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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1922

Page

8

Trial recounts alleged affair and abortion scheme

Testimony described Governor Russell’s growing intimate attention and pressure on Miss Birkhead. She claimed he urged her to abort, supplied medicines, and guided an attempted self abortion in Memphis before a doctor completed the act. The trial featured jury selection and ongoing arguments.

Russell Memphis Miss Birkhead Cassidy Birkhead Theo. G. Bilbo Verdaman Mississippi Bilbo Lafayette County

Local Notes and Visits Across Mississippi Towns

Mr. P. E. Matthews of Parchman and son Dork Matthews of Ruleville visit Oxford friends. Mrs. Scott, recent Tula High School resignee, travels to Shreveport to join her husband and stays with Mrs. Loyd Cole. Dr. and Mrs. B. S. Guyton and children visit relatives in New Albany last weekend. Miss Bessie Davis of Tula visits Miss Loyd Cole. Mr. John Sharpe Boyette spends Thanksgiving with sister Mrs. Hooker in Winona. Dr. W. B. Ricks of Nashville will preach at the Methodist Church Sunday evening at 7 30, invitation extended.

P. E. Matthews Parchman and Son Dork Matthews Ruleville Oxford Scott Tula High School Shreveport Loyd Cole B.S. Guyton New Albany Bessie Davis Tula John Sharpe Boyette Hooker Winona W. B. Ricks Nashville Tenn

Numerous Oxford residents host visitors during Thanksgiving week

Mrs. Heard welcomes a great great granddaughter. many locals host relatives and friends from Grenada, Memphis, Vicksburg, Tupelo, and beyond. Visitors include Misses Collins, Dunlap, and Tankersley, with Ole Miss and Grenada College attendance noted. The Oxford Baptist Church officers hosted a social at Dr. Longest's home.

William Heard Abner Lawhorn Lafayette Springs Willie Avent Markette T. W. Avent Katherine Lovett T. A. Dunn L. E. Oldham O. D. Collins Pinedale Guy Collins Durant Buck Collins Margaret Rowland M. Wendel Sharpe Grenada S. T. Galloway New Orleans Oxford Glenn Fudge Luther Heard Tunica Audley Avent Bob Saunders Free Springs Martha Buffaloe Marion Leavell Oxford Hi Y Amory Pear Collins Etta Minnie Ruth Tomlinson Chaleybeate Robt. Tomlinson Ernest Hargis Marmon Memphis E. O. Davidson Elizabeth Hinds Ira Purvis Gayle Beanland America Africa Louisville Garner Owens Maurice Freeman Barry Magnolia Georgia Frierson Abbeville College Hil Grace Bunch College Hill Bolivar Tenn Leo Mitchell Water Valley Johnnie Slough Grenada College Janice Mouldin Ada Pettis Marjorie Tankersley Tutwiler Georgia Duncan Gladys Short Indianola Nellie Dunlap Corinth Ouida Price Kosciusko Myrtle Fannie May Dunlap Thaxton Lena Dunlap Ole Miss Sallie Simpson David Harris Raiford Patterson Wayne Black Coldwater Thelma Crashman Eddie Frank Sullivan Ella Butler Geo. Hall

The Christmas Nut Miracle of the Squirrels

Mrs. Squirrel and her husband face an empty larder at Christmas. After sharing their last nut with hungry Chatter Red neighbors they plan a walk to the big house for charity. Children aid them with gifts, and the pair later help the Chatter Reds as Christmas ends with generosity.

Mrs. Squirrel Mr. Squirrel Charlie Chatter-Red Chatter-Red Mr.Squirrel Sandy

Christmas Inconsistency

Two men finish Christmas shopping on a rainy eve when a boy offers to fetch a taxicab. He only has to go a few steps. The vignette captures small town kindness and a moment of practical humor as the boy steps in to help.

Raisin Nut Gems Recipe Card Mixes Nuts and Raisins

A compact recipe for raisin nut gems uses flour sugar baking powder salt raisins and walnuts with an egg and butter. The batter is mixed with milk shaped into gem pans and baked 30 to 35 minutes in a moderate oven yielding about 12 gems.

Unknowing Christmas Cheer In Mary Graham Bonner Tale

In a reflective Christmas vignette a tired mother recalls loss as she shops and encounters joyful crowds. She struggles to feel the season yet finds warmth in the unknowing happiness of strangers’ children. Her emotions soften as Christmas echoes fill her heart.

Mary Graham Bonner

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