The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-08-19

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Cotton is 1880 today.

1 CotIon lS z1.0V To-Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Butterfeld have
returned from Hendersonville, N. G.
Mrs. Ellis Copper arrived yester.
day afternoon and is an added guest
of the /. w. Cooper home.
Mrs. Rosa Berger is back from
Eudora, Ark, where she visited hel
sister, Mrs. M. Schwartz.
September fourth has been an
nounced as the opening date of the
Brookhaven Public School.
Mrs. r. S. Butler is back from
Louisville, KY. her niece Mrs. Err
nestine Kaye being much improved.
Miss Julia Oldfield of the Marine
Hospital, New Orleans, has been Q
guest of Miss Ethel Maynor at hel
lovely home.
Wanted-Man with car to sell best
low priced Cord Tires made. $4,000
per week and expenses. Graham Tire
Co., 2297 Pipestone, Benton Harbor
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shade Coker are a.
gain pleasantly located at their OLD
home re-purchased from the S. c.
Samples who have owned and occu.
pied it.
Brookhaven Chapter No. 1, o. e
S. will hold its regular meeting Tues.
day evening, Aug. % at eight o.
clock. A full attendance is request
ed.-W. H. Smith, Sec.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh v. Wall and
little daughter left Thursday in theiI
car for a visit to Columbus, where
they became guests of Mrs. Wallis
mother, Mrs. A. B. Pitts.
Policeman ]. w. McBride's father
has been very seriously i'll for q
week near Beauregard. AS a con-
sequence Mr.. McBrl0e has made FIRE.
Quent visits to his bedside.
Mrs. Bert Muncy is off on a trir
to her son, Wendell, at Hackensack
N. ]. After her stay there she will
be with her daughter Miss Mallie fol
a while at Alaska, w. Va.
Strayed.-Saturday, Aug. IL, in
Brookhaven, a Brown Bull Pup, 31S
months old. Ears trimmed to poinI
Reward for return to Earl Goss
or DR.. c. L. Duckworth, Brookhaven
Miss.
The Kiwanis Club members were
invited to be guests of the Boy
Scouts at Camp DeMolay Friday ev-
ening. Those who availed themsel-
yes of the invitation enjoyed the
evening.
Rev. Louis Entzminger was de.
tanned in as meeting at Chattanooga
and so the reception Planned for him
at the Baptist church last evening
was deferred. MIR. Entzminger is ex.
pected today.
Be sure to attend our Big
Towel Sale on Wednesday AND
Thursday, August % and "a
The values are extra good. See
ad. Aylward's.
Hon. J. H. Howie, opponent OF
Congressman Collier, and Hon. H. "
Wan who contested Congressman P
E. Quin's seat in Congress, had each
served IL years as district attorney
OF their respective districts.
Mr.. Joe B. Moore, formerly OF
Brookhaven, and nephew OF our
City Clerk elect, Mrs. lyme Daughtry
Nixon, is now manager of the Co
lumbia Hotel, at Magnolia, Ark. This
notel has lately been improved by an
expenditure of $4,000 and has all
inouern conveniences.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hermon Dean and
their three little children returned
thursday evening from Memphis af-
LeI most pleasant vacation visit,
Mrs. Dean condition not being as
serious as expected. Stops at Sardis
and at SenatoDia among old friends
and relatives were pleasant features
OF the trip.
Mrs. Julia Mathis, of Woodville,
mas been a guest Of the P. H. King
nome several weeks curing which
she mas welCoHed her second little
gIandchild. On August 10th there
was bonn to MI. ana IdrS. P. H. King
lhelr little daughter, Mary Lucy, who
is cordially welcomed into the ex-
lending family circle. Mrs. Mathis
Is also enjoying a visit from her son
with our town he wishes to locate
here.
Congressman Quin's popular young
SecI eLaly, Ar. -. Ii. IUung, is en-
Joying vacation at the home of his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. S. r. Young
at Pattison. Mr.. Young did untir-
ing service for his chief during the
last six weeks of the spirited cam
paign and if the personality of an
attache affects the principle in any
sort of contest, Mr.. Young's failed
to lose votes for Mr.. Quin to say the
least of it. And the girls say Mr..
Young measured up even in looks to
Lee Stamps. But why speak of that
when Lee is ''all married up"
1t is matter OF profund regret
to the school board and to patrons
of the Public School that Miss An
ME Burns has rendered her resigna-
ton as teacher, after twenty years
of most encient service. Miss An
ME was character-builder as we'll
as teacher of school books and ex-
celled in every branch of school work
within walls, out on the Fairgrounds
or in school entertainment. Miss
Annie, for about twelve years, had
made her home with Mrs. T. Brady
and her presence and influence in
the home will be greatly missed.
Miss Annie will make her home at
Nashville where for two seasons
passed she has attended Peabody
summer School.
Marriage LlOeases kssnsd During the
Fast Week.