The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-16
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scarce from now on.
Bath tubs are still popular re.
gardless of swimming holes.
Mr.. Alden Prestridge is suffering
great deal with chronic sore foot
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Smith spent
Saturday and Sunday in New Or
leans.
Since war has ceased somebody
Esays Hell is when domestic bliss
blisters.'
Mr.. Nathan Kohlman was re-
cent visitor from New Orleans at his
parents hame in Brookhaven.
One thing-it's getting so hot
there is no necessity of $500 un-
dersuit-an $500 oyershirt will an
swer, eh?
VIM. Bloom, hale and hearty, has
arrived in BrookhaVen after months
of absence in the U. s, Navy. Wei
come from home friends!
Mr.. w. M. Lambright returned
from Parchman, Thursday, after a
delightful visit with his friend, Mr..
Stanley T. Byrd, Superintendent.
Miss Lillian Forbes, sister of
Mrs. J. A. Taylor, has been elected
head of the new elementary depart
ment Of the Baptist Sunday School
Board.
Residence property for Sale!-2
houses on s. Church St., and 2
houses on West Monticello Street
Nos. Sal and SAT. Address p. o.
Box 474.
Lost!-Blue serge coat between
Furr's Mill and Brookhaven, July IL.
Initials on inside pocket. Return to
Leader Office. Reward. Jim Herring,
Wesson, R. q.
Little Charles Earl Brister, of Bo-
que Chitto, has been visiting his
mother, Mrs. Bertha Brister, who has
now a position in H. P. Marsalis
Store, at McComb, Miss.
The Boy Scouts are hap
PLY on their way to the Gulf Coast
all loaded ON Byrne's big truck with
Dump" Byrne at the steering wheel
and Mr.. Charles Hamilton in charge.
Rev. Bracie Campbell was guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith Satur-
day before going out to New Pros
pect to assist Pastor Darling in the
meeting out there during this week.
The Baptist Church will try to
raise subscription of $500 for a
pipe organ. In the face of the
Baptist $75,OOO,O00 Campaign"
this will be Herculean undertake
ing.
Mrs. ]. w. Cassidy is spending
several weeks at the Lucy Brinkly
Hospital in Memphis. Mrs. Cassidy
is getting the news about Brookha-
ven friends and events through the
Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Goss left yes
terday for indianapolis after receiving
message informing them of the cri-
tical illness of brothers of both Mr..
and Mrs. Goss. They win be away
about ten days.
A very important meeting of the
Lincoln County Dairymens' Asso-
citation will be held at the Couprt
House, Thursday morning, July 18th
OF 1000 o'clock. Every dairyman is
urged to be present and on time.
Mr.. VIM. Turnbough left Sunday
for st. Louis on business trip, ac-
companying his pastor, Rev. ]. A..
Taylor. as far as possible on his way
to Boone county. Missouri, where
Mr.. Taylor will engage in meeting.
Don't forget the County Sunday
School Normal July 28-Aug. 1st.,
at Heuck's Retreat Church. Prof.
w. I. Thames. of the A. H. s., and
Miss Ruth Calhoun viii compose the
faculty. Trained workers are need
ed in the Sunday Schools.
Mr.. H. ". Schwartzkopf, of Silver
Creek, assisted with the music for
the B. Y. P. u, Sunday evening,
the program taking the place of the
regular service. Talks were given
by T. c. Brister, Miss Mamie Nc
Nabb, Mr.. Chester Byrne and Miss
nellie Vann.
/ ~Mr. Eldridge Britt who lives on
Bayou Pierre was in Monday morn
ing and stated corn and cotton were
drowned out in veritable food
Sunday afternoon out there which Is
about nine miles west in the vicinity
of old Red Star. Mr.. Britt reported
loss to crops was great.
Mrs. Edna Mayer, who has been
visiting with her family at Pass
Christian will return soon to New
Orleans on her way to visit her sis
ter. Mrs. Simon Kohlman, and FAM
lily in Brookhaven, Miss. Mrs. May
er will join Mrs. Louis 1.owentritt
Of Winnsboro, La, and her two sons
and the party will then go by way
of CHICAGO tn RoiIldAr Coln WHARF