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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1922

Page

1

Chancery Court Admits New Lawyers and Grants Decrees

May term opened with Chancellor J. G. McGowen presiding. Dozens of lawyers admitted to the bar from the University. Court issued decrees in guardianship, divorces, and probate matters including final account approvals.

Chancery Cout J. G. McGowen C. G. Brooks John N. Slumpns Branton L. Curne J. Pettey Wesler Guardian Diallie Kesier Migs Admitte Fioure Houston L. B. Jackson G. W. Jackson

Mississippi A and M 1922 Commencement Program

The 1922 commencement at Mississippi A and M begins Saturday June 8 with a 10:30 Band Concert in the college auditorium. Alumni from Philadelphia Mississippi class 1911 will deliver the alumni ovation. An Alumni Association meeting follows at 2:30 in the Y M C A auditorium alongside a planned afternoon baseball game.

Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College C. T Philadelphia Mississippi Wll

Oxford High to Hold Graduation Week Activities

Chautauqua starts Friday afternoon as Oxford High prepares a busy program for graduation week. The class of thirteen will hear Dr. David E. Guyton speak on happiness through love. Alumni banquet will be a smoker instead of a dining hall event. Commencement sermons and concert follow, with final exams and a June 8 close date.

Oxford High School David E. Guyton Blue Mountain Guyton W. Smith Board of Smith Igh Oxford Edith Brown Edith Kirkwood Louise Biasingame Willie Webb Dunlap Susie Hiler Dorothy Wuidham Brown Falkner Percy Hathorn Vallie Metts Slax Milstead Dermot Nunnally John Scott Doak Worley P. L. Rainwater Ella Wright Hall Nancy Farley Sallie Belle Duncan Stacey Furr Mary Alice Hathorn Cooper Hathorn Kate Kimmons Bessie Furr Neal Pinsock Cathrine Crane Lynda Ramey H. J. Simpson Martha Smith Anna Wright Mildred Hannah M. A. Dodd First Baptist Church Shrevesport Louisiana Webb Venable Clarksdale Mississippi

Oxford High seniors honored at lawn party by PTA

The Oxford High senior class was feted at Amadeul, Mrs Bem Price's home, with electric lights, a fairy themed setting, a senior march led by Mr Doak Worley, and a May queen crowning. Junior class provided punch and wafers as a band sang and a dancing fairy group performed.

Parent-Teachers’ Association Amadeul Bem Price Parent-Teachers Association Heard Parent Teachers’ Organization Dr. Hargis Doak Worley Edith Brown Louise Blasingame Willie Webb Dunlap Susie Hiler Edith Kirkwood Dorothy Oldham Messrs. Brown Falkner Percy Hathorn Wallie Metts Max Millstead Dermont Nunnally John Scott Harkins Wilson Hawkins Vance Dooley Roach Faser McLure

Gasoline Hogs Recouping Losses by Gouging Public

Wichita Falls Texas May 23 Inside story of price jumps in gasoline industry says big refiners bought high price crude and stored it while market fell. Pennsylvania crude now $3.25 a barrel, war high $6.10, with losses written off. Oil producers seek to recoup via higher gasoline prices as stockpiles, demand, and future oil runs shift.

Wichita Falls Tex Pennsylvania Bureau of Mines

Redpath Chautauqua Season Tickets Offer Big Value

Oxford readers urged to buy season tickets at 3 15 tomorrow for the Redpath Chautauqua. New England Male Quartette and notable performers headline the lineup with lectures on democracy and home beautification. Fifteen to twenty-five dollars worth of entertainment for three dollars, backed by forty five local business backers, promises an affordable season.

Redpath New York Chicago Oxford United States Canada New England Redpath Bureau Alexander Zedeler Portland Stockholm Sweden Betty Booth Vienna Grand Opera Company Frank Dixon Dixon Brothers Lewis A. Conins Russia Siberia Poland Granville Jones Ritz-Carleton Solis Orlando Fla

Kilgore Family Visiting Bounds in Mississippi

Mrs. James Kilgore and her daughter Virginia of Etta Mississippi are spending a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bounds.

James Kilgore Virginia Etta Miss J. E. Bounds

Red Cross Flood Drive Receives Extra Contributions

About $12 more has been collected by the Red Cross for flood sufferers. Roughly $10 of the total was donated by colored people without any solicitation.

Red Cross

Patent Remedy Claims Cure for Malaria and Fevers

A nineteenth century patent medicine advertises a cure for malaria bilious fever chills colds and La Grippe claiming rapid relief and complete restoration of health through its proprietary formula.

Miss Birkhead Sues Gov Russell for 100000 in State Court

Miss Frances Birkhead files a 100000 damage suit in Hinds county circuit court against Gov Lee M Russell alleging breach of promise and seduction. The case, previously dismissed in federal court for lack of jurisdiction, seeks state-court jurisdiction where service on the governor can be obtained.

Jackson Miss Frances Birkhead Lee M. Russell Hinds County Southern District Edwin Holmes Miss Birkhead Mississippi T. R. Foster Vicksburg

Tanlae Promises Health Restoration Through Nutrition Tone

An advertisement states Tanlae strengthens the Térves and restores normal body health by improving appetite and nutrition, offered for sale by Rowland Drug Company.

Rowland Drug Company

Town Social Night Bends Toward More Community Parties

The piece notes the reluctance to split the party, praises lodge and stewards, and highlights how ladies enrich gatherings. The Parent Teachers Association social committee earns town thanks for a delightful evening with Mrs Price singled out for special gratitude. Committee members are Mrs Dooley chairwoman and Mesdames Faser Price Phillips Vance and Falkner.

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Chancery Court Gulia Hii Alls Willie Lankersiey Marshall Pugh Carlene Pugh Flea Reese Wm. Reese Emery Jeffries George Jeffries Joe Addie Robuck H. G. Robuck Lottie Taylor Will Taylor Mary Florence Carnathan T. J. Carnathan Abrigail Wilburn Arphild Wilburn Sallie Shipp R. J. Goodwin Hi. A. Tankersley Lon Tankersley S. E. Galleghy Adm Andrew Herrod Jessie Campbell Burl Campbell C. A. Ford John Ford Oxford High RED Cross Collections Russell Hinds Carter Carter’s Drug Store
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