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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1920

Page

3

The Eagle Returns to Full Print After Repair

The Eagle reports it has secured two skilled press operators and a pressman, resumes weekly eight page issues, promises on time publishing, and promotes its North Mississippi printing capabilities. Advertisements and local notices urge patronage as repairs continue.

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Beloved Child Listine Metts laid to rest at Yellow Leaf

On November 19 the Metts family mourns the death of their three year old son Sistine Listine. The child departed this world after a brief illness and was laid to rest on Sunday November 21 in Yellow Leaf Cemetery. Friends gathered to honor the memory of Myrtle Houston and the grieving family.

H. W. Metts Listine Earth Sistine Yellow Leaf Miss Myrtle Houston

Social items and visits fill the week in Shelby town

Local residents attend gatherings and trips with teachers doctors and families across Shelby Mississippi. Notable events include a Thursday afternoon dance hosted by Dorothy Oldham, medical association attendance by P W Rowland Whit Rowland and Leathers in Louisville, and visits from Annie May Hodges Clyde Lyndsey and others. Families plan moves to Mobile and Memphis while club activities continue at the 20th Book Club hosted by Mrs. Marion Stowers.

Dorothy Oldham P. W Whit Rowland Leathers Louisville Annie May Hodges Mattie Louise Lipscomb Guy Shafer Martha Mary Goodwin Mobile Mr. Shafer Ed Neilson St. Louis Daisy Belle Word Memphis Edna Lowe Berman Grenada William Linker Marion Stowers Martie Porter Memph’s Memph’s, Who Is Mrs. Stower McEwen Frank Ashley Clarksdele Lottye Morgan Fentis Linker Ruth Scott Grenada College Tease Wat’r Valey Sunyan Wooten Waye Short Mississippi College Ben Smith Hayesville Tor Mott Harmontown Bell Torrey Faser Woodward Ds Rowland Wiles Johnson Arens Kery Myo & GS Tine Miss Legate Europe Dennis Denver Colorado Mitchel The Cumberland Church Lebanon University L. E. Oldham Jackson Bessie and Seawood Sims Sims Utz Nora Brown Teecopola Alonza Patton M.s Walter Sullivan Aron Oxford Dad Mieove Kirs. A Colliway Lula Mercon City J. W. Broome County Teachers’ Association Court House Oxford Lafayette Spring Charleston Turner Farmers’ Bureau the Bates Calhoun County Chancery Court Encouragne Ree Tohn Crlfea Doles Trudea Mreatine Jeckson

Social notes from Oxford and nearby towns

Readable social column recounts visits and illness in Oxford and surrounding communities. Mentions Hopkins household, Miss Susie Dale Calloway guest of Moody Calloway, Bramlett hospital illness of Evans Pegues, birth of Mary Evelyn to Autry Barry, and multiple absentees visiting relatives in Jackson, Tupelo, Coffeeville, and Grenada. Includes church and school news, travel to Lebanon University, and local civic events.

Sheffield Ratcliff Miss Dillard Brown Hiler Henry Mabel Susie Memphis Wayne Holcomb Grenada Tippo Kirby Parks Verhera Graces Brown and Tyler Duethill Oxford PF. L. Riley Washington and Lee University Lexington Dillard College Hill Ella Wright Riley Mesdames Moore Euport Mary Alice Hathorne Kilmicheel Ellen Bailey Coffeeville Eugenia Tyigg Twenteth Century Book Club I. T. Gilmer Graham, Tex Toccopola W. B Gilmer Elma Meek Winora P. W. Rowlard

Dinner Party Honors Mrs H M Fisre A

A modified dinner party was held Saturday evening in honor of Mrs HM Fisre A. The gathering featured guests and a cordial social program reflecting a courteous community welcome.

HM. Fisre

Thanksgiving social notes round Natchez to Oxford

A Natchez correspondent lists social visits and gatherings from Natchez and nearby towns including Mrs. Tom Metts at the Smith family reunion in Herman town and Katrina Carter at a Greenville Thanksgiving dance. Also noted are Oxford attendees at the Charleston Methodist Conference and several calls on relatives in Pontotoc and Verona. Ballard's Snow Liniment ad closes the item.

Tom Metts Smith Hermantown Katrina Carter Greenville Harper Mathis College Hill Gray Taylor Verona J. C. Kincannon Oxford Methodist Church Charleston Geo. Knight Mesdames Stienbeck Webster Duncan Robert Farr Lindsey Webster Brooks Pat

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