The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-12-20
Hoffnan's
Merry Christmas to all.

Merry Christmas to all.
Mrs. Rembert is very low at this
writing.
DR.. l. w. Cooper is suffering will
rheumatism.
Mr.. L. p. Kees is at home suffer.
ing with bad cold.
Mrs. Pond was detained in hel
room yesterday by illness.
Whitworth Artist Course tickets
make splendid Christmas gifts.
Wanted. - Business position by
man willing to do active service
Clerk or truck driver.-Ring 81.
"Furlow's" has sold fifty turkeys
and has twelve more engaged. In
fact the demand is greater than the
supply.
Mr.. Homer Sutton has been home
for a few days after his usual busy
time on the road as travelling
salesman. U.s.
Remember that Whitworth Artist
Course opens after Christmas with
"Cosi Fan Tutte" sung by the New
York company. Have YOU your sea-
son ticket.
DR.. E. M. Alderman, who is en-
gagged in teaching at Russellville,
Ark, came Wednesday for holiday
visit among Fayette friends.-Fay-
cite Chronicle.
Nasturtiums, petunias and violets
were blooming when the cold "set
in" Monday. Hydrangeas have buds
we'll matured and cotton is getting
its second growth.
Mrs. Gates, who superintends the
College Infirmary, has been called
home by the death of her father. In
her sorrow. Mrs. Gates has the SYM
pathy of Brookhaven friends.
Mrs. J.. H Jones and Alton and
Margaret, of Fort Worth, Tex. are
expected the week end at the home of
Mrs. ]. M. Magee for the holidays.
Mrs. Jones is sister of Mrs. Magee.
The celebration of Holy Commun-
ion at the Episcopal church Christ
mas morning at eight o'clock. There
will be Christmas tree for the Sun
day School at the residence of Rev.
John Beean at three-thirty in the af-
ternoon.
The big investment being made by
Mr.. Estus Smith in the pleasure re-
sort heretofore referred to, will COW
er a 75-acre plot for swimming rath-
-er than a 25-acre. All equipment
necessary will be required in the
contract to be let early in the spring.
Miss Annie Kate Blue is preparing
a beautiful program for her appre-
ciative friends for Friday afternoon
at her Studio at $3.50 o'clock. Some
of our loveliest young girls are rap
idly developing into artists under
Miss Blues direction and will DEM
onstrate their ability Friday after
noon.
Mrs. T. M. Smylie especially re-
quests names Of children you want
to help have a merry Christmas. II
you know any unfortunate family to
whom the holiday outlook is dark.
send names to Mrs. Smylie or Miss
Dele Storm by Saturday morning.
Baskets will be packed that day for
Sunday distribution.
Mines. T. M. Smylie, Harry Gregg,
Miss Dele Storm and Mr.. Roland
Wall were out soliciting for the
Community Christmas Tree yesterday
and meeting with ready response.
The committee very much desires to
know Of little children who have no
prospect Of merry Christmas and
others who are down and out.
Miss Marjorie Sauls rendered a
beautiful Five Hundred party to
Miss Jeanette Barron yesterday af-
ternoon at the lovely Sauls home. It
was charming social function re-
plete with the emotions Of happiness
inspired by the lovely hospitality ex-
tended in the attractive environment
Of home and congenial friends.
Mr., and Mrs. T. H. Perkins, sr.,
have issued invitations to the mar
riage Of their daughter, Miss Susie
Lee Perkins and Mr.. Malcolm Guess,
to take place next Thursday evening
at eight-thirty Of the clock at the
Perkins home. The interest In this
nuntia1 event extends wherever the