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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1916

Page

3

Local Club Forms After Dinner At School Event

Monday program featured Dr Cully and Prof Donal delivering a message. after dinner attendees enjoyed a contented mood despite boll weevil. The Mother's Club organized with Mrs Lock president and officers named. classes formed for work signaling a bright school year. J D Jones & Son and Shipp Brothers shipped two car loads of livestock. T D Isom Will Holeman and Albert Mis left last week.

Cully Donal Won Mother's Club Lock Hester Ship J. D. Jones & Son and Shipp Brothers T. D. Isom Will Holeman Albert Mis

Bazaar Weekend Socials and Local Visits Share The Spotlight

Oxford Methodist Ladies host their annual bazaar with displays and pretty crafts. Notables from Tulea Weather Whitefish and Memphis visit friends, attend gatherings, and spend weekends with local families.

Missing Brother Robert Cox Sought Amid Family Tragedy

A village seeks Robert Cox whose parents died in Vicksburg years ago and who was raised at the Water Valley Orphans Home before adoption. A younger brother claims to be his elder, urging search for the missing kin.

Robert Cox Vicksburg Water Valley Ami Rob

Card of Thanks for Janie Patterson

The family of J. W. Patterson expresses gratitude for the kindness shown after the death of little Janie Patterson. They ask God’s blessing on all who helped and supported them during this time.

Janie J. W. Patterson

Dillard Misses and Movements Highlight Local Notes

Rain refreshes the town while school progress noted. Several residents relocate to new homes in Alesville and Memphis. Families include the Segars, Dillard, Wilson, Cathey, Robertson, Crow, and Dulin. Individuals visit kin, work shifts end and begin, and travel between Burgess and Memphis.

Long Street News social notes feature local visits and camp fishing

Mr and Mrs Jesse Neivells of Laws Hill visited Mr and Mrs T C Gallegly. Frank Almond spent the weekend with family. J E Downs stayed with Mrs Walker near Oxford. Ernest Shaw and family from College Hill joined camp fishing on the river. Numerous locals visited Mrs Bowen at Abbeville. School began Monday with Miss Llorene Walker.

Jesse Neivells Laws Hill T.C. Gallegly Frank Almond Ernest Shaw College Hill W A. Gallegly D. W. Gallegly Bowen Abbeville

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