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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
5
Bits of local information list residents moving, visiting and returning to Oxford. Names include Miss Eumice Hotcome, Edgar Gimmons, Garland Knight, Mary Rowland, Walter McMahon Jr., A J Conner, Katrina Carter, Miss Scott White, Mr. Price, Miss Ali Fair, William Temple, Jack Morgan, O C Burns, and others with travels to Memphis Kansas City Oregon and various Mississippi towns.
The Methodist congregation hosted a pleasant annual reception for University students at the parsonage. Decorations in white and gold reflected Epworth League colors as townspeople and students mingled with music, flowers, ice cream, and cake. The Epworth and Sunday School youth aided by Missionary Society women, and all expressed gratitude for the cordial gathering.
Several Paris residents head toward Agricultural High School programs in Oakland and College, including Roy Palmer, Bessie Palmer, Linburn Patton, Irma Harris, and Emma Wilson. Emma will stay with Dr. Lyles in Tula to attend Tula High School. Ira and Mrs. Jolly announce a move back to Orwood, while Vertna Addington visits her mother Nina Wilson.
Readers ask which hair tonic works best and receive expert guidance. The column provides concise tips based on common hair needs and product types.
An advertisement states the tonic formula is a good one and available only from Kendel's Drug Store in 50cc bottles priced at $1.00. The copy emphasizes exclusivity and directs customers to the store for purchase.
The health of this community is very good. Mr. Guy Denton and Family spent Saturday night with Mr. Jessie Johnson and family. Rev. Pate preached to a large congregation on Sunday. Mrs. Willie Mills of Water Valley visited over the weekend. Best wishes to the Eagle from local friends and relatives.
The ad argues Devoe is among a dozen good paints and likely the only good option locally. It asserts most paints are poor or middling, with bad paint costing the most per gallon and per square foot, promising a broader education in paint choices.
Quick sale ads list psira of large goats ready for work and old papers for sale. Lyric Theatre promotions note a performance next Friday night with 5 and 10 cent shows. buyers urged to apply at this office and avoid mudslinging before viewing.
Hailey Idaho report states 17 year old Lucille Guitta cannot speak after surgery to remove a fork swallowed during an attempt to examine her throat. Doctors believe the fork slipped from her hand while she looked into her throat.
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