The Semi-weekly leader., 1913-07-23

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Mr.. Thos. C. Wilson, of Perch
transacted business here Saturday
Mr.. W. E. Allen, of Union Hall
was among the visitors here Satur.
day.
Mrs. C. Fl. Campbell and chill.
dren, of Norfield, visited Mrs. Will
Price.
Mr.. w. w. Flowers and famil,
expect to leave soon to make theil
home at Bude. - -
Messrs. Chas. and Max Coher
left Sunday to spend several days
in New Orleans.
Mrs. A. B. Goldstein and chill.
dren left Monday for New Orleans
to spend the summer.
Mr.. Chas. Cohen, of Chicago,
arrived last Wednesday to be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen,
Fresh fish all the time
at the Gem Restaurant.
Call 456.
Mr.. Leopold Priebatsch, after 8
week spent with his mother here,
has reurned to his duties at Webb,
Miss.
Messrs. Grady Ford and Warren
McNair have gone to Forest City,
Ark. where they will enjoy a fish
ing trip.
Rev. W. H. Morgan will leave
Saturday to assist in meeting al
Gum Grove, one of Pastor John.
sons churches.
Misses Pauline and Roselyn
Abrams returned Sunday with their
uncle, Mr.. Joe Abrams, from the
Crescent City.
Mrs. Mary McDavitt Henderson
has returned from New Orleans
and is cordially greeted by her
numerous friends.
Mr.. j. A. Penn and son, John,
are now at Monticello, where they
have the contract for painting the
Lawrence County Court House.
For Sale-Four cottages in Cur.
ran Addition, separately or togeth-
er. Make offer. Alice Anding,
SO6 Whitney Building, New
Orleans, La.
DR.. !. W. Cooper will preach at
the eleven O'Clock service at the
City Hall next Sunday. Pastor
Morgan will try to arrange for
evening services before he leaves
Saturday.
Mrs. j. A. Maui has with her in
her home her aged father, Mr..
Wilmington. who was taken i'll at
mis- home at Shelby and later re-
moved by his daughters request to
her home in this cAty.
If you want to keep your ac-
counts IN systematic shape you
must have checking account at
the bank. You furnish the deposit
and we furnish everything else.
Start now. Don't wait. CONNER.
cial Bank and Trust Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hartman,
Misses EstelIe Cranberry, Myrtle
Boren, and Messrs. Sid Hartman,
Lawrence Powers. Willie Ober-
schmidt. Purser Coker, and Ran
dolph Roberts were among those
who spent Sunday at Chautauqua.
Read our advertisement in this
issue and come to US when you
need to appointa a trustee, executor,
guardian or agent to look after
your affairs. Our bank has full
power to act in these capaci-
ties. Commercial Bank and Trust
Co.
Miss Mary Penn and little Mamie
Meyer Penn left Saturday to visit
Mrs. Ruth Stacey at Deeman.
Miss: Mrs. Nora TripIett, at
Louisville. Miss; and Mrs, Ella
CrisIer Hoye. at Meridian. They
will return home about Septem-
ber !.
Mrs. Anna Middleton and the
Misses Middleton. will be at home
to their friends tomorrow (Thurs-
day) July the twenty-fourth. from
five to seven, in honor of Mrs.
Willie Beverly Middleton, the at
tractive young bride of their son
and brother, who with her husband,
is guest of the Middleton home.
Our auto is run day
and night if you want
it. Call 456 for prompt
service. We will take
you a nyw there and
bring you back. The
Gem Restaurant.
Rev. T. L. Sasser was ordained
to the ministry on the morning OF
July IL. during the recent services
of the Baptist church. Mr.. Sasser,
after graduation at Mississippi
College, accepted a lucrative posi-.
tion as a teacher: but feels he has
a still higher call to service and SC
follows what he deems his duty
May all success attend him.
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