The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-11-16
IlN,AI,
NEWS

Sunday visitor to relatives here.
Mrs. Vince. of Bogue Chitto, was
a Sunday visitor to her sister, Mrs.
Goss.
Rev. T. L. Sasser is welcomed a
mong Brookhaven friends and rela-
tives.
Grandma Mobiles is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs. C.
Linton.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. A. Taylor are at
tending the State Convention at
jackson.
Mrs. Willie Furr was in from New
Sight neighborhood on business last
Saturday.
Little Jack Morris Turnbough is
improving slowly after a serious at
tack of acidosis and pneumonia.
Mrs. Corinne- Van left for Vicks-
burg today and will spend week
with her sister, Miss Daisy Schwem.
Say Merry Christmas" with your
photograph. A. D. Sauer, Member
P. A. of A. Perkins Apis. Phone
500.
Mrs. Hamilton Smith Of McComb,
returned home yesterday after a
weeks visit to the bedside of her
little grandson, Jack Turnbough, jr.
Mr.. Maurice Trimble who was op-
Grated on Monday Of last week for
appendicitis is doing well after the
ordeal his friends will be glad to
know.
At a Congregational meeting of
the Presbyterian church last Sunday
Messrs. E. M. Bee and Will ober-
schmidt (of .Heuck's) were elected
elders.
The oyster season is now
open. Fresh oysters at the Bell
Cafe at all times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Turnbough
have rented rooms from Mrs. Ed.
Smith and are moving today, having
sold their place to Mr.. John w.
Guess who moved in from Fair Riv-
er yesterday. ss
FOR SALE-Two adjoining farms
-one containing $50 acres-the
other 40 acres situated near
Browns Wells, Miss. For particu-
lars address John B. Mayes, Halle
hurst, Miss.
Mr.. Sherman McNair, who grad
uated last spring from the School of
Journalism of Columbia University,
is employed as advertising agent for
the well-known firm of Lord & Tay-
lor, New York City.
Mrs. S. Kemp went down to New
Orleans Sunday to be with Mr.. Kemp.
who is in the city for treatment.
Mr.. Kemp was quite i'll after reach
ing the city, but friends are happy
to learn that he is very much i'm
proved.-Hazlehurst Courier.
There were so teachers, represent
ing the 1913 schools of Yazoo Coun-
ty at the last meeting of the Coun-
ty Teachers Association in Yazoo
City. Mrs. Stella Redding, former
ly of Brookhaven made talk on the
Parent-Teachers Association. =
DR.. Keller the renowned foot spe-
cialist of Jackson, will be here for
a few days at the Sample Shoe Store
to treat everything in foot trouble.
Come and have your feet put in good
condition. Ladies by appointment at
your home.-Dr. Keller, Chiropodist
Civil Service Examinations Brook
haven, November. Positions ST.
400-$1,600. Age 1S upward. Ex.
perience unnecessary. For free par
ticulars. instruction, write R. Terry,
(former Civil Service examiner) S6S
Continental Bldg, Washington, D. C.
Mr.. ]. M. Wroten of Route 2 re-
turned Saturday afternoon from a
visit with Rev. and Mrs. C. S. Wro-
ten at Morehead, Miss. Mr.. Wroten
looked over a good part of the Delta
while there and especially enjoyed
visit to the State Farm at Prch-
man.
! Brookhaven friends are pleased to
see in the New Orleans Sunday Item
that Miss Sarah Click has so far a.
chieved in her study of the type
writer as to be capacitated to enter
the weekly contest for art as done
on the machine. "The Naughty
Twins" was the subject of her laud-
able effort last Sunday and measur-
ed up with others presented.
Sixty-eight have been received
into the church thus far this year
The most of these have come in from
time to time at the regular services
There are others who ought to join
before the conference. Will you not
help us get in touch with them, and
will you not speak word to them
in regard to placing their member
ship with us?-Pastor Lewis in Mes
senger.
There were "A present in the Bi-
BILE class for men at the Baptist
Sunday School last Sunday. This
class has developed three pianists
among their number, Messrs. Greer
Lambert and Parsons and is. organ
izing an orchestra. The morale Of
the class is admirable and contest
is on looking to a larger member
ship. Hon. J. A.. Maui is the inter.
ested and able teacher.
This evening at Crystal Springs
Miss Ruth Dampeer and Mr.. Irl Bar.
rcn will be married in the Baptist
Church. Miss Vivian Barron, well
known IN Brookhayen, will be of the
bridal party, also. Mr.. Kerfoot And.
ing of our city. Prof. r. G. Pitard
will give the violin number anG
Miss Olive Beamon, of Jackson, Mrs
NICK. FGlgam's sister, will sing.
large reception will follow the cere,
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