The courier-index., 1921-01-21

w. B. Mann, E. B. Whitaker and I. M. Hewitt. The colored farmers present agreed to follow the pro gram outlined at the conference re- gently held in Memphis and to use their influence with their neigh bors to induce them to adopt a safe and sane farming program this year.
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 The four year old son of MT. and Mrs. John Maynard, residing at Dell, Mississippi county, died on Friday of last week. The body was brought to Marianna Sunday and in the afternoon funeral services were conducted by the Rev. w. c. House. Interment followed in Ce- dar Heights cemetery. Accompany ing the body were MT. and Mrs. Maynard and Mrs. Pearl Powers, sister of Mrs. Maynard, also of Dell. Mrs. w. F. Rhew of Blythe vile, and Mrs. Donagan of Steph- ems, were here for the funeral.
 On Tuesday afternoon the ladies of the missionary society of the Methodist Church held their month ly social meeting with Mrs. l.. M. Osborne, hostess and Mrs. O. c. Sutton, leader. The following pro- gram was rendered: Song, Mrs. Wallace Greenhaw; "How-Of Bible Study" Mrs. o. G. Norment; Music, Miss Edith Willis; Woman's Clubs, Par Excellence, Mrs. M. E. New bern; Through the Missionary So- ciety-W Where?" Mrs. Oliver Payne and Mrs. Wallace Greenhaw; Pray CT, Mrs. Oliver Payne. At the close of the program a social hour fol lowed during which refreshments were served.
 On Thursday evening of last week MT. Dudley Pette Harris en- tertained with a six o'clock din- ner, which proved to be one of the most delightful social affairs of the season. After dinner dancing and bridge were enjoyed Mir Harris guests for the evening were Misses Cecelia Mebane. Pearl Mann, Mar garet Dupuy, Bessie Goldstein, Ma omi Lewis, Lenore Bonner, Frances Govan, Bernice East, Jamie Brown and Messrs. J. w. Robertson. Robt. l.. Nixon, Clyde Andrews, A. E. Slusser, J. V. Stewart, Charlie Govan, Edward Futrall, Edward Robertson, Clark Rodgers, John Bellamy.
 The L'Anguille Chapter, D. A. R. met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Houston Potts. Plans for the approaching state conference which will be held here February 8 and I 4 were discussed. Mrs. Minor of l Washington City, the national re- gent, has been invited to attend 1 this meeting. The business meetings will be held at the Elks Home. | Thursday afternoon. February and l Friday morning and afternoon, Feb l ruary 4. The public is cordially in- | vlted to attend these meetings. On | Wednesday the local chapter, D. | A. R., will give a reception at the | home of MT. and Mrs. M. H. Ford | in compliment to the visitors. The guest list will include the members | of the patriotic organizations for women and their husbands, visitors and hostesses. There are twenty two D. A. R. chapters in the state and sixty guests are expected to attend this conference. The local chapter will have a called meeting at the Elks Home Tuesday after noon, February 1st.
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