The courier-index., 1920-08-20
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l0-o-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O Max Daggett spent Thursday in Memphis.
 Miss Mamie Johnston has return ed from a visit to her brothers In Ft Worth, Texas.
 H. R. McVeigh IS spending this ing friends and relatives.
 Miss Gertrude Burney arrived Sunday for visit to her cousin, Miss Jimmie Hicks.
 Mrs. Walter Reed and Mrs. Dod- dridge McCulloch and Louise left Friday morning for visit in BoT- ivar..
 Miss Wilhemina HolwgH left We'd nesday for Hot Springs where she will spend several weeks with her father; W. A.. Holwell, who is there recuperating.
 MT. and Mrs. Love D. Banks were here Tuesday on their way to Mem phis. MT. and Mrs. Banks spent the summer in Colorado Springs and made the trip home in their car.
 H. H.. Hunnicutt and family of Little Rock, arrived in Marianna Sunday and spent several days with MT. Hunnicutt's sister, Mrs H. Cross. They left Thursday for Memphis.
 Miss Nena Govan is taking her annual vacation from her work i'm the Lee County National Bank. She will leave tomorrow for Mountain View to visit her sister, Mrs. Ray Case.
 Miss Bernice Jones complimented Miss Margaret Dupuy's guest, Miss Mary Phillips Orr of Columbia Tenn, with a card party last Tues day afternoon. Four tables were prettily arranged for this party. Af- Ire several interesting games of bridge were played, Miss Naomi Lewis was presented with a prize for high score and Miss Orr was given, a guests prize. A delicious saladl course was served.
 Miss Pearl Mann and her guest, Miss Louise Holman of Nashville, are in Searcy visiting Miss Mary Pickens Benson. From there they will go to Mississippi to be the guest of house party.
 The following young folk are en- toying an outing thls week at the club house on St. Francis river near Cody: Miss Pearl Mann, Mrs. R. s. McClintock, Misses Celia Mebane, Lucy Armstrong, Lillian and Leslie Freeman, Eva Carlow, Lenore Bon ner, Naomi Lewis, Bernice East, Lou ise Newborn. Andrew and Robt Mix on, Bob McClintoek, Geo. Hays, D.P. Harris, Jim w. Robertson, c. A. Andrews, Ed Robertson, Raymond West, George Newborn, Ewing Me Clintock, Bass Straub of Helena, Chas. Govan and Frank Barry.
 Now is the time to place your order for that fall suit or overcoat or extra pair of trousers. Call at our place of business, in building recently vacated by express com pany, look over our lines of sam ples and make your selection. We order the goods and do the tailoring right here in Marianna. Fit and workmanship guaranteed. Schmidt 1 & Herder. *tt
 We have them and at less than Memphis prices-Victory-Brogue and on Braker lasts-men's low quarters Leonard, Shaw & Deans Shoes Nothing better made in the East Mixon-McClintock Company.
 We want to do our very level best | to please our customers, but wt must positively systemetize our de l livery service. It is very easy fol you to get your meats and groceries | in ample time if you will be kint enough to cooperate with us. Gu schedule for deliveries is as follows i South end, 8 a. m., 10 a. m. an,
 D. m. North end at 9 a. m.,
 a. m. and 5 p. m. With two de liveries in the forenoon and one il
 the afternoon, it certainly looks lik our customers can be amply accom-
 modated. Don't wait until the las minute to place your orders. Civ
 us little time to put them up an, get them out in some one of thes ] deliveries. w. A. Willis, City Gro cery, R. N Burney, H. B. Shumack CT. B Remember we make deliveries a follows: South end (which include all territory south of Main street at 8 a. m. and 10 a. m. and D. n | North end at 9 a. m. and II a. n
 and p. m. Please place your ol ders in time for any of these dt