Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26
BY Mrs. T. e. Haffey

ar. and Mrs. w. B. Lucas were
1r. and Mrs. Early NJ. Lucas and
hildren of Belzoni. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Piper of
Fullerton, California were guests
he past week of Mr.. and Mrs. c..
Burwell. Mrs. Piper is a niece
If Mr.. Burwell's. She and Mr..
Piper have just returned from a
zip to the West Indies and Virgin
Islands.
Mr.. 7. f. Haffey attended the
}oard of Directors meeting of the
iolmeS County Grain Elevator
association on Monday night, Feb
.uary 10th, at the City Hall il.
lexington.
i.ev. and Mrs. Price Brock of
-1icKens visited in the home O.
DIR. and Mrs. Sam l.. Brown on
4onaay afternoon.
...S.C.S. Meets On Monday
On Monday afternoon, Feb. 10th
ne W.S.C.S. of the EbeneZer
Methodist Church met in the
.ione OF Mrs. C. L. Burwell with
-lrs. Harris Humphrey as co-hos-
.ess. There were seven members
resent. The topic of discussion
nas Llteracy'. At the CONCLUSION
u tle program, the hostesses ser
.eu cherry pie and coffee.
MIR. Sam L. BranSon made q
business trip to Morrisonyille,
nno4s recently.
On monday night, Feb. 10Th,
-Ir. and Mrs. T. +. Murtagh haa
i very pleasant surprise when the
JEone rang, and is was their son.,
JAnmy, who had been in Cali
0rn4a. lie mad been in the Western
ocn4c. jimmy says to tell every
5.Ie hello. He won't be coming
loTne soon, but he is happy to be
JACK IN the states.
Mr.. I. Z. Haffey underwent
nnor surgery at the Holmes
county Community hospital on
Wednesday February 18th. He is
improving nicely at home.
VA. ami MRS. Sam l.. Bronson
anu children enjoyed a 500
o'clock dinner in the home of Mr..
anu Mrs. Richard Bronson in
rlckens Monday evening. The oc-
~os-on was Mir. Richard Bron-
sons birthday.
MISS Barbara Moore of Lexing-
ton visited Mrs. William Gnemi
on Monday.
Anne Gnemi spent the weekend
with Melinda Sample.
MIR. and Mrs. Nolan H. O'Reilly
left Sunday afternoon by train to
Memphis, While there Mr.. O'Reil-
~ attended the district ginners
meeting. They returned on Tues
day.
Mrs, T. E. Murtagh and Mrs.
Emily made a business trip to
Jackson on Friday.
Little Kathy Netherland of Lex
ington, spent a few days last week
,Q4th lei aunt, Mrs. Wilburn White
and family. While her mother
Mrs. Reuben Netherland stayed at
the hospital with Reuben, Jr.
We're glad to report he is at
home now; and we hope he will
be well soon.
Taking advantage of the sun
shine Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan
O'Reilly and sons enjoyed a
shopping trip to jackson.
Linda Sue Moorehead of Lexing-
ton was the house guest of S1,
san Sample over the weekend.
Among those attending the has
ketball game in Lexington Friday
night were Mrs. Sam Sample
and children, Mrs. Mary I. Up
shaw, Gray Brock, Terry, Dickie,
Jimmy, Paul, and Carl Edwards,
Noble Irene, Mary Jane and
Linda Upshaw, Jimmy and An
drea Brown, Rubber" and Lar
ry Spell, Walden Hendry, Butch"
Rose and Anne Gnemi, Pat, Alice
Anne, Tommy and Mike Haffey.
Carl Edwards and Noble Upshaw
we're among the players.
Canton Shoppers on Saturday aft
ernoon were Mr.. and Mrs. Sam L.
Bronson and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan H. O'Reilly
spent Thursday afternoon in Va
ZOO City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Brown
and Mrs. J.. V. Brown spent Sat
urday in Lexington with Mrs.
George Ellison; Mrs. j. v. Brown
remained for an extended visit.
Mrs. Thelma Malone accompan-
led Mrs. E. L. Brown to Pickens
Friday afternoon for a visit with
Mrs. Bobby Courts and family.
Dinner guests in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Edwards on
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Edwards and family of Yazoo City
ana Mrs. Billie Edwards and
family of Yazoo City, and Rev.
Donald Williams.
We r sorry to report Mr.. Plez