Tweson Secures 269 Electoral Votes Amid Tight Race
Early results show Wilson at 269 electoral votes with 3 more than a majority. California vote split and moves in Minnesota New Hampshire and New Mexico determine final totals while West Virginia leans Hughes. Outcomes hinge on remaining counts and potential shifts in several key states.
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Oodirow Wilson
United States
Calton
Ise
Minnesota
New Hampshire
New Mexico
Conhless
Wilson
Hughes
West Virgina
Snness
California
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Hughes
Minne
New
Fish and Game Law Overwhelmingly Lost in Statewide Vote
Jackson returns from across the state show the Fish and Game Law lost decisively with country districts voting as a unit against it. The notice also advertises Cathartic Tablets as a digestive aid and Porter Hardware Co promotions inviting ladies to register for a chance to win a $15 toy range and view new heaters and ranges during a registration event.
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Jackson
State
Porter Hdw. Co
Oxford High School Notes Include Staff Change and Events
Prof Donaldson votes in Pontotoc as Prof Barnett resigns forcing a faculty change. Charlie Murphy fills the vacancy and proves capable. Students attend Ole Miss A&M game in Tupelo. seniors visit Hopewell Abbeville and rival schools. Chapel program features songs, piano solos, and a duet. Holiday bells, illness absences, and postponed Greenwood football game are noted. Look for the Honor Roll elsewhere.
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Donaldson
Pontotoc
Tom Barnett
Charlie Murphy
Barnett
Lucy Duncan
Ole Miss
Tupelo
Omega Metts
Emma Belle Woodward
Hopewell
Josephine Bogard
Abbeville
Professor Donaldson
Alice Friedman
Miss Hooper
Emma Grace Johnson
Elizabeth Bell
Mary Hume
de Witte Horn
Ellzey Morgan
Altus
Sallie Murray
Greenwood
Honor Roll Names Across Grades in Local School
The list documents honor roll members by grade including 121th grade students Josephine Bogard Delle Davis Margaret Rowsey Gladys Short and Emma Belle Woodward in LITH GRADE Lucille Morgan Garrie Hall Georgia Duncan Hubert Baggett in LTH GRADE Murry Falkner Sally Murry Wilkins Lena Wilson Irmie Scar borough Edna Metts Mary Hume in OT GRADE Edwin Ross Butler Wayne Short Hugh Worley in STH GRADE with no names and notes the 7TH OBADR Margaret Carnathan Mary El more Willie Wade Rayburn plus a long roster of STH GRADE students and final note that Henry Minor Faser Jr's name was omitted last month by mistake.
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Josephine Bogard
Delle Davis
Margaret Rowsey
Gladys Short
Emma Belle Woodward
Murry Falkner
Sally Murry Wilkins
Lena Wilson
Irmie Scarborough
Edna Metts
Mary Hume
Edward Delbridge
Henry Minor Faser, Jr
Hilman Farr
Archie Hall
Harold Whitehead
Janette Friedman
Mary Hartsfield
Sarah Frances Lawshee
Margaret McClure
Eveline Guthrie
Paul Bryt
Ilenry Minor Faser, Jr’s
Burgess Notes on Students and Local Events
Corn prices and a mild Indian Summer frame a Burgess High scene. Robert Waller leaves College Hill for Burgess. Aubrey Wilds entertains at the school. Morgan Waller and T. D. Isom visit Memphis where a Waller sister is hospitalized. Cathey sisters host a ghost party with Mrs Samuels and Mrs Shipp serving. Basketball practice shows promise with new players Jones Herring Mills and others improving roles.
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Robert Waller
College Hill
Burgess High School
Aubrey Wilds
Oxford
Wild
Burgess
Morgan Waller
T. D. Isom
Memphis
Waller
Cathey
E. S. Samuels
P. W. Shipp
Paul Jones
Benton Herring
Byron Locke
Walton Jones
Elmer Herring
Doyle Mills
Water Valley Community Notes Show Ongoing Farm Work and Local Happenings
Water Valley section residents report ongoing potato digging and community activities. Local youth join I C E R Co in Chicago while others attend a social at Mrs Lovella Daviss home. The school enrollment stands at fifty three and several locals visit relatives and guests, with new phone service noted and prayers held at Palestine.
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Chicago
Lovella Davis
Henry
Mut) Nepehuch
Fred Higginbotham
Weil Mooney
Water Valley
Westmoland
Taylor
Dollard Purdy
Delta
Ed Brown
Palestine
Pete
Haynes Dear wed in Oxford as Deare and Bride depart for New Orleans
Miss Helen Haynes and Walter Cleveland Deare wed at the Methodist church in Oxford. The ceremony ended with congratulatory rice showers and a honeymoon train to New Orleans. The bride, reared in Oxford, wore burgundy. the groom is a University of Mississippi graduate. They plan to live in Florence, Mississippi.
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Helen Haynes
Walter Cleveland Deare
Mendelsshon
Miss Cain
Bradford Haynes
E. S. Lewis
Methodist Church
New Orleans
Oxford
Dear
University of Mississippi
Pete
Florence, Miss
Mixed Bridal Shower Mystery and Gentle Wishes
A November miscel laneous shower honors Miss Helen Haynes at Mrs. Edd Beauland’s South Street home with a thread and rainbow game, music by Miss Woollard, and a fi nger-lickin g dining room spread as guests wish the bride smooth life ahead with no knots.
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Helen Haynes
Edd Beauland
South St
Miss Woollard
Miss Haynes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tweson
Oxford Hich
Lucille Morgan
Garrie Hall
Georgia Duncan
Hubert Baggett
OT Grade
Edwin Ross Butler
Wayne Short
Hugh Worley
OBADR
Margaret Carnathan
Mary Elmore
Willie Wade Rayburn
STH Grade
Ernest J. Beanland
Virginia Lewis
Edith Brown
Katie McMahon
Edith Marie Kirkwood
Branham Hume
Bennie Metta
Dorothy Oldham
Mary Kate Hickey
Chlora Curtis
Mary Bruce
Luke Belle Delbridge
W. L. Heard
George Knight
Sarah Lee Wiley
Lottie Vernon White
Corinne Sisk
Hilda Shaw
la Verne Rogers
Janey Bruce
Lennie Beanland
Myra Patton
Melne East
Elinor Bramlett
Irene Lancaster
Mary MacCharen
Mary Louise Dorroh
Robert Brown
Wayne Black
Cecil Briscoe
Walker Coffey
Marvin Dooley
Eugene Falkner
Noel Hodge
James Riley Knight
Earle McDaniel
SRD
Calvin Brown
John A. Donaldson, Jr
William Phillips
Cecil Roach
Dorothy Milden
Elle Smith
Kathryne Ward
Elton McDaniel
Fred Patton
James Leavell
James McCharen
Eugene Bramlett
H. S. Tate
Miss
Haynes
He. Adv
Voluntary Service
THO
Opera Moise
Mississippi
Tennessee
Walter J. Bruce
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