Local Social News Highlights From Oxford and Surroundings
Miss Grace Bunch of College Hill visited by cousin Miss El mira Kimmons during the Chautauqua. Numerous Oxford residents and relatives, including Miss Elvira Shaw and Mrs. Grover Shaw, attended Chautauqua and visited kin in Oxford. Several teachers and travelers returned home for summer breaks, with visits to Jackson, Batesville, Gulfport, Coffeeville, and Water Valley. A Fourth of July soldiers’ picnic at Camp Ground was decided, and many locals continue summer plans and teaching duties in Neshoba, Marks, and Omaha areas.
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Grace Bunch
College Hill
Elmira Kimmons
Elvira Shaw
Grover Shaw
Oxford
Ruth and
Ralph Wainwright
Kosciusko, Miss
William Rowland
Camp Ground
Fair View
Carl White
Grenada
Lola Kate Holcomb
Jackson
Sparks
Memphis
Harris
C. A. McLarty
Moscow
Tern
Eugene Anderson
W. P. Anderson
R. T. McMinn
Water Valley
Oxford Society Notes Long list of visitors and residents
Crétshaw at home. Powers couple report daughter Mrs Donald Duke and husband reached Honolulu safely as Mr Duke to be stationed there. Various Miss / Mrs names travel to Oxford, Jackson, Memphis, Coffeeville, and Shreveport. Leavells return from China. funeral of Mrs Bob Adams. several relatives visit Oxford relatives and friends.
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Crétshaw
J. N. Powers
Donald Duke
Honolulu
Duke
Alexander
Booneville
Oxford
Wade. Webster
Bessemer
Ala
Ardena Mathis
Freda Reagan
Chilton
Memphis
Majors
Lois and
Ivey Corinne
Blue Mountain
Bob Adams
Mary George Kincannon
Landrum Leavell
Geo. W. Leavell
U. S
Leavell
China
Mary Avent Cook
Jackson
James Chambers
Bobo
Shreveport
Frank Cooper
Orrwood
Miss
J. L. Chambers
Tubbs
Pete Adams
New Albany
Rev Nicholson gains success in Monett Macy Bono work
Friends note Rev R L Nicholson moved from Lafayette County to Arkansas and is thriving in the Monett Macy and Bono field. The Presbyterian Advance reports three members welcomed at Monett on a recent Sabbath and more to join. Bono work grows. Pauls station opens to aid the cause with a new Sunday School organized by Mr Taylor for Jonesboro Presbytery at Pauls and Algoa under Bono church care.
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R. L. Nicholson
Nicholson
Lafayette County
Arkansas
Presbyterian Ad
Monett-Macy
Bono
Monett Church
Pauls
Taylor
Jonesboro
Jonesboro Presbytery, Recently Organized A Sunday School At Pauls
Algoa
Bono Church
Freezone Promises Quick Corn and Callus Removal
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap, tiny bottle that removes corns and hard skin from the bottom of feet. It urges applying a few drops to lift away corns and calluses, promising immediate relief.
Farmers gloom over recent rain in Route No 1 news
The community notes a blue mood among farmers due to rain. Social visits include Miss Lucille Davis with Miss Pearl Murphree and Misses Dorris Palmer with Miss Elsie Higginbotham. Residents like Mr. Van Cooper and the Hardy family are seen about. A cream supper is planned at Live Oak on Saturday night, June 7, inviting all to attend.
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Lucille Davis
Pearl Murphree
Dorris
Madell Palmer
Elsie Higginbotham
Will Hardy
Murphree
Evelyn Shipp
Ethel Courtney
Rome
Miss
Lou Ella Davis
Hattie Henderson
van Cooper
Live Oak
Woman Finds Relief From Digestive Ailments
A reader describes months of toast and water with scarce appetite and stomach troubles. After using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for six days she reports full recovery and no cabbage intolerance, claiming the product clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the digestive tract. Sold by Chilton & Co.
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Mayr
Chilton & Co
Bayer Cross Aspirin Safety Ad Warns Buyers
An advertisement warns shoppers to demand genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin showing the Bayer Cross. It notes counterfeit aspirin sold by a Brooklyn dealer consisted mostly of talcum powder and urges checking both package and tablets for the safety mark. It states Aspirin is Bayer’s trademark and gives proper dosage guidance.
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Bayer
Brooklyn
Oxford Eagle First Class Printing Initiative
Local newspaper announces a new emphasis on high quality printing in the Oxford Eagle lineup. Readers are invited to notice improved typography and page design as the paper rolls out enhanced production standards.
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