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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1919
Page
3
Ole Miss returns from New Orleans after a 27 to 12 loss to Tulane in hot mid summer conditions. Morris and Carney led a late charge, Jiggetts and Lake stood out on defense and offense as Tulane held on for the win.
Bishop William Mercer Green of Mississippi spoke at the Y M C A on the duties of an educated man. He urged sowing principles and service to shape tomorrow, criticized neglect of missions abroad, and linked sowing to future social and economic conditions. The address was well received.
In malarial regions the popular remedy Herbine is regarded as a good medicine for purifying the system and warding off the disease. Price 60 cents. Sold by A. H. Kinde.
The annual J A Coburns Minstrels bow features Charley Gano headlining a cast of endmen dancers and singers. Gano’s singing and comic skills lead a show touted as the best yet with Tot Young Vermont Eddie Horan Nate Mulray and Jimmie providing star turns. The performance comes next Tuesday night November 4 in town.
Crussell Ired Sampson and a group of clever singers and dancers entertain with fast lively numbers in an endearing performance. The piece highlights singing dancing and a finale of high energy entertainment with a reminder of the date.
The Y M C A conducts nightly meetings at the university, forming classes to bring Christ to non believers and bolster believers. The efforts aim to save souls and improve recreation, with a note urging support for the Y M C A's commendable work. An advertisement for White's Cream Vermifuge follows.
Miss Margaret Bates recently visited Miss McLarty in Water Valley and spent time at the McLarty home. The social call highlighted local greetings and shared hospitality in the Mississippi town.
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