The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-06-02
PERSONAL MENTION
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The bride making her first DUR
chase Of flour asks for Omega.
Mrs. D. C. Moore Is visiting rela,
tives at Braden.
Some new narrow-knit ties at s1.OC
and SIPS. S. C. Montgomery.
Mrs. Laura Smith and Miss Marie
Combs, Of Brighton, visited the fam.
lily Of Mr. Warren Smith Sunday
Binder Irvine. M. Al. Walker &
Company.
Mrs. E. E. Hunt, Of Humboldt, il
visiting her son. Mr.. Edwin Hunt
this week.
1.-THE Bellies Of $50 recount Their
baking triumphs with Omega flour.
Mrs. J. B. MCGEE, Of Memphis, is
visiting Mrs. &. L. Haynie, of this
community.
See those narrow-lnit ties at 81 90
and $l.25. s, @. Montgomery.
Mr.. r. 7. Wilson. Of the Idaville
community, was a business visitor in
Covington Wednesday.
See our DeLaval cream separator
ed today. NJ A. Walker & Co.
Mrs. J. L. Grower, Of St. Louis.
Is the guest Of her brother, DR.. H.
M Prettyman
Tea glasses, 9Oc and SITS, nice
ones, too. The City Talk.
Mr. Frank Poole, Of the Mace
donia neighborhood, was in Covington
Saturday
Economic in lard by using one
third less with Omega flour,
Miss Maize Ports, after an ex-
tended visit to Mrs. ]. c. Cooper in
Memphis, returned home Monday.
In the corner Sat The grandmother,
saying; mo flour surpasses the
celebrated Omega"
Mrs Willie L. Smith and daugh-
ter, Miss Beulah. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. T. L. Smith in Memphis Sum
day.
All empty cement sacks must be
returned by June 2BN to get full al
lowance. Mayes-H Howard Lumber Co.
Mrs j. w. Campbell, Of Louisville,
KY, was the guest Of her brother,
Mr.. Troy Mccall, Of this city, this
week.
Some will say @iust as good as
White Ring flour but few equal and
none surpass it in quality.
Mr.. W. A. Jameson returned to
his home in 0bion Wednesday morn
ing, after a visit of several days to
relatives here.
just received shipment of black
and white checked caps. S. G. Mont
gomery.
Miss Mildred Boyd, of Brighton, is
attending summer classes at the West
Tennessee Normal School in Memphis,
having enrolled this week.
Gold fish food, 1Oc package; mems
wash ties, different stripes, and ex-
ira bargain at Zoe. The City Talk.
Mrs. Claude Peeler and children
returned to their home in Memphis
Tuesday, after visit to relatives in
the Garland community.
No better fed people than linton
cOuntians because so many of them
use White Ring flour
Mrs. j S. Blankenship, Of South
Covington, is visiting her two sons,
Messrs. 10. T. and B. e. Blanken-
ship, in Memphis.
See the new shipment of black and
white checked caps. s. G. Montgom-
cry.
Mr. w. A Ellison, of Atoka. and
Mr.. F. P. Spain, of the Salem COM
munity, were business visitors in
Covington Tuesday.
All empty cement sacks must be
returned by June IS to get full al
lowance. Mayes-H Howard Lumber Co.
Mr. Green Hill, son Of DIR. L.f
Hill, returned home last week from
Knoxville, where he has been a
student in the University Of Tonnes
see.
A belated shipment of ladies' one
strop pumps with pretty toes and
Baby French heels, standard makes,
Of soft black kid, a SO value, to close
out right now at $3.50. Call at our
office, Hotel Lindo, and get fitted.
Supply Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. "A. Hardwick and
daughter, Wilmer: Mr.. and Mrs. g.
r. Hardwick and daughter, Dorothy /
Elizabeth: Mr.. r. G. Hardwick. and
Mrs. M. A. Hardwick. all of Mem
phis, spent the weekend with the
iatter's son, Mr.. G. w. Hardwick.
Mr.. w. A. Hardwick is master me-
chanic for the American Fork & I
Hoe Co. of Memuhis, and Mr.. G. P. +
Hardwick Is chief engineer for the
Memphis Packing Corporation. They
mortored through the country.