The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-03-03
PERSONAL MENTION
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Mr.. r. w. VIM, of Memphis, was
visitor here Monday.
Get the freshest and sweetest
fruit in town at The City Talk.
Miss Helen White visited friends
n Brighton Friday night.
The grandparents Of Upton county
know well the merits Of Omega flour
Mr.. Nat Upton went to Nashville
Friday night
Those big 8-inch flower pots fol
35c at The City Talk.
Mraand Mrs. Richard H. Paine. Of
Memphis, were the guest of Mrs
Edwin Paine Sunday.
Slim Flinders says he'll fatten on
White Ring flour.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Poindexter
and Miss Alma Shelton visited rela-
tives at Halls Sunday.
Perfect biscuits and cakes made
from Tube Rose flour
DR.. Harold Mcdaniel, Of Memphis
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Mcdaniel
"sol'so got 'em a-goin'. Read his
specials.
Mr.. Leonard Greer, Of Memphis
visited the family Of his brother
Mr.. w. E. Greer, Sunday.
The cook is never disappointed
when using Tube Rose flour
Miss Ruth Kinney spent the-week-
end with relatives in the Atoka vi
cinity, returning Sunday.
Buy Ford On the monthly INSTALL
ment plan. Let us explain the de-
tails. Shelton's Garage.
Mrs. Charles B. Simonton visited
relatives and friends in Memphis
several days this week.
Come in and look at our china
ware; just what you've been look
ing for The CITY Talk.
Miss May Reed, Of Memphis, re-
turned Monday, after visit to the
family Of Mr.. w. R. Boyd
Buy Ford on the monthly install
ment plan. Let US explain the de-
tails. Shelton's Garage.
Mrs. w. C. Boyd returned from
Henning Monday, after visit to
friends there.
Mr.. ]. 4. Gragg, Of Rosemark
visited the family of his son, Mr.
w. B. Gragg, Sunday.
That good candy chocolate fudge
with cherries, 80c per pound. The
City Talk.
Mrs. Pardlow, Of Plantersville,
Miss, arrived Friday morning to
visit her sister, Mrs. j. W. Mabry
Rev. w. r. Pickett returned Fri
day morning from visit to friends
at Henning.
Mr.. Cad About says he finds
White Ring flour in every home he
visits.
Mrs. M. ]. Walker went to Atoka
Friday morning to visit relatives for
several days.
Mr.. John Walker, Of Memphis,
visited his sister, Mrs 0. E. MFR
tin, Sunday.
AT some time every man and wo-
man in Upton county has eaten
bread made from Omega flour.
Mr.. N. H. Mitchell and daughter,
Miss Edna Mitchell, went to Dyers-
burg Saturday morning.
Mss Mao May Webb and brother,
Willie, went to Rialto Saturday to
visit the family Of Mr.. ]. B. Leslie.
Big guessing contest for next
week. Watch the ads for The City
Talks space.
Mrs. Will Easley went to Atoka
Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs.
T. w, Millington.
Mr.. Peter Fyfe left Sunday night
for Chicago and st. Louis to be abb
sent several days.
Mrs. Polly Ticks always votes for
the candidate who uses White Ring
flour.
Mrs Annie Etheridge, Of Curve,
returned to her home Saturday
morning, after visit with the FAM
lily Of her father, Mr.. Bob Poole.
Misses Eloise Smith and Imogene
Darby went to Brighton Saturday
to visit the latter's grandmother,
Mrs. 7. ]. Gray, for several DAYS.
Watch our contest ad" next week:
going to give something away. The
CITY Talk.
Mrs. E. H. McFadden and little
daughter, Dorothy, left Saturday for
Memphis, where they were the
guests Of relatives for several days.
Miss Gertrude Guttman and her
brother, Jakeu spent the weekend
with friends in Memphis, returning
Sunday night.
Eighty years the standard flour
for cakes and biscuits-Omega Try
it again.
Mrs. E. |. Daniel, of Curve, ar
rived Saturday morning to visit the
family Of her father, Mr.. w. s.
rmstrong, of this vicinity.
Messrs. w. S. Knight and Clyde
Hughey, Of Memphis. contractors on
the Jeff Davis highway, we're in the
city Friday.
Miss Ida Armstrong, Of the Tip
ton vicinity, after visit Of several
days as the guest Of Mrs. I. H. Tay-
lOr, returned to her home Friday
morning.