Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Graduations
Mrs B A Howse visits New York and Miss Daisy Melvin plans a New Orleans trip before returning to St Joseph. Miss Frances Williams out of town from Hainesburg and Dr P P Claxton, U S commissioner of education, gives a talk. Graduation events at Lindsey Park, and a moonlight ride top the social scene with several local young people in attendance.
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Daisy Melvin
New Orleans
Sor Ber
St. Joseph
Seo Ot
Graduation Flower Party Honors Kilns ville Class
Kilns ville honors the Kills ville high school graduates with a flower party hosted by Mr and Mrs W Mifyde. The event featured daisies and black and gold decor, punch service, and a parlor meeting with the graduating class. A lower contest awarded to Nuss LeCand and Mr Kimer Glenn.
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Kilnsville
Killsville High School
W. Mi Fiyde
Frank Parker
Stele Jameson
McIntosh
Mose
Snae
Nuss LeCand
Kimer Glenn
Lewis Successful in Is Examination
Sir William M. S. Lewis, a Barnes University pharmacy student recently in St. Louis, received a letter from the faculty dean stating his examination in the Barnes College of Pharmacy was satisfactory and that the degree would be conferred at the June 17, 1912 commencement.
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William MS. Lewis
St. Louis
Barnes University
Advices From Mr Geel Shands Aid Cegil Shanes
Advices from Mr Geel Shands encourage Cegil Shanes though condition remains unsatisfactory. He was moved to Mam mond, La for climate treatment, but still not feeling well.
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MR. Cegil Shanes
Geel Shands
Mammond
Miller weighs new Laurel garage amid insurance hurdles
W. O. Miller considers opening another garage in Laurel but faces a major obstacle securing coverage. Insurance companies reportedly resist insuring a building used for automotive repair.
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Laurel
W. OH. Miller
Cotton States League Results and Tonight’s Games
Yesterday Vevidian defeated Jackson 6 to 1 and Vicksburg beat Hattiesburg 5 to 2 while Yazoo City over Greenwood 3 to 3. Tonight Meridian meets Greenwood Yazoo City hosts Vicksburg and Hattiesburg plays Jackson. Grammar School Seven A leads Digit A 9 to 1 in the eleven game series and the last match ended 1 to 5.
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Vevidian
Jackson
Vicksburre
Hattiesburg
Yazoo City
Greenwood
Meridian
Vicksburg
Grammar School
Pek
Hem Lazoo City
Meridian Peewee Eee
Bead
Ler
Hathiesburg Ee
Fio Greenwood Eeawe
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Mississippi City Scene
Judge Stone Veavours had business in Jackson Wednesday. Miss Mary Russell, studying in Brandon, has returned home for summer. Mr L du Hall, a physician, moved from Laurel to New Orleans and into the city. Wr Hall faced an uncertain direct sale venture likely to fail. Mr L E H Hall Jr of New Orleans visits the Wilsons. K O W Pillman of Wesner was in the city yesterday. Judge Paul B Johnson of Hattiesburg spent the day with friends. Forecast: Mississippi to be generally fair Thursday night and Friday with light showers in the south. Bakery advertises sanitary milk coolers and fresh daily bread.
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Judge Stone Veavours
Jackson
Mary Russell
Brandon
L. du. Hall
Laurel
New Orleans
Wr. Hall
L. E H. Hall, Jr
Lawrence Wilson
K. O W. Pillman
Wesner
Paul B. Johnson
Hattiuesburg
Dunagan Whitaker Co Offers Boys Wear and Suits
An advertisement notes prices from 50 cents for boys wash items and suits at Dunagan Whitaker Co. It invites readers to inspect a sterilizer in operation and mentions sanitary malik coolers and stala fixtures as part of the promotion.
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Dunagan Whitaker Co
Mest
Normal School of Music to Open in Millsville
The National Normal School of Music will hold a July session in Millsville with Prof J H Hall of Dayton VA directing. The event aims to train teachers and students in music and includes lectures by ministers and educators, with dormitories at the Agricultural high school and sessions at the county courthouse.
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Muse
J. H. Hall
Dayton
South
County Court House
Agricultural High School
Webster
Norma School of Music
Ains
el Hisville
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M. W. Hyde
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Universal Telephone Service
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Omida Tates
Inter
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