The courier-index., 1920-10-08
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Exclusive demonstration booths in our music depart mont Dapgett's *tf
 SWE EATERS SWEATERS! !! SWEATERS Hive have them for men and boys and the PRICES ARE RIGHT. Grove-Reed Com pany.
 We are selling lots of fine hlck- ory wood, any size and length: Bet ter get your order in now. Phone K Harry Pluumer. *tf
 If you once try the BEAR Brand Union Suits for the children, you will swear by them and not at them: Grove Reed Companv. *tf
 Mrs. H. B. Shumacker entertained five tables at bridge last Friday af- ternoon. This was the second of a series of parties that were delight ful in every detail Mrs. c. L. Apple was awarded the prize for high score and Mrs. l.. H. Vance of Nash vile cut the consolation. Delicious refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon.
 Schmidt & Herder, tailors, locat- ed in building recently vacated by express company. Cleaning, press ing, altering, repairing. Suits, trousers and overcoats made to or der. High-class workmanship. Phone 472. We call for and deliver all work. tf
 Mrs. H. l.. Lambert, president of the federated clubs of Lee county, has called a meeting at the Elks Home in Marianna on Saturday af- ternoon, October g, at one o'clock. All club members throughout the county and all interested in the work of the clubs are urged to be present. Miss Sara Fortenberry, district supervisor of the home dem .onstration clubs, will be present and will make talk.
 The only complete music de- ,partmnt in the city. Dag gett's. *tfI
 The new catalog of Springfield Business College will be mailed free. Every young person should read it. Write for it today. *9p
 Mrs. Robert Jarratt was a charm ing hostess this week on both Tues day and Thursday afternoons when she entertained with bridge. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. c. E. Dag gett made the highest score and Mrs. Eberle Stevenson cut the consola- tion, while on Thursday afternoon the prize for high score was award ed to Mrs. A. B. Stewart and Mrs. Scott Kirkpatrick cut the consola- ton. These parties were given in compliment to Mrs. James Swan of Tampa, Florida.
 Coal is high. It's cheaper to burn wood. I am selling fine hickory wood, any size and length. Phone K Harry Hammer. *tf |
 Miss Leland Williamson entertain ed the Poilyana Club and a few in vited guests with dinner Wednes, day evening, the happy occasion be- ing her twelfth birthday. The dec orations were golden rod and au tumn leaves. Those present were Misses Rebecca Smith, Madge Jar ratt, Mary Virginia Norment, Jessa- mine Daggett, Ethel Robertson, Lois Peterson, Elsie Marshall and Mar garet Daggett. After dinner num- Der of boys joined the merry party and dancing was enjoyed for sever al hours.
 Shoes are high and the people are looking for any saving they can make in the purchase of footwear. We are now offering all our low quarters, pumps and oxfords at one fourth off the regular price. Come in now and get yours. Grove-Reed Company *30
 The Woman's Self Culture Club had their first meeting for the year Thursday afternoon at the high school "Cleopatra" was the topic for the program. Mrs. W. J. Short en was leader and Mesdames J. W. Patton, Horace Bonner and F. N. Burke were assistant leaders. The president, Mrs. D. s. Clark, appoint ed the following on the executive committee: Mesdames k. c. Rob ertson, O. G. Norment, Lee Shaul, Houston Potts, w. w. Chisum. Mrs w, J. Shorten and Miss Alma Flu trail were chosen to represent the club at the coming federation which meets in Marianna Saturday, Oc- tober 9.
 The L'Anguille Chapter, D. A. R., met Wednesday afternoon with their newly elected regent. Mrs. Sam liar rington. Twenty members were present and the meeting was full of interest and enthusiasm for the years work. Mrs. J. T. Robertson, founder of the L'Anguille Chapter, read an interesting paper, "The Ob- ject of the National D. A. R." ''The Reservations of the Pensions
 of the Revolution" was discussed by