The Progress-itemizer., July 19, 1923, Image 6

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Social and Personal ■
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Baby Louise Herron left yester
day morning for Oakland to attend
a house-party in the home of Mrs.
T. A. McPher-on, given for Laura
M. Pherson and Fannie Black Todd.
News of the death this morning
in Birmingham of Mrs. Sallie Ham
per N’unnally has just been received
by her only .sister, Mrs. Louise
Hamper Collins. Mrs. N'unnally will
be lovingly remembered by many
friends here and in Holly Springs.
Mr. Joe Bailey and three children
Miss Elizabeth, Joe Jr., and Russel,
and Mr. Hartwell Bailey, all of
Coffeeville, and Miss Daisey Roane,
of Grenada, .spent Tuesday in the
home of Mr. E. W. Heliums. They
were enroute to Memphis.
Lieut. Col. T. E. Backstrom, spent
Sunday with his sister Mrs. M. C.
Knox, returning Sunday night to
New Orleans, his headquarters.
Lieut. Col. Backstrom had recently
returned to the “states” from St
Thomas Virgin Island, West Indies.
Mrs. W. F. Townsend and two
daughters, Mae Camille and Frances,
of Itta Bena, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. J. M. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. McCullar,
two popular clerks in the B. Leland
and Co.,s store, are taking their
vacation this week at Ford’s Well.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stone returned
to Water Valley last Saturday, after
spending several weeks in Cumber
land, New Albany, and other points.
Miss Daltye Cleveland returned
home Monday, after spending a
week very pleasantly with relatives
in Memphis.
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Harrison, of
Tillatoba, were visitor’s first of the
week to Mrs. Harrison’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. O. T. Tarver.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Willingham
spent Sunday with relatives out of
town.
Mr. C. L. Denley and wife, little
son, Master Bobbie, of Baton Rouge
La., accompanied by Misses Mabel
and Zara Beadles, of Coffeeville
were shopping in our city Thursady.
Mr. Denley is a son of our Mr. G.
E. Denley of the Coffeeville Courier
and the Misses Beadles are relatives
of Mrs. Denley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs.
Denley are pleased with Baton Rouge.
Program Week Starting Mon
day July 23rd.
—MONDAY—
"LOOK YOUR BEST”
With Colleen Moore.
Chap. 6 “DANIEL BOONE*
~—TUESDAY
Leatrice Joy and Jacqueline
Logan in—
‘‘JAVA HEAD”
International News.
-WEDNESDAY
Katherine McDonald—in
“THE WOMAN CONQUERS”
Final Chap. “Haunted Valley”
-THURSDAY
Jackie Coogan—in
“DADDY”
Prices 15 and 35cts.
International News.
’ -^FRIDAY
I T. Roy Barnes and Seena :
Owen—in s
“THE GO—GETTER”
Comedy—‘The Four Flusher” !
ZHT SATURDAY
Douglas MacLean—in
“THE SUNSHINE TRAIL” ;
Cornedy-*-“JACK. FROST” j
Aesops Fables ;
Note change in time of show. ;
Matinee 3:30 Night 8:00 '
Mr. G. H. Fair of Tyronza, Ark.,
trrived home Sunday to accompany
\j„ father, Mr. G. \Y. Fair to Mem
phis where he placed him under the
arc of a specialist.
Mr. E. M. Thorton, of the Jeff
!)avis High School Community, ha. a
cow that found for him a few days
ago two beautiful and w 11 develop
ed heifer calves. However, the “blow
j l'lipsi’ .have so effected one of them
j that its development at) the present
has been retarded. They resemble
| lightly and they have been CHristen
! i d Nina and Tina.
MISS LOUISE HOBSON BEAUTI
FULLY HONORED
Recorded anmnc the pretty s < ial
courtesies of the week tender 'd
tractive young visitors was a r Ige
party given by Miss Alice Prifi-rJeyj
and Miss Ann Hobson in the home:
of Miss Priestly on last event g in
-pecial compliment to Mis Hob
in's young niece, Miss Louise H>
on of Water Valley.
Variegated summer flowers at
tractively arranged in baskets and
vases gave added tribute to the oc
casion and created a pretty setting
for the games of bridge, the result
ant score of which indicated the
success of Miss Ellen Smith of
Jackson and Mr. Price James while
the consolation went to George Cham
bless, and the honoree received a
pretty memento of the courtesy.
The hostesses were assisted by
Misses I.ucile Ferguson and Emily
Hayne Barnwell and Mrs. Bob Barn
well and Mrs. Ryan Ferguson in
serving delicious refreshments of ice
cream, cake and sandwiches to the
following guests: Misses Eloise Love,
Eloise Johnson, Flora Margaret
Johnson of Illinois, Ellen Smith of
Jackson, Louise Elliott, Mary Lyle
Sims, Tessie Goff of New Orleans,
Edwin Butler, George Chamblcss,
Edward Cooley, D. A. Elliott, Stan
ley Menees, June Broadway, Oscar
Miller, Price James and Gilruth
Mounger.—Greenwood Com monwealth
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PAYNE—WILLIAMS
Mr. L. A. Payne, of Water Valley,
and Miss Julia Williams, of Grenada,
wfere married at the home of the
bride last Sunday afternoon, Father
Joseph officiating.
The bride and groom left for
points in Texas and they will be at
| home in Water Valley to their
friends after July 27th.
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Mr. G. T. Edwards and Miss
Anna Belle Anderson were married
at the Manse last Tuesday night at
9 o’clock, Ret'. P. M. Watson of
ficiating.
Douglas E. Clarke has bought out
the Community Grocery Store from
Luke Lee and the business will con
tinue uninterrupted.
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FOR SALE, OR TRADE: A gas
engine and grist mill for a Ford
Car. Apply S. W. TRUSS, CITT
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Lops and
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Furniture & Hardware
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