The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-12-23
GOODMAN

GOODMAN
wOMEN's READING CLUB
Mrs. G.. ]. Everett entertained the
Women's Reading Club on Tuesday in
her home. Since this was the Christmas
season, with a Christmas program. Mrs.
Everett had her home decorated with
Christmas holly and evergreens. In the
living room was a small tree and the
dining room table on which was a lovely
lace tablecloth, were evergreens and
holly and other Christmas decorations.
Mrs. McKie of Pickens, had charge Of
tho program which featurned the Junior
College Sextette In nan Christmas
musical numbers. This sextette is com
posed Of Misses Evelyn Metts, Jane Will
burn. Lou Case, Rose Anne Montgomery.
Esther Helm, and Rosa Wyse Forde. Be-
sides the sextette, Miss Lou Case told
the story Of 1.-THE Other Wise Man.
After this very lovely program refresh
ments OF fruit cake, ambrosia, sailed
nuts, and coffee we're served.
Corp. Roy Mcdaniel, who is stationed
at Fort Lee, Va, is home for a Christ
mas furlough with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford are happy to
have their children home for the Christ
mas holidays. Those visiting them are:
Sgt. and Mrs. Howard Morton Of Fort
Lee, Va; Mrs. Kenneth McRae Of Los
Angeles, Calf, and Miss Selby Stafford
of Belhaven.
| DR.. Joseph Sanchez Of Evanston, I'LL.
arrived on Saturday for a weeks vsca-
ton during the holidays in the Hugh
Cowsert home.
Mrs. Eugene Parker motorcd to Biloxi
to get her daughter, Mrs. Charles Chand-
Ter and baby, who will be with the
Parkers during the Christmas holidays
Marion Ousley left Monday for pre-
induction into the army. He was sent
to Camp Shelby for preliminary check
ups.
Miss Judith Ford of Jackson, spent
| LnG Wtthtnu With III "'~"N'
and Mrs. E. w. Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Donald and chill
dren motored to Kosciusko on Saturday
Mrs. George Moody is in Knoxville
Tenn, where she is visiting with her
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis and
family and Miss Georgia Lee Moody.
Roy Lawrence, who is attending school
of technology at VIM. Armour in Mem
phis, will spend Christmas holidays with
his mother, Mrs. Belva Lawrence.
David Donald, who is in school at the
University of Illinois, in Urbana, lli.'
arrived Wednesday for a holiday vaca-
ton in the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. /. U. Donald.
Mrs. Will Tate returned from a visit
with Mrs. Eugene Davidson Of jackson,
this week.
Miss Edwina Ford, who works in Men,
phis, Tenn, Is expected for the Christ
mas holidays in the E. w. Ford home.
Mrs. Corrie Carter will W. as guests
over Christmas weekend, Mr.. and Mrs.
BRYAN Hamilton and little daughter,
Sara 10, of Harperville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Carter and daughter OF
Jackson.
Claude Mcdaniel is spending a few
DAYS with his grandparents in Jackson
this week.
Mr.. Almond with several of the Good
man Bow Scouts, took a load of scrap
iron. which the Scouts had collected
| during the past weeks, over to Lexing-
ton on Tuesday.
Pvt. Cecil Clements of Camp Shelby
was home for a weekend with Mrs. Gle
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Montgomery OF
Biloxi, with their children are guests
in the home of Mrs. Percy Montgomery
this week.
Miss Nell Douglas, who teaches ir
Louise, Miss, is expected home for the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. J. T. SHELTON and Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Shelton motored to Jackson OF
Thursday for shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mallory and chill
dren of Way, Miss, and Mrs. Lewi'
Long of oxford, with her daughter Mis-
Eleanor Long, who is at school ut MSCW
are all visitors in the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Meek.
Mrs. Jacobs returned homo on Tues
day after having a major operation II
the hospital in Yazoo City. Her con
dition is good.
Tom Albin of Sails, and Mrs. Lynn
of Pickens, Miss Ernestine Albin an
Mrs. VIM. Walker of Jackson, all vislte'
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Abb
during the past weekend.