Oxford Local Social Notes and Advertisements
Oxford columns record visits and guests from Ashland Hernando and Jackson along with local happenings. Notable items include arrests of weddings licenses, piano recitals, benefits and new business openings. The notes also list pharmacy changes, dry goods promotions and street visitors, with repeated references to residents, visitors, and local organizations.
Local News Briefs From Oxford And Nearby
Community updates report Mrs Falkner driving again and wishes for full recovery. An ice plant contract promises operation by June 1. Prof Harmon of Gulfport to sell real estate April 28 in Oxford. Miss Elia Cairns burned but not seriously hurt. Mrs West plans summer in Oxford with daughter and grandchildren. Ed Gammons to be tried in Water Valley May 22. Bargain Day policy reiterated at Oxford Dry Goods. Two southbound freights wrecked near Abbeville with four cars and caboose destroyed. no injuries. Oxford Pharmacy ad highlighted. Dr Tom Collier expands store with Gayle Beanland in charge. Callaway residence burned near Oxford. family unharmed. Attempt to wreck northbound train near Abbeville. criminals sought.
In Memoriam Mrs Nannie Cathrine Jones
Mrs Nannie Jones born December 10 1853 died April 10 1904. She joined the Methodist church at Friendship on Abbeville circuit at age fourteen and served faithfully. A devoted Christian all her life she lived for others with self sacrifice and honesty. She faced illness with calm faith and died peacefully surrounded by family. J H Hopper
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Nannie Jones
Bogard
Methodist Church
Friendship
Abbeville
J. H. Hopper
Miss Isom Stages Elizabethan Julius Caesar
Miss Isom's class in oratory will present Julius Caesar on May 3 before a scholarly South audience. Costumes from New Orleans, an Elizabethan stage, and true Romans aim to reveal Shakespeare's depth beyond sense erest. A large crowd from nearby towns is expected.
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Ian
Isam
Oratory
New Orleans
North
Engand
Germany
Erest
Isom
Oxford Hosts State Federation Of Women's Clubs Meet
The State Federation of Women's Clubs arrives in Oxford from the 28th to 30th for meetings with representatives from across the state. Notable clubs include the Woman's Book Club founded in 1894 by Mrs. J. W. Johnson, the Browning's by Rosa Johnson Harris, the New Century Book Club of 1902, and the Home Circle. The Eagle welcomes the delegates as Woman's College events begin with a commencement sermon by Rev. J. R. Countiss on May 1 followed by a concert May 2 and graduation exercises May 4 with a literary address by Hon. J. N. Powers of West Point, Miss.
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State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Oxford
Woman’s Book Club
J. W. Johnson
Browning’s
Rosa Johnson Harris
New Century Book Club
W. D. Porter
EAGLE
Woman’s College
J. R. Countiss
College
J. N. Powers
West Point
May Number of the New Idea Woman's Magazine
The May issue highlights gardening features on How to Grow Pansies and The Cultivation of the Strawberry. It also includes Bird Enemies a critique of feather destruction, When House-cleaning Time is Here with tips for housewives, and a fashion gallery for home dress makers.
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New Idea Woman’s Magazine
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Registration Notice for Voter Roll Call by Precincts
C. E. Slouen, Registrar, lists dates and precincts for registering unregistered voters. Sanders May 9, Cambridge May 10, Abbeville May 11, Free Springs May 12, Slate's Store May 13, College Hill May 16, Burgess May 11, Orrwood May 18, Lee Mill May 19, Humphrey's Mill May 20, Park May 23, Delay May 24, Tula May 25, Dallas May 26, LaFayette Springs May 27.
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Sanders
Cambridge
Abbeville
Wedney
Free Springs
Thuy
Slate’s
College Hill
Burgess
Orrwood
Lee Mill
Humphrey’s
Humphrey’s Mill, Friday, May 20Th. Taylor’s
Final account review in J T McCord estate
The state of Mississippi commands Benjamin McCain and Rosa McGein to appear in LaFayette County Chancery Court on the fourth Monday of May 1964 to show cause why the final account of J R B Harkins as administrator of the J T McCord estate should not be allowed and the administrator discharged.
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Mississippi
LaFayette County
Chancery Court
A. J. Barr
Uas
B. Howry
Thia
Edward Joranson
Andrews Chapel
Tenn
Reibecca Transon
A. D
J. O. Ramey
Kimbrough & Thomison
Benjamin McCain
Rosa McGein
J.T McCord
Blevins
Texas
J. RB. Harkins
J T. McCord
O. Ramey
R. L. Stephens
D. C
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Illinois Central RR
North Hound
A. W. Mitchet
Avent
D. Karl H. Keys
Oxford Dry Goods Co
M. Russell
Oertoond
Miss
Falkner & Shands
O- James Stone
So One
Sivley
CL. Sivley
Oxford, Miss
Ww. Sullivan
Oyford
Sullivan Building
Public Square
A. W. T. Falkner
G. D. Shands
Pralkner & Shands
Supreme Court
Jackson
United States Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
J. it. aes R. _F. KimMons Water Valley
Ansons & Kimmons
Attorneys-At-Law Oxford
M. Kimbrough
H. Thomison
Broveh & Thomison
Attorneys-At-Law
Wisee
Kimbrough
C. L. Sivley
Edgar Bird
Ashland
J. &. Bankhead
Coffeeville
John F. Brown
Tyre
Ellie Sullivan
Emma Miller
Ida Tipton
Hernando
W. H. Crane
the Woman's Book Club
Artie Davis
Pike City, Ark
Myrtle Moore
Mrs. G. W. Collins
Mrs
Selina Moore
B. A. Bryant
The
Mighty
East
W. H. Harvey
Memhis
Oxord
Nell Wynne Weatherly
Water Valley
J.E. Pope
Jackson, Tenn
G. K. Smith
R. 8. Adams
Hot Springs
Ark
W. F. Thweatt
Gault
Robert Sanders
Glennville
City
A. M. King
Lundie House
Baptist Church
Audley Shands
Sardis
L. B. West
R. A. Crouch
R. H. Miller
Hazelhurst
Oxford Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
E. C. Knickerbocker
Florida
Robert Morgan
Potts Camp
Orin Hampton
McComb City
W. A. Hampton
Nellie Smith
J. W. Blackmur
Rosa Harris
Mrs. Levin Lake
Mr. Albert Lake
Crystal Springs
Jessie Wagner
Mary Pate
Wm. Burr
Greenwood
Misses Ella and
Lou Neilson
Henry Vance
Dallas
Davidson & Wardlaw’s
Oxford Dry Goons Co
A. A. Young
Stinebeck
Mary Boyd
J. C. Bell
University Street
J.C. Wilson
Ben W. Hervey
Julia McMahon
Mary
Bettie Allen
Memphis
Mattie Coleman
E. B. Carter
Isaac Brown
Caswell
Clyde Beadles
Trigg
J. L. Shinauet
OxFord Dry Goops Co
Davidson & Wardlaw's
Stinebeck & Faser
J. E. West
Ta Ragland
Ragland
Carl Tankersley
Lena Johnson
Bland
County
Edith Kemp
John Walmsly
Clinton
Robert Kemp
Telephone Exchange
J. L. Shinavelt
Davidson & Wardaw’s
W. I. Hargis
Martha Hoffee
St. Louis
M. M. Knight
Neilson’s
Vicinity
Y. W. Miller
Stinebeck’s
Oxforp Dry Goons Co
T.J. Butler
Mrs. Russell
Terrell, Texas
Our Town
Buffaloe Cottage
Russell
Hen Is
Harmad
J. W. T. Falkner
K. Harmon
Gulfport
Elia Cairns
Linda B. West
Vicksburg
Charles Hinton
Ed. Gammons
J. L. Kimsey
Miss Fannie
S. C. Cook
Clarksdale
Oxforp Dry Goops Co
Tom Collier
Gayle Beanland
Stephen Callaway
Nannie Cathrine Jones
Will
A. Ki. Hawkes
Atlanta
Mawkes
A. H. Kendel
United States
Hawkes
Mr. Hawkes
Is Firm
Grover Cleveland
Executive Mansion
Washington, D. C
A. K. Hawkes
Grovyer Cleveland
A. K
Joan B Gordon
Georgia
Diplogia of Honor
U Over
U. S
Hawkes Patents
Neilson
White Goods News
India
Oxford Oil Mill CO
Fam
Chancery Clerk
J. H. Welch
Sheriff LaFayette Co
Court House
W. Jones
E. M. Badley & CO
Matthews
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Louisville
Washington
Baltimore
Philadephia
New York
R. E. Parsons
H. W. Fuller
D. D
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