, and Mrs. J. d. Neaves,
served a delicious CONCEALED salad with
Ritz crackers, cookies and tea.
Mrs. John Killebrew motored to Wi
mona Friday.
Friends of Mr.. J. d. Neaves will sym
pathize with him in the loss by death
Of his sister, Mrs. Ferrell, of Sails,
who passed away on Friday evening
after a short illness. She is survived
by her husband and three children, her
mother and q number of brothers and
sisters.
Miss Gertrude KERN and Mrs. Thorn
ason of Louise, came over to Goodman
Sunday afternoon to bring Mrs. Jimmie
Donald home from visit to Louise and
other places in the delta.
Mrs. Frederick Donald is visiting rel
atives in Mobile this week.
Miss Beadie Dodson, R.N., whose home
is in Jackson, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. A. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Powers motored to
Lexington Sunday afternoon where they
visited relatives.
Mrs. w. A. Knight of Jackson, was
a visitor in the Shelton home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Killebrew and FAM
lily visited Mrs. S. A. Killebrew at
Thornton Thursday.
Mrs. John Browning spent last week
in the Good Hope community in Mad
ison county.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brumby and chill
dren came up from their home in Clin-
ton Sunday to visit Mrs. Matte Brumby.
DR.. P. B. Brumby and son Bing, were
| Sunday afternoon visitors to Mrs. Mat
tie Brumby.
l Mrs. r. w. Almond and children re-
turned Sunday from two weeks visit
to relatives at Belfontaine.
President Ras Branch Of the Junior
| College, is spending vacation days al
Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Allen motored
to Memphis last week.
| Mrs. Nell Doty, who lives in Pickens
is the guest of Mrs. Ras Branch during
Mr.. Branchs absence at Hot Springs
| DIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Allen are at home
| again after several weeks spent with
relatives in st, Louis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Donald left Sat
urday for New York where Mr.. Donald
was called on business. Little Leroy
and Bill are spending the time with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w
Ford.
| Homer Daniels spent the week END
with friends in Canton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Simmons came over
from their home at Sails on Sunday
afternoon to visit in the Vaughan home
Mrs. Sallie Doty spent last week a,
Richland, guest Of the Jim Chisolms.
Mr.. I. U. Donald, Frederick Donald
and Charles Donald spent last week a,
Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ray of Indianola
came by Saturday morning and carried
Mrs. Ida Henderson to Springville, Ala.
bama, where they were guests in the
home of Mrs. Ed Moody and enjoyed 9
family reunion of the Moody family.
Mrs. Pat Smithson is spending a few
days in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods Eastland anl
children of Mendenhall, Mr.. and Mrs
Carter Harmon of Meridian, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Eugene Parker, Jr. of Itta Bens
Mrs. Mollie Schrock, Gayden Schrock
Mrs. Clayde Mauldin and daughte,
Jean, of Baton Rouge, were Sunday
guests of the Eugene Parkers, celebrat.
ing Mr.. Parker's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cowsert were
Joined here by Mrs. w. r. Gooch and
Miss Dorothy Gooch of Yazoo City, foi
trip to Birmingham to visit relatives
on Sunday. Mrs. Tyer of Jackson, ac.
| COMMANDED them ON their return and al