OXFORD PUBLtC LEDGER TUESDAY; JUNE 7, 1921
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JPERSONAf, MENTION
Mrs. Oscar Shackelford of Kins
ton is the guest of Mrs. R. I. Daniel.
Marshall Pinnix spent the week
end: in Greensboro.
Miss Evelyn Knott is visiting
Miss May Hobgood at Hester.
Mrs. Finch of Zebulon is the
suest of Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Finch
, Miss Elsie Hluzek of Stem has
been visiting Miss Lorene Turner.
Charles Livengood of Durham
is visiting Miss Helen White.
"Miss Georgia Winston has been
confined to her home by sickness.
Ashbourne Capehart spent the
week end in Greensboro.
Judge Devin has gone to New
bern for court
Mrs. John B. Booth has gone to
Virginia Beach to spend two weeks.
Miss Ida Jackson of Stovall has
been the guest of Miss Marv Powell.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Breed
love were in Oxford Saturday.
Little Miss Mary Currin has been
visiting Miss Katherine Blalock.
Miss Ophelia O'Brian arrives
Wednesday from Kinston.
Mr. H. J. Council spent a few
days in Richmond last week.
Mrs- J. D, Brooks spent last Fri
day in Raleigh.
Mrs. M: Blalock and Miss Mary
Gooch are spending the summer with
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Currin.
. Mrs. A. H. Powell has returned
from a visit to relatives in White
ville. Dr. Gilbert T. Rowe, of Raleigh,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
urown while in Oxford.
. Mrs. S. W.' Barbriel has returned
io her home after visiting Mrs. H. L
Stokes. v
Mrs. Graham. Hunt Has. return
ed from a visit torelatives n the
county. :jU
Mrs. H. G. Cooper has returned
from attending the Conference, at St.
Mary.'s School, Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Satterwhite,
Pnnnor TTnrt nnrt' R. T BrppHlnvA nf
fRoute 5. were in Oxford Monday.
jf'ritz nan nas returned irom
Sewannee Academy, Sewannee Tenn.
where he graduated with honors.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lewis and
family are spending two weeks in
Fayetteville- ,
W. B. Dickerson and Miss Loula
Dickerson of Route 3, were in Ox
ford Saturday.
Miss Gusta Landis of Washing
ton. D. C. and Mr. E. G. Landis of
Henderson spent Thursday with Mrs
Will Landis.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McGhee and
daughters. Misses Zula and Violet,
of Kittrell. were Oxford visitors Sat
urday. ...
Mr. and Mrs- G. E. Dickerson
and Misses Rosa and Lloyd Dicker
son of Roue 2, were Oxford shop
pers Saturday.
Master Tom Winston Taylor en
tertained a .number of his little
friends on Friday afternoon, cele
brating his .sixth birthday.
The handsome bungalow of R.
R. Taylor on Williamsboro street is
nearing completion and is a beautiful
home- '"C ; .
Miss Elizabeth i Niles has re
turned horned from attending the
I National Cathedral Seminary in
Washington, D. C. ,
Mrs. F. G. Whaley, Miss May
Bailey and John M. Shepherd of Suf
ATTRACTIONS
THE ORPHEUM THIS WEEK
I The following delegates leave
Tuesday for Durham to attend the
Division Conference- of ine Christian
Endeavor which convenes there:
AT nr J Cli- 1 TT.1. A
misses mane oiaiK, neieu uiemeui,
Tuesday -A dramatic .photoplay 'Georgia Kirkpatrick, Margaret Da
ith irresistable heart abneal "The vis. Edwin Shaw and Thomas Rnvs-
Miss Marv C. Owen ha a return ' ?S c "u u"" m .ou"cl " "l oui'
j fr. 0a,;,;,rcr . " 101K nave reiurnea 10 meir nome ai
ed from attending commencement at ; tPr a visit to Mrs. John R. Booth.
Miss Maderis School in Washi
Mrs. Lonnie Hays and Miss John
nie Odear of Creedmoor were in Ox
ford Monday.
Misses Grace Tunstall and Dul
cie Tunstall of Route 2, were Oxford
hoppers on Monday. .
Miss Sallie Taylor and Mr. T3oh
Taylor of Louisburg have been visit
ing in Oxford
Mrs. J. W. Brown and Miss
Kathaline Brown are visiting rela
tives in Henderson.
Mrs. B. I. Breedlove who has
been ill at her home at Salem is
much better.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Rovster
of Route 4,-were Oxford shoppers
Monday.
Levi Garman has completed two
new residences on Goshen street
and Mr. Poole has moved into one.
B. W. Ingram and Charles Hicks
of South Boston spent) the week end
at the home of Mrs. L. T. PKchford.
John. G. Hall. Jr., is at home
from Chilocathe. Ohio visiting his
perents-
Miss Rowella Meadows of Cul
hreth is visiting her aunt Miss Ella
Clement on Williamsboro St.
Mrs. R- T. Smith has returned
from a visit to Mrs. William Smith at
Wilson.
Hon. A. S. Lanier of Washington
D. C. has been visiting at the home of
his brother Mr. T. Lanier-
Mrs. Will Long and Miss Wilma
Long left Sunday" to spend the sum
mer with relatives in Greensboro.
Mrs. Tom Mullins of South Caro
lina is the guest of Mrs. S. M. Wat- I
kins. . I
Little Miss Isabel Wilson has
returned from a visit to her grand
mother at Stovall.
Miss Evelyn Howell has returned
from Greenville where she has been
teaching during the past winter.
J. L. Taylor of Charlotte spent
the week end at home with his pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Taylor.
Miss Elizabeth Hilliard is in
Oxford to spend sometime with her
sister Miss. Margaret Hilliard.
Miss "Rmmn .Tarkson has rp-
turned to her home in Winterville
after a pleasant visit to Mrs. R. 1.
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with irresistable heart appeal
Passionate Pilgrim."
Wednesday Repetition of "The
Passionate Pilerim." with Trn
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Moore and Rubye De Remer in the
leading role.
Thursday Ethel Clayton in'"The
Price of Possession." -
Friday One of the- most massive
and beautiful nictures. "FnrhiHio
Fruit;" also "Fighting Fate."
Saturday Repetition' of "Forbid--den
Fruit," with Agnes Aynes, Theo
dore Robertrs" and . Kathlyn Wil
liams in the leading roles.
Dr. Gilbert T Rowe. editor Chris
tian Advocate, preached two power
ful sermons at the Oxford Methodist
Church on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary C- Evins has as her
guests Misses Rebecca Manning
Elizabeth Manning of Spartanburg!
S. C. and Miss Janet Evins of Atlan
ta. 'Georgia.
Cards reading as follows have
been received in Oxford: "Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Dorsey announce the arri
val of Mary Elizabeth on May 24
1921."
Miss Elizabeth Allen has return
ed from Selma where she taught dur
ing the past year and is spending the
summer with her parents Mr. and
Mrs- Ivey Allen on College St.
Miss Helen Clement and Will
Howell have returned from Raleigh
where they attended a State Confer
ence of Young People's Work of the
Presbyterian Church.
A barbecue was enjoyed by a
large crowd on Saturday night at the
home of Mr. Stephen Jones. Al
though the weather was very incle
ment tne crowd went out and enjoy
ed the barbecue under a shed.
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Phillips spent
the week-end in Gibsonville and
Graham.
Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Upchurch
and daughter Marion, spent the
week-end in Burlington the, guest of
relatives
Mrs. R. T. Upchurch, of Hender
son, is visiting Miss Lelie Routon.
Mr. W. H- Suit, of Noithside, was
an Oxford visitor Monday afternoon.
Mr. Jeff L. Nelsor of Morganton,
Masonic lecturer, is in Oxford this
week holding a series of lectures in
the Masonic Hall. . m
, T7MVS- E. P. Jeffreys enjoyed a de
lightful week end with friends and
relatives in Durham. She was ac
companied by her little daughter,
Julia Peirce. who will pay an extend
ed visit to her sister Mrs. W. H.
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J. W.Medford, Teller.
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