The courier-index., 1921-07-01

Dr. A. o. Boals of Somerville. Tenn, who had been yisitinr rela, tlves in Rondo, left Monday for his home.
 The Arkansas Building & Loan Association is the oldest and strong est m the state. Series now open. h. l.. Hope. *tf Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Karicofe left this week for Bonneville where Mrs. haricofe will -ecuperate for few months.
 John HollenDack who has been working for the Missouri Pacific railroad in the offices at Paragould, is at home.
 ] Miss Cornelia Eldredge of Forrest City and Miss Wilhelmina Holwell of Little Rock are guests of Miss Myrtle Bray.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. D. Turner. re- siding near Marianna, are the proud parents of fine baby boy born Wednesday night.
 Ladies Attention-For hemstitch- | lR. Call Mrs. F. N. Greenhaw, phone 371. *tf
 Mrs. Fannie Boren of Okalona, has moved to Marianna and will make her home with her daughter, Mrs. Neil Brainerd.
 Jim Wright Robertson has gone to points in Florida on business. It is understood he will visit Cuba before returning home.
 Mrs. Byrd Tatum and daughter, | Miss ROslyn, will arrive from Wynne Sunday to spend several days visit ing the family of M. Lewis. Just received some beautiful sheer ginghams, color guaranteed. Grove Reed Company. T
 Misses Mary and Martha Tarver who have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. J. E. Allen, returned Sunday to their home in Memphis.
 Hugh Nixon has gone to New York to visit his daughter and in- cidentally to take in the big prize fight at Jersey City tomorrow.
 Mrs. Rosalie McCleland and Mrs. Ida Sample of Memphis, are here this week the guests of Dr. and Mrs. c. W. Taylor at their country home.
 Mrs. J. E. Eakin and little daugh- ter, Mary Ethel, of Pharr, Texas, left Monday for their home, after pleasant visit to her father, W. L. Howard.
 Why not make the boys rompers out of a tough eloth-something that will hold him? Only 18c a yard. Grove-Reed Go. T
 Miss Lillian Freeman will leave Tuesday for San Diego, Calf, to visit Mrs. Roy Job. Miss Freeman will be absent from the city about four months.
 Mrs. H. P. Riley, who has been in the city visiting relatives, has gone to points in Oklahoma and Texas, before returning to her home in St. Louis.
 Hemstitching, picoting, accordion pleating any skirt length, covered buttons, including acorn style. Mrs. Curtis Hubbell, phone 219, Mari anna, Ark. *tf
 Mrs. CD. Exum of Tupelo, Miss, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. L. Derrick. MT. Exum spent Satur- day and Sunday here, returning to TupelO Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Hughes and baby, and Miss Mary Blount and James Maynard left Wednesday for a motor trip to Hernando and Sem atobia, Mississippi.
 Misses Flora and Emma Sue Myers and Miss Mary. Toney have returned to their homes in Pine Bluff, after a visit at the home of Mrs. E. J. Beazlcy.
 Mrs. F. N. Burke entertained the Chafing Club Thursday after noon. The guests of honor were Mrs. Sample and Mrs. McCleland of Memphis, who are visiting Mrs. c. W. Taylor.
 The Amicus Club and several in- vited guests enjoyed meeting of the club Tuesday afternoon, the guests of MesdaInes Jesse Willis and John Westbrook. The meeting was held on the lawn.
 H. NJ. Jackson and son, Herbert, i will leave tomorrow for Little Rock | to spend several days and incident ally to take in the double-header baseball games Monday between Lit tie Rock and Memphis.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Hobbs spent l last week at the club house at Cody. Their guests for the week were Misses Lenore Bonner, Naomi Lewis, Margaret Neal, and Messrs. Andrew and Paul Nixon, Charlie Govan and Joe Hobbs.
 Mayor c. J. Gregory has appoint ed Max D. Miller, Jack Foreman, c. E. Yancey, o. c. Norment and 4. F. Galloway as delegates to the third annual Southern Forestry Con gress that meets in Atlanta, Ga, July 20-21.