Local society notes from Oxford and surrounding towns
Oxford residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns including Memphis Radcliff Tupelo Helena Ark Sardis Tunica Holly Springs Grenada and Greenwood. Individuals named include Miss Daisy Goforth Mrs Kathryne Rowland Mr J R Wilson Mrs E E Temple and many others accompanying family members and attending clubs and Sunday School trainings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottye May Matthews
Jonesboro, Ark
Lily May McElroy
Lena Wilson
Memphis
Oscar Dooley
Tunica
Oxford
Kathryne Rowland
John Abston
Helena, Ark
Farrell
Sardis
Manchester Professor Credits Tanlac for Health Recovery
Professor C. J. Budlong of 42 School Street Manchester NH says he is in good health for the first time in thirty years after using Tanlac. He had indigestion and rheumatism causing fevers pain and weakness for decades and reports weight gain and renewed energy. He calls Tanlac the greatest medicine of the age for stomach trouble and rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Budlong
Manchester
N. H
Tanlac
School Street
Social notes from Oxford and surrounding towns
Local residents and visitors greet relatives in Oxford and nearby areas. Among those mentioned are Judge and Mrs. Wade of Little Rock guests of relatives, Mrs Edd Richmond and daughters from Covington visiting friends, Mr and Mrs Charlie Murphy of Itta Bena guests of Mrs Pete Ramey, and Myrtle Ramey returning from Crawfordsville and Little Rock. Also noted are church events on the Presbyterian Lawn with music by church choirs, Rev J A Christain traveling to North Carrollton for a meeting, and Mrs L A Olson directing the music. Additional items include visits by Miss Lizzie Kimmons of Water Valley to Harvey Kimmons, Mrs Brown and sons of Fulton visiting at the University, and Junior Girls class activities with scrapbooks for China, followed by Rock. Others entertaining or visiting include Mrs H T Hunter with Sunday School class, Mrs Harris and son Noland of Paris with Mrs J C Eskridge, Curt Frazier visiting his mother, and Corinne and Charles Sisk visiting grandparents in Fayetteville. Dewitt Dunn of Washington DC spending vacation with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Temple
Holly Springs
C. E. Sisk
Flonie Friedman
Helena Ark
Memphis
Earle Moore
Marie Lynch
Water Valley
Oxford
J. C. Eskridge
Katherine
Margaret Rowland
Tuscumbia
Ala
Jackson
J. R. Wilson
Marnie Wendel
Nice
Eugenia Rowland
Pittsborough
Margaret McLain
Winona
Alice Stinebeck
Lake Junaluska
Judge
Wade
Little Rock
Ark
Edd Richmond
Elinor
Jessie
Covington
Hot Springs
Lex Ramey
Delmartyn
Elizabeth Iaman
Vivian Cook
Presbyterian Lawn
J. A. Christain
North Carrolton
L. A. Olson
Lizzie Kimmons
Harvey Kimmons
Brown
Fulton
Hollis Brown
University
H. T. Hunter
Dorothy Milden
Mary Louise Hardy
Lucy Belle Leathers
Inez. Hickey
Etoy Collins
Mary Hunter
Robert Farr
Mary Lorey
May Louise Dorroh
Eugenia Campbell
Harris and Son
Noland
Paris
Curt Frazier
Watt Wardlaw
Philadelphia
Penn
Ware
New York
Putney
Indianola
A. Garrett
Lynwood
Ripley
Simpson
Lynda Ramey
Byhalia
N. C
Annie Lee
Dena Walker
Abbeville
Alpha Ray
Charles Christy
Annia McMahon
Christy
R. R. Eades
Tolley G. Neil
Doyle Brummett
Leberty
Miss
Nat Mayhall
Henry Walls
Alexandria
Ira Purvis
Rozelle Russell
D. L. Danley
Florence
E. R. Word
Chicago
Tom Word
J. B. Leavell
Houston
Texas
D. A. McCall
Bethel Church
Parks
Montgomery County
Tom Smith
Willie Metts
N. F. Metts
Lacey Holmes
Tom Ward
Local Social Roundup Sees Oxford Busy With Visits
Mr. Watt Wardlaw attends a Bankers Convention in Philadelphia and plans to visit his sister in New York before returning to Oxford. Numerous residents travel, visit relatives in Mississippi Tennessee and Louisiana, and attend church and social events amid updates on health and recoveries. A lost Sterling-Silver Ever-Sharp pencil case is noted with a reward offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Office
Floyd Scott
Loose- Leaf Biscuit Co
Notice to nonresident George Logan in Mississippi suit
The Lafayette County chancery court requires George Logan of Memphis Tennessee to appear on the fourth Monday in November 1921 to defend Lula Lovan’s suit. The notice, dated August 4 1921, is signed by Clerk W M Woodward. The publication ends with unrelated remarks about heat and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Logan
Memphis, Tenn
Chancery Court
Lafayette
Mississippi
Lula Lovan
A. D
Judge Leonard J. Farley Dies After Illness
Judge Leonard Jerome Farley longtime law professor and former dean at the university died today about 1 30 p m after a stroke last Saturday and two years of poor health He held the post of professor of law since 1910 and dean for nine years He is survived by a wife and several children Funeral plans were not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Jerome Farley
Farley
Judge Farley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daisy Goforth
C. D. Brown
Radcliff
Arthur Hargis
W. E. Hargis
Beanland
Ernest Jarrett
Martha Buffaloe
Augusta Kincannon
Tupelo
Jean Tankersley
Sumner
Mary Florence Carnathan
Oscar Lolston
Lula
Parham Shaw
College Hill
Phelps
Ben Furr
Toccopola
Mrs. Nichols
Kentwood
Flora Buffaloe
George, Jr
Greenwood
Lafayette County Farm Bureau
Carter’s Drug Store
Oxford, Mississippi
Corinne and
Charles Sisk
Fayetteville, Ark
Mr. Dewitt Dunn
Washington, D. C
Ben Price
Lennie Beanland
Louise Mitchell
W. B. McMahon
Mary Howard
St. Louis
McMahon Specialty
C. W. Rowland
S. B. Herron
Ruth
E. C. Coleman
Coffeeville
Talliaferro
Mary
Jane
Madill
Okla
G. C. Ayres
Ameglona
P. W. Rowland
Majier Morris
Gloster
Gladys Short
Kate McGuire
Union City
Tenn
Wilson
Grenada
Pontotoc
T. C. Kimbrough
West Point
Mattie French Lucas
Mary. Bennett
Roy Lipscomb
Homer Howard
P. H. Wright
Ella Wright
Jackson and
Hattisburg
Charlotte
Marnie Reese
S. C
Jimmie Starnes
Onie Wilson
Hartsfield
William Keel
Baldwyn
Keel
Virgie Anna Bedenbaugh
Lucile Snipes
Mabel Tayor
Guy Collins
Dean Roberson
W. N. Roberson
Ofississippi
W. M. Woodward
L J. Farley
Lafayette County
Merchants Credit
George Heard, JR
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