The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-06-22
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6 Local News Items !
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Cotton is Sc today.

Cotton is &c today.
Miss Mildred Cooper will spend
the summer at Mont Eagle.
Miss Lucy Price of Clancy, is Wis
iting Miss Mamie Kate Price.
Mr.. w. M. Turnbough left Sunday
on business trip to Missouri.
Mrs. Gus Smith and children are
visiting relatives at Pleasant Hill.
Today is the longest day in the
year and we are hoping the hottest.
Miss Evelyn Becker is at home af-
ter a delightful visit in Shreveport.
Mrs. G. E. Moore of Jackson is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. ]. May
nor.
Eat where they all eat. = Smiths
Lunch Stand. We appreciate your
business.
Miss Dorothy Laird has returned
home after spending a month in Ba-
ton Rouge, La.
Mrs. D. e. Keeper and daughter
kathlyn are visiting her mother,
Mrs. A. A. Laird.
Mr.. w. A. Kramer left Sunday to
attend the Summer School of L. S.
U. at Baton Rouge.
Mrs. Eugenia Bee Barber and four
daughters of Ell Paso, are guests of
Brookhaven relatives.
Mrs. ]. D. Lea and her daughter,
Miss Perla, have left on visit to
Mrs. Butler, at Wilmar, Ark.
Mrs. Howell, of Learned, Kinds
county, is a guest of her niece, Miss
Williams, at Whitworth College.
Mrs. Geo. Higdon returned Sun
day from Magnolia where she visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fielder.
Mrs. Linfield Redding of Terry,
formerly Miss Georgia Mitchell, died
in Jackson at sanitarium Friday.
Our fourth shipment of Odorless
Refrigerators has arrived. Ask the
man that owns one. - Perkins Fur
niture Store.
Both John Afford and his hand
some little brother, E. c., are at the
railroad camp with their father, Mr..
S. N. Afford, near Eddiceton.
Miss Virgie Cooper is confined 10
the hospital at Meridian under the
care of her brother, DR.. l. w. Coop
er, jr., but is not considered serious
ly i'll.
Mrs. Mary Boadwee Williamson,
of Gulfport, is a guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Boadwee and of
the home of her brother, Mr.. R. l..
Boadwee.
Mrs. ]. B. Ramsey, of Union
Springs, Ala, has come to Brookha-
ven to spend the summer with her
daughter, Miss Ramsey, at Whit
worth College.
Mr.. E. H. Chandler spent Sunday
in Brookhaven with his family. Mr..
Chandler Will be engaged several
months inspecting timber for the /.
c., at Hammond.
Mrs. John Wildroff, formerly Miss
Osborne of Norfield, is Ill at her
home in Nashville, Tenn, and her
mother, Mrs. ]. c. Osborne has been
at her bedside for some time.
Mrs. Anthony Staffler has gone to
Meridian for a visit with relatives,
and from there will go to St. Louis
for course of study in children S
music under Ernest Kroeger.
Mines. Walter and Harvey Turn
bough are visiting relatives at
Charleston, Mo-, where little Walter
Daniel, jr., is the centre of an ad-
miring group of friends and rela-
tives.
Protect that baby from mosqui-
toes by using a genuine Kiddy-Koop.
Look for the name "Trimble" to be
sure you are getting a real Kiddy-
Koop.-Perkins Furniture Store, ex-
elusive agents.
Miss Pearl Jordan, honor graduate
of this years High School class, ac-
companied by her uncle, Mr.. P. S.
Cameron, for the trip, went to Nc
Comb Sunday to join her mother who
had preceded her by a week.
Miss Audelle Afford, one of Brook
haven's most talented young musi-
ciaps and graduate of Whitworth
the past term, has accepted the posit-
ion proffered as teacher of Music and
English inrthe Learned High School.
Mr.. A. B. Sparkman of the Hat
tiesburg Wholesale Leather Co., is a
guest of his relative, Mr.. C. M. Lang
ford, at the Brookhaven She Hospit-
al. Little Miss Floy Smith, of Chen
nault, is also guest of the Lang
fords.
Mrs. T. Barrett Jones, the gifted
young wife of Hon. T. Barrett Jones,
is making ready to leave on next
Tuesday for Chicago to spend the
summer at the Chicago Musical Col
lege. Mrs. Jones is one of Jack
sons most gifted musicians and
teachers Clarion-Ledger. Mrs.
Jones is remembered here as Miss
Baldwin Lloyd of Whitworth.