The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-11-25

For. Sale - Small truck farm and
store. Good house on gravel road from
Brookhaven. Ring $40.
"Give a Photograph for Christ
mas!" A. D. Sauer, Mem. P. A. of A.
Phone 500. Perkins Apis.
Mr.. G. J. Miller. Mr.. ]. NJ Lewis and
Mr.. Livingston all of McComb. came up
and went hunting Thursday. -
DR.. and Mrs. d. w. Jones and Dr. and
funeral of DR.. Mcleod Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Germany have
welcomed their first son, Charles Hugh.
at their Denison, Colorado, home.
A sale of Christmas articles made in
the Art Studio of whitworth College
will be held Monday, December 4th.
Mr.. Zeb Reeves has gone to Summit
where he is associated in business with
Messrs. Delton Moore and Tobe> Graves.
For Rent. - Brick store 26x100
with back entrance. Located in CEN
ter of business section. Address Box
43, Hazlehurst, Miss.
Lost-Platinum Shrine pin set with
five chip diamonds. on streets of Brook
haven, Friday. Reward for return to
Edwin Barron or Leader office.
Have you a baby or older child that
you want to give Xmas present to-?
If so, see us for the neatest line of
baby equipment in this section. -. Per-
-kins Furniture Store Gift Dept.
Miss Bette v. McRee has returned to
her school duties at Mcneil after two
weeks of recuperatfon. Miss Bette ".
is one of our able and conscientious
young teachers who work beyond their
strength sometimes.
4 A parade of the entire student body
Of the Brookhaven Public School is
planned for next Wednesday at two
thirty, as a plea for a favorable vote
in the matter of bonds for new High
School. Several bands will supply mus
/ ic, it is stated.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith have is
sued invitations to their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary celebration at their
home on East Cherokee, Saturday even
ing, December the second, at eight o.
clock. The handsome cards bear the
legend "1S97-1922."
Mr.. and Mrs. Briscoe have been guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Becker in the
interim before they remove from Cal
houn City to Jackson. The happy young
couple are delighted at the change of
location. They are now at Centreville
visiting Mr.. Briscoe's relatives.
Miss Scurlock, national Y. w. c. A.
secretary with headquarters in Atlanta,
was a visitor at Whitworth College
several days this week. Miss Scurlock
gave series of lectures to students,
and held conferences with officers of
the Whitworth Y. w. c. A., headed by
Miss Helen Sells.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Aylward attend
ed the funeral at Jackson of their lit
tie relative, daughter of Mrs. Shaugh-
Messy who is remembered here as Miss
Maude Aylward eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Aylward. Brookhaven
friends sympathize with the bereft
mother and others sorrowing over their
loss.
Mr.. Charles B. McFerrin, Mrs. Hugh
V. Wall and Miss Frances Barge, are
all giving their services free of cost,
in the presentation of the program at
the Baptist Church Monday night, and
every cent of the free will offering col
lected will be ursed in the purchase of
equipment for the Public School, we are
informed.
The Kings Daughters will hold their
usual Thanksgiving Market" the We'd
nesday before Thanksgiving, which
comes on Thursday, Nov. 30th, this year.
The sale will be held in the Frank F.
Parsons grocery store in which its own
er has kindly loaned space for wares
of the Kings Daughters. Members of
the Kings Daughters will be in charge.