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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1919

Page

5

Sunday Socials and Visits in Union County

A large crowd attended Sunday School at Union Sunday afternoon and singing at Mr G O Foust's home Sunday night. Various locals including Paul Jones Robert Linder Harry Brownine Jim Peacock Hugh Mathis Tatum Edna Gardner Annie Tatum Joins group trips to Water Valley, with several visits among Burgess and Turpin households during the weekend.

Union G. O. Foust Boyd Moore Paul Jones Robert Linder Harry Brownine Jim Peacock Hugh Mathis Tatum Edna Gardner Annie Tatum Water Valley Robert Waller Burgess Prayle Mills Cabell Tatum Paul 1. Turpin A. I. Turpin Jennie Hallowell Edna Daisy Gardner Will Robinson Oxford Bolivar Tubbs Hl. Harris Clinton Morgan M. J. Morgan Minnie Lee Henderson Sardis Luther Hurd Corrie Olena Morgan

DILLARD NEWS SPRING NOTES AND MARRIAGE

Spring arrives with rain and planting underway as Miss Lois Hawkins wed Mr Hul bert Mills and will live in Tennessee. Visits and trips among Segars Browning and others are noted along with Sunday School progress and best wishes to the Eagle and its readers.

Lois Hawkins Hulbert Mills Tennes Segars Ki. T. Segars Thelma Browning F. L. Browning A. Segars M. A. Robertson Ella Pegues Washington Pauline Browning C. J. Tidwell Albert Browning Oxford The Eagle

Oxford Ice and Bottling Co Telephone Advertising

Ice delivered on telephone orders by Oxford Ice and Bottling Co with Telephone 197. An inquiry prompts readers to try their first class printing services in the Oxford Eagle.

Oxford Ice and Bottling Co Oxford Eagle

Altus Commencement Opens With Musical Program

The Altus commencement began with a musical by Miss Hendersons class at the Harris home despite bad weather. Mrs Harris and Pauline performed duets, and Pearl Celeste Willson and Annie Leslie Beard sang solos. Rev J S Duncan delivered a sermon at Bethel church and three graduates Misses Doyle Anderson Pearl Wilson Mildred Lorene Webb gave essays before Dr Milden of the University gave the Baccalaureate address. The event included a play and farewell song.

Altus Miss Henderson Altho Emmette Harris

Time Limits for Naming Candidates in Democratic Process

W A Belk of Holly Springs argues in the Clarion Ledger that the party still requires early announcements. He states candidates must file 15 days before the primary to be eligible, else only the absentee soldier vote is affected. The article discusses standard party rules and aspirant timing.

W. A. Belk Holly Springs Clarion Ledger Democratic Party Belk

Baylor University to receive Browning life size portrait

Baylor University in Waco Texas will receive a life size full length portrait of Robert Browning painted by Barrett Browning's son. The work, shown in London after Browning's death, was secured for just under 1250 dollars and will form Browning Alcove in the library alongside a Browning collection.

Baylor University Waco Texas Robert Browning Grosvenor Gallery London Rodin Barrett Browning Baliol Oxford A. J. Armstrong Baylor Browning America

Methodist Centenary Luncheon at the church

A centenary luncheon honoring Methodism's 100 years of missionary work was held Friday May 16 at 8 pm in the church dining hall. Fifty centenary solicitors attended despite a storm and planning for Sunday afternoon work followed after a brief song service. The event notes Southern Methodism aims to raise 35 million dollars. Start the New Year rightly subscribing for the Eagle.

Lemon Lemon Lotion Promises Skin Whitening

A vintage advertisement touts a lemon lotion made from two lemons and three ounces of orchard white to create about a quarter pint. It claims to whiten complexion, reduce freckles and tan, soften skin, and can be used daily on face neck arms and hands.

Mike Adv

Oscar Allen Withdraws From Treasurer's Race

Oscar Allen announces withdrawal from the race for County Treasurer. He thanks supporters, cites low compensation, and notes his brother J. E. Allen is running for Tax Assessor, saying he wishes to aid his brother and act honorably.

Oscar Allen J. E Elmer) Allen

Flirting Tried Ends With Wedding For Jack And Ethel

In a playful exchange, Ethel asks Jack about flirting. Jack admits he thought he knew it, but his attempt led to the girl marrying him, ending their flirtation misadventure with an unexpected wedding.

Ethel Jack

Bond Issue Planned for Lafayette County Road District

The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors will at the June 1919 meeting issue and sell bonds to build and maintain roads in a proposed Road District. Tax levy will fund repayment. The district covers multiple townships and sections listed in the notice. A petition by over twenty percent of qualified electors supports the action, with a counter-petition also possible by June 8.

Board of Supervisors Lafayette County Mississippi Tallahatchie River

Notice to creditors in estate of Joseph Bailey

Notice is given to all persons with claims against the estate of Joseph Bailey deceased, granted letters of administration by the Chancery Court of Lafayette County Mississippi on February 16 1919. Claims must be probated and registered within one year from May 3 to avoid bar. L K Bailey Administrator. John Falkner Jr Attorney. May 8 10 22.

State of Mississippi Lafayette County Henrietta E. Goodwin W. L. Goodwin Chancery Court Daisy Goodwin Harwell Scotts Hill Henderson County Tenn Mississippi A. D Joseph Bailey

Bid invitations for dirt work on Tallahatchie River

The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors invites sealed bids for about 381 cubic yards of dirt work in the Tallahatchie River slough south of the Lion Bridge Beat 3. Bids due June 2 1919 at noon. The board may reject all bids and will require a bond as law directs. May 8 1919. May 15 22 29.

Mississippi Lafayette County Board of Supervisors Tallahatchie River Lion Bridge Slough W. M. Woodward G. A. Woodward D. C

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Royal Splinter News Dillard News Silver Bell Oxford Furniture Company Altus News Sweety G. A. Fuller Chancery L. K. Bailey John Falkner, Jr J. E. Pegues Square Miss
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