The Semi-weekly leader., 1910-10-26
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We regret to hear Of the contin-
ued i'll health of Capt. w. H. But
Ter, of Lawrence county. He is
still sufferer from paralysis.
The praise Of our county fair is
on everybody's lips. The last was
better than the first and they are
going on to perfection.
Generally fair weather is pre-
dicted all over the country for this
week. 1t will be Fair" to a cer-
tainty at Jackson the next few
days.
Members of Whitworth College
faculty will entertain at McComb
tomorrow evening for the benefit
of the Home Mission Society Of the
Methodist church.
Miss Fannie Maxwell, the newly
elected Leader of the Y. W. A. en-
tertained the young ladies' at her
home, with Mrs. L. P. KEGS, on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. j. H. Williams, who keeps a
store on Sessions ST., in the west.
ern suburbs, says he killed hog
last Friday which weighed 496
pounds after it was dressed, for
which he got $44.56.
A daughter of Mrs. VIM. Mel.
vile came to her mother from
Chicago, because of the severe ac-
cldent that befel Mrs. Melville
some days ago. They expect to go
together to Chicago for season.
The sixth annual convention of
the Mississippi Division of the
Farmers Educational & Co
operative Union will meet in the
city of Jackson, November 1. Re-
duced railroad rates will be given.
Mrs. William Calvin Chiffon, of
Oxford, who so delighted our peo-
pie in a monoIogue of tPoIly of
the Circus during the late Normal
here, will appear in Lyceum en-
tertainment at Magnolia Friday,
November 4.
Millsaps students are deeply in
terested in the consideration of
Intercollegiate sports by the COM
ing Methodist conferences. They
want the ban removed SO that
they can move out full-fedged
into the arena Of intercollegiate
athletics with other great educa-
tional institutions.
Miss Susie V. Powell, State or
ganizer of School Improvement As
sociations, is now mailing to ceun-
.ty superintendents, teachers and
the press, with the approval Of the
State Superintendent of Education,
programme Of exercises for PUB
lie Health Day." Nov. 19, in all
the schools of the State.
A "Coast Jubilee Celebration
will be held at GuIpfort, Nov. g.
The Gulfport Commercial Union
has furthered nearly every pro-
gressive step taken in Gulfport and
its influence has been a potent
factor in the city's advancement.
Brookhaven's Board of Trade is do.
ing the same thing for the hub o1
old Lincoln.
The Y. w. A. and friends enjoy
ed the favor of a lecture on India
from Rev. Mr.. Chamberlin, a re-
turned missionary. on Sunday
evening at the Baptist church.
Mrs. J. H. Johnson. Mrs. B. w
Mccormick, Miss McVoy, Mrs,
Wall and Miss Mary McNair as.
sisted with the music. Mr.. Cham
berlin, the speaker Of the evening
is broter Of DR.. /. |. Chamberlir
OF our City.
Mrs. N. Vance celebrated hel
ninetieth birthday on Sunday last
Mrs. Vance is yet quite strong anC
we'll. although a cold marred tht
felicity Of her anniversary on chs
Sabbath. With our revered anC
beloved Mrs. Boswell, go year
young and Mrs. Vance, just a de
cade less than a century old, oul
young ladies Of so and 70 are re
joicing in the springtime of theil
youth. Although this mortal fesl
may wither and fade, the inyisibl
lreaIities yelled behind the visibl
symbol. may take on the FRESHNESS
land beauty Of the eternal morning
Eere the veil il taken away. I'm
mortality is a present possession.
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