The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-11-11

Cotton is Z0.~o lCudy.
The Nj. r. Douglass residence is
being fre3hly painted
Mr.. w. H. Farrell of Pieayune,
was a Sunday visitor.
Miss Anna Meade Mathis is i'll,
probably with dengue.
Mrs. s. e. Moreton's illness is dis
tressing her many friends.
Mrs. Lipsey is enjoying a visit
from her mother, Mrs. Nelson.
Jackie Coogan in Trouble
Arcade Wednesday.
Fifty Xmas Gifts for $7.5O.-The
Leading Jeweler. Chas. D. Smith.
For Sale. - Rhode Island Red
cockerels. $3.50 each. Mrs. w. E.
Boothe.
Mrs. E. A. Nalty has welcome
guests in Mrs. T. H. Campbell and
Mrs. Burdette Gotten.
Miss Maude McCalip and little
Mack Hart are guests of Mrs. Arthur
Cranberry in Jackson.
Miss Frances Barge is expected
from New York this afternoon. Miss
Hazel is still improving.
Mrs. T. Brady spoke in the inter
est of the Red Cross at the Arcade
Theatre Wednesday evening.
Capt. A. e. Moreton has rallied
from his recent untoward attack his
friends are all glad to know.
The J. F. Williams residence is
being recovered and re-painted which
will add to it's attractiveness.
Mrs. Joe Price, who has been SO
seriously i'll at her home in Pearl
haven, is reported slightly improved.
Mrs. A. B. Middleton is enjoying
visit from her sister, Mrs. Claude
Koen and two children, of Memphis.
Mr.. w. H. Hodges, live stock COM
missioner of New Orleans, was Sun
day guest of the w. M. Turnbough
home.
Posted. = Notice is hereby given
that my place is posted against
hunting and fishing. - Sidney
Smith.
Mrs M. r. Douglass has had visits
from her relatives, Mrs. j. B. Noble,
of McComb and Grandma Noble" Of
Caseyville.
Miss Roselyn Abrams has gone to
Hazlehurst to4visit her cousin, Miss
Pauline Kemp and will be away un-
til Monday.
You can remember each and every
one this Xmas for a small amount Of
money. l. See the Leading Jeweler,
Chas. D. Smith.
Mr.. Bill Sassar and two daughters,
Misses Myrtis and Eva of Stephen
son, were weekend guests Of the T.
w. Hilton home.
Mines. Goss, Vince and O'Neal
went out in the w. M. Turnbough
car to visit Mr.. Frank Turnbough at
Prentiss Thursday.
Do not put off selecting your Xmas
greeting cards. The finest engraved
greeting cards at the Leading Jew
seler's, Chas. D. Smith.
The P. T. A. will meet next We'd
nesday at 3:15 p. m, at the Public
School for program meeting. All
members urged to come and resume
work.
Lost-Friday afternoon on w.
Monticello St., between 504 Schwem
Ave-, and depot, ladies' Elgin wrist
watch. Reward for return to Leader
Office.
For Sale. - One " Ton Ford
Truck with body. Same in good con-
dition and equipped with new Fisk
Tires. "A bargain for someone. See
E. S. Bee, or call 555 or 108.
Lost. = Female Collie, sable and
white, answers to name of Lady.
Missing since Tuesday. Reward for
return to Mrs. John Roy 442 North
Jackson Street.
For Rent or Lease. - My place
at Nola, IA miles east of Brookha-
ven, 200 acres. Good houses and
barns, we'll fenced, 100 acres in cul-
tivation. On gravel road. (Known
as the Nola White place.. Thos. ].
White, Yazoo City, Miss.
The Leader feels called upon to
note that Mrs. N. B. Germany aid
not fail to attend single meeting
during the Slough Evangelistic Cam
paign and that Mrs. VIM. Turnbough
missed only one meeting. When lit
is considered the meeting lasted 80
days the faithful attendance Of these
ladies was an achievement.