The courier-index., 1920-09-17

ing of the club will be with Mrs.
]. E. Allen.
Get in line with the crowds
and buy your school shoes at
fuckers Opening Sale. *1S
The Choral Club, composed of
about 35 boys and girls, under the
direction of Mrs. r. d. Smith, had
their first open meeting Wednes-
day afternoon at Mrs! Smiths home.
The program reflected great credit
on both Mrs. Smith and the children
and they are to be congratulated
upon the success of their work.
Our store will be closed all
day Wednesday, September
%, account of religious holi-
day. Frank & MetzIer. *18
Mrs. Joseph Hopkins and children
of Rich, Mississippi, left Saturday
for their home ;,fser visit to Mrs.
Hopkins mothes Mrs. Inez WiIsford
and sister, Mrs s. c. Russwurm of
LAGRANGE. Joseph Hopkins, yr., will
enter Washington and Lee college
this Hall and left Saturday for Lex
ington, Va.
Announcement was made last Sat
day of the marriage on July 26th
of Miss Lila Boren and Mr.. John
Westbrook at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. M. C. Hughey, Rev. c. L. Ham
mock officiating. Both of these
young people are very popular in
Mariana social circles and their
many friends extend congratula-
tions.
We thank you for your compliance
with our request for orders in time
for us to deliver on our new sched-
ule. 1t has helped us fine and we
now ask further indulgence. Let
US have your Sunday orders on Sat
urday forenoon. This will enable
US to give you more satisfactory
meats and we can then deliver in
the early afternoon instead of the
otherwise unavoidable night deliv-
cry. Shumacker's Market. *tf
cred their son, Estes Mann, of
Memphis. who is here on a visit,
most delightful dinner Tuesday at
the club house on Mr.. Mann's plan
tation at Red Oak. Besides the
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest New
bern, Miss Virginia Jeffries, Char
lie Govan and Edward Futrall, en-
joyed this splendid affair.
Special for one week only
Domestic, q cents a yard,
limit ten yards to a customer.
Frank & Metzler. *18
Miss Pearl Mann entertained four
tables at bridge last Monday after
noon in compliment to her guest,
Miss Virginia Jeffreys of Claren-
don. Miss Leslie Freeman was Civ
en- the prize for high score and Mrs.
Carrie Louise Apple cut the consola-
ton, while the honoree was also
given prize. Delicious refresh
ments were served at the close of
the afternoon.
One of the most delightful So
cial affairs of the past week was
a dinner and theatre party given by
Miss Delpha Sue Vail last Thurs
day evening, in compliment to her
friend, Miss Dorothy Mulkey of FIT.
Worth, Texas. Besides the honoree,
the guest list included Misses Mary
Maynard, Lenore Bonner, Pearl
Mann and Christine Vail and Messrs.
Albert Smith, Irwin Dupuy, Hugh
and Andrew Nixon, Edward Futrall
and Jim Robertson.
Contractors are busily engaged
this week remodeling the front of
the building occupied by the P. R.
Turner Drug Company. The old
stairway on the north of the build
ing has been torn down and a new
stairway erected in the space form
erly occupied by Greenhaw's cot
ton office Mr.. Greenhaw has NOV
ed his office to one of the upstairs
rooms. The new front will be
strictly modern and will add much
to the, appearance Of the building.
W. P. Bray, who recently disposed
Of his store at Gill and moved to
Mariana, has bought the r ~