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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1921

Page

5

Oxford social notes and visiting guests list

A long roster of visitors and residents in Oxford are listed as hosting and being hosted across town. Numerous Misses and Mesdames visit relatives in Arkansas Mississippi Alabama and Tennessee while local officials and Red Cross members plan nurse recruitment. The piece notes several travels, campus events, and church activities with names and places throughout Lafayette County.

Nan Hosper Aberdeen Minnie Louise Roach Blue Birds Florrie Friedman Myers Memphis Katherine Carter Coffeeville Gerald Fitzgerald Clarksdale A. A. Young D. A. McCall Columbia Ala Duke A. H. Kendel Lorenza Ark Lafayette County Red Cross Executive Board Osborn Mississippi Public Health Department Committee of Nursing Ben Fuexne Clarence Liveley Green Todd Grenada U. Mason and Son City Mason W. D. Porter J. J. Ellard Water Valley Scott Edward Creekmore Calhoun City Creekie Richard Collins Miss Brooks Patton Bowers Harriet Ward Tuscumbia C. D. Bennitt Jackson Bennitt R. L. Sutherland Hinds County Agricultural School Raymond Oxford Dorothy Polleson Nita Ramey Little Rock Kate Chisby West Point Edna Lowe Batman Carl Shaw Indianola College Hill Broadus Hargis A. C. Hargis W. J. Hargis Jellico Tenn Houston Texas Myre Evern Jones Anna Elizabeth Evern Staten Lucedale Gulfport Henry Hood Simms Buck Chandler Greenwood Chandler Grace Brown J. B Stella McEwen James Kirkwood R. L. Kirkwood J. C. White Canton W. A. Scarbrough Hubert Stephens New Albany United States Senate J. M. Spence DeWitt Lafayette County Presbyterian Hospital William Farr Edwin Tupelo Lynda Ramey Corinth L. M. Li Ib Methodist Rch M. P. Bedenburgh Agricultural College Frank Hernandez Rains Anne Lee Anna Walker Tom Rayburn Wayne Short D. R. Johnson Ellie Stubbs and Sons Baldwin Raymond Bingham Arkansas Jere. Myers Robert Cecil Holly Springs Lennine Beanland Harold Griffith Itta Bena Wilford Galladay Ford Agency Oxfo Dorothy Oldham Katherine Kelly Warren Meek Shaw Elma Meek Garland Kimmons Wendel Philips Tyre Johnson Mrs. Philips Oxford Hospital Jim Dooley George Dooley Marvin Dooley J. A. Christian Norfolk Virginia W. L. Smith G. O. Garman Susette Harris Winona Mattie Louise Lipscomb Willie Langston Como Albert Guyton Blue Mountain Charles Barton Charles, Jr Rowland Louis Jones Birmingham Bessie Metts Carvell Walker Earle Owens Ralph White E. P. Morgan Lula R. G. Morgan M. Faser J. W. Bell Thomas Yates Robert McLure Henry Minor Faser S. S. Hermon Herndon Webster Philip Carnathan Myrtle Marvel Ramey Haney Tallahatchie River van Kineannon Kineamon Miss Bird Haney Burnsville Myrtle Ramey A. B. McLure and Sons E. R. Morgan Potts Camp A. A. Green Gotten Lucy Wilds Eula Chicago Board of Marnie Wendel Edna Lowe Eatman Ward Rick Halls Wendel University of Chicago Dr. Russell New Orleans Virginia Smith Burgess E. H Epworth League of the Methodist Church J. O. Ramey Greenwood Duncan Little Child Sallie Belle Duncan Lydia Edna Moore Ruffin Shreveport Elizabeth Walker New Hope Pauline Harris Indian Mound Mary E Doney Hattiesburg Mabel Mitchell Holmes Dunn Duck Hill Lydia Moore E. J. Moore Rolling Fork Ruth Clay York S. Y. Parks Ruth McCoy Ecrn Earle Porter Mephis Ry. J. C. Gates Dallas Charlene Moore Albert Russell John Falkner Biloxi Lee Russell Sarah Graves Sumner Etta Robert Farley Miller Varden Hernando J. L. Farley Ed Lewis Alfred Branham Richard and James Park W. McMahon Greenville Willie Sloss Baxter Carthage Will Ayres S. K. Smith Warner Holt Ray Gregory Heron Mitchell Atlanta Oxford Friends Bedford Hipps Taylor Alvin Hipps Biggers W. W. Kimmons Hopewell Lucille Wiley I. B. Duncan and Son A. B. Hargis Annie Laurie

McGee's Baby Elixir advertised for colic and stomach ailments

An old newspaper snippet advertises McGee's Baby Elixir as a pure harmless and effective remedy for wind colic diarrhoea and summer complaint priced at 35c and 60c sold by A Advertisement. The rest of the page covers local social notices including gatherings hosts guests travels and visits across multiple Mississippi towns.

McGee's

Seventh Cotton States Merchants Convention in Memphis

Memphis hosts the seventh annual Cotton States Association convention August 23 to 25 with expanded programs and speakers including W. P. G. Harding. The event promises rail rate incentives, tours of Memphis plants, and entertainment for delegates from the South's merchants.

The Cotton States Association James B. Gibson Memphis South W. P. G. Harding Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Federal Reserve System United States Iun D. R. Crissinger E. W. Nelson Retail Credit Men's National Association Herbert Hoover Commerce Memphis Terminal Corporation

Road to ruin cited as well trodden trail

A concise aphorism notes the road to ruin is well trodden and easy to spot for those seeking it, warning against temptations that lead to downfall.

Wisdom Sparks Amid Simple Phrases In Aged Quips

A muddled snippet reflects on wit and folly with a proverb about appearances and mockery. It mentions wooden figures and a lighthearted tone about behavior and perception. The fragment hints at social commentary rather than a named event or person.

Misunderstanding Neighbor Fails to Worry Him

The speaker notes a lack of understanding toward a neighbor yet states the neighbor is unconcerned, claiming you have his sympathy as a reassuring counterpoint.

Herbal remedy ad promotes Herbine for liver and stomach

An advertisement touts Herbine to stimulate the liver and purify the bowels. It claims benefits for daytime weariness and restlessness and lists a price of 60 cents, sold by A. H. Kendel.

A. H. Kendel

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Walter Boyett Co. Be Crider Jackson, Is Eny Reen Lou Howser Aspermont W. J. Beard E. H. Harris Priscilla Club Vyola Galloway Louis Friedman Oakdale Camp Ground Lottie Wooten Glen Brown Eagle Fay Eftin Tri-State Fair Grounds Memphis Drivng Club Bet Fair Grounds Cottum States Merchants Association Mississippi River Doc Hottum Coun Treasury Department At Washington First National Bank Yates Auto. CO Mississippi
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