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Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Ollie Nor
gan, Percy Smith, Doctor
Hodges, Elra McGee, Shirley
Neal and Robert Washington,
Survivors include his wi
dow, Beatrice Patton Olive
a IS year old daughter, Wilma
both Of Lexington; four SIS.
tiers, Lincoln Hammond (wi-
dow of Chalmers HAMMOND,
Chicago; Ada Lee Price
I Louisville Georgia; Tahmel
Graham, Toledo, Ohio; anc
Annie May Mosley of Jackson.
All four sisters attended the
funeral rites.
Three brothers, Ben Olive.
Jr., Memphis Tennessee and
Robert w. (Dubb) Olive, Tul-
sa, Oklahoma, who ATTENDED
the funeral and Carrot Olive,
st. Louis, Missouri, who was
unable to make the trip to
Lexington.
Additional out of town mem
bers of the family who at
tended the funeral were John
Avery Olive, Memphis; Mar
tina May Allen and Bernadine
Fleming, both of Nashville
Miller Mosley, Miller Mosley,
Jr. and Katherine Mosley, all
of Jackson.
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reputation of being one of
the best tacklers in the state
and Charles Tate established
himself as an end by making
diving catches on Strowder's
rolloutS.
For the fifth game of the
season the Mustangs travelled
to Charleston to take a COM
paratively easy 20-6 victory
Again the game went accord
ing to form with Anderson
on the receiving end of a
Strowder aerial, and Strow-
der turning the corner to
provide the other two tbs.
The sixth game of the sea-
son was against Kosciusko
This was the game of the
year Ronnie Lewis ankled
line held the Bob Cats to TO
margin until late in the third
stanza when three Mustangs
fumbles set up three Bob Cat
tbs. 1t was then the roofs
fell in.
The Yellow Jackets of Du-
rant came to town ready for
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LAC Mustangs Complete Good Season
Eight Lettermen
On Squad; Injuries
Plague Team

The Mustangs entered sea-
son praclice With hopes that
the 1902 season would be one
OF the best In history. Eight
lettermen and seven highly
trained substitutes were to
carry the burden. Due to IN
eIlglbillty OF several key
transfers, and a rash of IN
juries to lettermen, the ORR
gina1 number was drastlcally
reduced.
gOut-numbered and out
welgned by all opponents ex-
cepC WInona, the Mustangs
held their own against many
OF their opponents statistical
ly, only to come out on the
losing end.
One of the largest crowds
ever to witness a football
game in central Mississippi
saw the Mustangs drop a 60
decision to Carthage on a last
quarter pass interrogation on
Sept. 6. Although the win
ners were dlt gained five to
one, aerials from Booker to
Strowder which was not
stopped all day. Fumbles pre-
vented the Mustangs from
opening the door in the first
quarter. \
The second game of the
season the Mustangs came
from behind the mighty Gre
NADIA to give the only setback
to the Champions. Robert An
derson, the Mustang, elusive
sophomore end, snagged a
wildcat pass from a line back
er position and raced Is yds.
to send the Mustangs out
front 1913 after Strowder
had turned the corner twice
on pitch outs from Booker,
and full back Travis had
plunged over on the try to
knot the score at 13 off. This
was spoken of as one of the
greatest team efforts ever wit
messed by many sport fans.
No other club came closer
than 80 points to the CMAC
Champs the entire season.
The Mustangs met Leland
and Decatur in the next two
games. Before they conceded
to defeat Strowder again
turned the corner once in
each game to give the Mus
tangs their only scores. Eas-
rskin Greer lived up to the
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Delta Kappa Gamma
Holds Luncheon

II EN# M.HHE#
NJ Chapter of Delta Kap-
pa Gamma held its November
luncheon meeting on Satur-
day, November II in the pri-
vate dining room Of Camp
bells Restaurant in Koscius-
ko. Hostesses were Mrs
Christine Payne, Miss Bernice
Cox and Miss Mary McClin-
took. Luncheon tables were
decorated with red roses from
the garden of DR.. and Mrs.
Aaron Fender. Preceding the
program three new members
were formally initiated into
tie organization. They are
Mrs. Eleanor Jackson, Mrs.
Bessie Jordan Of Kosciusko
and Mrs. Mary Albritton of
Lexington.
Delta Kappa Gamma pro-
gram theme for the year is
Opening Doors on Tomor-
rows World" Mrs. Elizabeth
Dillon, Mrs. Fay Jordan and
Mrs. Laura Bowie discussed
he subject. "Venturing Into
New Frontiers for Women in
Science, in Industry and in
Art"
Members attending the
meeting were Mrs. Bonnie FL
hot, Mrs. Fay Jordan and Mrs.
Janice Thompson, Carthage.
Mrs. Laura Bowie, Miss Edith
Rhyme, Durant; Mrs. Mary
Albritton, Mrs. Elizabeth Dill
Ion, Lexington; Mrs. Chris
tine Payne. Mrs. Leatrice Ma
lone, Mrs. Vashti Everitt, Mrs.
Pessie Jordan, Mrs. Glad 3
Mooney. Miss Mary McClin-
took, Miss Anne Smythe,
Mrs. Eleanor Jackson. Mrs
Crenola Coleman and Mrs.
Margaret White, Kosciusko.
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James N. Olive Rites On Saturday

James M. Olive died at his
home on Hillside Street on
Monday night at 11:30, Nov.
rs of a chronic heart ailment.
He was "a.
James, known as "B' to his
friends, was born in Lexing-
ton, the son of the late Ben
G.. Olive and Anna Johnson
Olive. He comes from a we'll
known family of the oldest
settlers in Holmes County.
His parents were born in
Lexington.
His father, a building con-
tractor, preceded him in
death in 1857 at the age of
SO. His mother died in 1914
at the age of 70. All children
of this union were born and
reared in Lexington.
James was a member OF
Asia Baptist Church where
funeral services were held at
l p. m. on Saturday, Deem
Der LIST.
Rev. George H. Hines, Jr.,
church pastor officiated, with
Century Funeral Home in
charge of arrangements. In
terment followed in Pinkston
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Ambrose Held In
Fatal Shooting

fs Fn II ~ @Stcg 44Ef4 4f- 4&t
James Ambrose is being
held in the Holmes County
Jail in connection with the
fatal shooting Of Caledon a
Wright Saturday night near
Goodman. He will probably
be charged with manslaught-
er.
The woman was pro-
nounced dead on arrival at
the Holmes County Commu-
nifty Hospital Of, gunshot
wounds.
The shooting took place in
an argument between the two,
according to reports.
The body Of Caledonia is at
Delta Burial in Lexington
with arrangements presently
incomplete. ,gkSs3g
AZ % MHEa EA EH ~ H+EE ~ 81 US = wa
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All CLUB news

The December meeting of
he Pickens Pace Settlers was
1eld in the home of Jen Max
we'll on December 3. The
business session consisted of
Christmas party plans to be
neld on the goth of December.
Mary McAdams gave a de-
monstration on safety through
the holidays. Pat Slack and
Bill Atkinson gave a report
on their trip to Chicago. Pat
won a blue ribbon on her de-
monStration in livestock COM
petition and Bill placed third
in the nation in field crops.
The meeting was dismissed
with the All pledge by Guy
Buford.
Ann Atkinson, reporter
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Pat Slack Wins
Honors In Chicago

Pat Slack returned Thurs
day from Chicago where she
won a beautiful blue leather
ribbon and a $500 Govern
ment Bond.
Pat competed in the Ma
tional Livestock Demonstra-
ton contest sponsored by
Livestock. Conservation, Inc,
of Chicago, by presenting a
demonstration, Easy Does
It." She won the free trip to
Chicago by defeat ng all live
stock demonstrations in the
state contest held at State
College in July. Pat repre-
sented Holmes County All
Clubs and the state of Mis-
sissippi. She is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy
Slack Of Chicora Plantation
at Ebenezer.
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5ELP WANTED = Dealer 70
supply consumers with
Rawleigh Products in Du-
rant. Opportunity for shift
workers or housewife. See
Wesley M. Edwards, Route
A., Box 1853, Lexington or
write Rawleigh MSJ-360-
1920, Memphis, Tennessee.
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Attend Funeral
Out of town members of
the family and friends who
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Dewitt Majors on Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Woffard, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Tidmore, Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
colin Bishop, and Miss Janet
Horseman, all of Drew; Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Byrd, Oxford;
Mr.. and Mrs w. M. Byrd, Wi
chita Falls, Texas; Mrs. Jack
Eaves, Belzoni; Mr.. and Mrs.
Skeeter Byrd, Grenada: Mr..
and Mrs, Tony Byrd, Green
wood; Mr.. and Mrs. P. L.
Crook, Walden; MI and Mrs.
w. w. Salley Tchula; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Williamson, Canton
w. A. Marlborough, Belzoni;
Mrs. Willie Causey Evans and
Ed Evans both of Rolling
Fork, Mr.. and Mrs. John Carr
Durant.
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Attends Funeral

Bonnie Price went by plane
to Pasadena, California to at
tend the funeral of his sister,
Amanda Price Oates, on Sat
urday, November Oath. Aman
da was born and reared in
Holmes County, and has been
a resident of Pasadena fol-
nineteen years. She is sur.
vived by her husband, Samuel
Oates and three children, all
If Pasadena.
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-
Mr.. Tom Brock is spending
several months in Columbia,
South Caralina with Mr..
Thomas Brock and family.
Mrs. Nellie Rogers spent
Sunday in Jackson with her
children, the c. v. Maxwells'.
Mrs. w. B. Johnson attend
ed the hairdresser convention
in Jackson over the weekend.
MI and Mrs. John D. Mont
gamery and son spent Sunday
with relatives in Charleston.
Mr.. G. D. Thornton was a
visitor to Grenada Thursday.
Miss Mary Browning re-
turned home to Jackson We'd
nesday after visiting relatives
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Autry
attended to business in Lex
lngton Wednesday.
Phillip Browning of Jack
son was home with his pa
rents several days.
Mr.. ]. j. Browning Of
Goodman visited Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Autry Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Percy Nc
Lellan and children Of Jack
san were weekend guests of
relatives.
Mrs. James Black Of Jack
son spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Black.
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
BURIAL See
or cali Lindsay'S Enterprise
Funeral Home, Durant
Mississippi. Telephone 337.
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ANNOUNCEMENT: Robert

ANNOUNCEMENT: Robert l..
Meadows announces the
opening of his office on De-
cember 1st, to be located
above Mayo's Grocery on
Court Square. l.. Account Ser
vice; 2. Tax Reports; 3. Ac-
counting; A. Bookkeeping
Phone to be installed.
35-4tnp ia
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CASH IN = On the Christmas
Selling Season. Be an Avon
Representative in your
neighborhood. Write Ger
trude Freeman, Rt. 3, Box
33, Winona, Miss. or call 375.
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NOTICE to Subscribers Of
The Memphis Press Selma
ter: Please pay me for your
paper before the 18th day of
each month, SO that your
paper will not be delayed.
Your agent, Daniel Meter,
Tchula, Miss.
33tfnp
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POSTED - All land owned
by the Michael and Sarah
Smith Estate, against hunting
or hogs without rings and all
forms Of t~respass;ng.
33-4tp
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POSTED All my land
between Franklin and Pic
'ens. No trespassing of any
No hogs allowed. George
Nicholson, Route l, Box 40,
Pickens.
33-3tp
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POSTED All land owned
by Lincoln Polk against
hunting or hogs without rings
and all forms of trespassing.
33-3tp
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LOST

TAKEN UP: One muley head
ed whiteface cow. Owner
may claim by identifying and
paying for this notice. E. c.
(Pole) Howard. Durant.
3t-pd
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Mr.. Loren Green has re-
turned home after helping
build the new Post Office in
Yazoo City. He reported open
ing house will be held De-
cember II. Everyone is in
Vited to attend.
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POSTED NOTICE: Ali my
land in Holmes County is
posted against hunting and
trespassing of all kinds, day
and night, hogs with or with
out rings. Walter Johnson,
Rt. 3, Lexington.
35-3tpd
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NOTICE

POSTED SIGNS: Get your
posted signs at The Lex
ington Advertiser.
35-tfnpd
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POSTED = All our land is
posted against hunting or
~trespassing of any kind. Will
prosecute violators. Isadore
and. Bette Ola Smith,.
32-3tpi
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Mr.. Buddy Fades of Walden
was a business visitor Thurs
day..
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POSTED NOTICE

POSTED - All land owned
by me against hunting or
trespassing of any kind, or
hogs with or without rings.
Will prosecute. James Sims.
36-3tp
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Mrs. Lee Tucker, Mrs. Billy
Don Autry, Mrs. Lille McLel-
Ian, Mrs. L. B. Tucker, Jr.,
Mrs. r.. E. Aldridge and Mrs.
Mable Tucker visited Mrs. E.
E. Harthcock and shopped in
Lexington Monday.
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Mrs. Ruth Campbell ac-
companied her sister, Mrs.
Ruby Hand home ia Memphis
for several days visit.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE: Two vacant cor
ner lots. Located in Bakers
Subdivision. Write Lille Gold
en-, General Delivery, Licking
ton.
36-2tpd
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Buddy Brock, Cade Blcker
and John Arnold attended the
Ole Miss-Mississippi State
football game in Oxford on
Saturday.
Nh. and Mrs. Watt Brock
and children, MI. and Mrs. Ell
mer Froman and daughter,
and Mrs. Allene Mcbride of
Columbus spent the weekend
with Mrs. Ben Nabers and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Brock.
Mr.. Harvey Brister attend
ed the funeral af MI. Law
renee Parkerson at Pleasant
Ridge Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Presley Daven-
port and son, Jack Hand of
Hattiesburg spent last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. BECKER
were business visitors to Du-
rant Friday.
Mrs. Effie Cade spent from
Sunday until Friday with her
niece, Miss Minnie Armstrong
of Carmack.
Mrs. C. M. Tate and Mrs.
j. L. Mason shopped in jack
son Thursday.
Mrs. W. L. Wright, Mrs. w.
D. Brock and Mrs. w. B.
Johnson were visitors to
Jackson Wednesday.
Mrs. Boyd Holmes attended
the funeral of Mr.. Lawrence
Parkerson Friday.
Mrs. Claude Jennings of
Kosciusko came over and Mr..
and Mrs. j. C. McCreary
joined her for a trip to Jack
son Thursday.
Mr. Arthur Self and daugh-
ter, Rose were Lexington visi-
tors Saturday morning.
Mrs. Eula Lee Stevens, Mrs.
Grace Alexander and Mrs.
Brock Craft were visitors to
Lexingtan Tuesday.
joyce McCreary and Ann
Jackson shopped in Jackson
Saturday.
Mrs. Thelma Johnson was a
business visitor to jackson on
Saturday. j
-
Mr.. and Mrs. johnny Mont
gomery are visiting their chill
lren in California for several
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Mrs. Harold Gelston and
Mr. Leon Aldridge attended
the funeral of Mr.. Lawrence
Parkersan at Williams and
Lloyd Funeral Home in Green
wood and burial in Pleasant
Ridge Cemetery Friday .
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O SALE: 60 squares
of metal roofing; IL kegs
nails; 10 spools barbed wire.
Rhyme Coal & Feed, Phone
295. rs x
OK ~ ~
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Mr.. Arnold Hammond of
Winona ives on business here
Tuesday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Miller
of Hammond, New Jersey
spent several days with his
mother, Mrs. j. M. Alexander
last week.
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oe Jimmie Bowen of Mlsslsslp-
lpi State University spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Bowen.
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Mr.. billiard Alexander and
children of Eldorado, Arkan-
sas spent several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Alexander.
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Mr.. Ray Edwards and Mr..
L. B. Tucker, Sr. transacted
business in Kosciusko Thurs
day morning.
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FOR SALE: Pedigreed Sia-
mese male kitten. Call
4744, Goodman, Mrs. S. E..
Sample.
36-2tnp
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Streeter, Cleotha Robinson, Robert Lee Hook
er, Fred Lindsey, assistant coach, Warren
Booker, assistant coach, Robert G. Clark,
head coach. 4s
Third row: Earekin Greer, John A.. Ira
Wis, Walter F. Strouder, Ronnie c.. Lewis,
Charles Tate, Jr.. Charlie Hazard, managers,
Albert Thurmond, Charles Pate, Nick Hooker,
and Walter Earl Pitchford.
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Patronize Our Advertisers
They Appreciate Your Bust
less!
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Attend Meetinq

The Holmes County Health
Department was represented
by nurses and clerks for IN
Service Training on Monday
at the Leflore County Health
Department in Greenwood.
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Mr.. John Edwards and Mr..
l.. B. Tucker, Sr. were on busl
ness in Carroll County We'd
Inesday. While there they
visited with Mr.. Homer Tuck
er, who is still on the sick
list.
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Rev. and Mrs. Paul Nigga
son, Marjorie Sue Self anc
Billy Bowie visited relatives
and friends in Louisville Sat
urday.
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Mrs. Thelma Johnson was a
business visitor to Jackson on
Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Robin
and daughter of Shannon
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Cade and their grandmother,
Mrs. Laura Cade' accompanied
them home for a weeks visit.
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Mrs. Maggie Bridges and
Mrs. Lester of Ethel visited
Mrs. R. O. McCreary Wednes-
day afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ras-
paliker Of Past Christian
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Brister Saturday.
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THE MUSTANGS at Lexington Attend
ance Center pictured above have just COM
pleted another successful season. They are
first row., left to right: Robert Larry, Earlee
Redmond, Winston Horton. Eugene, Simmons,
Willie Reeves, Andrew Washington, Robert
Anderson, Robert Horton.
Second row: Lucas Larry, Warren Book
er, Jr, James Washington, Eddie Pate, George
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Men and Women Wanted
to train for
CIVIL SERVICE

We prepare men and women.
Ages 1885. No experience ne
cessary. Grammar school ed
ucation usually sufficient.
Permanent jobs. No lay-offs.
Short hours. High pay. Ad-
vancement. Sent name, adj
dress, phone number and time
at home to: Dept. K. c., Box
$50, Lexington Advertiser.
35-4tnp
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Mr.. and Mrs. johnny Mont
gomery are visiting their chill
lren in California for several
weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Turner
and children of Memphis
spent last weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Yeager.
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Buddy Brock, Cade Blcker
and John Arnold attended the
Ole Miss-Mississippi State
football game in Oxford on
Saturday.
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joyce McCreary and Ann
Jackson shopped in Jackson
Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Scott
and children of Cleveland
came over and Mrs. James
Cade joined them and they
attended the funeral of their
brother and uncle, Mr.. Lev
erett Nixon at Lee Funeral
Home in Winona Saturday
morning.
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Mr.. Enman Tucker of Val
den spent Sunday afternoon
with his brother, Mr.. L. B
Tucker, Sr.
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day afternoon.
ISL -
81 Miss Sara Tate of Missis-
sippi College was weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M.
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81 John Arnold of Mississippi
Tate and Lynn.
State was home over the
weekend with his mother,
Mrs. Carl Arnold.
1861 --
FT Mr.. and Mrs. John Thorn
ton and son, Tommy visited
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Smith of Mobile, Ala
bama several days.
1855 -
le44Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Self of
Dallas, Texas are visiting old
friends in and around West.
-NE
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.. Autry
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff
Browning in Goodman Sun
day afternoon.
-
Mrs Claude Jennings of
Koseiusko visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. C. McCreary
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. D. Thorn.
ton and Miss Elizabeth Thorn
ton were business visitors ia
Lexington Friday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. BECKER
were business visitors to Du-
rant Friday.
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Sara Tate of Missis-
sippi College was weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M.
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d Robin Mr.. Buddy Fades of Walden
Shannon was a business visitor Thurs
rs. Smith day..
ndmother, - !
ompanled Mrs. Ruth Campbell ac-
,eks visit. COMMANDED her sister. Mrs.
Ruby Hand home ia Memphis
and Mr.. for several days visit.
e on bust -
nty We'd Mr.. Arnold Hammond of
ere they Winona Yves on business here
ler Tuck Tuesday afternoon.
the sick -
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Miller
of Hammond, New Jersey
Mississip- spent several Gays with his
spent the mother, Mrs. j. M. Alexander
rents, Mr.. last week.
Mrs. Lee Tucker, Mrs. Billy
and Don Autry, Mrs. Lille McLel-
attended Ian, Mrs. L. B. Tucker, Jr.,
Lawrence Mrs. r. E. Aldridge and Mrs.
ANS and Mable Tucker visited Mrs. E
in Green E.. Harthcock and shopped in
Pleasant Lexington Monday.
lay . -
Mr.. billiard Alexander and
dyes and children of Eldorado, Arkan-
visited sas spent several days with
WedneS- Mr. and Mrs. J. M Alexander.
Mr.. Ray Edwards and Mr..
t Mlssis- L. B. Tucker, Sr. transacted
weekend business in Kosciusko Thurs
rs. =. M. day morning.
[ississlppl Rev. and Mrs. Paul Nigga
son, Marjorie Sue Self and
over the Billy Bowie visited relatives
mother, and friends in Louisville Sat-
urday.
Thorn Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ras-
Y visited paliker of Past Christian
and Mrs. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
oile, Ala Harvey Brister Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Turner
Self of and children of Memphis
iting old spent last weekend with Mr..
| West. and Mrs. John B. Yeager.
Autry Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Scott
Jeff and children of Cleveland
Ian SUM- came over and Mrs. James
Cade joined them and they
attended the funeral of their
nings. of brother and uncle, Mr.. Lev
parents, erett Nixon at Lee Funeral
dcCreary Home in Winona Saturday
morning.
Thorn Mr.. Enman Tucker of Val
h Thorn den spent Sunday afternoon
ia with his brother, Mr.. L. B
Tucker, Sr.
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Mrs. Effie Cade spent from
Sunday until Friday with her
niece, Miss Minnie Armstrong
of Carmack.