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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1921

Page

8

Church Notes and Comments Reflect Faith and Community

Church notes report the Francis Leavell circle meeting with Mrs E H Barry and two Mission Study Classes. a Methodist Church address on children’s week. Baptist Missionary Society planning with a prayer program led by Mrs J H Lawshee. B Y P U progress. M E District Conference at Coffeeville. Central Community Club forms with weaving baskets and upcoming May meeting.

Francis Leavell The Baptist Church E. H. Barry Missionary Society of the Baptist Church J. H. Lawshee M. E. Church Coffeeville L. M. Lipscomb Mary E. Doney Robert Farr Travis Reynolds Olivia Long Tupelo Annie May Cannon R. L. Henry Altus Neice Lf. H. Harris Rainwater E. K. Harris Johnson and Robinson Frances Leavell Elmo Thomas Elder W. L. Smith Scott Holly Springs Joe Friedman Edward Furr H. Reece Furr Eddie Avent Dolly Miller Shreveport Edison Avent Dewey Linder Greenville Stanley Sneed Vera Horn New Albany Evelyn Hammett Fayette Estelle Knight J. S. Hicks

Local society notes from Holly Springs and Oxford

Mrs. Harry Sisk and Mrs. C E Sisk host in Holly Springs while Nellie Haynes visits Kosciusko. Many guests from Abberville Greenwood Tupelo and Memphis attend church events, dances, and social visits. The Novelty Club and Women’s Book Club mark the community scene with a May 6 anniversary program at University Chapel.

Harry Sisk C. E. Sisk Holly Springs Nellie Haynes Mrs. Cain Kosciusko Alice Jackson McComb Forrest Jackson Ole Miss Alice Johnson Miriam Jackson Hunters Charles Cristy Mary Dosey Memphis Gordon Coffeeville Joe Friedman R. J. Bell Grenada W. L. Smith C. C. Longest Lon Neilson Laural Maude Anderson Will Woodward Willie Langston Como Stella McKoskle Pierce Chicago Colonial Hotel Joseph Rennie Greenwood J. A. Christian Faser Alf Stone J. H. Swan Senator Kyle Messrs. Linck Trueblood and Groff D. I. Sultan Washington, D. C Dan Sultain McKinstrey Blue Mountain W. S. Hargis Meridian Teachers Association Oxford Wood B. Hall Jean Mathis College Hill Womans Book Club University Chapel J. H. Morris Abbie West Lucy Mitchell Maude West Edwina May Myers H. R. Cobb C D. Bennett Janice Hopkins Hutchinson—Hopkins Virginia

Classified sale notices for Nancy Hall slips and farm goods

Multiple listings include Nancy Hall sweet potato slips at varied per thousand prices, postpaid options, and region specifics in Mississippi and nearby states. Other items: battery service, engines for sale, Angus cattle exchange, cane seed, corded hemostitching, Edison moving picture machine, farm land queries, and potato plants with quantities and prices. Local firms Grace & Pickens, HEMSTITCHING firm, C. L. Pittsinger, Cullman Produce Co. and others.

Nancy Hall State Plant Board Grace & Pickens New Albany Miss South Carolina Centerville Wilkinson County H. B. Ford

Bride Elect Jean Matthews Honored With Showers

Mrs. M. P. Bush and Mrs. Lucille McCalley hosted lovely showers for Jean Matthews the bride elect, at their College Hill homes last week.

M. P. Bush Lucille McCalley Jean Matthews College Hill

Bargain of a Lifetime Organ For Sale

Nearby town offers a Kimball organ in near new condition. Seller cuts mortgage balance to save shipping. write W. W. Kimball Co. Collection Dept Chicago Ill for details. April 28-21p.

Kimball W. W. Kimball Co Chicago Ill

Prickly Ash Bitters and a June 1921 Road District Bond Election

An advertisement promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a versatile tonic priced at $1.25 per bottle. It also announces a Special Election on June 4 1921 in Beat Three Road District Lafayette County Mississippi to decide on issuing bonds up to 60000 for highway construction and maintenance, naming precincts and election officials.

R. R. Chilton & Co College Hill Board of Supervisors Lafayette County Mississippi Said Beat Three Beat Three Said N. E Miss Johnson Earnest Shaw M. P. Bush Bruce Bunch Hulet Butler Arron Goforth H. D. Rikard States W. W. Jackson Abbeville Lafayette

Thedford’s Black-Draught Endorsement From Dutton Resident

Mrs. T. F. Parks of Dutton Alabama extols Thedford’s Black-Draught as a dependable liver and digestion aid. She claims it relieves indigestion constipation sour stomach and headaches and notes its long standing 70 year record. She urges friends and neighbors to insist on genuine Thedford’s.

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Christ W. S. Leathers Methodist Church Drummond Roland Leavell Abberville Claude Mitchell W. S. Dixon Ruleville Gee, Keys Eugene Bramlett Addie Lee Wallace Dixon George Keys Mrs. Caine Delmartin Vardaman Miss Vardaman Miss Martin Ann Whiteway Cliftonville New York Ammia Kane Alice Stincheck Etta Allan D. A. Richey Los Angeles Cal Omna McMahon Addie Lee Baird Mary Louise Neilson Janie Mae Willis Hamilton Faye Willis Mrs. C. D. Bennett, Jr City Mr. Bennett Miss Storey Earl Fraseur H. P. Fairbanks- Morse H. P. Fairbanks-Morse Eagle Office L .H. Kalb Union Ave Tenn Edison Moving Picture Machine Bliss Gas C. L. Pittsinger Water Valley L. Jones Olney, Ill Porto Rico Nancy Halls Cullman Produce CO Cullman, Ala Ue Dusham L. E. Oldham Attorney AT Law Rowland Drug Co Oxford, Miss F. M. Heard Notary Public Harry M. Bryan A.S. Billingsly Oxford, Mississippi Robt. L. Tomlinson Thedford Alabama Dutton Ala Thed Ford T. F. Parks Jackson County Ford’s
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