Lafayette County Home Demonstration Club Display Set
The Lafayette County Home Demonstration Club announces its annual display Monday October 10 featuring canned goods sewing and a new breeding stock display for sale. Judge Sipe Extension poultry man will explain his judging methods while club girls present cows. Clyde Bland and I C RR Extension workers assist with exhibits. Records judged Saturday ARY E DONEY Hi D A.
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Lafayette County
Cary
Court Yard
Sipe
Extension Poultry Man
Clyde Bland
I. C
R. R. Extension
Ary-E. Doney
D. A
Community Gossip from Oxford Area Families
Local notices list Mr W E Stone and family visiting Hon James Pamtine, Kate Skipworth returning from Michigan City, Charlie Douglas accompanying them home. Several residents move to Oxford, start repairs, or teach at Center Hill. Miss Fannie May Dunlap begins Center Hill school duties. Chicago bound trips, Delta ministerial visits, and University student entries are noted among area households.
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Abit
James
Pamtine
Kate Skipworth
Alice Woods
Charlie Douglas
Jim Peacock
Michigan City
Memphis
J. R. Anderson
Illinois
Oxford
Center Hill
Fudge Town
Albert Dunn
Duck Hill
Dunn
Somerville
Ella
J. A. Christian
Moon Lake
Christian
Sumner
Delta
Reff Carwile
Forrest City
Ark
John Buffaloe
Carwile
Cox
Marine Wendel
Chicago
Chicago University
Mesdames Temple
Logan
Price
Reynolds
Tri-State Fair
Dean Crouch
Dollie
Eva Mae
Herman
Ira Purvis
Crouch
University
Thelma Crouch
Adkins
Oxford High Begins Football Practice
Oxford High starts football practice with twenty five players in the first week under coaches Dr. Christian and Dr. Lea vell. Business Manager Branham Hume backs the squad as local firms supply equipment. Returning players led by Captain Brown Falkner include Metts Nunnally Patterson Holcomb Elliott Lamar La mar La mar Lawhorn Lawhorn Johnson Kimbrough Elmore Black Hawkins Eskridge Heard Hathorn Scott Almond Graves Graves. Newcomers Worley Harris Milstead show strong promise. The 191? team is the heaviest since 1917 when Baggett and McDaniel led a near perfect season and held Ole Miss Scrubs 0-0.
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Christian
Roland Leavell
Branham Hume
Oxford
Brown Falkner
Sadie Metts
James D. Nunnally
Rayford Patterson
Gayle Holcomb
Baxter Eliott
Laderle Lamar
Ruly Lamar
Henry Lawhorn
Hal Lawhorn
Walter Johnson
Renan Kimbrough
Robert Elmore
Wayne Black
Wiley Hawkins
Wade Eskridge
W. L. Heard
Percy Hathorn
John Scott
Lee Almon
William Graves
Herman Graves
Doak Worley
David Harris
Max Milstead
Hubert Baggett
Bennie McDaniel
Little Act
Ole Miss
Scrubs
Molasses Quality Rules for Farmers
Farm Bureau notes warn farmers on proper cooking skimming and straining of molasses. Properly cooked and well processed syrup stored in a dry place can be sold at 50 cents per gallon in 10 lb cans, cheaper than barrels, with clear examples of canning gains from a barrel of 54 gallons.
Speaking appointments set for Better School Week countywide
The county selects venues for Better School Week meetings at consolidated schools with meetings at nearest homes. Schedules run October 11 to 14 in Taylor Union College Hill Abbeville Lafayette Springs Toccopola Spring Hill New Prospect Church Cornish Kingdom Tula Paris Burgess Orrwood Camp Ground with two speakers per appointment and requests for publicity and materials by October 15 to H. T. Smith.
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Taylor
Union
College Hill
Abbeville
Lafayette Springs
Toccopola
Spring Hill
Cornish and Kingdom
New Prospect Church
Tula
Paris
Team No. 2
Burgess
Orrwood
Camp Ground
Special School Edition of The Oxford Eagle
The Oxford Eagle announces a targeted School Edition to be published Thursday October 20. The editor requests school principals and teachers to supply articles and data on public education plus photographs of leading Consolidated School buildings for inclusion in the edition.
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Oxford High
Agricultural High School
University of Mississippi
H. T. Smith
Oxford Eagle
Eagle
Impresario to Open Lyric Theatre Season in Oxford
The Lyric Theatre hosts The Impresario on October 27 with Hemus in the lead. The production features Zeigfield style splendor, lavish costumes, and a star cast. Season tickets offer about 50 percent savings on the university Lyceum course.
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Lyric Theatre
Eie
Oxford
Hemus
Amrelia
Lyceum
Season Tickets on Sale at Rowland's Drug Store
Five and perhaps more in SEASON TICKETS ON SALE AT ROWLAND'S DRUG STORE. BUY YOUR TICKET NOW.
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Rowland
The Affairs of Anatol at Lyric Theatre October 21
Cecil B. DeMille produced Paramount film The Affairs of Anatol shown at the Lyric Theatre on October 21. The all star cast includes Wallace Reid and Gloria Swenson with praised scenery and photography.
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Anatol
Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount
Lyric Theatre
Wallace Reid
Gloria Swenson
Taxi Line Offers Round The Clock Car Service
Notice advertises taxi service by Taxi Line with trunk hauling long or short country trips. Day and night operation, car by the hour. Phone 108, office at Eagle office.
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Eagle Office
Bread price cut in Atlanta to five cents loaf
An Atlanta firm announced a 16 ounce loaf price drop to five cents, claiming the new price is lower than prewar levels. The management urged shoppers to take only what they are entitled to.
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Atlanta
Looks for Normalcy After Loss as Hope Remains
A stark meditation on grief asks why society pursues normalcy when the dead do not return. The piece contrasts memory with present absence, urging acceptance while honoring those lost.
The Laziest Man Died From Indigestion
A quip about a man who died of indigestion rather than chew his food, illustrating a dry joke on laziness.
Dreaded Winter Months Foreshadow Spring Hope
The text hints at anxiety about the coming winter while suggesting renewal with spring. It contrasts bleak anticipations of cold with the promise of growth and renewal in warmer months.
Visitors Miss Flora Buffaloe and Mrs Geo Buteaiee Jr
Miss Flora Buffaloe and Mrs George Buteaiee Jr visited local circles, sharing greetings and social chatter during a regional gathering. The outing highlighted community ties and notable local residents in attendance.
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Flora Buffaloe
Geo. Buteaiee, Jr
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