Wilkins Williams Wedding Unites Sallie Murry and Robert X Williams
The ceremony at Mrs. Holland Wilkins home joined Sallie Murry to Robert X Williams in a pink and green festooned affair. Rev J A Christian officiated the double ring rite attended by close kin and friends. Sallie wore pink taffeta and Katheryn Falkner presented the rings. The couple will reside in Oxford with Williams then a Lyric Theatre manager and a University Law School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. T. Falkner
Mr. Williams
R. X. Williams
Taylor
Lyric Theatre
Williams
Law School
The
University
Oxford
Somerville Tea Honors Daughter Nena Somerville
Dr. and Mrs. Somerville hosted a refined tea in their home honoring daughter Miss Nena Somerville. The receiving line included Dr. T. H. Somerville Dr. J. C. Culley Dr. and Mrs Culley and other special guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Somerville
Nena Somerville
J. C. Culley
Culley
Mr and Mrs Carter Entertain Guests in Honor of Upcoming Wedding
Mr and Mrs David Carter hosted a party Tuesday evening honoring Miss Nina Somerville and Dr Culley ahead of their marriage on the 27th. Prizes included a bonnet worn by winner L C Andrews and a cabbage-for-dinner promise to Mrs Andrews. Guests listed include Nina Somerville Ella Somerville Anna Wright Dr Whit Rowland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Carter
Rock
Nina Somerville
Dr. Culley
L. C. Andrews
Andrews
Carter
Nina and
Ella Somerville
Anna Wright
Whit Rowland
Faser
Guyton
Ralph Wilson
Katrina Carter
Remedy 666 Promoted for Colds and Grippe Relief
An old advertisement touts 666 as the fastest remedy for colds fever and la grippe. The terse copy emphasizes speed of relief and brand appeal in a vintage medical ad note.
Sacred Song Service at Methodist Church Sunday Evening
The public is invited to a sacred song service Sunday evening April 30 at 8 oclock at the Methodist church. The program will be as follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Violin Solo and Hymn Listing at Choir Service
A dated church program lists violin solos by Marych Wagner and Bernard Toehn, hymns including The Lord Is King and By the Rivers of Babylon, plus readings and choral numbers. Performers include Miss Juliet Perues, Miss Flora Buffaloe, Mr. Arthur Henderson, and a long choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Toehn
Gabriel
Missuliet
Whit Kowlana
Mis Pahores Pie Nates Eaters
Pflueger
Ee Cranmer
Oxford Man Moves to Leland to Start Law Office
Hon. Fulton Bell, a rising Oxford lawyer, opens a law office in Leland Mississippi after leaving Jackson where he served as representative for Lafayette County. He is praised for ability and is expected to achieve a brilliant future, leaving many friends in Oxford and at the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Bell
Oxford
Leland, Miss
Big Sisters host kitchen shower for Nena Somerville
The Sun day school Big Sisters class of the Presbyterian church held a Monday afternoon kitchen shower at Mrs. J. A. Christian’s home honoring Miss Nena Somerville. Attendees arrived with her sister Miss Ella Somerville and guest Maria, played by Mrs. Christian, guided the culinary lesson and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Nena Somerville
J. A. Christian
Ella Somerville
Culley
Maria
Christian
E. O. Davidson
Remains of M. O. Patterson Jr Buried in St Peters
The infant son of Rev. and Mrs. M. O. Patterson of Clinton Miss was brought to Oxford for burial Tuesday. Rev R Q Leavell preached. Present were Rev M O Patterson his fourteen year old son and three members of the Duck Hill congregation and Will Pettis, brother in law, who accompanied the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Patterson, Jr
M. O. Patterson
Clinton, Miss
Oxford
R. Q. Leavell
Commencement Exercises at Lafayette County Agricultural High School
Graduation day at College Hill sees twenty one students receive diplomas. Worth noting is the nine year history under Prof. M. P. Bush and Mrs. Bush, building a respected school with new additions and improved facilities making it one of North Mississippi's best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County Agricultural High School
College Hill
Alan May Arnold
Irel H. Arnold
C. Franklin Cain
Alton Curtis Crawford
Mary Evelyn Fernandez
Annie Sibyl Hogan
Hazel C. Howell
Newton L. Ivy
Elizabeth Johnson
Mabel Clair Major
Elsie Jewell Maples
Augusta Elizabeth Miller
Zera Annice Pass
Mary Lucy Perkins
John A. Purvis
Cleo Reaves
the Baxter Smith
Vera Etta Swaim
Eugene Wilber Waller
Rogers Barron Nuptials Attend Holly Springs Ceremony
Miss Alice Rogers and Mr. James Barron were married Saturday at Rev H Latham’s home in Holly Springs. Aunt Della Rogers and the minister’s family witnessed, the bride is the popular daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Rogers, Barron works with the Farm Bureau, and the couple departed for Oxford shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rogers
James Barron
Rt. H. Latham
Holly Springs
Della Rogers
Will Rogers
Barron
Farm Bureau
Oxord
Miss Carter Hosts Nena Somerville at Bridge Luncheon
Miss Katrina Carter entertained Miss Nena Somerville with a beautiful bridge luncheon on Thursday at her home, a thoughtful gesture reflecting social hospitality in the community.
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Nena Somerville
Katrina Carter
America's Greatest Tenor to Visit Oxford May 3
Riccardo Martin, hailed as the greatest American tenor, will appear in concert May 3 in the University Chapel Oxford. Martin, a Metropolitan Opera and Royal Opera star, will be accompanied by Hubert Carlin offering piano solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riccardo Martin
America
Oxford
University
University Lyceum
Martin
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Chicago Opera Association
Royal Opera of
Hubert Carlin
Albert Spalding
Mississippi
Mrs L Y Cobbs Injured in Fall at Home
Mrs L Y Cobbs fractured her hip after a stumble on a concrete yard walk. She was taken to Baptist Hospital Memphis for treatment and is reported to be improving and expected to return home soon if recovery continues.
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L. Y. Cobbs
Baptist Hospital
Memphis
Buie Interred at St Peters Cemetery
Remains of H. T. Buie who died in Chicago reached here today and interment was made in St. Peters Cemetery. Roland Q. Leavell, pastor of the First Baptist Church, presiding. He is survived by a wife who is the sister of Miss K. A. Skipworth of this city.
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H. T. Buie
Chicago
St. Peters
Roland Q. Leavell
First Baptist Church
Presiding
K. A. Skipworth
New Homes Completed in Oxford On South and Cemetery Streets
Three new houses are finished in Oxford. The Culley home on South street is a standout bungalow praised for architecture and finish. D. C. Black’s Cottage on Cemetery street is modern and well painted. Alvin Hipp also completed a cottage on Cemetery street and has moved in.
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Oxford
South Street
Culley
D. C. Black
Cemetery Street
Alvin Hipp
Hear This Great American Tenor Arrives by Train and Auto
A great American tenor plans to reach town by train and automobile for an anticipated performance. The event promises a noteworthy musical experience for local audiences.
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Wilkins—Williams
Mesdames Glenn and
R. S. Guyton
Mesdames
Marnie Wendel
Herman Glenn
Jack Guyton
Tekengrin
Miss Somerville
Mrs. Somerville
Mrs
Lafayette No. 1
Beline
Violin Solo
Tannhauser
Marych Wagner
Leland
AY College Hill
Miss Carter
Riccardo, Martn
Federal Court
Hi. ‘T. Buie
ST. Peter 5
Carter’s Drug Store
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