Holmes County herald., 1960-08-11

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aha enjoyed a visit of several
days from her mother, Mrs. A.
Naman of Greenwood, last
week.
Miss Mary Alice Shields re-
turned Saturday from a brief
visit with her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Lacey in
Jackson.
Mrs. j. C. Cannon was a
weekend guest of her sister,
Mrs. R. r. Watts in Kosciusko.
After two weeks spent at the
Presbyterian Training School
n Montreal, North Carolina,
Mrs. Everade Jones returned
last week. While there Mrs.
Jones had the misfortune to
break a small bone in her left
foot. We are happy to report
that this break is healing nicely
and she IS able to be out.
Mrs. Roy Raddin visited in
the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 81 Corley in Jackson
last week. While there she and
her mother motored to Mobile
where they were guests of her
sister, Mrs. Glade Woods.
We extend sincere sympathy
to Mr. D. c. Scott in the loss
of his mother. Mrs. Scott had
been a patient in the Golden
Age Nursing home in Green
wood for several months.
Rev. Roy Raddin was guest
speaker three times Tuesday
evening to the Youth Retreat
of the Alta Woods Baptist
Church in Jackson held at the
Holmes County Park in Durant.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Davidson
and Peggy Harvey of Kosciusko
and Mr. ]. A. Davidson, Mar
tina and Joann of Clinton, La,
spent Monday with the w. o.
MooreS.
Mt. and Mrs. J.. E. Hayes,
Donna and Johnnie left Satur
day afternoon for a two weeks
tour of the West.
Tchula children appearing on
the Greenwood TV station
Friday were Martha, Mary and
Elizabeth Gwin, Douglas and
Glenn Curle, Marcia, Andy
and David Guy Ray, Donna
and Johnny Hays, Kent and
Harvey Parrish and Ethel Ann
and Mart Smith.
Mrs. R. M. Warner and son
Myron returned Monday from
a visit with the Powers War.
ner family in Lakeland, Fla.
We note that Mrs. George
Buck is the recipient Of the
Tchula Garden Clubs Garden
of the Week for the past
week.
Mrs. w. E. Hays entertained
in her home recently her friend
Miss Ireys Martin of Memphis
and niece, Mrs. Minnie Byrd
Stalnaker of Aberdeen.
The W.S.C.S., held their
regular meeting in the Assem-
bly, Room of the Tchula
Methodist Church Monday af-
ternoon. The opening Hymn
was followed by a silent pray
err which was closed by Mrs.
C. w. Spradley. After the Scrip
ture reading by Mrs. Spradley
the business meeting was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Henry Waterer.
Roll call and treaSurerS re-
port made, a committee was
appointed to make plans for
the revival that will feature
DR.. w. 3. Selah of Jackson as
the guest minister. Mrs. F. W.
Ray was selected to attend the
School of Mission to be held
at Camp Stephens in Oxford
August 16. The meeting was
dismissed by prayer in uni
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Moore
of Winona spent Sunday with
MIR. and Mrs. w. o. Moore and
son Billy. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Davidson and family of jack
son called on the w. o. Moore
family Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Pate Johnson was a
gracious hostess to her Canasta
club last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ray Foster had high
score, Mrs. w. E. Marshall
low, and Mrs. Hugh Nichols
was the bingo winner. The
hostess served a delicious des
sert course at the conclusion
of the games.
Mrs. Sara Baine left Sat
urday afternoon to attend the
Gift Show being held in the
Hotel and City Audi
forum in Memphis.
Misc Sharon Duke was ac-