The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-07-07
PERSONAL MENTION

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Miss Virginia Whitehead, Of
Brownsville, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
R. S. Calhoun, this week.
Read our advertisement on last
Rage. H. B, Shelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. 6. Ladd are spend
ing the weekend with relatives in
Martin.
A few more of those zoe sun hats
at The City Talk.
Miss Gladys Bruce, Of Browns
vile, is the guest of Miss Flora Smith
this week.
Economic in lard by using one
third less with Omega flour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hunt spent
the Fourth Of July with relatives in
Humboldt.
Read our advertisement on last
eage. H. B. Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gragg, of Rose
mark, spent Sunday with the
family Of their son, Mr., W. B. Gragg,
Read our advertisement on last
age, H. B. Shelton.
Messrs. j. T. Scott, Gracey Smith
and Bill Pleasant attended the Fourth
Of July picnic near Ripley Monday
The biggest thriller Of the season
will be shown at the Palace Theatre
Monday, July II.
Miss Kathryn Palmer, Of Memphis,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Anthony Shelton.
Come along and get those good
Lily ice cream cones for &c at The
City Talk.
Miss Etheline Lusky returned to
Nashville Tuesday evening, after be-
ing the guest Of Miss Beulah Bailey.
Large perculators or double boilers
in good aluminium at The City Talk
for $500.
Miss Lois Neal returned to her
home in South Covington Sunday,
after a visit in Dyersburg.
Used farm light plant for sale;
price right; cash or credit. J. M.
Polk.
Miss lucille Wall is spending the
current week with friends and rela-
tive in Memphis.
Monday night is the date for the
big feature, dead Men Tell No
Tales" at the Palace Theatre.
Miss Kathryn Maloney, of Memphis,
was the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Nc
Clanahan Sunday.
Some will say "just as good as
White Ring flour" but few equal and
none surpass it in quality.
Mrs. Jennie Fyfe Short, Of Sardis,
Miss, spent last weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Ellen Fyfe.
In the corner sat the grandmother,
saving: "No flour surpasses the
Celebrated Omega"
Little Miss Mildred Harsson, Of /
Memphis, is expected home Sunday
to spend the summer with her
Mrs. C. A. HARRISON.
Just what you need in tinware-
anything almost-from Sc up. The
City ak.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mullins re-
,urned Wednesday, after visiting rel
ltives at ROsemark and Bolton Col
ege.
Ice cold sodas and cokes for SC. If
you want to cool off, come to us. The
City Talk. :
Miss Hattie Cooke left Wednesday |
evening for Chicago, where she con-
emplates taking commercial
course during the summer.
PalmoIive or Ivory soap, 8 for 25c;
Noodchuck laundry 6 for 25c. The
City Talk.
Misses Frances and Ruth Cameron
to their home in Memphis
Monday evening, after a visit to Mrs.
}. E. Baxter,
Eighty years of labor bv the Ssies
las made Omega the super flour OF
oday.
Mr.. Walter Haynie, of. Memphis,
spent the Fourth of July with his
'ather, Mr.. Taylor Haynie, Of this
dead Men Tell No Tales" is the
feature that viii thrill the audience
If the Palace Theatre Monday night. |
Mr. Don H. Smith, of Yarbro, Ark,
md Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Smith, Of
3lytheville, Ark, spent last weekend |
With friends and relatives here.
New grocery store next to Roper's. |
Phone No. e. Cash. Ben Lowen-
laupt.
Little Miss Fleeta Fields returned !
70 her home in Henning Sunday, after
/ visit of several weeks to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. P. Flippin.
For the picnic; Paper napkins,
vaxed paper. cheap spoons, tin pie
alates, aluminium or tin cups, fans,
picnic hats aud baskets. The City
talk.