The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-11-29

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Ill at her mothers home in sumrall
For Sale. / pair gray mares
suitable for farm use or heavy haul
ing. "A. =. Moreton. jr.
Give Photograph for Christ
mas!" A. d. Sauer, Mem. p. A. Of A
Phone 5Q9. Perkins Apis.
The Brookhayen Public School will
have Thursday and Friday Of thi
week as Thanksgiving holidays.
wanted-Two guaranteed coon dogs
Silent trailers preferred. Write me a
once.-T. Fulton Flowers. Eudora, Ark
For Sale Cheap if taken at once
Five-room house lrooms large) and hall
$40 North Railroad Ave. Brookhaven
Miss.
WANTED-To hear from owner O
good farm for sale. State cash price
full particulars. D. F. Bush, Mime
apolis. MINI.
Miss Hazel Womack. linotype op
orator of the Durant News, visited
relatives and friends in Bogue Chit
to Monday and Tuesday.
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Little Louise Lowe, daughter d
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Lowe is suffer
ing from an illness which was pro
nounced scarlet fever on Monday.
Mrs. D. Sartin had as guests Sat.
urday Mrs, ]. A. Nixon Of McComb
an esteemed former resident, and
Misses Alma and Ella Smith of Jack.
son.
Wanted-Salesman to sell wholesale
Fruits and Produce. Commission basis
Main or side line resident salesman pre-
ferred. Castigliola Produce Co., Inc
New Orleans, La.
Thanksgiving services will be held
at the Baptist Church at seven o.
clock Thursday morning. The Rev.
A. F. Fogartie, Presbyterian pastor,
will preach the sermon.
For Sale. Small truck farm and
store. Good house on gravel road from
Brookhaven. Ring $40.
Five hundred tons of fertilizer Of
various kinds, costing from SIS to
$3.50 per ton. have been contracted
for for farmers of this vicinity, by
the Lincoln County Farm Bureau.
Miss Anna Wheeler Byrd enter
tanned her Junior B. Y. P. U. last
Friday evening. Mrs. Stamps and
Mrs. Affords Sunday School stu
dents also enjoyed party the same
evening.
American Education Week" be-
gins Sunday, Dec. 3rd. Brookhayen
citizens will have opportunity to cell
ebrate it appropriately by voting
Monday, Dec. 4th. for the issuance
of bonds for building new High
School.
There were 1884 bales of cotton
ginned in Lincoln county from the
crop of 1922 prior to Nov. "a, 1922
as compared with 6,436 ginned to
Nov. IA, 1921. as reported to the
Leader by w. P. Pepper, government
cotton reporter.
Lincoln is one of the 40 counties
of Mississippi reported as having
ginned upward of 1000 bales of cot
ton from the crop of 1922. A total
Of 840,320 bales for the entire state
Is reported. Bolivar ginned S0,251,
Sunfiower 1894, and Coahoma 50.-
S62.
Mr.. c. H. Hamilton has recovered
from the injuries received in the au-
accident at Natchez suffi-
GENTLY to permit of his visiting the
business section of Brookhaven
riends are happy to note his progress
toward full recovery from his disa-
oled condition.
The Glad Hand Glass" of the
Baptist Sunday School, and their
teacher, Mr.. John Lipsey, gave
supper party at the Bell Cafe Fri
lay night, in honor of the president !
If the class, Mr. Henry Ware Hobbs,
whose approaching marriage had
1een announced for the following
Twenty-Five young men
we're present for the delightful af-
fair.
Mr.. J. s. Burns of Wesson, Con-
veteran, and one of the
most substantial citizens of Lincoln
county, suggests that the memorial to
he late j. w. McGrath take the form
Of community "rest house" where
,ur people coming in from a distance
nay relax and feel that they are re-
,eiving something of the welcome
hat used to be extended them by
Mr.. McGrath. II did business with
VIII McGrath thirty years" said
Mr.. Burns. "and we never had sin
gle difficulty. He was always ready
10 help everybody. 1t seems to me
that nothing would express Mr.. Nc
Grath's spirit and principles SO we'll
Is a building where all could come.