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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-08
Ruth
Nolan
Editor

will determine which room is to have
the picture next year.
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The regular meeting of the high
school Mothers club will be held this
Friday instead of the third Friday in
the month. The time of meeting was
changed by vote at the last meeting,
in April.
An mothers of the high school sta
dents are urged to he present.
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The Golf Luncheon club will enjoy
its regular weekend morning of go,f
and luncheon at the Dornlck Hills
country club links Friday providing
the weather permits.
Last weeks games were most enjoy,
able. Mrs. Walter Young won low scors
favor. Following the delightful luncheon
which was served by the new Jap cook,
at the club. pictures of the members
were taken which will appear in this
column, May l5.
Those who enjoyed the pleasures ot
the morning were Mrs. j. p. Brawley,
Mrs. Writ Franklin Mrs. Don Cochran
Mrs Frank Head, Mrs. Arthur Straeh-
ley, Mrs. Budd Hoard, Mrs oscar De
Neny. Mrs. Rees Evans. Mrs. Fred
Carr, Mrs Walter Neustadt, Mrs. II
II. Roger, Mrs Walter Young, Mrs. w
A. Wolverton. Mrs. Hugh Ledbettel
Mrs. r. +. Snelson, Mrs. sherman Ply.
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fire. The girls reached home about &
o'clock.
Wawbansee was well represented In
the Rose Carnival parade held here Ap.
ril 30. The first group was gowned in
their ceremonial costumes on the floa,
and the second group wore overalls. rep
resenting the Camp Fire Girls in sum
mer.
The Minneheca Camp Fire Girls will
meet saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
with the guardian, Miss Lucille Adams.
l29 b street northwest.
Minneheca met yesterday afternoon
with Miss Adams and discussed the
meaning Of Camp Fire to the girls and
also completed its organization. Tho
girls will hike during the week.
Although Minneheca is young it has
displayed splendid interest in Camp
Fire work during its organization. Min.
neheca was well represented in the Ross
Carnival parade held here Saturday.
April 30.
The Thursday Bridge club will meet
TINS week with Mrs. r. A. Hefner. 83l
G street southwest.
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The regular meeting and election Of
oificers of the second ward Mothers
club will be held Thursday afternoon.
The first grade will entertain. This
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-08
S O c | E T Y

G.. =. Selvidge, d and Tenth street
northwest Division, three viii meet
with Mrs. V. Stork, 337 B street. north
west. Division four will meet with Mrs
j. j. Weakley, II Sixth avenue north
west. Division six will meet with Mrs
Frank Preuit, 2l2 Fourth avenue
southwest. Division seven Will me
with Mrs. Marvin Cochran. 400 II street
southwest. Division eight will NEE.
with Mrs. Sam Mccullough, 1927 Bixb,
avenue
Those who will go TO Frederick on
| Tuesday to represent the Missionary
Societies of the Methodist churches Of
Ardmore at the West Oklahoma Meth
Cdist Women's conference. which con-
vcnes at that place, May 10 to 13, ara
Mrs. John Layer, representative of the
Carter avenue Methodist church; Mrs.
c. A. Whitehurst and Mrs. II. A. Cher
ry and Mrs. w. j. Stewart will repre-
sent the Broadway Methodist Mission.
airy Society with Miss Martha Stewan
as delegate from the Young People'p
Missionary Society.
Mrs Cherry is conference recording
secretary while Mrs. Stewart is the dis.
trict secretary.
Educational DEVELOPMENT of Oltlaho.
ma" will be the topic for discussion at
the fortnightly meeting of the Fernda,e
Review club Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. d. b. Gaines 726 Fourth avenue,
northeast, hostess.
Mrs. c. +. Ringer will be leader. Tn.
program as outlined in the year book
will be given. 1t is as follows:
Roll Call. A school law
Paper-"Oklahoma's Educational Ad-
vantages," Mrs. w. NJ. Brown.
Paper-"How Women's Clubs MAJ
Help the Schools" Mrs. Susan Haynes.
Observation-Disclosures Schools VS.
Other state Schools
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The Wawbansee Camp Fire Girls will
meet Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'cloch
at the Chamber of Commerce rooms
when important plans will be discussed
The second group Of Wawbansec
Camp Fire Girls will meet Tuesday al
ternoon at o'clock at the Chamber ot
Commerce
The girls are requested to bring their
bead frames, beads. and designs for
work on head bands will be taken up at
this meeting.
on last Tuesday the second group
girls selected beads for the bands ana
took a mile hike.
The first group of Wawbansee met
at the Chamber Of Commerce and after
short business session. motored 70
the ball park where they witnessed thH
first league game of the season when
Ardmore played Graham.
Both groups Of the Wawbansee Camp
Fire girls motored to Turner Falls yes
terday noon where they romped about
the hills for several hours supper was
prepared by the girls over an open
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An event of much interest to Ard
more and Carter county is the appear
ance here atomorrow night Of Mr.. Josh
Lee, reader. impersonator and lecturer
at Convention Han.
Mr. Lee has been reader for the Ok
lahoma University Glee Club for six
years and with that organization tour
ed Oklahoma, Kansas. Missouri, Texas,
Arizona, New Mexico and California.
Throughout his tour he received most
flattering press reports.
Proceeds from the entertainment go
toward the building fund of the Car
ter county boys and girls club homes
at Turner Falls.
Mr.. Lee appeared before the Ardmore
Lions club at the annual spring dinner
party held recently and all who We're
fortunate to hear him are loud in their
praise of his splendid ability as an en-
tertainer.
The Delphian Society will hold its
last literary meeting of the club year,
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
Plans for the activities of the ensuins
year will be made.
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Mrs. L. L. Hadley will be hostess to
the Thimble Tea club Monday afternoon
in her home, 1902 Third avenue, south
west.
The Lady Maccabees will meet Mon.
DAY afternoon at the X. of p. Hall,
when the initiation of candidates will be
held.
The regular meeting of the Pythian
Sisters will be held on Tuesday eve.
ming at s o'clock at the X. of p. hall
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The members of Mrs. Arthur Straeh-
ley's Sunday school class of the First
Presbyterian church will entertain with
semi-annual Missionary Tea at the
church. Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
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The East Ardmore Presbyterian Mis-
sionary Society will meet Tuesday after
noon at 2:9O o'clock with Mrs. II.
Peterman, 302 G street northeast.
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Mrs. J. w Shelton. Mrs. C. w
Herd and Mrs. j. w. Richardson viii
entertain circle four Of the Broadway
Methodist church Tuesday afternoon n
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Shelton,
602 McLish avenue
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Circle two of the Broadway Methodist
church will meet with Mrs. C. A. Ses-
sions and Mrs. Walter Gripon. Tues
day afternoon at o'clock at the home
of the former 224 Seventh avenue
northwest.
Circle five of the Broadway Metho-
dist church viii meet Tuesday after.
noon at o'clock with Mrs. l.. II. Grit.
fin, Ill c street
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Circle one Of the Broadway Metho.
dist church will meet with Mrs. Malone
Lykins, 205 Tenth avenue northeast.
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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The Missionary Society of the Broad.
way Baptist church will meet in the
following divisions Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Division one will NEE,
with Mrs. d. Kessler. 500 Woverton
street. Division two will meet with Mrs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-08

Mrs. $. w. Wilson, and Mrs. c. \.
Crockett
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Mrs. Edward Gait will entertain the
members of the Red Cross Luncheon
club Saturday at l o'clock in her
home, Gait Manor.
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Mrs. Ralph Tate entertained very
delightfully."- at bridge Thursday after
noon in her home, 3l6 street south
vest. when high score was won by
Mrs. Walter Young. The home was
lovely with roses, Following the gameA
two course luncheon was served.
The guests of the afternoon were Mrs
Charles Anderson, Mrs. Kelsey Polk
Mrs. j. r. Dexter, Mrs. w. f. Daibes,
Mrs. j. s. Downward, Mrs. w. T.. Chls-
holm, Mrs. Olin Wolverton, Mrs. Harry
Tate, Mrs. Mary Lyall, Mrs. Young, Mrs.
Joe Phelan, Mrs. f. c. Burton. Mrs.
r. h. Orr.
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NEW INSURANCE SWINDLE
GAME IN WINDY CITY

Chicago, May 7.-The Cook county
grand jury began an investigation in
to an unusual method Of swindling in
surance companies. Charges were
made before the jury that group of
persons had healthy young men in
sured by insurance companies and that
these men used the name of some old
man about to die. When the man died,
the alleged swindlers, who had been
named as benefciaries, collected the
insurance, The plan was exposed
through discrepancies in the size of
the body of a dead man and of the man
who took out the insurance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-08
THE CANDY BOX
CHOCOLATE ALMONDS

Use cup blanched almonds, and
large bar of sweet milk choco-
late.
Blanch the almonds with scald-
ing water, remove the skins and
place in the oven to brown slight
ly. When cool dip each almond
separately in the melted choco-
late.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-08

Tulsa.-Attorneys advised their 2iS
clients seeking TO defend title to an
addition here now appraised at upward
of million dollars not to pay any
money on the decision of the district
Judge awarding the entire addition to
Mary Partridge Coins. full-blood Creek
Indian
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Field Smokeless Shells, 1-S OF.
load. $1.OO per box. Fresh Stock
Hoffman's
Mr.. M. A. Parkman has erected a
substantial new barn on his proper
ty east of the city.
Wanted to Buy.-About FIVE or six
bushels of Lespedeza seed.-Address
G.. D. Beall, Ruth, Miss.
There are 2S charges in the Brook
haven District this year. District
Stewards met here Tuesday.
Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism.
We made the prices on automo-
bile tires during 1921. We are go
ing to make them lower during 1922.
-Hoffman's.
The T. e. L.. Glass Of the Bap-
tist Sunday School presented their
teacher, Judge Jones with valua-
BILE watch charm, inscribed in re-
cognition of their teachers service.
Mr.. tand Mrs. John Burns and Miss
Bessie Burns of, Bogalusa and Mrs.
Mamie Burns Kyzar of Hattiesburg,
spent happy yuletide with their
parents, Me. and Mrs. ]. M. Burns.
Rev. j. R. Kyzar returned We'd
nesday to Bardstown, KY. after a
pleasant visit at his fathers home
in this county. Mr.. Kyzar is look
ing in fine health and it was a pleas
>ure to his many friends to meet him.
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Banks Penn entertained the sew
enth grade of the Public School last
Friday evening at the hospitable
home of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Penn. Mrs. Cuney,
whose ambition for the little nephew
and niece in the home. is unbounded
entertained the school mates of
Banks with rare tact. The lovely
Christmas table, the souvenirs and
every appointment combining to de-
velop the festive spirit that prevailed
and that will be long remembered.
Ex-Mayor Chas. Heuck and Mrs.
Heuck were cordially greeted by
friends fortunate enough to meet
them on their brief visit Of Sunday
and few hours Of Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Heuck are looking remarkably
well and came over from Columbia in
their car. Altho not Mayor of that
city, Mr.. Heuck's manifest interest
in all community service there re-
minds Brookhaven friends Of the time
he served them as city chief and Of
his sincere interest in progress and
humanitarianism wherever he goes
whether an officer or just a plain cit
izen.
AT Heuck's beautiful brick school
building an interesting debate will
take place next Sunday at $40 p.
m. There is some opposition in
the B. Y. P. u. to the policy Of re-
grouping so that all agreed they
would arbitrate the matter and de-
eide the manner Of procedure thru
open decision openly arrived at.
Groups 3 and 4 viii have the affirm
ative and Groups ] and 2 the mega
tive on the following question:: Re
solved, That it would be beneficial to
re-group the B. X. P. q. annually.
A great deal Of interest has been a.
reused In the debate and friends in
terested are invited to attend.
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- O-Cedar Polish and
MOps at C. B. Perkins
Hardware Store.

Mr.. w. F. Jobes, former prominent
Brookhavenite, known as postmas-
ter and citizen is delighting his many
friends and relatives here with hol-
iday visit. Mr.. Jobes' residence is
now at Kansas City, Mo-, but we
venture he will never quite forget
Brookhaven and his friends here.
Mrs. Edward Smith, who has been
seriously i'll for six weeks past, is
beginning to improve. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. ]. George, of San An
tonic, Tex, who accompanied her
mother back from a visit to her, has
remained with her mother for the
past month and expects to be here
until February first.
A contest in expression and decla-
nation was held at Heuck's Retreat
school last Friday evening. Medals
were awarded by the Principal to
Miss Agnes Smith, the successful
contestant in expression; to Jewel
Kyzar, in defamation; and in ex-
preston under IL years of age, to
Hazel Gardner. Music made attract
i've the program and was rendered by
Misses Murl Smith, Louise Smith and
Pauline Ratcliff. A large crowd was
present.
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Weather was ideal.
Last call of the Old Year.

Last call of the Old Year.
Hunting was good during the hol-
idays.
Mr.. Roy Thompson was home from
Charleston A. H. S.
Mrs. l. L. Parsons spent Thurs
day in New Orleans.
Claud Boadwee of Picayune, came
up to spend the yule-tide at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Greer and two
lovely children came over from Hat
tiesburg.
DR.. 1. w. Cooper, jr., Of Meridian,
spent Christmas Day with his father
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garnet Hoffman and
little daughter, of Memphis; are hol-
iday visitors.
Mr.. Lucien Faris, of Lorman,
spent several days with his mother
here the past week.
Mrs. E. P. Cunningham and hand
some little son, Roy, were Christmas
visitors at the Boadwee home.
Mrs. C. Hermon Dean and the
three children of the Dean home are
in Aberdeen visiting relatives.
666 cures Chils and Fever.
Mr.. Will Hobbs came down from
Jackson at news of the death Of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. R. D. Moreton.
The family circle at the ]. D. Lea
home was made happier by the pres
ence Of Miss Elizabeth Lea, of Mem
phis.
Misses Mildred and Grace Martin
and their father, Mr.. A. j. Martin,
of Vicksburg, have been guests OF
the J. o. Boadwee home.
For Sale-7- 7-Room House and two
vacant lots in good location. Two
blocks from passenger station.-N.
B. Fisher, at /. G. Freight Office.
Mrs. Geo. Kramer, who has distin-
guished herself in helpful service
since coming to Brookhaven, enter
tanned her Sunday School class at
her home last Tuesday evening.
To prevent a cold take 666.
DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Weathersby
and their lovely young daughter,
Miss Alma, were Christmas guests of
the B. T. Hobbs home. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Sartin were added guests at
Christmas dinner.
Misses Christine McGuffie and
Grace Givens are expected tomorrow
to spend two weeks with their rela-
tive, Miss Amanda Jane Givens and
to be here at the marriage of Miss
Givens and Mr.. Jones.
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Whereas, it is the purpose Of this
organization to encourage and pro-
mote the welfare of this community
and to cooperate between its MEM
bers In the development Of the va
rious lines they represent; and
Whereas, Bonds have been voted
by the people and issued by our
Mayor and Board of Aldermen for
a hospital; and our most loyal wo-
men and public spirited men have
rallied and are continuing to rally
to this most worthy cause Of relief
and comfort for humanity in the
PRONUNCIATION Of this great commun-
ity enterprise; Therefore be it
Resolved. that we endorse this in
stitution as worthy of our support
and encouragement;
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves
as a club and as individual Kiwan-
ians for the promotion Of its welfare
both morally and financially: and
that we tender our services to the
hospital management in the work
that is being done for its equipment,
to the end that our community and
our county may speedily escape the
deprivations we have felt for the
lack Of hospital"
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Mrs. jamie Bee RobertsOn's Residence
Burns.

The voluminous and consuming
flames that suddenly shot UP toward
the armament Monday night at a
bout 10 o'clock from the upper story
of Mrs. jamie Robertson's residence
on Cherry Street, shocked and thrill
ed the community that viewed the
narrowing scene. Our fremen did
wonderful work in saving the lower
floor from the devouring element.
Mrs. Robertson suffered almost a
total loss of residence and household
goods and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Day,
who occupied rooms. lost virtually
everything; but had few hundred
dollars insurance.
There was no clue to the fire. Mrs.
Bee was herself surprised when she
found, after her home was gone, that
her financial adviser had secured fire
protection which fact greatly reliev-
ed the situation for her and all in
terested in her welfare.
Mrs. Robertson is widow with
three little children and a great deal
Of sympathy goes out to her in the
loss sustained. She is now at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. EN-
ma Bee.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-31
AW. N. S. Shower.

On account Of the sorrow in the
home Of Mrs. r. D. Moreton the
Methodist w. M. s. omitted the so-
cial feature Of their meeting Monday
afternoon; but held the installation
Of new officers.
The retiring president. Mrs. Henry
Meyer. who had served three and a
half years in that capacity, present.
ed the gayel to the incoming head
officer. Mrs. /. w. Cooper, after a
short program.
Mrs. Meyer has served her church
Organization a score Of years as an
officer. having served as secretary. as
treasurer thirteen years. and then as
president, and occupies an enviable
place in the affections of the mem-
bers. This was partially expressed
Monday afternoon by the Christmas
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Local News Items

Lynwood Purser is sufferer with
tonsilitis.
Mr.. Tom Penn returned to Chica-
go Tuesday.
Mr.. Walter Smith is sufferer with
flu at his home in the county.
Mrs. T. A. Graves and children
spent Christmas in McHenry with
relatives.
We are the only people selling
1 1-S OF. load shells for one dollar.
-Hoffmans.
Mrs. VIM. s. Rutter and children
are spending the holidays in Bass
field with relatives.
Mr.. Fred Smith, one of McGrath's
force, is at the McComb hospital suf-
tering from appendicitis.
Mr.. H. c. Sutton is spending the
holidays with his family, relaxing
from his duties on the road.
SOxS1a Non-Skid Tire $10.5O; 3Ox
31a Grey Tube $1.75. You can't
beat these prices.-Hoffman's.
The C. H. Dean residence on South
Jackson has been tastefully adorned
with fresh paint and is very attract
i've in it's new dress.
Mr.. Henry Decell, of Loyola Uni
versity, was at home for the holidays
and expects to return to New Or
leans about Jan. 3rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Maui, Miss Ma
ry Lee, Julius, Leonard and Dot
the entire family-spent Christmas
Day with the Nauls at McComb.
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n -Save the Surface. Use
DevOe's Quality Paints
and Varnishes. - C. B. Per-
kins Hardware Store.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy L. Boadwee,
Mrs. Sidney Hartman and Mrs. Irby
Goss attended the funeral Of Mrs. M.
E. Lambright at McComb yesterday.
Mrs. Lambright was a former Brook
haven resident her daughter, Miss
Leta being we'll known here. Sym
pathy goes out to the sorrowing.
The w. M. Turnbough hospitable
nome was the scene Of delightful
school party last Friday evening.
Their young daughter, Mary, is a
member of the Freshman class and
was hostess for her mates, entertain
ing delightfully."- with the true spirit
of hospitality expressed in lovely re-
freshments and courtesies from ev-
cry member of the Turnbough house
hold.
Capt. A. E. Moreton was able to
drive out on Wednesday afternoon
for a short time. Capt. Moreton has
met the sorrow in his heart and
home so courageously that his atti-
tude is an inspiration to all who
suffer loss and trial. May others en-
ulate his fine example, his victorious
manhood and his Christian fortitude
when their ways are shadowed be-
cause they cannot understand.
666 cures Malarial Fever.
The J. B. Nalty home was the
scene of happy family gathering
during the holidays. Miss Naomi
Nalty, the only daughter, who is
attending Notre Dame College in
Baltimore, Messrs. L. D. and w. H.
and Raymond Nalty of Hammond,
and Leonard and Bernard Of Holy
Cross College, New Orleans. were all
present much to the delight and gra-
tification Of the parents.
Saturday the 24th. Mr.. Pink Wall
ker, native of Mississippi. but late
of Jonesville, La, died in the Hos
pital at Natchez and was brought to
Brookhaven for interment. The fu-
neral service was held at the grave
on Monday at 10000 a. m. and was
conducted by Rev. I. H. Anding,
whose sympathy for those in sorrow
and long experience in life's hard
school have fitted him to minister to
others.
The Christmas service at the
Church of the Redeemer was very
attractive. The rector, Rev. John
Beean, occupied the pulpit and
Christmas carols were sung, while
the lovely decorations featured by
wreaths of holly tied with large red
bows of ribbon were very effective,
White and red carnations were plac-
ed in memory of a deceased member,
Mr.. w. S. Bowen, and were later re-
moved to the grave at Rosehill GEM
etery.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-31
- Enterprise Meat Chop
pers all sizes at c. b.
Perkins Hardware Store.

Next Thursday afternoon at o.
clock the League of Women Voters
will meet. Hon. Hugh V. Wall will
speak on the status of women under
the laws of Mississippi. The meet
ing will not occupy more than an
hour.
Miss Veda Brister, an attractive
member of the faculty of Walthall's
consolidated school, was visitor of
the holidays with her mother in Lin
coin. Miss Brister was guest in
Brookhaven also of the ]. w. Guess
family.
Rev. and Mrs. Homer Webb and
children of Poplarville, were Christ
mas visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. T.
H. Perkins, jr. Mr.. Webb is the
Baptist pastor at Poplarville and was
presented by his congregation with
a car which he is using to advan-
tage this beautiful weather.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-31

shower that decorated the Christmas
tree-every gift being for Mrs. Mey-
er whose surprise was complete and
her appreciation unlimited.
Mrs. Meyer has recently moved In
to her pretty new home on East
Cherokee and the gifts Of aluminium
ware, scarfs. towels. pine-needle bas-
kets. candle-sticks. electroller. etc.,
all seemed beautifully adapted to
the pleasure only woman knows in
having such lovely things for her
home.
Mrs. Meyer is now vice-president
Of the w. M. s.. the ladies being un-
willing to relinquish her entirely, so
that Mrs. Cooper win be ably assist
ed in her new duties.
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Gard Of Thanks.

Only a terrible sorrow could bring
realization Of the worth of friend
ship and neighborliness such as has
been shown us in these terrible days
OF tragic bereavement. We have not
been able personally to acknowledge
every favor and take this means OF
expressing our deep appreciation OF
every kindness shown. The flowers
the messages of sympathy and the
countless tokens of tender consider
alton have been balm to our aching
hearts. We are deeply grateful for
all.
Mrs. r. D. Moretcn and
children.
Capt. A. E. Moreton and
family.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-31

Miss Starks, of Jackson, is the at
tractive guest of Miss Amalia Cohn.
Miss Starks is enjoying the holiday
season away from Brenau College.
Miss Amalia entertained at dinner
in honor Of her guest yesterday ev-
ening.
To break a cold take 666.
A good home for rent or lease.
Ideal for cotton, cattle or lespedeza
mo fertilizer needed. Located in
Northwest Copiah--the great dairy
and vegetable district. A sure mon
ey-maker for the right man.-Edgar
Green, Brookhaven, Miss. or I. N. Ell
lis, Hazlehurst, Miss.