Che Leader and Local Notes Sweep Brookhaven Scene
A Brookhaven Leader column mixes show notices, weddings, and civic updates. Theatre listings include A Little Outcast and The Rival Plows at the Opera House with curtain times. Local business ads, new buildings, taxes, and residents such as Miss Mary May and Mr. W. J. Wood are noted alongside changes at Perkins Furniture Co and Parsons May Oberschmidt Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Johnson
Prookhaven
Horton
Southeaat
Mills & Bust
Opera House
O. B. Perkins
Mary Mayes
Hazlehurst
Pfeffer
Hoffman
Board of Supervisors
N.R. Jordan
Henck & Son's
John Brown
Hhookhaven
Perkins Furniture Co
Bert Crister
Greenwood
Mills & East
H. Winborn
Canton
Messrs
John
Steve Smith
Cleo
Frank Parsons
Brooks Hardy
Parsons, May, Oberechmidt Co
Frank Funchess
Brookhaven
Skinner
W. J. Wood
J. H. Willoughby
Willoughby
Price Drug Store
Saith
Smith
Tim McBee
Lincolnton
N. C
Mr. McBee
You Want to Spend Your Money Pie a Abshagon?s
Retail note advertises footwear for all ages and uses. It promotes Sunday wear and workday slippers with reasonable prices and invites readers to inspect goods and shoes. The fragment lists shoes and sandals and hints at a sale or storefront display with a focus on affordable footwear.
Ada Mary Graham Weds Archibald McMillan in Quiet City Ceremony
Last Sabbath evening at 7 30 the marriage of Ada Mary Graham and Archibald Milner McMillan was solemnized at the bride's mother's home by Rev Charles W Crisler. A simple ceremony followed by an elegant collation, guests limited to close relatives and friends. The Leader congratulates the groom, noting his character and future prospects. The couple will reside in the city. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic ad follows noting its iron and quinine content with 50c price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Graham
Ada Mary
Archibald Milner McMillan
Charles W. Crisler
Graham
McMillan
Mrs. McMillan
Y M C A Annual Meeting Set for Columbus in April
The Tri State Young Men's Christian Association will meet in Columbus in April with about two hundred delegates from Mississippi Louisiana and Alabama. W H Carter of the city is an officer and helped secure the convention. Columbus offers hospitable homes and spacious auditoriums for business meetings and public gatherings during the event. A wedding gift note mentions Price Drug Company’s jewelry department for gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Young Men’s Christian Association
Columbus
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
W. H. Carter
Columbus Commercial
Do You Know About Birth Medicines and Narcotic Labels
The note warns mothers about medicines marketed for women and their delicate organs containing opium pe and strychnine. It explains many countries restrict narcotics without poison labeling and urges caution with internal medicines for pain.
Whitworth College Colonial Era Night Delights
A Saturday evening at Whitworth college features a Philomathean Society program with George Washington, Jefferson, and other luminaries in epigrams. Veterans and students in colonial costumes perform songs, readings, and dances, followed by refreshments and art hall ambiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitworth College
Philomathean Literary Society
Harvey Johnson
George
Martha Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Vuice
Violin Clubs
J. Jones
M. Smith
Mystery Choir Serenade in Lincoln County Night
Last Friday night a group of Lincoln county choirsters played sweet serenades under cedar trees. Moonlit branches draped the scene as the music drifted quietly, pleasing all and echoing through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Local Visiting Correspondent Promotes Daily South News
Crystal Springs resident Ethel Bailey, travelling society correspondent for the New Orleans Picayune, visits town promoting the paper. Her presence underscores regional newspaper reach as she meets local figures and discusses expanding readership with the South’s leading daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs
Ethel Bailey
Crystal Springs
Corres
New Orleans Picayune
Haley
Lendi
South
Dainty Glimds Offer Delicacies at Brookhaven Shop
Advertisement claims a selection of smoked and pickled fish including herring and sardines, mussels, soft shell crabs, and crab claws. It promises the best and cheapest line of Lenton delicacies and offers special attention to telephone orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atore
Brookhaven
Rural Schools program and county meeting agenda
The April meeting at Brookhaven school will present debates on rural school attendance consolidation and curriculum raising with professors Mallen Alford Morgan Bennett Thurman Graves Williamson and Jones Paxton. Time limits fifteen minutes. event precedes the State Association in Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Morgan
J. Claude Bennett
Allen G. Thurman
Z. B. Graves
J. T. Williamson
A. Jones
Gussie Paxton
Brookhaven
State Association
Meridian
W. B. Hoge
Local Notes From Picayune and Brookhaven News
From Monday's Picayune Ike Cope of the Commercial arranges frog logs and other delicacies as bank deposits show Brookhaven institutions with substantial sums. Sunday’s New Orleans paper notes Mrs Homer Byrd and Tom Storm visiting Brookhaven, while a Central Street tragedy claims Baugh and McPherson near Mondonhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picayune
Ike Cope
Bank of Brookhaven
Oscar Newton, Jr
L. H. Baggett
Price Drug Company
Brookhaven
Igve
Mississippi
Price
New Orleans
Velety
Homer
Byrd
LeRoy
Tom Storm
Edgar Pikie
M. Preibasteh
Mise Esther
Address at Pearlhaven on relation of parents to school
Prof. Geo H Hurst will deliver an address at Pearlhaven public school next Friday at 8 p m on the relation of parents to the school. The talk, free and in an excellent assembly hall, aims to inspire those interested in educating the rising generation. Graves notes Rep Watts attended with family. Watts favors a strict vagrancy law, while the Leader questions the expunged habitual drunkard clause. Mrs E W Baugh dies at Magnolia at 87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearlhaven
Geo. H. Hurst
Hurst
Fia Coltero
State Board of Examiners
B. Graves
Watts
Johnston's Tonic Capsules Cure Rheumatic Ailments
Rheumatism catarrh and eczema blamed on kidney and liver imbalance. Johnston's Tonic Capsules restore natural conditions and cure these diseases.
Local notices and lines from a disrupted page
A fragmented clipping lists names and scattered details including a reference to taxes and a township area. Readable items mention NE and West sides, a date string, and partial numbers, with several garbled phrases about local property or tax records.
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Wm. Abshagen
McMillan-Graham
Grove
Y. M. C. A. Annual Meeting
Jewelry Department of
Esc
Aiacis
Sterling
Broadhaven
H. C. Turley
National Republican Committee
Roosevelt
L. B. Moseley
Turley
Moseley
Antoinette Dutton
J.M. Dutton
Vicksburg
Minnesota
Brandon Newe
Gulfport
Prapar Frestraeny
Sisiae
Roy
Ren
J. Smith
Lani
Ala
Ieee
Caseyville
Pree
Ifllchner
Ze Bo
J. M. Wood
Plone Novi
Lincoln County Teachers’ Association
Court House
Cam
Foley
Price Drug Co
He Bough
McPherson
Mondonhall
Baugh
Chalawn
Ireladte Rens
E. W. Baugh
Magnolia
Ayer
J. H. Burge
Macon, Gol
Cal
Mura
G. N. W. Hilson
Cherokee Street
Frank M. Dunn
Sarah Dunn
WH. Dunn
Rte
Franke
Linco County
Oy Pois
Eas
Ana
Eald County
Johnston
John Stunip
Oupoulie
Senate
Heuce
Michigan Drug Cou
da. Kermott
One Price Drug Company
Miss
Roberts, Johnson & Rand
St. Louis
Moreton-Wentworth Co
Owe Gay Marr Melt
Nee
Jaracamph
Senate Hk
Abell Pond
Biloormaven
Wesx
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