Local News Briefs From Oxford and Nearby Towns
A collage of social notes lists visiting relatives in Water Valley and Oxford, travels to Memphis Chicago Jackson and Grenada, with many residents passing through for calls. Marriage licenses issued to five couples. The piece also notes the death of J. C. Vaughn and previews The Red Rose musical at the Lyric Theatre in New York with its touring company.
A Perfect Day Poem by Minnette C. Seches
A poetic mood describes a perfect day ending with longing for a loved one. The speaker notes sunset, dew on flowers, nestbound songbird, and a turquoise sky as she feels the beloved near. Hidden in verse is a dreamlike embrace and the lifting of daily burdens toward an ideal union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnette C. Seches
Dr King’s New Discovery For Coughs And Colds
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for coughs colds and pneumonia related troubles. It pledges relief with money back if it fails and lists prices of 50 cents and 1 dollar.
The Red Rose at Lyric Theatre Oxford Gig
The Red Rose musical comedy by John C Fisher lands at the Lyric Theatre Oxford on Wednesday December 15 after a coast to coast tour. Marguerite De Von and the 54 member Globe Theatre company from New York join the original production as Maurice Darcy leads the cast in a three act tale running over three hours.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Globe Theatre
Lyric Theatre
John C. Fisher
Oxford
Triumph
Coast
Comat
Marguerite de von
Maurice Darcy
Progressive farmers hear Memphis club lecture on better farming
A small group of progressive farmers attended a lecture here last Tuesday by Messrs Wooten and Haney of the Memphis Business Men's Club on better farming. Mrs Earl Marchinson is ill and Miss Kate Waldrip visits in Como. Free Springs school pursues splendid work and hopes for a new building before spring. Basketball practice continues with plans for early interschool games.
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Messrs
Wooten and
Haney
Memphis Business Men’s Club
You’ll Soon Be Writing It 1916 Unless You Forget
A brief editorial note warns readers of impending events shaping 1916. The column urges vigilance and memory, stressing how decisions now will influence the coming year and national affairs.
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Miss Eumice Hotcome
Society Horror
Mrs
J. W. Bell
Water Valley
Stella Smith
F. M. Stowers
Memphis
Kate McGuire
Mr. Lake
Robinson
Clarksdale
Dallas Jones
Taylor
T. A. Dunn
Duck Hill
R. L. Brown
Jackson
Dewey Dell Peacock
Anderson Carter
Lafayette Springs
Eagle Office
Geo. B. Adams
W.S. Hill
Greenwood
Mrs. Lake Robinson
Jear. Davidsons
Mrs. Waits
Etta
Mrs. S. Levy
Mrs. H. Friedman
Mr. I. D. Holmes
Sweatman
Pearl Hickey
Mise
Mr. M. D. Barner
Batesville
Mrs. N. M. Simmons
Mise Lelia Morgan
Sardis
R. G. Morgan
C. B. Lynch
Jof Delay
Stasey Farr
M. E. Nichols
Kent‘wood
Ala
J. W. Patterson
Tula
Bessie Morgan
Lake Village
Ark
W. Smith
Hickory Flat
City
Mette
W. M. Woods
T. Shelton
Emerson Ivy
Mable Carothera
James Gilmore
Jessie Purkins
C. D. Purkins
Elsie Lewis
Curtis Garner
Ivy Thweatt
5. B. Wood
Kilmichael
Albert Dunn
Brother
T. A In
Joe Hinds
Elizabeth
R. Crouch
Sivley
Lee Hensley
E. Sparks
Susie Hill
Holly Springs
John Buffalos
Mary Victoria Rowland
Kansas City
Madill
Okla
Lena Mai Calloway
Grenada
A. F. Calloway
Fair View
J. C. Vaughn
Tupelo
University
University Hospital
W. J. Bruce
South Street
W. 8. Plunk
Toccopola
H.H. Sims
Denmark
Tuma
Jack Morgan Grocer
Opera House
Caldwell & Friedman
West Side Square
Switzerland
Valier
Fleer
Valiers
Earl Marchinson
Kate Waldrip
R. L. Morgan
Como
Free Springs
Enj
Byron
Mitchell
Tenn
Colina Hoel
Mies Fe