The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-03-18
Cotton. 1914 cents.

cotton, 10 IA cents.
Mrs. Will Spencer has been a lat
ter-week visitor to relatives in the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Becker,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Becker have
moved into the new apartments in
the Sauls building.
Mr.. Thad Montgomery is in New
Orleans competing arrangements for
the showing of the -Four Horsemen
Of the Apocalypee" here.
We have made our Victrola De-
partrent new and up-to-date. Come
in and let us play the latest Victor
Records for you.-McGarth
Vote in the Beauty Contest
Monday at the Arcade. 1t clos
es Thursday. Your friends will
help you. Enlist them now in
your behalf.
If everybody in town was town
booster like-well, number of our
citizens-and like others ought to be
there is no telling how old Brook
haven would grow.
A. B. Furlow, jr., and about thirty
of his little friends celebrated A.
BIS fifth birthday at a happy party
at the Fairgrounds, with Mrs. Fur
low presiding, on Wednesday.
Mrs. L. H. Bowen is momentarily
expecting message from Iowa that
will call her to the bedside of her
mother who, it is believed from ad-
vices so far received, is critically ILL.,
The Misses Wilson entertained at
two-table bridge party this week
Mrs. Burley won first prize and Mrs.
M. Lewinthal was the recipient of
the BOBBY. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Farrell and
little Pat are in Canton where they
were called early Thursday morning
by the serious illness of Mrs. Far
rells father who has been i'll now for
eleven months.
Mrs. A. A. Cohn entertained on
Thursday at a bridge party in honor
Of her guest, Miss Erline Swan. A
delicious salad course was served.
Miss Beulah Wilson won first prize
in the play and a handsome present
was also awarded to Miss Swan, the
guest of honor.
County Chairman D. R. McGehee
of the Lone Star Trail Association,
is just in receipt of letter from
Secretary H. L. Brian, that the Or
ganization of this Association is COM
pleted in the State of Georgia, and
that within the next thirty days this
trail will be marked into St. Angus
tine, Fla.-Meadvill Advocate.
The Peripatetics are planning a
visit to New Sight School Wednes-
day, March %, and will give short
program there. The members are
going to take books to the school
with which to found school library
Contributions of books for this pur.
pose will be received by Mrs. I. l.
Parsons. Members willing to use theil
cars for this excursion are also re,
quested to notify Mrs. Parsons.
Ladies of the Episcopal Guild ten.
dered Mrs. 1. C. Swan, one of the1l
number, farewell party at the home
of Mrs. F. v. Becker Monday after.
noon. A beautiful silver bon Dor
holder filled with candy was present
ed Mrs. Swan as parting gift. A
delightful salad course and tea were
served. Mrs. Swan expects to leave
for her new home in Memphis mex
week, and with her husband and lit
tie daughter will make the trip BY
automobile.
Mrs. Jack Lane and daughter, Ha
zle and Mrs. j. B. Hines and chill
dren motored down form Jackson
Wednesday, and were the guests o.
Mrs. J. R. Porter. They were Joined
by Messrs. ]. 2. Taylor, o. C. Fin
lev, M. e. Barnes, Ruth Lollis, r H
Taylor and children. A delightful
day was spent.-Crystal Springs Me
teor. Mr.. and Mrs. Lane were for.
mer residents here when Mr.. Lane
was a member of the local police
force, afterwards removing to Jack
son.