The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-03-01


Memphis on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph blanchard
and five children have moved to Nc
Comb.
For Sale.SRe-cleaned Lespedeza
Seed. $3.50 per bushel. = Paul
Beuscher.
Mrs. Fred Smith and daughter,
Maud eagle, of Rayville, La. are Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. J..
Kits.
Jackson is in the midst of mild
flu epidemic. The disease covers four
or Eve days and is severe enough to
require the services of trained nur-
ses, not to say physicians.
To prevent a cold take 666.
Tanlac builds up the weak, run
down system, and makes you feel
strong, sturdy and well, as nature
intended. Sold by Frank Martin
Drug Co., F. s. Swain, prop, new
stand.
Mrs. T. c. Bradshaw and Mrs. Bus
ter Lowe attended the w. B. A. State
rally at Laurel, last week. A live
local organization always sends dele
gates to the State Meetings. In this
the W. B. A. Of the Maccabees al
ways measures up.
Mrs. R. S. Butler, field representa-
tive of the American Red Cross
whose home is in Brookhaven, ar
rived in Jackson yesterday looking
after the interest of the Red Cross
in the Kinds County chapter which
is in her -Clarion-Ledger.
Mr.. ]. T. Benz expects to erect
residence corner of w. Enterprise
and N. Jackson when he shall have
completed the brick store building
on N. Jackson. Mr.. Bentz' family
consists of a wife and five children,
all of whom will be welcomed to our
community.
The Spring Millinery Opening of
John McGrath & Sons is being an
ticipated with more than the usual
interest because Madame Rumor has
it that there will be decidedly nov
ell exhibit this season. Society and
Fashion are on tip-toe for the anti
cipated charming occasion.
At eight o'clock p. M, Friday the
Senior Glass of Whitworth College
will entertain you with 1.-THE Florist
Shop" and with Three Pills in a
Bottle"-two attractive one-act plays
prepared for your special pleasure.
The admission is soc and 35c. The
money goes into College equipment
its for your town.
Sutton Stefan, who must be the
gifted editor and publisher of The
Freshman Sparkler of the Public
School has our unbounded thanks for
copy of Vol. mo. /. 1t is all
done by hand and is correctly nam
edit fairly sparkles with "Phoolish
Paragrafs" like the following:- Geo.
Day thinks the Zero Hour means the
Algebra Period" Thanks, Sutton.
It's treat.
Miss Hazel Barge is preparing a !
program for her graduating recital
that will compare favorably with
that of her gifted and accomplished
sister, Elsie Barge, when she took her
diploma in piano from Whitworth
College. The community will be in
terested in the recital of the young
est of the three musical Barge sis
ters which bears date of Friday,
March Tenth, at the Hampton Audi
torium.
To break a cold take 666.
In the Leaders article Saturday
referring to the number of eggs ship
ped by Abrams Mercantile Co., it. was
stated that over $500 worth was
shipped the last three months. What
should have been said was that this
firm shipped over $500 worth per
week the last three months. We are
also informed that shipment val
ued at $3.50 was made to Tennes-
see firm Monday night. Verify, the
little brown hen is coming into her
own.
Mrs. M. v. Rembert. the revered
mother of Mrs. Pinkie Philips,
wanted to do something to distin-
guish her 18th birthday Monday, so
she sent nearly 400 octagon soap
wrappers to the K. D. Hospital fund.
The thanks of the entire community
will go out TO this good woman whose
days are spent within the enclosufe
of the home on E. Cherokee she and
her daughter occupy. Her name will
be remembered as that of one who
did what she could-nobody can do
more.