The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-12-13
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NEWS

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Mems Haines Union Suits $1.25 at
Barge's.
Army-Knit, Al-Wool Gloves. s5c.
at Barge's.
Miss Mary Alice Hill has been Wis
iting in Hattiesburg.
Fruit Cakes, Homemade. Mrs. j.
L. Woodward, phone 633..
One large fern, and several smaller
ones for sale. Phone. 526.
Mems Lisle Socks, Linen Heel and
toe, pair for $3.50 at Barges.
Just the holiday spirit will do you
more good than material gifts. Get
1t?
Ladies'. Misses and Children's
Coats at great reduction.-T. C.
Barge.
Muncy has enough Fire Works to
supply the town, and we are selling
them right.
Baptist men are holding prayer
service every Monday at o'clock in
the evening.
The Brookhaven Squadron is now
planning for the Sunday visit to
New Prospect.
An extra nice line of Elmer and
Beich's Box Candies one to five lb.
boxes. Muncy's.
For Rent or Sale.-1 four-room
residence at Pearlhaven in good re-
pair. Ring S1S.
Hon. j. A. Naul's class of men en-
joyed a banquet at the Baptist
church last evening.
For Sale. - / pair gray mares,
suitable for farm use or heavy haul
ing.-A. E. Moreton. jr.
Mrs. Estus Netherland has been
critically i'll with pneumonia super
induced by dengue fever.
"Giye Photograph for Christ
mas!" A. D. Sauer, Mem. P. A. of A..
Phone sos. Perkins Apis.
For Rent or Sale.-4-room house;
2 lots adjoining at Pearlhaven. -
Apply to Mrs. B. T. Hobbs.
For Rent-A farm with 100 acres,
35 in cultivation, two miles East Of
Bogue Chitto. Apply to ]. J. Boyd.
Mr.. Geo. Kramer is adding a story
to his home residence on South Jack
son and otherwise improving his fine
property.
Misses Opal Marsh and Edith Furr,
teachers at Sand Hill, spent the week
end with Mrs. Marsh on W. Enter
prise street.
Don't forget that we have the best
line of Extracts on the market. You
want the best for your Xmas cakes.
Get it at Muncy's.
Mrs. Dan Hickman returned home
last Friday after visiting the past
two months with her son and daugh-
ter in Angola and Garyville, La. re-
spectively.
Mississippi for Christ" is the
Squadron slogan. 1t is inscribed
on mammoth banner and is used
at meetings by the Squadron of
Brookhaven.
''The Dust of the Earth" will be
staged at Pleasant Grove School Fri
day, Dec. %, at 1880 p. M, by a
number of the High School students.
Everybody invited to attend.
No Toys! But we have the finest
chocolate candies in town. pound
boxes with six different kinds of
chocolate centers for $2.25. Regu-
lar 75c per lb. seller. Muncy.
Mrs. Harry Samuels, formerly
Miss Pauline Abrams, is expected
home Friday. she will meet Mrs.
j. G. Culpepper, formerly Miss Ethel
Hoffman, in Memphis and they will
come together to spend the holidays
among their many friends and rela-
tives in Brookhaven.
Mrs. Arthur Turner and little son.
James A., and sister Miss Thelrna
Smith, of Gulfport are visitors to rel
atives and friends in Lincoln Mr..
Turner accompanied his wife and
baby in the family car from Leakes-
vile to Hattiesburg from which
point the ladies and baby came to
Brookhaven by rail.
Mr.. F.. B. Noodle has returned to
'Paducah, KY, after a delightful vis-
lit here and in New Orleans with Mrs.
Noodle. In fact Mr. Noodle is deep
ly indebted to his wife for the rear
ing Of their fine son and two lovely
daughters while his business has
called him elsewhere. MIR. Noodles
presence is always welcome addi-
tion to his Brookhaven home and
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