The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-08-09

Mr.. Dink Mccormick, of st. James
is visitor with his brother, Cam,
at the ]. A. Mccormick home.
Mrs. Ida Anding Dunn, Of Summit,
spent yesterday here at the home Of
her father. Rev. !. H. Anding.
Miss Lois Cooper returned from
California Sunday and her friends
are all so glad to see her back.
Mrs. w. L. Finney was removed to
the hospital Monday Her friends
will be glad to know she is resting
WELL
Miss Alice Moreton will entertain
friends at party at the Gravel Pit
this evening complimentary to her
friend, Miss McClammy, who is her
guest.
Miss Mernelle Heuck left last week
Tor Jackson to spend the remaining
vacation days with her two sisters.
Miss Daisy Mae Heuck and Mrs. j.
r. Standifer.
The meeting at Clear Branch clos
ed last week with three baptized and
one received by letter. Pastor And
ing was assistd by Rev. w. H. Will
i1amS or McCOmb.
Mr.. JEFF Moak Of Port Arthur, Tex.
Is visitor with relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. ]. Laird and family Of Brook
haven and Mrs. Julia Moak and FAM
lily of Bogue Chitto.
A representative of the Cres-
cent Typewriter Co., of New Or
leans, La, will be in BrOOkhaven
for several days. Special sale
new and rebuilt typewriters on
agreeable terms. If interested
Phone 315.
A protracted service will begin at
Pearlhaven Sunday, Rev. L. B. Col
den, of Piekens, assisting Pastor
Anding. 1t should not be forgotten
that "Pearlhaven" is part Of Brook
haven.
Mrs. r. S. Butler, although hav-
ing just returned home from Red
Cross service, left Monday night for
Louisville, KY, to be with her niece,
Mrs. Ernestine Kaye, who was so
critically i'll. Mrs. Kaye is reported
better today.
Miss Lena Coca was Saturday
guest of her aunt, Mrs. U. e. Buff
kin and was accompanied by two
young friends from their Magnolia
nome, Misses Eleanor and Elizabeth
Tillie Cutrer, daughters of Judge
and Mrs. e. H. Cutrer.
Marion County's first new bale
was brought in to Columbia, Tues
day, August /. 1t weighed 440 lbs.
and was sold "at a handsome price"
bringing in addition a barrel of good
-four. 1t was the first bale from the
new crop to go through the New Or
leans Cotton Exchange.
Mrs. Jack Eaton to whose bedside
her sister, Miss Emma Campbell,
was called weeks ago, continues Sc
riously i'll at her home in San Anto-
nio, the distressed mother, Mrs. u.
E. Bufkin, Of Brookhaven, being very
apprehensive about the outcome Of
the long illness of her daughter.
Friends and relatives of Miss Ha-
eel Womack we're delighted to see
her in our city Sunday after a pleas
ant visit at her uncle's, Mr.. ]. Andy
Kyzar and other relatives of Bogue
Chitto. Miss Hazel was returning to
her work at Crystal Springs where
she has ben employed in the Meteor
office for seme time.
Walter Mccormick, the sixteen
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mack
Mccormick, has arrived from New
Orleans to enjoy the Camp at Fair
Rfuor Tho xuoofhar hos hoon nm.
parently opposed to some of the
pleasures planned for the boys; but
friends are hoping it will be fair
sailing the rest Of the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollingsworth are as
sisting with the music at the Ar
cade this week. The music Is worth
more than the price of admission
without the picture. But today and
tomorrow sThe Good ProYider" is
the source of visual pleasure replete
with just the features acceptable to
wholesome public sentiment. Go to
see it.
Friends and fellow-students of
Miss Lois Coney, former Whitworth
student, are concerned about the cri-
tical condition of her health. Miss
Lois was taken suddenly i'll while
visiting her sister, Mrs. Era deGrey,
1T Covington and was carried to
New Orleans hospital yesterday after
.ound to be suffering with acute
3right's disease.
Ar. Cameron Mccormick arrived
from California at the home of his.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. McCor-
nick, week ago. The children"
who have gone out from the McCor-
mick home all come back now and
then to visit the beloved father and
mother who are SO graciously spared
20 them. The head Of the house is
now in his 93rd year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Becker have
named their second little son, Earl
5enoit. The birthday of both little
sons fell on the same day, but four
years apart. In the future this will
be found to be more convenient for
birthday celegrations than at the
beginning when little Earl distracted
he attention being bestowed upon
his brother while celebrating his
fourth birthday.