Two Contestants For The Judgship Third District of Miss
Miss Eugenia Campbell returns from College Hill after attending a Silk-Moore camping party. Several local residents visit Memphis and nearby towns while others host relatives and enjoy local outings. The piece also discusses the Fordney-McCumber tariff’s impact on corsets and urges voters to consider party platforms.
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Judgship Third
Miss
Eugenia Campbell
College Hill
Silk-Moore Camping
Oxford mayoral candidate pledges safety saving service
A local candidate for mayor in Oxford announces a platform built on Safety Saving and Service. He criticizes past mismanagement, vows gradual reform after the January 1 1922 aldermanic return, and urges voters to support the candidate or another with a stronger creed. The note ends with a reminder that the United States was founded by young men and a call to remember the three S's.
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Oxford
United States
Federal suit filed anew in dilatory Mississippi case
Frances Birkhead again presses a $100,000 damage suit against Gov. Lee M. Russell in federal court at Oxford after a Jackson venue dismissal. The pauper oath avoids a cost bond, trial set for September 18 faces possible non suit to Oxford action, while state court proceedings continue alongside.
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Frances Birkhead
Lee M. Rusell
Oxford
Jackson
District of
Mississippi
Edwin Holmes
Holmes
Hinds County
Miss Birkhead
New Orleans
Louisiana
College Hill Social Guests and Local Staff Arrivals
Misses Bruce Carter Myrtle and Fthel Price of Senatobia visited College Hill as guests of Mrs. Manfred Price. Mrs. Ella Bristol, elected housekeeper and matron at Lafayette County Agricultural High School, arrives from Winona to begin work. Mr and Mrs Wilma Kennedy stopped at College Hill en route to Batesville from Dawson Springs, Kentucky.
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Bruce Carter
Myrtle
Fthel Price
Senatobia
Manfred Price
Ted
Lafayette County Agricultural High School
Winona
Wilma Kennedy
College Hill
Batesville
Dawson Springs
Birthday Celebrations Highlight Town Family Parties
John Edward Avent Jr aged eight enjoyed a party with about 34 friends including cake punch and ice cream and received remembrances. On Monday Mrs A Garrett hosted a birthday dinner for her daughter Mary Evelyn with a pink white color scheme. A large pink candle cake and pink geraniums adorned the table with pink wheelbarrow favors for guests.
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Evelyn
Master John Falkner Jr Hosts 6 P.M. Lyric Box Party
Master John Falkner Jr entertained a small group of his young friends with a 6 o'clock dinner Tuesday evening followed by a box party at the Lyric theater.
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John Falkner, Jr
The
Lyric
Mrs Bishop Hosts Ella Vassar Fifth Birthday Party
Mrs. Bishop entertained in honor of her daughter Ella Vassar's fifth birthday Tuesday afternoon with a toy themed gathering.
Personal and Local Guests with Friends Visit Oxford
Mr and Mrs Flem McCain with Mr Noel Hodge attend Oxford friends gathering. Mr Hulett, fresh from a successful singing school at Yellow, plans to depart soon for Cornish.
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Flem McCain
Yel
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Water Valley
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Hopewell
Lowrey Kim
Mons
Susan Baggett
Brother
Hubert
Memphis
Alex Ramey
Mrs. Lee Baggett
Norma Parker
Guest
Mrs
Roy M. Marr
A. A. Billingsley
Dora West Johnson
Mabel Mooney
Mr. Hewlett Johnson
Blue Mountain
Mrs. L. Fudger
Tunica
J. H. Blasinghim
Pulaski, Tenn
Sheffield
Ala
Walter Boyett, Jr
A. A . Mullins
Bob Black
Ola Bevels
Toccopola
Arkansas
Katie
Elinor Heard
Willie Langston
Ford
Fair Tariff League
Thomas E. Pegram
Joe H. Ford
Federal Court
Lee M. Russell
Blanche
Irene Anderson
Messrs
William and
Ben O. Pettis
Willie Wilson Bunch
William Pettis
R. R. Buford
Sumner
H. S. Johnson
A. & M. College
Castoria
College Hill News
Ella Bristol
Elec
John Edward Avent, Jr
Ed Avent
Cele
Mrs. A. Garrett
Mary
Noel Hodge
Oxford Friends
Mr. Hulett
Low
Cornish
Eagle
Lafayette
Third Judicial District
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