Laurant Lyceum Magic Show At University Chapel
Laurant the man of many mysteries headlines the Lyceum fifth number at 8 15 PM Saturday April 16 in University Chapel. He leads a skilled team including Fred Lawson stage manager and Greta Banes pianist with a $1 50 admission. The May 10 Kreidler Poppe program closes this year’s course.
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Laurant
Chautauqua
Lyceum
Redpath
International Lyceum Association
Society of American Magicians
Fred Lawson
Greta Banes
Kreidler-Poppe
Classified for Sale and Notices from New Albany Mississippi
Classified items include Nancy Hall sweet potato slips priced by quantity with state inspection and treatment noted, hemm stitching attachments for sewing machines with pricing, a Leona Ingrahm entry, and U S L Battery Station services with battery overhaul offerings. Also listed are Fairbanks Morse engines for sale and eggs from Park’s Strain Barred Rocks with reduced setting price.
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Nancy Hall
State Plant Board
Grace & Pickens
New Albany
Miss
H. P. Fairbanks- Morse
H. P. Fairbanks-Morse
Eagle Office
Park
W. D. Porter
Good Roads Show Convened By Bankhead Highway Group
Greensboro hosts a multi day series of addresses and events for the Bankhead National Highway Association and U S Good Roads Association. Notable participants include Gov. R A Cooper Sen Claude Swanson and J H Ward with exhibitions by the Bureau of Public Roads and a Virginia Carolina baseball game.
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A. A
R. Provost Hubbard
New York City
United States Good Roads Association
G. A. Nelson
Alabama
Edward M. Ornitz
Pittsburg
Chas. E. Townsend
Frank N. Page
State Highway Commission of
North Carolina
John Craft
Ala
Col
W. F. Whitemore
N. J
Boggs
Sid Smith
Ariz
R. C. Morefield
S. C
W S. Fallis
N. C
G. W. Coleman
C. M. Upham
Highway Department
Delaware
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
J. Hyde Pratt
Chapel Hill
Bankhead National Highway Association
Good Roads Show
Greensboro
High Point
Fair Grounds
Claude Swanson
Virginia
D. W. Daniel
College
South Carolina
J. H. Ward
Washington
Hattie Berry
W. A. McGirt
Wilmington
W. O. Goode
Bennehan Cameron
F. P. Hobgood, Jr
John Sprunt Hill
Durham
W. D. Cardwell
J. A. Rountree
Chas. F. Myers
France
Constance de Caen
T. L. Kirkpatrick
Charlotte
Bankhead ,National Highway Association
U. S. Good Roads Association
Cone Park
United States
U. S
Bureau of Public Roads of the
Local notices and social happenings in Oxford
A roundup of church sermons and appointments across town with Rev. Berryhill and Rev. J A Christian. Social events include an Easter egg hunt, book club tea, and a Gypsy picnic honoring Miss Addie Louise Baird. Residents travel for work, visits, and family gatherings, with several relocations and farm plans noted.
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Berryhill
Presbyterian Church
J. A. Christian
Cleveland
Miss
Auber Wilds
Brookhaven
Ellisville
Ellis
Austin
Texas
Oxford
Pegues
John Walker
Batesville
Frank Neilson
Coffeyville
Kansas
J. E
Lou Neilson
Mary Bowen Wright
Coldwater
Julian Bramlett
J. E. Hargis
20Th Century Book Club
Miss Lipscomb
Brownings
Parents and Teachers Association
J. H. Dorroh
Henry Minor Faser
Sam Parks
Robert McLure
Park
Addie Louise Baird
Greenwood
Bailey Woods
Mary Louise Neilson
Simpson
Joe Miller
Mineral Springs
Ark
Miller
Gamble Place
Walter Sullivan
Eddie Frank
Memphis
Amelia Gathright
Clyde
Tidwell
Abbeville
L. C. Hutton
Coleman
Coffeeville
David Neilson
Cevelle Walker
Wallen and Carter
Earle
Mesdames
W. C. Cox
Norma Parker
Irma Harris
Water Valley
Mary Evelyn Garrett
H. Wohleben
Evelyn McCharen
Edith Kirkwood
Holly Springs
Watt Wardlaw
Ripley
Flora Buffaloe
Bozeman
R. T. Tubbs
Lucille
Lois
Canton
W. L. Waldron
Hallie Rogers
McComb City
J. B. Wilhite
Gavin Watson
Clarksville
Texarkana
Doddridge
Oxford High School shines in county field meet results
In the county field meet only one Oxford High School contestant, Winfred Mooney, won the declamation medal. Field day events occurred on the school yard with several schools claiming victories. A rain delay halted a game between Oxford High School and College Hill at University ball park. Friday featured races, a Winona College Hill girls basketball matchup, and Lafayette Springs beating Taylor in a brisk afternoon contest.
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Oxford High School
Winfred Mooney
College Hill
University Ball Park
Oxford School Yard
Winona
Lafayette Springs
Taylor
Baptist church play teaches evangelism message
The W. M. A. of the Baptist church presented an interesting play The Trial of the Robbers Monday afternoon. The play aims to teach tithing and promotes the slogan Every Christian an evangelist and every church a center for evangelism.
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W. M. A. of the Baptist Church
Methodist Sunday School Grads Form Ball Team
The Top Notch class led by Miss Mary E. Doney gathered at her home on Saturday evening and organized a ball team. They challenged the Water Valley M E Sunday School team and will meet them Saturday afternoon at Water Valley.
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Methodist Sunday School
Mary E. Doney
Water Valley
M. E
Lafayette County Delegate Reports Inspiring State Sunday School Conven tion
Mrs. Farr the sole Lafayette County delegate at the State Sunday School Convention in Jackson last week shared an inspiring report. The message urges local schools to pray and plan to attend the County Sunday School Convention at the Agricultural High School on College Hill later this year, aiming for the largest gathering yet.
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Robert, Farr
Lafayette County
Jackson
Agricultural High School
College Hill
Girls' Reserve Meeting and Devotional at School
The Girls' Reserve held a full turnout Monday morning with a prayer and Bible reading by new chapl in Edith Kirkwood. The discussion debated committees for the coming year, postponed until next year. The program included readings, a violin trio by Mrs. J. E. Hargis and students, and a duet by Hiler and Rogers.
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Girls’ Reserve
Chaplin
Edith Kirkwood
Rainwater
Caldwell
Vanderbilt
J. E. Hargis
Susie Hiler
Laverne Rogers
Hiler
Rogers
Oxford Town Team Defeats College Hill In Fast Baseball
In a fast game last week the Oxford town team defeated College Hill 6 to 1. Beckham and Mal Whitehead starred for Oxford while Elmore pitched well for College Hill. Dr A E Russell's office closes Monday until Friday next week for a Dental Convention in Jackson Mississippi.
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Oxford Town
College Hill
Beckham
Mal Whitehead
Oxford
Elmore
A. E. Russell
Jackson, Miss
Mrs Ralph Wilson Joins Husband in Oxford After Visit
Mrs Ralph Wilson formerly Elizabeth Wilson arrives in Oxford with her husband after a pleasant trip to see aunts Miss Masiship and Mrs Minnie Phelps on Fortification street. She attends the wedding of her lifelong friend Miss Primrose Thompson to Mr Morgan.
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Ralph Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Oxford
Masiship
Minnie Phelps
Fortification Street
Primrose Thompson
Morgan
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Leona Ingrahm
J. A. Burleson
L. E. Oldham
Attorney AT Law
Rowland Drug Co
Oxford, Miss
F. M. Heard
Notary Public
Harry M. Bryan
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
U. 5
E. A. Shenk
R. A. Cooper
Congressman W. B. Bankhead
Geo. W. Vanderbilt
Jim Kimmons
Grenada
Harry Kimmons
Bramlett Hospital
Hale & Russell
David Carter
Matt
Cardus
Cardui
Mrs. Simpson
Ny—Denta
Nyal
Bessie Metts
Mrs
Tom Metts