The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-05-20

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Hurrah for the 5Fourthl Let's have
it. The Kiwanis hath spoken.
Fora Sale.-Registered Duroc pigs
w. J. Laird, Bogue Chitto. Miss Route
4.
Mr.. D. w. Marsh, who has position
end with his wife and children. Mr..
and Mrs. Marsh attended the gradual
ing exercises of their daughter, Miss
Opal, at the Wesson A H. S. yesterday.
The preaching services at the Baptist
church will be omitted on account on
| Commencement at the College. All 9TH
er services will be held as usual. The
pastor is away in Jacksonville, Fla, at
tending the Southern Baptist Conven-
tion.
An excellent showing is made in the
statement of the Planters Bank of Bo-
que Chitto, published in to-day's Lead
er. This bank. like others in every COM
munity shows up as shining light the
it's business comes.
Does your roof leak. If so call
the Lincoln County Lumber Co. They
sell all grades Of cypress and red
cedar shingles.
Messrs. J. w. McGrath, w. D. Davis
and Louis Cohn were soliciting for the
flood sufferers Wednesday and received
a generous contribution. If those suf-
fering people would come to Lincoln
county and occupy, they would enjoy
1t-xy al aVI yNla Of fp nj 1fafi
stockraising and almost any enterprise
with intelligence behind it.
DR.. w. T. Bolton has been a welcome
visitor of the week from Biloxi. DR..
Bolton is planning, as before announc-
ed, to erect two business buildings in
the rear Of the First National Bank.
This improvement which will obliterate
some old landmarks that have served
their day, will be welcomed and will
add to Brookhaven's interests in many
ways.
Miss Maude McCalip, daughter OF W.
T. McCalip, formerly teacher in the
Brookhaven Public School, and assist
ant to the pastor of the Baptist Church
in Baton Rouge, has completed her
course in the Women's Training School
of the Baptist Theological Seminary,
Louisville, KY, and has been welcomed
home by Brookhaven friends and rela-
tives.
If you want the best extracts
and spices that money can buy
Watkins is the kind to try
Ring Mrs. E. ]. Magee, Phone
176.
DR.. Means, pastor of Galloway Me-
mortal at the State Capital, will preach
the commencement sermon for Whit
, worth College tomorrow at eleven o.
clock. DR.. A. F. Watkins is detained
at Hot Springs by his official duties
at the Methodist General Conference.
DR.. Cooper, president Of the College,
will be present at the closing exercises
tomorrow and Monday
Mr. and Mrs E. w. Reid, Mr.. C. E.
Davis and the editor fo the Gazette, mo-
tored to Franklinton Thursday and
while there had the pleasure of visiting
Mrs. Robt. Darlington, one of the old
est and most remarkable women in this
entire section. Although in her 9Srd
year. Mrs. Babbington's mental facul-
ties are as keen as ever and her ply
, sical strength unusually good. -Magno-
liza Gazette.
The Right Reverend John E. Gum,
bishop of Natchez, assisted by Rev. Co
lumbar, pastor of St, Mary's Catholic
church, Chatawa, confirmed a. class of
six here Saturday, as follows: Misses
Mary Claire Davis; Frances Gianforte,
Carrie Pezant and Clara East, and Mas
ters Philip Lieb and Edward Stewart.
Special music by the choir of St. Mary's s
Academy was a feature of the exercis-
es.-Magnolia Gazette.