The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-09
Gamers, Cans and Jars at c

IB. Perkins Hardware Store.
Mr.. william Turnbough has re-
turned from business trip to st.
Louis.
The Junior Epworth League
meets every Sunday afternoon at 4
lo'clock.
Hot time for the old Vets! We
hesitate to add the warmth OF our
welcome.
Mrs. N. A. oliver is visiting the
family of Mr.. John ID. Wooley at
ICaseyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Layton have
been having pleasant stay in Mem
phis for several days.
Mrs. t. Brady is expected home af-
ter a delightful visit to her sister,
Mrs. Jones, at Baton Rouge.
The Senior League will have
charge of the services at the Metho-
dist church next Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Coleman of
McComb, spent Sunday at the May
nor home, having returned from
their bridal tour.
Miss Emily Jones of the State Nor
NAL College, Hattiesburg, spent Mon
day in Bogue Chitto and vicinity in
the interest of the institution.
Perfection Oil Stoves, Hot
point Electric Irons, Water cool
ers and RefrigeratOrs at c.. b.
Perkins.
DR.. Cooper is having the premises
about the Lampton Auditorium put
in nice order-weeds chopped and
grass trimmed and trash removed.
Mr.. Harold Dietz spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks in New
Orleans. Mr.. Dietz is the gravel in
spector at the ,Brookhaven Gravel
Pit.
Mrs. ]. A. Taylor and three boys
left last Wednesday for Fulton, Mis-
souri,, to enjoy a stay with friends
made during nine years residence
in that city.
Miss Rosa Dell Behr left Monday
for her home in New Orleans, after
a charming visit with her friend,
Mrs. w. C. Maxwell, at her lovely SUI
burban home.
Miss Gertie Lou Green and broth
er, Strother, returned Saturday from
Meadville where they had spent some
time with their father, Mr.. Edgar
Green, at the A. H. S.
Mrs. s. L. Montgomery and little
daughter of Washington, d. c., are
helping to enliven the home of Cir
cult Clerk and Mrs. Edward Smith
on East Cherokee Street.
Mrs. Hugh v. Wall, who enjoys an
enviable reputation as vocal solo
list, left yesterday to sing at the we'd
ding of her young friend, Miss Mar
garet Cranberry 40 Hazlehurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Bonds are
spending some days on the coast at
Biloxi. Mr.. Bonds left Sunday in
a brand new 1920 model Aero car
he purchased from Mr.. ]. S. Penn,
of the Heidelberg Auto Co.
! Messrs. C. B. Perkins, L. P. Kees
and Anderson went up to Chautau-
qua Lake yesterday on pleasure
trip. The fish began to hide when
they stirred the waters-they had
heard of Perkins fishing tackle!
Rev. w. H. Hill came down from
Starkville yesterday to officiate at
the funeral services of Miss George
Ard, beloved young member of the
Presbyterian church and Sunday
School during Mr.. Hills pastorate.
DR.. ]. A. Taylar, pastor of the
Brookhaven Baptist Church, expects
to leave next Monday for Fulton,
Missouri, where he will enjoy a
months vacation at will. His con-
gregation here and friends will wish
him period of delightful recreation.
Sergt. Coils X. Thames, of Ha-
zlehurst, just returned from the war
zone was welcomed on Sunday Wis
it by his sister, Mrs. w. Ed Smith.
The sergeant was accompanied by
his attractive wife whom he mar
ried six months prior to his depar-
ture.
Mr.. Harold Dietz and Delma AL
j fore entertained their friends at a
luncheon last Friday in honor OF
Miss Mildren Miazza of New Orleans,
at the Inez Hotel. The invited guests
were Mr.. Joe Staffer, Misses Eliza
beth Hubert, and Blanche Beard OF
Houston, Texas.
| Miss Vivian Sauls writes from ve-
nice, California; II wish you were
here to enjoy this beautiful country
of flowers, fruits and sunshine.
had very interesting trip out"
Miss Vivian's Brookhaven friends
will be pleased to hear she is gain
ing stregth in the Golden State"
The marriage of Miss Alice ClapI
at Selma, Alabama, last Tuesday il
| of interest to Brookhaven where hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. T. Clapp
once resided. Miss Clapp married
Mr.. Sellers Hoskins Vredenburgh
Her picture was an unusually beau
tiful one in Sundays Commercial
Appeal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Boadwee are
planning pleasant journey tC
iSouth Haven Michigan. They ex.
. pect to leave Saturday night and
will return via Chicago where Mrs
Boadwee will spend some time in
the interest of the nrm of A. G
Seavey and Sons and its large pa.
| tronage. She will be away about
three weeks.
| Mr.. D. C. Coker, of Ruth, has re-
Gently returned from North Caroli'
ma. While away, Mr.. Coker lost his
"roll" containing something over
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