The Semi-weekly leader., 1913-10-08

a pleasant visit with her sister-in-
law. Mrs. N. B. Legitte.
Mrs. ]. Il. Rogers left Monday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Clara
Montville at Shreveport, La.
Mrs. H. M. Sherman has gone to
jackson to spend a month with her
daughter, Mrs. Helen Alexander.
Mrs. s. F. Smurr left yesterday
for Durant to be at, the bedside of
her sick sister, Mrs. (CoD. HamiI-
ton.
Mrs. w. F. Parsons is prostrated
in the midst of the meeting she so
much loves to serve, by an attack
Of illness.
Miss Bessie Burns, of Bogue
Chitto, returned to her home Mon
day, after visit with her sister,
Mrs. j. R. Kyzar.
Mr. Mrs. Cleveland Russell
have moved into the residence late
ly occupied by Mr.. James family
near the Boswell House.
The successful man acts while the
other man thinks about it. Start
bank account with US today. Mer-
chants & Farmers Bank.
1t is what you save and not what
you earn that makes wealth. An
accodnt with US will help you save.
Merchants & Farmers Bank.
Mrs. j. H. Reed entertained at
dinner on Saturday Rev. w. H.
Morgan and DR.. N. A. Mcleod,
in homer of her visiting brothers.
DR.. David Magee and his
brother, Mr.. Lamar Magee, of
CaseyviIle, have been guests at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. F. V. McRee.
Mr.. w. W. Ellis has accepted a
position at Fernwood and has as
sumed his duties there. His fami.
ly will remain in this city for some
time yet.
Lost-Diamond bar pin, Satur-
day evening betwee The tabernacle
and S. E. MoretJhs residence.
Return to Mrs. Moreton and re-
ceive reward.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H. Perkins left
yesterday on visit to Mission,
Texas. On their return they will
stop at Houston, Texas, and at
New Orleans.
DR.. G. L. McClelland, of Odessa,
Texas, and little daughter arrived
Wednesday last at the home of the
Doctors sister. Mrs. j. H. Reed.
DR.. McClelland visited New Orleans
last Sunday.
Mrs. Alice May Edwards has
been guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John May. Mrs. Edwards
will have part on the program for
the woman's meeting at the Asso-
citation.
While Miss Daisy Schwem, the
regular Western Union operator
here, is on trip and vacation to
several large cities, Mr.. W. j.
Stegall, of Fayetteville. Tenn, is
filling her place.
The Climbers have deferred their
meeting announced for this week
until Thursday of next week, when
it will be held at the home of Mrs.
j. A. Maui, with Mines. Staffler
and Maui as hostesses.
The Leader acknowledges to err
ror in the publication of name of
the nominating committee of the
Lincoln County Association. 1t
should have been w. j. Young, in
stead of Lee W. Young.
give good employment to a
working family who could milk IL
or Is cows and do farm work.
White family preferred. though. "a
negro family coming we'll recon-
mended will be considered. Henry
Flowers.
The Christian Workers very much
enjoyed Quilting Party" at the
home of Mrs. Marshall Mccullough
on Monday afternoon. The regular
sociaI meeting will be held next
Monday afternoon with Mrs. E. H.
Wentworth.
The Executive Committee of the
Lincoln Association means to rec
Commend, only, the program printed
elsewhere in these columns. 1t re-
mains for the Association to adopt
the program, should they favor the
work of the committee.
| 1t is hard to maintain your inde-
pendence of character and self
assertion if you are cramped finan-
cially. Make it a habit to spend a
little less than you earn and put
the balance in savings account in
| the Commercial Bank and Trust
| 60. Pays A per cent.
| mrs. R. w. McNair and Misses
Mary and Aileen; Mrs. 7. H. and
| Miss Susie Lee Perkins: Mrs. OFT,
| of Osyka: Mrs. Edwards. Mrs.
Barge, Mrs. Flowers and Mrs.
Mages were guests Of Mrs. w. G.
Maxwell on Monday afternoon at
the meeting of the w. M. s. at her
| home.
| For the first time ID the history
of the Lincoln County Association
woman will be permitted to make
report on Woman's Work on the
Iaaor af fha pnnuanffon This