The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-11-30

mans Lamps and Lanterns
Nothing on earth as good
Stop in and see them in oper'
alton. Within reach of ALL
Brookhaven Hardware Co.
I Barge's Bargain Sale last Saturday
took on metropolitan aspect will
respect to the great crowds that at
tended. The bargains were in stric
accord with advertisements and the
integrity of the Barge House re
mains an undisturbed consciousness!
in the minds of the people.
Mr.. Robert Cooper who recently
sang at religious service in Brook.
haven, is engaged for a service OF
song each Sunday at the Crystal
Springs Baptist Church. Mr.. Coop.
er also has a class in training ev.
cry Monday. He comes up regularly
Tfrom the Batpist Institute in New
Orleans.
To the trappers. - We
have all sizes Victor game
traps, and can save you mon
ey over the Catalogue Houses
and give them to you at once.
Get our prices. -Brookhaven
Hardware Co.
Miss Susie " Powell, State Eco
Eomics Agent, passed thru Brook
haven Sunday, having spoken before
the District Federation of Women's
Clubs at Magnolia, at Columbia be-
| fore the District Demonstration A
gents Meeting of the Southeastern
District, and at other places. Miss
Powell stated she was at four
Thanksgiving Dinners! But she was
looking in good health regardless.
A fitting memorial, honoring the
life and service Of Mrs. Emma Penn,
as Kings Daughter, will be placed
in the Community Hospital. Mrs.
Penn was a charter member of the
Brookhaven Circle and gave of her
thought and strength to the cause
as few women do. No more appro-
pirate testimonial could be proffered
than the one to be given by Mrs.
Penn's children to her blessed mem
CRY.
Mrs. Butterleld and Miss Louise
charmingly entertained at dinner
Saturday evening, Mrs. Lipp, of Oak
Grove, La, and her brilliant daugh-
ter, Miss Edith, who is a senior at,
Whitworth. Mrs. Lipp left Sunday
for her home town after several
days visit to Miss Edith. Miss Irma
Hart, one of Whitworth's most at
tractive alumnae who is engaged in
teaching at Oak Grove, accompanied
Mrs. Lipp on her visit and was cor
daily greeted by former college
mates and other friends.
Aluminium : Ware - We
have received another big
shipment of 2O-Year Guaran-
teed Aluminium ware, selling
this close. Let us show you.
Nothing nicer for a gift or
shower.-BroOkhaven Hard
ware Co. Phone 233.
Misses Sara Wadsworth, Helen
Hawkins and Bette v. McRee, SEN
iors of the Home Economics Depart
ment of Whitworth College, enter
tanned in the. Y-Hut last evening
honoring the birthday of their teach
er, Miss Adams, of Grenada. Guests
were members of the faculty who
were delighted with the novelty of
being children, grandchildren and
nieces of Grandmother Wadsworth,
Mother Hawkins and Aunt McRee.
Refreshments were served and the
social hour much enjoyed.
Heating Stoves. Our re-
cord can't be beaten - We
haven't missed a sale. The
reason-we carry a stove for
every purpose, from a Trash
burner to a Hot Air Furnace.
Our prices are guaranteed
right. Call in and look them
over. - Brookhaven Hard
ware Co.
Mrs. Hopkins of Hickory will ar
rive today for brief visit to her
friend, Mrs. J. N. Mcleod, on North
State street, and in the afternoon
there will be social meeting at the
home of friend of the members of
the same class who graduated. with
these young matrons from Whitworth
College. Mrs. Hopkins is sweetly re-
as Miss Bessie Cooper, the
lovely daughter of DR.. Cooper, pres
dent of Whitworth College, and Mrs.
Mcleod was her dear friend Of the
same class. Miss Hattie Watkins. -
clarion-Ledger.