Formation of the Jackson Vardaman Club Reported
News from Jackson notes the July 5 formation of the Jackson Vardaman Club the first of its kind in the state. Officers are President C O Jaap Esqr Sr Secretary Robert S Phifer and Treasurer Thos R Christmas. The piece also discusses national debt and liberty bonds with local social updates and visits across Oxford and surrounding towns.
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Vardaman Club
Jackson Vardaman Club
Jackson
Vardaman
U. S
C. O. Jaap, Esqr
Robert S. Phifer
Thos. R. Christmas
Washington
Europe
Federal Treasury
Earth
United States
Short Course At College Hill Success Revealed
Lafayette county reports its most successful short course at College Hill with 250 to 300 attendees. Miss Susie V Powell urged home importance to community and nation. Miss Mary E Doney organized daily programs with talks on clothes, civics, and home economics. Teachers and local leaders demonstrated cooking implies. cows judging was shown at the Andersons.
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Lafayette County
Susie V. Powell
Mary E. Doney
Edna L. Eatman
University
Clyde Bland
I. C. Railroad
O. K. Barnes
Panola County
Doney
Esther Rogers
W. D. Hedleston
College Hill Church
Myra Hume
Buckley
Gene Stratton
Michael O’halloran
Miss Doney
Ethel Smith
Ellen Samuels
Helen Saunders
Vivian Smith
Sibyl Hogan
Elizabeth Walker
Eddie Kate Crouch
Julia Wooton
Mary
Family visits from Potts Camp noted
Mrs Doyle Mize and her mother Mrs Hair returned Sunday from Potts Camp where they visited relatives. Mrs Walter Sullivan and daughter returned Thursday from Potts Camp where they spent several days with husband and father Mr Walter Sullivan.
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T. H. Sommerville
Culpepper
Vas
Joe Smith
W. L. Smith
Frank
Jim Heard
Shiloh
Coffeeville
Tom Wilson
Edd Jeffries
Myrl Smith
Dan Wiley
New Albany
Wiley
M. J. Dennison
Raymond Franklin
Lafayette Springs
A. B. Cole
Franklin
Watt Wardlaw
Ripley
Oxford
Blue Mountain
Mesdames C. C. Longest
G. W. Boyette
R. H. McElroy
Z. P. Leaveill
Vance
Mary Plant
Ella Wright
Marian Leavell
Berry Morgan
J. C. Gates
Los Angeles
Cal
Lucille Morgan
Walter Morrison
Taylor
Carrie Raines
Greenwood
George Buffaloe
W. R. Walker
Algoma
H. B. Owen
John Williams
New Prospect
E. A. Chambers
Memphis
James Chambers
Doe Miller
W. Goodwin
Marvin Dooley
Eudora
Tunica
Alvin Hipps
Norma Parker
Jackson
Water Valley
Mary Bibb Long
Tupelo
Jim Clayte Kincannon
J. C.kincannon
J. C. Kincannon
Earle Frachrer
Clarksdale
Miss
Frachrer
L. P. White
Bride
Rodney Sisk
Frisco- Texas
Mrates Sisk
Winnie Smith
Eeeter
Indianola
Dudley Smith
Carrie Smith
Virginia
Lynda
Lucille Ramey
Alice Steinbeck
Lake Junaluska
N. C
Williamson
Jackson, Tenn
S. S. Webster
Lydia Moore
Rolling Fork
Moore
James Riley Knight
M. L. Duncan
Annie Lee
Georgia
West Point
E. B. Sloss
Baxter
Carthag
Sloss
Will Ayres
Ida Hickel
Dana Parks
Gladys’ Wells
Bramblett’s Hospital
J. O. Crider
Will
Ira Purvis
Elizabeth Hinds
Margeria Tankersley
Loronto
Canada
Alma Cain
Vaughn Ramey
Little Rock
R. H. Ramey
Calvin Barbour
Hazlehurst
York
Alabama
George McLean
Margaret
Winona
Elma Meek
W. B. Hogg
Lee Baggett
Bondurant
Classical League of America
Philadelphia
Penn
J. A. Christian
Montreal
Bessie
Stacy Furr
Denver
Col
Henry Furr
Susie Avent
Rowland Wright
Luke Kelley
Varden
H. A. Coleman
Eddins
A. B. Crosier
Wisconsin
Kilouque
Bryant
Lillian
Jewel Gamble
Mabel Mooney
Mary Elmore
Lucille Hafhorn
Gladys Ray Roberson
Lolange McElvaney
Laverne Rogers
Jonnie Slough
Eugenia Campbell
Lily Mae McElroy
Rowland Leavell
P. L. Rainwater
Lake Campbell
Mattie Louise Lipscomb
Harris
W. L. Lipscomb
Lambert
de Spain
Hoyle Brummett
Miss Brummett
Liberty
M. M. Bedenbough
Doyle Mize
Hair
Potts Camp
Walter Sullivan
Church Notes and Comments by Mrs Calloway
A reflective church column recalls a boy preacher named Henry who asked for funds to ride to Abbeville. It praises faith over fainting, urges reading Luke 18, and notes Baptist attendance at Blue Mountain encampment. It lists upcoming County Sunday School Association events and other local religious activities.
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Abbeville
Henry
Darkey
The
County Sunday School Association
College Hill
Prayer Message for Burdens and Heavy Tasks
A reflective meditation on prayer as support when burdens press on the heart and tasks feel beyond human strength. The text speaks to seeking solace, guidance, and resilience through faith in times of pressure and difficulty.
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Father
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A. F. Calloway
Baptist Church
Mr. Hopper
Mt. Zion
Christ
Benjamin Charles Few