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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1919

Page

3

Walter's Dainty Flour Promises Superior Baking

The ad extols Valier's Dainty Flour made from carefully selected soft winter wheat. It highlights silk-sifted texture and absolute cleanliness for better breads and biscuits and notes it is economical since less lard is needed.

Valier Walter

Armistice party and church notices brighten local scene

The Presbyterian annex hosted a Christian Endeavor armistice party with Red Cross nurses and Salvation lassies, featuring wartime songs by Morse Allison and hot chocolate. A union youth service with a debate is planned at the Presbyterian church, and Rev. Latham discussed funds for five Presbyterian colleges.

Christian Endeavor Presbyterian Annex Salvation Red Cross Morse Allison Latham Presbyterian Church Oxford R. H. McElroy Baptist Convention Tupelo

New Prospect School Social Notes and Local Visits

Our school progresses under Mr Aces and Mrs Johnson. Old Sol appeared on the scene six. Mr and Mrs Frasier visited Mr Hensley Sunday. Garland Fudge and Roy Hunter were in our midst Sunday. Miss Kate Welch has been very sick but hopes to recover soon. Charley did not come along while some young ladies planned to go. Leonard King and family visited their brother Newt Sunday. Miss Gay Livingstone visited Yellow Leaf last week. Best wishes to the Eagle readers. the Oxford Eagle costs 1.50 yearly and after January 1 1920 it will }

Aces Hensley Garland Fudge Roy Hunter Kate Welch Mary Charley Leonard King Newt Gay Livingstone The Eagle

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