The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-01-04
Mrs. P. t. Byrne is recovering

Mrs. c. e. Powe has been seriously
i'll several. days. Her mother, Mrs.
White, of McComb, arrived Sunday
night. Little Claude has not entire
ly recovered from an attack of scar
let fever.
Owners of Whitworth Artist
Course Tickets please exchange slip
on ticket for reserve seat coupon.
Ticket sale at Price Drug Co., to
daily except Thursdays 2 to 3
on Thursday.
The marriage of Prof. w. H. Wea-
thersby of Mississippi College, and
Miss Connolly, of Tylertown is no
ted with interest by Brookhaver
friends. May JOY and prosperity al.
ways attend them.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. anG
Mrs. Clyde Day celebrated the eight
anniversary of their happy wedding
day by entertaining a large number
of their many Brookhaven relatives
A lovely dinner was served.
Complete line of stationery a
Dunning's. You can get just wha'
you want here.
The Daily Herald of Gulfport en-
tertained II guests of whom IS wer'
employees at banquet at which Ed
itor Geo. P. Money was toastmaster
Mrs. ]. c. Hardy, editor Of the Wo
mans Page, made an address.
666 cures Malarial Fever.
Young men, women, over II, de
string government positions, $13I
monthly, write for free list of po
sitions now open. R. Terry forme
Civil Service examiner) 863 Cont
mental Bldg, Washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hayes left yes
terday for their new residence in Sal
Antonio, after making a visit witt
Mrs. Hayes sister, Mrs. Eugene Day
Mr.. Hayes health seems to necessi
tate the change Of location.
If ever there was a crying need II
Brookhaven it has been since tn
old hospital closed and the commun
ity has been waiting for the new
Every effort is being made to opel
the Hospital by February first.
Tanlac is a powerful, reconstruc
tive, systematic and stomachic ton
ic. 1t tones up the system, restore
lost appetite and makes you fee
strong, sturdy and well, as natur
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F. S. Swain, prop, new stand.
Entirely new stock of Toilet Al
ticles, Perfumes, and Toilet Waters
We sold everything Christmas an
our line now is brand new.
There was a lively rush of tax
payers at both the court house an
the city hall Saturday morning
many property owners desiring t
make settlements in order to ge
credit therefor on their income ia
statements for the current year.
666 cures Bilious Fever.
Mrs. O'Neal, a niece Of Mr.. W. N
Turnbough, was painfully hurt in a
auto accident as she was coming t
Brookhaven on Christmas eve an
has since been confined to her HON
in Bogue Chitto. The car which Mrs
O'Neal was riding collided with on
driven by Jesse Boyd and both ma
chimes were badly damaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay McGrath return
L ed Monday night from visit to NeN
Orleans where they visited with Mrs
e ]. w. McGrath and relatives of Mrs
n Jay McGrath, having a royal time
but both these charming and cultur
= ed young people were glad to resum
. the home-nest at the S. N. Storr
residence where they are happily lo
g Gated.
e You always get fresh candy a
Dunning's. New Supply in ever
r three days.
Mr.. S. M. Byrd has returned fror
delightful Christmas visit to hi
daughters, Misses Evelyn and lone a
d Woman's College, Lynchburg, Va
r While away Mr.. Byrd had the CRATE
full pleasure of visiting "Westover,
the estate of ancestors of his family
O Returning to Brookhaven the abl
:. principal of our City Schools resum
ed his duties refreshed from hi
pleasant trip and vacation.
q Mrs. ]. D. Kerr came up fror
Covington Monday evening to visi
: Storm, and to see her brother, MI
T. M. Storm, of Memphis, who pal
Christmas visit home and left Mon
day night, just after his sisters ar
4 rival. Mr.. Storms excellent healt
I and prosperity continue and Brook
y haven friends are always glad to not
his success and happiness.
: Miss Mamie Harris, of the Publ
' School faculty, was the hostes
S at a reunion of last years grs
duating class on Thursday evenin
at the home of her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. E. B. Harris. There were thi1
! ty of the large class present, all re
GREETING that word of the delightfu
OCCdSlOu uIu uOI ASdCA q pOpuAo
c member in the county-Henry StaI
: ley. Chocolate and sandwiches wer
d served.
Mr.. T. J. Gill, of Bogue ChittC
G was a Monday business visitor
n Brookhaven. Mr.. Gill is the prou
q possessor of the New Home sewin
; machine presented by the Bolfa
Mercantile Co., last Saturday whe
some two thousand customers wer
q present. Mr.. Martin was rewarde
with the buggy, and other valuabl
q acknowledgements Of trade WEI
! made by the Bolian Mercantile Co
whose appreciation of patrons wa
thus manifested.
o Rub--My Tism, a pain-kiler.
y Mrs. Thomas Slough left Tuesda
y y{,for Brookhayen. where she joine