The courier-index., 1920-06-25
LOCAL NEWS

I the society until cool weather as the society always disbands in July. Mrs. O. G. Norment was the leader and had arranged very interest ing program on Christian Broth erhood." Mrs. T. D. Benthall, who has recently returned from Forrest City where she represented thls society at the district meeting. gave a very interesting report of the meeting there. At the close of the program, refreshments were served.
 On Wednesday morning Misses Margaret and Virginia Dupuy en- tertained with a bridge party in honor of Miss Margaret Pattie Wood of Little Rock. Twenty guests en- loved this lovely party. At the close of the games delicious sal ad course was served.
 Mrs. Brice Moreland of Marian na. arrived this morning to spend few days in the city, the guest of Mrs. John Fleming on North Second street. Mrs. Moreland was formerly Miss Shirley Justice Paragould Press. m
 Paul Benham and Wallace Green haw, owners of the brick building near the depot, occupied by R. N. Burney and others, have leased the quarters to the rear of Burney's grocery to the express company and within a short time the company will move it's headquarters from it's present location on Chestnut street | to it's new location near the rall- road station. l Miss Jennie Hardaway of Bolivar, ] Tenn, who is visiting her sisters, Mesdames w. R. and. George New bern, has been the honoree of sev- eral delightful parties. Among them was lovely morning party last Friday at the home of Mrs. George Newborn. Saturday afternoon Mrs. M. E. Newborn entertained her. On Wednesday morning another party for her was given by Mrs. Arthur Cotter.
 Beginning July 1, 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 fnrd nbone 1oO *30
 The Fornightly Club and several extra guests enjoyed a meeting of this club Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. o. Payne, hostess. One of the features of this club is the ex- change of books and the members decided to buy new books Tor the coming year. The next meeting or the club will be with Mrs. Rauscher. Mrs. Payne served delicious refresh ments at the close of the afternoon. Wednesday afternoon Mesdames W. P. Harris and Dudley Clark com plimented their niece, Miss Margaret Pattie Wood of Little Rock, with bridge party Eleven tables of players enjoyed the interesting games and 'the delicious refresh ments that were served at the close of the afternoon.
 Geo. Andrews of Helena, secretary of the Helena Stores Company, op- orators of Piggly-Wiggly stores m Helena and Marianna, and MISS Mary Matholomew, also of Helena, were married at the court house Tn Marianna at II o'clock Tuesday morning by Esq. A. s. Rodgers. The couple returned to Helena that af- ternoon and then left for Seattle Wash, to spend their honeymoon
 Prof. H. L. Lambert and wife, who have charge of the school at Moro, are in Nashville taking some special work in the Peabody school.
 H. R. Futrall who has been with Mart Hill on the Pharr place, has resigned his position and he and hls wife have gone to Hickory Valley, Tenn, where they will probably To- cate.
 Mrs. M. E. Garner, aged n years, died on Thursday night of last week at Risco, Mo, while on visit to relatives at that place. Her re- mains were brought to Marianna for interment last Sunday. Rev. c. L. Hammock of the Baptist church conducted the funeral serv- ices. Mrs. Gamers home was at Raggio,' this county. She was the mother of Mrs. c. F. Scott.
 NOTICE
 The Lee County Democratic Cen tral Committee is hereby called toI naaf at the court house in Marian