Guaranty Bank and Trust Co. Financial Statement 1921
I C H Roach cashier swears this is a true statement of the bank's financial condition as of February 21, 1921, for Guaranty Bank and Trust Co. at Oxford Lafayette County Mississippi. Notary F M Heard attests March 1 1921, commission expires January 27 1924.
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Oxford
Lafayette
Mississippi
Board of
Bank Examiners
I. C. H. Roach
Guaranty Bank and Trust Co
Lafayete
State of
F. M. Heard
Hall's Catarrh Medicine and local society notes
Hall's Catarrh Medicine presented as a tonic influencing mucous surfaces through blood to reduce inflammation. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio advertised circulars. Mrs C S Brown attended the D A R Convention at Gulfport with a report planned for the upcoming meeting. Oxford Hospital patients Jugrone, Young, and Mrs Leathers are convalescing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
C. S. Brown
Gulfport
D.A. R
Messrs Jugrone
Cornish
Young
Woodson Ridge
Leathers
Oxford Hospital
Local notes on visitors and absences mention Mrs J R Wilson and others
Mrs J R Wilson leaves today for Jackson to visit relatives. Miss Josie Burns spent the weekend with her parents in Wesson. Extensions worker Miss Lee Rice from A&M visited Oxford. Mr Joe Smith called to Parish Fla. for his brother J A Smith's death. Dr Gene Bramlett called to Charleston to operate on Raymond Franklin. Billie Guyton Jr. has been ill. WMA Baptist and surrounding churches held an all day rally. Out of town delegates included Miss Fannie Frayer and others. Dinner at church, reports given, mission society meetings in the afternoon. Mrs A F Calloway returned to Fair View after Oxford visit. L B Cresswell of A&M visiting his mother. Families visiting Oxford from various places. C B Bennett accepted position at Holly Springs. Gathright party spent weekend at Tocopola. Mrs Gathright to stay with Morrows. Prof Engerrand of Texas spent days at Ole Miss. Relbue Price and Bem Price visited family. Mrs Levy from Memphis a guest. Pomp Black called to Burgess for aunt’s illness.
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J. R. Wilson
Jackson
Josie Burns
Wesson
Billie Guyton, Jr
The
Baptist Church
Fannie Frayer
Miss Williams
New Albany
Ella Pegues
Dillard
Crane
Houston
New Prospect
Women’s Missionary Society of the South
Cet Presbyterian
Garner
Latin America
Kate McGuire
A. F. Calloway
Fair View
Oxford
L. B. Cresswell
O. Cresswell
Garland Kimmons
Hilda Lester
Darling
L. J. Moore
Memphis
Charles Moore
Dyersburg
Hunter
Messrs de Witt Hicks
Fyfe
Sledge
C. B. Bennett
Holly Springs
Miss
Dr. Gathright
Hellen Wylie
Holder Gathright
Tocopola
Ole Miss
Relbue Price
Jonesboro
Ark
Bem Price
Birmingham
H. Price
Leathers
Levy
H. Friedman
Pomp Black
Burgess
Community clubs and notices from local households
The Browning Club met at Mrs. Henry Minor Faser home. Reed Lipscomb, recently of Atlanta, now in Memphis with Leatheram and Co., visited his parents Rev. and Mrs. Lee Lipscomb. Mrs. J. O. Crider goes to Greenwood for an operation with sister Mrs. Dr. Johnson. The 20th Centurl Book Club met with Mrs. Leonard Cobb. Hugh Coffee of Memphis will take the mail route left by Bonnie McLarty. Attendees at Horace Morgan burial include Hugh Wiley, Mrs. Hipps, Mrs. Baxter Wylie, and Mrs. John Gathright. D. A. R. Club hosted by Miss Mary Louise Neils with speaker Miss Mary Doney. Akiyahaki Camp Fire girls to present The House Party on the Styx at Taylors High Friday. Mrs. J. A. Tankersley hosted U. D. C. meeting with papers on The Women of the South by Mrs. J. L. Farley and Miss Mary Louise Neilson. Monthly Presbyterian Teachers Association met at church with Miss Olivia Tankersley and Mrs. Earlvachor as hostesses. High and dry sanitary note and nurse in charge.
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Browning Club
Henry Minor Faser
Reed Lipscomb
Atlanta
Memphis
Leatheram and Co
Lee Lipscomb
J. O. Crider
Greenwood
Dr. Johnson
20Th Centurl Book Club
Leonard Cobb
Hugh Coffee
Bonnie McLarty
McLarty
Hugh Wiley
Hipps
Baxter Wylie
John Gathright
Horace Morgan
Paris
D. A. R. Club
Mary Louise Neils
Mary Doney
Styx
Taylors High School
J. A. Tankersley
J. L. Farley
Mary Louise Neilson
P. H. Wright
Dixie
Miss Short
Dumas
Teachers Association of the Presbyterian Church
Olivia Tankersley
Earl’vachor
Reverend J A Christian to lecture in Tupelo
Rev J A Christian leaves Monday for Tupelo to deliver Bible lectures at the School of Methods held there during the coming week.
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J. A. Christian
Tupelo
School of Methods
Record Breaking Christian Endeavor Meeting at First Presbyterian
A large Christian Endeavor gathering was held Sunday evening at First Presbyterian Church drawing over one hundred youths. Cary Bryan led with the topic A Useful Life, featuring talks by Hon. Bryan and Hon. L. C. Andrews, Supt. Rainwater, University Quartett, and Dr. J. C. Cully.
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Christian Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church
Cary Bryan
Bryan
L. C. Andrews
University Quartett
J. C. Cully
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Miles
Make
Black & Huggins Telephone No
Oxford, Miss
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United States
C. H. Roach
D. G. Neilson
T. H. Yates
Vas
AlVvnt
Aoa
Foda
Dein
Mississippi State
Como
Mis
Julia Newal
U. Ss. L
Shinault Farm
Keward
Sam Butler
O. F. Turner
University P. D
G. B. Taylor
E. C.' Cobb
Marth
A. C. Bramiett
Bramlett Hospital
Jzuto Mow Ie.wey Yares Autre Company
Attery Biep
Aytae
Albert Knoeple
Moccasis
Montana
Cataloe
C. Simmons
Avisy . It
L. E. Oldham
Rowland Drug Co
Notary Public
Harry M. Bryan
Attorney AT Law
Hammond—Myers Cotton CO
B. A. Seessel
Leader
Victor
Frances Alda
John Peel
Emilio de Gogorza
Antico
Flonzaley Quartet
Chloris
Amelita Galli-Curci
Dai Campi
Dai Prati
Green Fields
Beniamino Gigli
Paul Juan
Valse du Ballet
Raymonde Jascha Heifetz
Samson Et Dalila
Delilah
Lassie O
Mme
Louise Homer
Edward Johnson
Hans Kindler
John McCormack
Nina Violoncello
Ozaro
Avetusa Tacccanini
la Scala Orchestra
Symphony
E Flat
Allegro
Mozart
Arturo Toscenini
Colleen O
Scala Orchestra
Reinald Werrenrath
Olive Kline
Lambert Murphy
Merle Alcock
Biddy
Benson Orchestra of
Chicago
Joseph C. Smith
Rosie
Paul Whiteman
Papa
Billy Murray
Victor Roberts
John Steel
Charles Hart
Elliott Shaw
Sterling Trio
John Kimmel
Patrick J
Tevhey
Victor Light Opera Company
Annabette Lee
Louisiana
Jimmie
Robt. L. Tomlinson
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