The courier-index., 1921-04-29

Mrs. Milton Nesbitt and Miss Win. | nifred Bellamy of Mammoth Springs, are guests of Mrs. K. c Gordon.
 Rev. W. K. Johnston left today for Little Rock to attend an ad. iourned session of the Arkansas Presbytery.
 Mrs. R. L. Boatner of Helena formerly Miss Laura Beauchamp is visiting Mrs. R. L. Tucker and other relatives.
 Mrs. R. K. Wild spent Thursday in Forrest City attending the dis trict missionary meeting of the i Methodist church.
 You can now buy Ford cars and trucks on the installment plan. See our special announcements else where in this issue of the Courier Index. St. Francis Motor Co. s30
 The D. c. Govan Chapter, U. D. C., will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Fred Sutton at the home of Mrs. o. c. Sutton.
 The Amicus Club will meet Tues day, May 3, with Mesdames c. T. and F. F. Thompson at the home of Mrs. Ike Pyron.
 Miss Mildred Fletcher of New York, who has been the popular guest of Mrs. Doddridge McCulloch, has returned to her home.
 Mrs. W. w. Campbell and children of Forrest City, are guests at the home of Mrs. CampbelPs parents Mir. and Mrs. W. B. Mann.
 L. L. Roberts of Haynes, cashie, of the bank in that city, is attend. ling the meeting of the Bankers Association in Little Rock this week
 Mrs. Lee Shaul entertained hel bridge club at Hotel Marianna or Monday afternoon of last week After the usual games, tempting re l treatments were served.
 Mrs. Russell Dupuy, Russell Du. puy and Jessamine Daggett return. ed Wednesday from Washington, D l C., where they attended the Con. ventional Congress, D. A. R.
 DRESSMAKING-- First class worl by experienced dressmaker. Copy any picture. No pattern required Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs, L J. Byrd at The Vogue. S30I
 Mrs. c. A. Hughes left Monday for Hot Springs. Her sister, Mis-! Annie Cahill of Senatobia, Miss. joined her at Forrest City. They expect to be away several weeks,
 Encouraging reports of the con dition of Mrs. c. E. Yancey, wht underwent an operation in Mem phis, have been received, much t. the delight of her many friends.
 Mrs. J. I. Morris left Wednes day for Little Rock to be presen at the state meeting of Socia Workers. She represents the Re, Cross and also the Civic League O Marianna.
 The Margaret Clark Chapter Children of the Confectionery, vii meet Tuesday afternoon, May with Dollie Newborn. The subjec for the program will be Joseph E Johnson"
 Children who have worms ar pale, sickly and peevish. A dos or two of Whites Cream Vermi fuge will clear them out and restor rosy cheeks and cheerful spirit: Price 35c. Sold by Harringto Brothers. *t Misses Emma and Texie Myer: of Memphis, were here the first O the week visiting their sister, MT: E. J. Beazley, Sr. Miss Texie It turned to Memphis Monday and Mis- Emma left yesterday.
 Mrs. A. B. Chambers who ha been with Mrs. Pearl James for tn past year, will leave Monday for months visit in Oklahoma ah Texas. In her absence, Mrs. Ora ham of Memphis will be with MT. James.
 T. L. Turner, formerly of thi city, now residing in Belzoni, Miss where he is editor and manager O the Belzoni Banner, spent Saturda and Sunday here visiting his sor Cayce Turner, and his brother, I R. Turner.
 On next Thursday afternoon tn half holiday season for all employe in the business institutions in Ma rianna will begin. The period vii extend from the first Thursda afternoon in May until the las Thursday afternoon in August. Send your clothes to tn Santex Cleaners. We clear anything. Service is our mot l in. *t