The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-09-02


Mrs. G. C. Melton has again been
quite i'll.
Hermon Smith is expected back
from visit to Chicago.
Mrs. D. R. Hayes has had as
guest, Miss Mary Dunn, of McComb.
A baby boy was welcomed last SAT-
urday by Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman
Boone.
Cover the Hill"
Mrs. Mary Flippen enjoyed Wis
1t to her relative, Mr.. Zeb Linton at
Fernwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Jeter have
rented rooms at Mrs. Anna Middle
toms home.
Mrs. Willie Jones has returned
from visit to Mr.. Jones mother,
in Pike county.
For Sale.-Nice five-room house
on good street, close in. Price reas-
enable. - Call 3S7.
Wanted. - Two young women
boarders. - Mrs. T. C. Ratcliff, 426
West Monticello, or phone ITO.
For Sale.-Three nice Pointer
Bird pups. weeks old.-Apply to
Geo. H. Kramer, jr., Phone 2S9.
Miss Loretta Taylor and Mrs.
Turnipseed. both of McGrath's have
returned from business trip north.
Mrs. Dan Bolian and son, Leslie,s
have been in attendapce on the Bap-
tist church meetings in the evenings.
Sylvester Gwin Camp will meet
next Monday at 10 a. M, the regu-
lar meeting day falling on election
day. lc
Billie Parsons is leaving today to
study at Marion Institute prepara-
tory to entrance at Annapolis Naval
Academy.
Mr.. Dan Bolian, the we'll known
and prosperous merchant of Bogue
Chitto has spent the week on bus
iness in st. Louis.
Mrs. C. S. Butterfield, accompanied
her daughter, Miss Josephine, to the
Kidd-Key College at Sherman, Tex,
leaving Brookhaven yesterday!
Phone GIT for. estimates on
Cement, Work. Cement, Flower
Pots and ornaments -Brookha-I
ven Pottery.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Sackett have
left for their new home in Mobile.
Many Brookhaven acquaintances re-
gret the loss of this excellent family.
Miss Maude Holloway, the attract
i've and capable young daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Holloway, has left
for Winnfield, La, where she will
teach.
The A. c. Catos and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Cato have returned from
motor trip to Arkansas and Texas
after a very delightful trip during
which they visited something less
than a half hundred relatives.
Mrs. Halle Buie, daughter of Mr..
Prentiss Buie of the Grange Hall
vicinity, was a visitor of the first of
the week and talked about her work
as missionary to Korea to members
of the Methodist and Presbyterian
women's organizations.
The Leader appreciated call
Wednesday from DR.. and Mrs. w. H.
Penn of Vicksburg, both of whom
are enjoying life and prosperity in
the Hill City. However, DR.. Penn
still loves his old home town and the
relatives and friends of his early
youth who remain.
Miss Gertrude X. Mutton arrived
from Los Angeles in time to bid her
friend, Miss Lois Cooper, adieu when
she left for China as her destination
Thursday 1t was a sad parting for
all who know and love Miss Lois"
who does not expect to return to her
native country within three years.
It is absolutely impossible for ev-
en- newspaper reporter to remember
everybody at the psychological mo-
ment and SO it was not until we saw
upon her beaming young face the
new joy that has come with the ad-
vent Of Alon Bee we remembered we
had not mentioned Aunt Amanda
Bee, and hereby make all due apo
logies. Miss Amanda says she Is
just as happy as is Great-Grandmoth-
er A. c. Seavey over her claim on
the husky little youngster who does
not require radio. set to make him
self heard for blocks.