The courier-index., 1921-05-27

children have gone to Yazoo City, Miss. to spend week or tenNiays. MT. Friedman's place of business will be closed during his absence from the city.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian church will have an apron sale, June 3, beginning at o'clock, old postoffice building. s28
 Miss Bernice East entertained her card club Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert McClin- tock. Mrs. R. H. Lindsey received the high score prize. and Miss Mary Frances Cannon cut the consolation.
 Mir and Mrs. H. B. Shumacker and children will leave Sunday in their car for san. overland trip to Vicks- burg, Miss. MT. Shumacker will re- turn within few days but his fam fly will remain in Vicksburg for two or three weeks on a visit.
 Hemstitching, picoting, accordion pleating any skirt length, covered buttons, including acorn style. Mrs. Curtis Hubbell, phone 219, Mari anna, Ark. *tf
 The Young Ladies' Club met Mon day afternoon with Mrs. ". T. Ellis and Mrs. Elza Clifford at the form CTS home. After the usual business and study hour the members enjoyed Ia pleasant social hour at the close of which refreshments were served
 Mrs. H. F. Roleson was in Jones boro last week to hear her friend, Crawford Noble, in the recital that he gave there. Mir Noble will be in Marianna on Friday, June 3. and will give a recital at the nigh school under the auspices of the Civic League.
 Camp Unaka for girls, in Cum berland Mountains at Monteagle, Tenn. Athletics, swimming, wood- craft, arts and crafts, dramatics. Illustrated booklet. Camp Unaka, Monteagle, Tenn. &28
 Miss Lucille Taylor entertained with six o'clock dinner at her suburban home last Friday evening. Her guests were Misses Rose Cheairs, Frances Rodgers, Willie lively, Louise Barnes, Pearl Mann, Macon Derrick, and Nena and Frances Govan.
 Saturday night Miss Edna Mara ble entertained the graduating class with a moonlight hay ride and SUD- per at Lone Pine. Miss Mamie Johnston and Miss Eugenia Marable were chaperones. In addition to the class the guest list included Messrs. Randall Flippen and w. V. Move.
 For every purpose for which a liniment is usually applied the mod ern remedy, Liquid Borozone. will do the work more quickly, more thoroughly and more pleasantly Price BOG, 6Oc, and $1.20. Sold by Harrington Bros. %tf
 In the annual school election held here last Saturday Hugh Nixon and w. P. Harris were reelected to sue ceed themselves. A tax of twelve mills was levied. w. B. Mann was1 elected member of the County Board of Education to succeed H. M. Jackson who declined to run again.
 The Peoples Electric Company is distributing little folder explain ing the various uses to which cleo tricity is now put and also how their patrons may read their meters and check up their accounts. The management calls attention to the fact that these folders may be ob- tained at the office of the company.
 Noble recital at High School Au- ditorium, Friday evening, June 3, provement League. Admission for adults $1.00 and for children 75 cents. MT. Noble is one of the most celebrated tenor singers in the United States and is an Arkansas boy Be sure to hear him. *2S |
 Mir. and Mrs. w. R. Schisler left Wednesday for Searcy ard Jones' boro where they will visit before leaving the first of July for South ern Brazil where MT. Schisler will | teach in one. of the Methodist Mis- | sion schools. MT. and Mrs. Schisler have made many friends in Mari anna who wish them great success in their new far-away home.
 Tuesday afternoon the Young La dies Club gave Mrs. w. R. Schisler i a farewell miscellaneous shower at l the home of Mrs. J. w. Patton. This pleasant affair had been arranged as surprise for the honoree. Sew eral contests added to the pleasure of the afternoon as did also the vocal solos given by Miss Mary Nell Latta, with Mrs. Tom Foster ac- companist.
 Camp Unaka for girls, in Cum berland Mountains at Monteagle, Tenn. Athletics, swimming, wood craft, arts and crafts, dramatics. Illustrated booklet. Camp Unaka, Tenn. FPS
 Mrs Cora Rowen formerly a