The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-31
THE LEXINGTON ADVERTISER, EXTINCTION, MISSISSIPPI

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| Cannon held high guest score, Mrs
r. Huddleston, bingoed. each receiv-
Ralph Ray , low score and Mrs. w.
Myron Casteele high club score. Mrs.
ed an attractive prize.
The hostess served tomato roses
crab sandwiches, olives. crackers.
fudge cake and iced drinks.
Mrs. M. Tahir and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth. returned Thursday even
ing from a delightful three weeks
vacation spent in Dayton, Ohio and
New Castle Pennsylvania. Mr.. Has
san Zeghabe, nephew of Mr.. Tahir,
joined them in New Castle, after
his arrival in America from Cairo,
Egypt. He plans to make his home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Tahir.
Mrs. S. j. Foose ST.. and Mrs. o. w.
Nixon left Saturday morning on
Cooks tour of the West. Their timer
airy will include Chicag, Yellow Stone
Park, Portland, Oregon, Mt. Rainier,
Seattle, Puget Sound Victoria, B.
c., Vanff, Canada, Lake Louise and
a boat trip on the Pacific. They will
return in about twelve day.
Miss Sara Virginia Jones will go
to Ripley, Miss. Thursday where
Miss Sara Emma McAlister will join
her for the trip to Bristol, Virginia
where they will attend the Guy
Maier Musical Festival.
Sachia Long One Year Old
Mrs. Austin Long entertained
Tuesday afternoon with a little par
ty in honor of the first birthday of
her daughter, Sachia. Mary Lou
Read, Frank Neill Clark, Sally Hud-
dleston, Cherlyl and Patsy Fisher,
each accompanied by their mother
were present. Birthday cake and ice
cream were served to the older
guests and Zwibac to the youngest
one. Favors were attractive feet toys.
Mrs. Kenneth Parrish entertained
informally with two tables of bingo
Wednesday afternoon. Coca-Colas
and sandwiches were served to the
guests, Mrs. Frank Gwin
Jr., Miss Sara Ellen Jones, Miss An
geline Samaba, Miss Georgene Crow,
Miss Frances Lee MCGEE, Mrs. Wal
ter Curle, Miss Becky Baine and
the hostess.
Miss Marian Kazar is spending the
in Chicago, Ill. where n
is studying piano music.
John Norcross Of Jackson spent
the weekend with Everarde Jones.
Miss Frances Clark of Jackson was
the guest of Mrs. Marina Clark and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore Clark
Sunday.
Mrs. j. J. Kazar and daughters
have returned from a visit with re-
latives in Stamps and Texarkana,
Arkansas.
Mrs. r. G. Williams of Jackson
visited her sister, Mrs. w. c. Smith
last week.
Weekend guests of MISS Geor-
gene Crow were Miss Martha Hamil-
ton of Winona and Mrs. B. M. Stubs
of MCGEE.
Miss Jill Giddens of Jackson was
the house guest of Miss Ouida
Woody last week.
Jimmy Carlisle of Denver, Colo
RADIO is the guest of his cousin Miss
Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Clifton Booth
left for New Orleans Sunday on a
business and social trip. On their
return they will spend a few deys
on the coast.
Mrs. Matte c. Hill of Greenville
is the guest of her brother A. c.
Conger and Mrs. Conger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Foose OF
Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Har-
ris and son of Tunica were week
end guests in the S. ]. Foose home.
Mrs. Evans of Acona and Mrs.
May Young Mullins of Chicago were
guests of Mrs. Ned Parrish Tuesday.
Mrs. Mullins taught school in Tuni-
ca many years ago and old friends
called to see her during the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Moss and
daughters Kay and Yvonne spent
several day on the coast last week.