The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-05-17
You can't go wrong when
you send Kings or NunnaIly's
candy. On sale at Hoffman $.

Registered Duroc Pigs, months
old, from large litters. Defender
and Cherry Chief breeding. $3.50
each. c. G. McPhail, Brookhayen,
Miss.
the state institutions at the Capital
and made the day pleasurable and
profitable as we'll, for the young peo-
pie who give promise, every one, of
becoming useful and prominent citi-
zens of Mississippi.
Diamond Rings, Bar Pins and
Necklaces for the graduate.
Nothing that will take the place
of a Diamond. We have them
from $1,000 up. The Lea ing
Jeweler, Chas. ID. Smith.
Rev. w. w. Moore, pastor
Norfield and Bogue Chitto M
churches, was in BrookhaveE
day. He states that the CeA
services will be held Sunday
Is, at 10 O'Clock in Norfield al ~
IL o'clock in Bogue Chitto. B Pry
one is invited to attend.
The prevailing fashi0n-wrist
watches in all designs, cOnyerti-
BILE disappearing eye, fitted with
American movements, Servicea-
BILE, pretty and easy to wear.
The Leading Jeweler, Chas. D.
Smith.
Young Herman Moore is recover
ing nicely after an operation for ap-
pendicitis at the hospital. In the alb
sence of his father overseas, Mrs.
Moore suffered unusual anxiety and
was oppressed with the responsibility
she had to bear. The operation was
performed last Saturday and Herman
expects soon to be out again.
Want to buy Immediately
good second hand steam boiler
and engine. Boiler around Is
h.p. and engine around go h. p.
Must be first-class and price
right. Phone or write Roberts
Byrne Co., Jayess, Miss.
Sherman Oliver had the great mis-
fortune to severely mash his right
hand in one of The Leader presses
Thursday. The fractured bones Of
the fingers were set by DR.. Frizell;
and the manly boy who showed the
spirit of a hero throughout the or
deal is now making headway toward
recovery. Sherman had just begun
work for the summer in The Leader
Office.
Rev. Roger Lambright received q
telegram Wednesday announcing the
safe arrival of his brother, Mr.. AR
thur Lambright, on this side after
service overseas. This fact coupled
with the assurance that his wife was
better gave joy to the anxious heart
of Mr.. Roger Lambright who, on ac-
count of her serious illness had Mrs.
Lambright removed to the hospital
last Friday.
The Leader takes pride and pleas
ure in noting the attainments OF
young students at this season Of the
year, when they have safely passed
the dreadful exams, and breathe
more freely after hard school term.
Two splendid young girls, Misses
Dorothy Middleton and Bessie !
Young, of the Seventh Grade, have
never in their whole school course
missed winning place on the monthly
honor roll of the school. There may
be others.
The two little sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vance Massengale and the two
young granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Staffer, sr., received certifi- |
Gates for attendance every day DUR
ing the Public School term of 1913
19 and without being tardy the en-
tire session. These are the two fam
lilies that received the double. dis
tinction There were twelve other
children who were awarded certifi- |
Gates for the same reason by Mr..
Byrd, superintendent.
1t is with pleasure we have heard |
from Mr.. T. L. Girauit. formerly |
Prof. Girault' of this county, the
worthy SON Of an ex-Superintendent /
of Education of Lincoln and a teach
er known here for many years 9th
er friends will be glad to hear from
him. Mr.. GirauIt is now located at |
Sterling, Colorado. From that dis
tance and after lapse of years with /
no reminder of it for several years,
Mr.. Girault wrote US enclosing cash I
to liquidate IAN old outstanding /
debt and sending the subscription /
Price Of The Leader besides. Go /
thou and do likewise, all We people
that are indebted 70 felloW-man.