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Domestic News
May 14, 1936
The Lexington Advertiser
Lexington, Holmes County, Mississippi
What is this article about?
Collection of local social notes from Lexington, Mississippi area, reporting family visits, Sunday dinners, vacations, illnesses like measles, and trips to nearby towns such as Greenwood, Jackson, and Memphis.
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Mrs. A. I. Hargett until now isko,
The disease attacked her while away.
Bud Moore of Jackson spent Sunday in the home of his parents and remained following an illness. Friends all wish a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gwin, Mrs. Walter Galloway and little daughter, Ann of Texas. Walter Gwin, Jr. and Miss Erin Gwin motored from Greenwood on Sunday for a little visit with Mrs. Sam Gwin.
Miss Alice Dalton Johnson of Greenwood joined the family circle Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Jordan were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Jordan in their Greenwood home.
Mr. Cornelius Dees of Jackson was a week end visitor to Lexington relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Hurley are spending some vacation time in Hot Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Carr spent Sunday with Mrs. Carr's parents at Laurel.
Miss Ola Watson, an Ole Miss student has been absent from her school duties with measles on account of illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lowery Jr. and little son, Morris III, Clara Lowery and their aunt Harriet of Indiana were Sun.
Mrs. Sam Mitchell, Mrs. J. H. Moore and Mr. and
Viehorbe Tunnell of Clarksdale will arrive
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cits, or Shelby were called to the bedside.
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Dr. Mr. I. M. Jordin and sister, Mrs.
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Groanwood Phace with theld miothes,
Mr C. A Steves
Miss Sarah Stephens of
Clariclale
was the attractive mid-week visitor of
Miss Harriett Holder. Mr. Pat Barrett
accompanied her to Clarksdale on Satur-
day.
Mrs. J. W. MeNeer of Memphis spent
Mother's Day with her mother, Mrs. R.
T. Bailey.
Mrs. T. M. Williams and Mrs. J. W.
Cunter motored to Kosciusko for the
day Monday.
Mrs. S. B. Williams is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Bob Granberry in her
Memphis home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Powers motored
to Jackson Friday where they met their
daughter, Miss Juanita, of Red Lick, who
The disease attacked her while away.
Bud Moore of Jackson spent Sunday in the home of his parents and remained following an illness. Friends all wish a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gwin, Mrs. Walter Galloway and little daughter, Ann of Texas. Walter Gwin, Jr. and Miss Erin Gwin motored from Greenwood on Sunday for a little visit with Mrs. Sam Gwin.
Miss Alice Dalton Johnson of Greenwood joined the family circle Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Jordan were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Jordan in their Greenwood home.
Mr. Cornelius Dees of Jackson was a week end visitor to Lexington relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Hurley are spending some vacation time in Hot Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Carr spent Sunday with Mrs. Carr's parents at Laurel.
Miss Ola Watson, an Ole Miss student has been absent from her school duties with measles on account of illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lowery Jr. and little son, Morris III, Clara Lowery and their aunt Harriet of Indiana were Sun.
Mrs. Sam Mitchell, Mrs. J. H. Moore and Mr. and
Viehorbe Tunnell of Clarksdale will arrive
the little ws and O Ca OM
Sorian
Or ad Mrs. J. Yates daughter ord
cits, or Shelby were called to the bedside.
side of Mrs. William Huntress who has
been quite ill a dho in st nint)
at 10 a 5 rgu
1iu:..
Jallay Pall came an
a
Mnay Traii:hr
M:. W. S. ji. r. J. i. xi
r: :. ,ir, :.! :.
i..:.
Mrentiea thbl sah
Dr. and Mrs. R. O. Hlstone Mrs.
Cmn and Mare Helle Portains were sin-
day evening pitoctd afMn3nnf cro.
( io:! .: : .
K.:
W
snait t yam e a me her
dutio m a cmn 0 te Cnool ts
uity
Dr. Mr. I. M. Jordin and sister, Mrs.
Codine Peasteg af Mlenrspont aundyi at
Groanwood Phace with theld miothes,
Mr C. A Steves
Miss Sarah Stephens of
Clariclale
was the attractive mid-week visitor of
Miss Harriett Holder. Mr. Pat Barrett
accompanied her to Clarksdale on Satur-
day.
Mrs. J. W. MeNeer of Memphis spent
Mother's Day with her mother, Mrs. R.
T. Bailey.
Mrs. T. M. Williams and Mrs. J. W.
Cunter motored to Kosciusko for the
day Monday.
Mrs. S. B. Williams is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Bob Granberry in her
Memphis home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Powers motored
to Jackson Friday where they met their
daughter, Miss Juanita, of Red Lick, who
What sub-type of article is it?
Social Event
What keywords are associated?
Family Visits
Sunday Dinners
Illnesses
Vacations
Mother's Day
Lexington Social
Greenwood
Jackson Mississippi
What entities or persons were involved?
Mrs. A. I. Hargett
Bud Moore
Walter Gwin
Mrs. Walter Galloway
Ann
Walter Gwin Jr.
Miss Erin Gwin
Mrs. Sam Gwin
Miss Alice Dalton Johnson
W. I. Jordan
R. A. Jordan
Cornelius Dees
Dr. Paul Hurley
Mrs. Paul Hurley
C. W. Carr
Miss Ola Watson
Morris Lowery Jr.
Morris Iii
Clara Lowery
Harriet
Mrs. Sam Mitchell
J. H. Moore
Viehorbe Tunnell
J. Yates
Mrs. William Huntress
Sarah Stephens
Harriett Holder
Pat Barrett
J. W. Meneer
R. T. Bailey
T. M. Williams
J. W. Cunter
S. B. Williams
Bob Granberry
J. M. Powers
Miss Juanita
Where did it happen?
Lexington
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Lexington
Event Date
Sunday, Mother's Day, Monday
Key Persons
Mrs. A. I. Hargett
Bud Moore
Walter Gwin
Mrs. Walter Galloway
Ann
Walter Gwin Jr.
Miss Erin Gwin
Mrs. Sam Gwin
Miss Alice Dalton Johnson
W. I. Jordan
R. A. Jordan
Cornelius Dees
Dr. Paul Hurley
Mrs. Paul Hurley
C. W. Carr
Miss Ola Watson
Morris Lowery Jr.
Morris Iii
Clara Lowery
Harriet
Mrs. Sam Mitchell
J. H. Moore
Viehorbe Tunnell
J. Yates
Mrs. William Huntress
Sarah Stephens
Harriett Holder
Pat Barrett
J. W. Meneer
R. T. Bailey
T. M. Williams
J. W. Cunter
S. B. Williams
Bob Granberry
J. M. Powers
Miss Juanita
Outcome
illnesses including disease for mrs. hargett, recovery for bud moore, measles for miss ola watson, illness for mrs. william huntress; visits and gatherings concluded without further incident.
Event Details
Series of local social activities including family visits from Texas, Greenwood, Jackson; Sunday dinners; weekend visits to relatives; vacations to Hot Springs; absences due to illness; calls to bedside of ill relative; mid-week visits; Mother's Day spent with family; day trips to Kosciusko; ongoing visits to Memphis.