The courier-index., 1920-06-25

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 Walter Brunette of Helena, is here on business today.
 Harry Bogart- is visiting friends | in Wheatley.
 Mrs H. D. Bogart is visiting friends at Lexa this week.
 Frank Kershaw has returned from Subiaco College where he was in school this year.
 Mesdames Clifford Parker and w. F. Nelson entertained the Young Ladies Club Monday afternoon. Af- ter the business meeting and study hour, delicious ices were served The club will have it's next regu- lar meeting with Mrs. J. w. Pat ton.
 Mrs. Ben Elder is entertaining her two grandsons with a house party this week in her home at Brickeys. The following young peo- pie from Marianna left Tuesday to be her guests: Mary Virginia Nor ment, Leland Williamson, Madge Jarratt, Rebecca Smith, Russell Johnson and J. M. bush. 9ab
 A. c. Rauscher will leave Sat urday for Jackson, Tenn, where he will join his family who are there on a visit. MT. Rauscher expects to make the trip in his car, return 1 ing with Mrs. Rauscher, Charles and Arthur next Tuesday.
 Mrs. E. T.. Robertson is in San Francisco, Calf, where she will at tend the national Democratic con vention. While in California she will spend some time visiting her cousin, Mrs. Luther Benham at Modessa.
 w. R. Schisler of Jonesboro and Miss Fannie Purcell of Searcy were married in Searcy last week. MT. Schisler was one of the high school teachers in Marianna and will be for the coming session. Mr. and Mrs. Schisler will spend the sum- mer in Chicago. 4A F. Tuition for telegraphy in Spring field Business College will advance August 1st from $75, the present price, to $100. Young men expect ing to enter this fall should pur- -lchase scholarships before the ad- vance. Write J. A. Taylor for par ticulars.
 Govan Burke entertained forty of his little friends Wednesday af- ternoon, the occasion being his sixth birthday. The guests had happy afternoon playing games. The fa- vors were fancy hats and whistles. Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon.
 One of the most delightful and enjoyable outdoor affairs of the season was the big picnic given in Robertson's grove yesterday after noon by the Elks Lodge for the benefit of the members of the lodge. their wives, children and sweet hearts. As is usually the case on occasions of this kind there was an abundance of good things to eat and temporarily, at least, old h.. c. l. was in eclipse.
 Beginning July l, we will discon- tinue the credit business. All work done on and after that date must be paid for when order is given or when delivery is made. We are sus- taining such a heavy loss in poor collections that we are forced to adopt the cash basis. We want your cleaning, altering and tailoring busi- ness and will give you the very best service, but we must have the money when we do the work. Elza Cliff ford nhone 19O. *3O
 Last Friday morning Miss Frances Govan gave a bridge party in com pliment to Miss Margaret Pattie Wood who is visiting here. Five tables were prettily arranged. Af- ter a number of interesting games a prize was awarded to Mrs. Robert Nc Clintock for high score. The honoree also. received a prize. A tempting salad course was served.
 Mrs. w. J. Shorten entertained with bridge party Tuesday morn ing in compliment to her guest, Miss Helena Field of Nashville. Her guest list was limited to the young ladies of the town. Miss Pearl Mann received the prize for the highest score and Miss Bernice East consolation. Miss Field received the honoree's prize. A delicious salad course was served.
 Beginning July 1, we will discon- tinue the credit business. All work