The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-09-16

lOAASduSB 11uefi1l6s Ld.s anu MODli6,
Ala, in the interest of the Red
Cross.
Miss Mary Lee Maui left last Sat-
urday for Lambert, Miss, where she
Is now teaching Domestic Science.
Letters received here tell of Miss
Mary Lees satisfaction with her new
surroundings.
A big dance was held at Woodman
Hall Thursday night, as Is the GUS
tom after the style Show. Music
was supplied by the Michigan Mel
ody Boys, whose playing augment
ed the enjoyment of the occasion.
Visitors from Bogalusa, McComb,
Canton and other town attended the
the dance.
Mr.. Fidler of Memphis, a resident
here with his wife and son, Marion,
some years ago, was in town on bus
mess Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Fid-
Ter are planning to reside again in
Brookhaven, friends will be pleased
to learn. Marion Fidler is now a
publicity agent with the ,Lasky stu
dios in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Car Owner:- Don't over
look the fact that you get "a
hour service at our place.-W.
L. Address Motor Co.
Mrs. M. F. Adams of Lumberton,
and little son M. f., arrived Wednes-
day for visit in the home of Rev.
T. w. Adams and his daughter Mrs.
Lera Toler. Little M. F. is the OBJ
ject of much tender regard on the
part of those who knew and loved his
splendid young father, the late
Favre Adams.
The Domestic Science Department
of the Public School has been selling
sandwiches this week to earn money
for the entertainment of the Parent
Teachers Association at their next
meeting. Both bread and sandwich
filling were the work of the Domes-
tic Science Department, now headed
by Mrs. Thad Montgomery.
Thursday, Oct. IA, will be Meth
odist Day at the State Fair and DR..
A. F. Watkins, chairman, has sent
out call for any article of interest
bearing upon the history of Meth
odism in Mississippi-an old book,
picture, letter, pair of saddle-bags,
or the like to be exhibited in the
Methodist booth. A parade is also
being planned.
Davidson Taylor and Vincent Bren>
nan, representing the football team
of the Brookhaven Public School, re-
quested the Kiwanis Club to provide
equipment for the team at the meet
ing of the club on Wednesday. A
number of subscriptions were made
at the time and DR.. o. N. Arlington
and Mr.. l. Abrams were appointed
committee to solicit further.
HEMSTITCHING and Picoting At
tachment; superior device: fts any
sewing machina attaches firmly;
easily adjusted. Price $500 deliver
ed, with complete instructions and
samples of work. Orders promptly
filled. Superior Hemstitching At
tachment Co., sos Starr St., Corpus
Christi, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Holiday of
New Orleans are planning to remod
ell their attractive residence property
on West Enterprise street, occupied
by Mr.. John Storm and family. La
ter, they expect to build bungalow
for their own use on the vacant lot
west of this house. Brookhaven
friends and relatives are happy at
the prospect of the return of this
esteemed couple.
Messrs. Paul Wilson, Donald Hunt
ing, Ruel Kenyon, Ted Rhoades,
Pierce Robinson and Dick Travis,
the University of Michigan Melody
Boys, whose music and agreeable
personalities have made them popu-
lar in Brookhaven, left for their re-
spective homes last night after de-
lightful stay in the home of their
manager, Mr.. Junius Johnson. A
little later they will re-enter the I'm
iversity.
A burglar entered the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Davis, between 700
and 800 Wednesday night while the
family were out, by cutting a window
screen in the rear of the house. Evil
IDENTIFY in fearful haste, he secured
only Mrs. Davis watch and a ring,
overlooking more valuable jewelry in
the same bureau drawer. Bob Cant
and his bloodhounds were summoned
from Crystal Springs, and the dogs
followed the trail for two miles to-
Old Brook. losing it on the railroad.
We take caves you at any
time and all the time. You can
get gas, oil and repairs here at
any minute of the day or night.
The only night and day station
in the city.-W. L. Address Mo-
tor Co.
DR.. r. B. Gunter, state secretary
of the Baptist denomination, led the
sixth district conference held at the
Brookhaven Baptist church. Rev.
Owen Williams, district enlistment
secretary, was in charge of the meet
ing. Dr.. w. A. Borum of Natchez,
DR.. John Mayfield of McComb and
Rev. j. A. Taylor took part in the
program. Most of the twelve coun-
ties of the district were represented,
and luncheon for the sixty guests
was served in the church basement |
Plans for completing the Baptist rs
Million Campaign were made.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Hollands left |
yesterday to meet Mrs. Hollands fa-
ther and mother Mr.. and Mrs. S. J.
Peterson, at jackson en- route here
to spend the winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peterson have lived in Chicago since
their early youth, Mr.. Peterson, who
is 81 and in very poor health, hav-
ing passed seventy years Of his long
life in that city. One of their home
papers pays tribute to the esteemed
residents and notes the many recep-
tions and favors rendered them be-
fore their departure for the South.
friends of the Hollands
household will be pleased to meet the
distinguished couple.
Mr.. e. G. Barlow, head OF the fire
department OF this city for the past
four years, has resigned his position