The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-03-15

MI5. ~. ~. 0pSuCSr ~ quite lii
friends regret to learn.
Mrs. Slocumb and daughter, Miss
Audrey. are now living at Mrs. Sallie
Smiths on South Church Street.
For Rent. Nice. comfortable, con-
veniently arranged rooms. Price
reasonable. Mrs. Knox Cooper.
Phone 4S7
For sale.-Six room house in good
repair, roof practically new, West
Monticello Street. Possession May
irst. - Phone 422.
For Sale. Lespedeza seed, pam
caught, free of all obnoxious grass
es, s4.O0 per bushel fob. McComb.
Misc. d. Firth, Liberty, Miss.
A lotta husbands are joining the
Order Of Human Ukeleles. The only
requirements for membership is that
your wife be woman who picks on
you.
You can get your moneys worth
when you buy Tanlac, because it
produces results. Frank Martin
Drug Store, F. S. Swain. prop, new
stand.
Mrs. Will Yon and little daughter
Bette, of Florida, are guests at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. 1. w. Cooper
after visit to Mrs. o. S. Hopkins at
Hickory.
Mrs. Eugene Nalty was hostess at
three table bridge party last We'd
nesday. Mrs. W.. H. Becker won the
first prize and Mrs. R. C. Gulley the
prize for the lowest score.
The body of the late Mr.. John w.
Bullock was buried from the Hoff
home last Wednesday. Rev. I. H.
Anding officiated at the funeral SER
vices. Five children survive.
The big reputation of Tanlac has
been made by doing what othersmed-
icines failed to do.-Frank Martin
Drug Co., F. S. Swain, prop, new
stand.
Young men, women, over II, de-
string government positions, $3.50
monthly, write for free list of posit-
ions now open, r. Terry, (formel
civil service examiner) S63 Conti-
mental Bldg. Washington D. G.
A good buy-The best in the
auto market for the price-an
Overland Four at $3.50 delivered
in BrOOkhaven.- Kees-O Overland
Co.
The Sunday School Institute of the
Baptist Church is being held nightly
this week, with Mrs. H. Legett in
charge Of the primary workers, Mrs.
E. S. Bee, junior workers; Mr.. D. L.
Blackwelder, intermediate depart
ment workers; Mr.. J. A. Maui, Bible
Class; Mr.. Hermon Dean, home de-
partment; Rev. j. A. Taylor, Old
Testament studies. Glasses begin at
seven. ga t.3
Make Noble, Chief Editor; Vim
cent Brennan, Assistant Editor; Joe
Decell. Comic Manager; Geo. T. And
ing, Press Manager, and John w.
Bruick, Reporter of the "Silver and
Blue" the publication of the Sopho-
mores of the Brookhaven High School
have favored us with Number 4" of
their delightful paper. A comic IL
lustration by Miss Thelma Givens
adds to the attractiveness of this is
sue.
The Boy Scouts have been engaged
in preparing two Volley Ball courts
and two baseball diamonds under di-
rection of Scoutmaster R. B. Wall, at
the Municipal Playground every af-
ternoon from to 6. Altho Scouts
are not required to be present except
on Thursday afternoons, setting up
exercises, supervised work, organized
mass games and plays engage num-
bers of them on other afternoons.
Boys who are not Scouts are also in
vited to take part in these activities.
Miss Joicie Smith of the Normal
College, Hattiesburg, arrived Friday
for few days stay at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Vernon Smith, leav-
ing Tuesday afternoon. Brookhaven
friends who have not seen Miss
duties at the college several years
ago were delighted to meet her again
The .Brookhaven Public School has
never had more popular teacher
than Miss Joicie" nor one more sin
cerely interested in it's young people.
C. e. Jones, Editor-in-c chief; Miss
Bonnie Oberschmidt, Assistant Edi-,
tor; J. d. Taylor, Sporting Editor;
E. G. Shirley, Business Manager and
7. A. Toler, Advertising Manager of
'The Junior Meddler" issued by the
Juniors of the Brookhaven High
School, have our thanks for the Sec
ond copy of their very bright and
interesting weekly paper. The sub
ject matter, expression, arrangement
any typing are all praiseworthy and
there is interesting use of color prints
in the paper just received.
We can deliver you a new Oy-
erland Four right now. The price
has dropped, now only $3.50 de-
livered in Brookhaven. - KEGS
Overland Co.
Mrs. Lowrey Davis and Mrs. Sam
Walker, head of the committee on
homes for delegates to the meeting
here April 1921, of the Mississippi
Federation of Women's Clubs, will
be happy to receive proffers of en-
tertainment from local homes. From
eighty to hundred delegates are ex-
pected and it will be necessary for
others than club women to assist in
providing hospitality. Cooperation
is essential if the Federation meet
ing is to be a success. II you can
entertain one or more guests from
Wednesday to Saturday, April 1921,
phone Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Walker.
Hostesses will not be expected to
nrnvida fhe midday meal IN VVndnes-