The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
A2O Year Record Of Successful Photography
IN BrOokhaven Is what W. ]. Layton Offers
Local News Items

Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Vernon are vis-'
iting in their sons home at Natchez.
Mrs. Wayne Smith left yesterday
to visit her aunt, Mrs. Vaughan, in
San Antonio.
Mr.. A. ]. Shrader, jr., will soon
begin the erection of residence on
Georgia avenue.
Manager Mathis is assembling
car of No. Sorghum molasses at
80 cents per gallon.
Misses Earle and Edna and Messrs.
Branford and Ira Jacks have been
visitors to Monticello.
1t is stated there is better grade
of horses on the streets of Boston
than in any other city of the Union.
666 quickly relieves cold.
Say Merry Christmas" with youi
photograph. A. d. Sauer, Member
P. A. of A. Perkins Apis. Phone
sos.
Mrs. o. N. Arlington after two
months of convalescence is now look
ing well and is able to be more> ac-
tive than for weeks past.
Good servants are in demand in
Brookhaven. The tolerant spirit of
house keepers has about ruined all
that was left of desirable helps in
the family.
Mrs. Lige Daughdrill returned
Monday from Wesson. She has been
visiting in the home of Rev. w. B.
Holcomb, pastor of the Baptist
church at that place.
Read our big ad in this
paper. It's chuck full Of bar
gains for Saturday, Dec. 10.
Aylward's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Foster and
daughter, Miss Ethel, accompanied
by MIR. Bowman, all of. Alexandria,
La, were visitors with the w. L.
Entricans last Saturday, making the
trip in Ford car.
Mr.. and Mrs Shade Coker have
purchased the. T. w. Hilton planta-
tion consisting of eighty acres with
all buildings. 1t is splendid proper
ty. The Hiltons will reside in Brook
haven in their residence on Becker
street.
Mr.. ]. M. Wood was present at the
reeting of McComb's Exchange Club
last week when "Rastus" was pre-
sented as a musical treat before
guests, from st. Louis, Nashville,
Hammond, osyka, Tylertown and
RrookhaVen.
Mrs. Mary Parsons Hayes has
sent a check for the Hospital. II
everybody who has lived in our city
would remember the Hospital at
this crucial time. there would be lit
tie difficulty in launching the insti-
tuition on its mission OF service for
the people.
Mrs. j. A. Taylor is enjoying the
company OF her sister, Miss Lillian
Forbes, of Nashville. in her home.
Miss Forbes speaks to the women OF
the church each afternoon and to
those who attend it is regret that
every member of the W.. M. S., at
least is not present TO hear Miss
Forbes.
Fifteen miles west of Brookhaven
where Damascus church is located
the good people of that vicinity have
gone to work to improve their church
building recently damaged by the
storm. The little church is 30x44
and will be sreseated and painted in
side and out. No pastor has been Sc
cured for the year. Mr.. Rodriguez
was in Monday with the good news.
For Rent.-My place known as the
Nola White Place adjoins new graz
vel road, in the village of Nola, Miss.
IA miles east of Brookhaven. Ideal
for stock farm. It's acres open land
Two good houses, barns, plow tools.
nave some mules and cattle on the
place. Will consider cash rent only.
possession Jan. 1, 1922. Write, phone
>. -Thos J. White, Yazoo City.
Miss.
rhe Y. w. c. A. convention in
lacComb was attended from Friday
thru Sunday by the following Brook
haven school girls: Misses Bernice
Dupree, May Loving, Jessie Mae Mi
cholson, Cornelia Frizell, Josephine
Butterfeld, Mary Alice Hill, Inez
Flippin, Thelma Givens. Pauline
Laird, Mamie Penn, Louise Smith,
irene Day, Mytle Watson. Bessie
Harrington and Fannie Vardeman.
Misses Wilson and Hoffman. leaders,
chaperoned the party.