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CCSas-larhops-bcrhisea-Hthehissndrillth-niainatFPEMLAMH.OCALMrs. John Buffaloe will have as her truest for the Christmas hoi'days Private Shuman Buffaloe, o fCam? Zack-ory Taylor. Shuman has not been athome since he joined the army, and he was one of the first Mississippi boys to show the American spirit by volunteering as soon as war was declared. lie has been granted 3 30-day furlough, and he hopes ,£0 stL*/ hh; many friends while hers.Miss Margaret Biard, of Paris, Texas, is the holiday guest of her two sister, Mrs. Monroe Meeks and Miss vate Shuman Buffaloe, of Camp Zach-Mesdames P. P. Neil and Jas. Big-gers are on the sick list this week.Rev. Mr. Gordon, of tho North Mississippi Conference, who was taken suddenly ill while attending tho Annual Conference at Aberdeen, passed away last week and was buried at Vaiden. Mr. Gorden was reared near Abbeville, where he has relatives and a host of friends. Ho was also a brother-in-law of Mr. Farr, who lives northeast of town.Bishop Ainsworth, of Texas , who gave a series of lectures at the University the past week preached a profound sermon at the Methodist church Sunday.Miss Ruth Scott, who is attendingGrenada college will spend the holidays with her parents hero.Mrs. Lundie and Tommie Lundie have been on the si?k list for the past two weeks. Tommie is able to be out again and Mrs. Lundie is improving.Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Levy, of New York, and Mrs. Levy, of Memphis, Tenn., have been the charming guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Friedman. Mrs. A. I. Levy will remain until after thb Christmas holidays.'* Mia. Bid. -Smith and little ter Stopped over in Oxford for a few days \nroute from Gadsen, Ala., where ime visited her brother, Scott Vance. She leaves soon for her home at Indianola, Miss.Miss Lucile Morgan will spend the holidays in Memphis.Miss Pearl Hickey, who is teaching at Laurel, Miss., will be at homo Saturday for Christmas.Mrs. John McFadden spent the week end with her parents in Abbeville.Mr. Frank Taylor is improving after being ill for some time.Little Corrinne McLarty is very much improved. i ;j mMr. Winston Lucas, of Canton, visited his parents recently.Mr. Bryan and Lester Lucas and sister, Miss Frenchie Lucas, were called home recently on account of the , serious illness of their father.lots 0 cle an have, time.You
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Oxford Eagle
Oxford, Mississippi, US
Thu, Dec 18, 1919
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