The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-30
All Ladies and Childrens
Summer Hats. Half price.
AyIward's.


dition is better today.
Little Miss Edith nellie Montgom-
cry, of Norfield. has been lovely
little visitor with Henrietta Hayes,
her small seven-year-old friend to
whom her guest was delight.
Mrs. E. G. Dunn and her two
charming daughters, Misses Ella and
May, of McComb, were weekend
guests of the Hayes families in their
lovely homes on w. Chippewa st.
Mrs. A. Feibleman and two little
daughters, of Readland, Ark, are ex-
pected tonight at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. l. Abrams. A niece of
Mrs. Feibleman from st. Louis will
also be among Mrs. Abrams guests.
Mr.. S. E. Moreton, having returned
from the Boston Neurological Col
lege, enjoyed the outing with the rest
of the family on the sea-coast. S.
Els. Brookhaven friends are now de-
lighted to see him and in the best
of health.
+. For a limited time we will sell
Champion Spark Plugs at Csc
each-buy now. HOffman'S.
Mrs. Angelica Staffler Hoffman
and daughter, Miss Charlotte, are
spending the sumner in Chattanooga
and Asheville, North Carolina with
friends. Brookhaven friends will
wish the visitors delightful time
while away. s.
Protracted meeting will begin at
New Salem Church 1sts Sunday in
August. N. l.. Clark, of Texas, will
hold the meeting. Everybody is In
vited to come. Dinner on the ground.
Come to hear him. He is a clean
Gospel preacher.
Mr.. D. M. Nelson, of Mississippi
college, has been a visitor here. He
is a good man for extension work.
People would believe dot Nelson"
even if~he were a candidate! What
a pity such men as he do not oc-
cupy all the otnceS!
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Dunn and
son, of Yazoo City, have been visitors
with relatives of the Hayes families
to welcome back from France, Mr.. j.
D. Dunn, the young soldier who is
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Dunn,
of McComb, also visitors here.
Charles Ray in Creased
Lightning and Fatty Ar
buckle In "A Desert Hero. I"
August 5th at The Arcade.
Prices 10 and Zoe.
Mrs. Mary Lou Thetford and Miss
Allie Mack Ellzey are visitors in JEFF
ferson county, attending the Pleas
ant Hill protracted meeting and en-
joying visit to Mr.. Thetford's relsN
tives. Mr.. Thetford will probably
not return from England before Oc-
tober.
Miss Annie Burns returned this
morning from Chicago. Miss Lula
Sasser stopped over in Jackson on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Sasser
and Miss Annie Decell, who also, at
tended the Chicago University sum-
mer school, went to her home at Ha-
zlehurst.
Tomorrow evening is too full for
utterance-church meetings, picnics,
class reunion, political speaking in
Brookhaven, ball at the Inez, Ar
cade Theatre, pool rooms and other
all on the program. Any
body that tries to do them all will
be laid out. by early dawn. Take
your pick.
Mrs. G.. L. Ripley, sr., is enjoying
her visit to WAukesha and is not ex-
pecting to return to Brookhaven un-
til September. Mrs. Ripley has been
missed by the Red Cross Chapter, the
Library Association, the Climbers
Club, in church and civic work and
her return will be welcomed by her
many friends.
The Christian Workers enjoyed an
informal social meeting at the Har-
dy residence Monday afternoon.
There was a large attendance Of
and guests. They asked
riddles and told jokes and had a
merry time. Sherbet and sandwiches
were served by the hostesses, Mines.
Hardy and Watts.
The City Billiard Parlor,
W. O. May6eld, Mgr, viii
give away $500 Saturday
night at 1000 p. m. Ask
about it. Coolest place in
The city.
Miss Maude McCalip ras returned
from Hattiesburg where she attended
The Baptist Assembly. On the re-
turn trip she accompanied Mrs. Ed
gar Godbold, State leader of young
peoples work. to Monticello and Wa
1iIla. Mrs. Godbold is expected in
next Monday en- route
% the Sixth District meeting at
Roxie. Miss Lackey will also attend
his meeting. which will represent
he twelve counties that. compose it.
4 number Of Brookhayen ladies are
planning to go.
Mr.. onroe Smith has returned af-
.er nearly four weeks spent in the
Golden West after planning to go in
he opposite direction. Mr.. Smith |
Ipent most Of his time with his
iaughters, Mrs, Mable Grice and