The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-11-12
Local News Items


Mrs. e. S. Bees improved condit-
ion is a source of qualification to
friends.
Mrs. ]. B. Rogers of New Orleans
has been guest of her sister, Mrs
Robert Leary.
Mrs. NJ. M. Bailey left yesterday
for a weeks visit with relatives at
Patterson, Miss.
Mrs. H. P. Cobb and Miss Lilly
have been guests at the Homer H
Simmons home.
Mr.. P. c. Mullen paid the leader
a pleasant call this morning. Mr.
Mullen will leave for his adopted
home at Glenmora, La, next Tues
day.
Mrs. Blanche Watson, whose pres
ence in the Magee home makes life
pleasant for her aged parents, has
been visiting relatives at McComb
and in New Orleans.
Mrs. J. B. Foster of Summit, has
been a visitor with her daughter
Mrs. Ted Allen who has also had as
guests her sisters, Miss Lurline Fos-
ter of New Orleans, and Miss Gayola
of Natchez.
Mr.. L. H. Bowen, editor of the
Lincoln County Times, returned this
morning from Hawaii after a six
weeks absence. Mr.. Bowen was de-
lighted with his trip and has return
ed in fine health and spirits.
Civil Service Examinations Brook
haven, November. Positions ST.
400-$1,600. Age 18 upward. Ex-
perience unnecessary. For free par
ticulars, instruction, write R. Terry
(former Civil Service examiner) 86S
Continental Bldg, Washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Goza and THEN
lovely daughter, Miss Lena and son
Frank. together with Miss Bertha
Smith and brother, Harvey, all OF
Magnolia, were guests of Mrs. U. E.
Bufkin at dinner party Friday ev-
cning after the memorable football
game.
Mrs. C. S. Reimers, late Of Nor
field, and her friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Cohen, have become residents
of BrookhaVen and are most well
come. The new residents occupy the
Felix May home vacated by the L.
w. Regurs who have moved to their
plantation home.
We clip the following from the
Mississippi Red Triangle:- Brook
haven Boys Hi-Y Club organized on
the 18th of September with splendid
attendance. Prof. Jeter, the new
principal and advisor meets with us
and we are expecting a great year.
-Brookhaven Hi-Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price left for Geor-
gia Friday morning. Mrs. Price,
whose health is unimproved will be
with her sister for the present. All
sympathy goes out to Mr.. Price in
his anxiety. Mrs. Price is one of the
most loyable and charming women
Brookhaven has known.
In order to help relieve the Christ
mas rush, will give one hand paint
ed photograph in oil with each doz-
en- photographs ordered before De-
cember 1st. Call sos and make
your appointment early. A. D.
Sauer. Member Photographers As
sociation of America. Perkins Apis.
The board Of trustees of the city
school are determined to call a halt
on all social functions where school
children are guests and where dane
ing Is permitted. The light fantas-
tic toe and Plane Geometry will not
mix according to the diagnosis of
these gentlemen.-Hattiesburg Citi-
zen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Heuck accompa-
MED by their daughter, Mrs. ]. F.
Standifer, motored to Jackson Sun
day where they visited Miss Daisy
Mae Heuck and Mr.. J. F. Standifer.
Mrs. Standifer is the charming guest
of her parents here for several weeks
much to the delight Of her Brookha-
ven friends.
Due to the fact that the service
was not widely advertised there was
only small congregation out at the
memorial services at the Baptist
Church Friday morning. Pastor Tay-
lor made splendid address by in
vitation Of the John Edwards Post
Revs. Lewis and Anding assisting in
the services.
Our community leader, Mr.. c. B.
Perkins, reports that over thous-
and dollars have been subscribed by
merchants and citizens for new in
struments for the Community Band.
Music seems to have effect on our
money. 1t is said 1t makes cows
give milk; and it is evident it MAX
es men give money. There is really
music all about us; but some of our
ears are SO open to discord and
knocking we can't hear the melody
Of things more harmonious and In
spring. Harmony constructs-dis-
cord DESTROYS.