The courier-index., 1921-06-03

Mrs. J. L. Altman left last night for St. Louis on a visit.
 Miss Wanda Heppe is spending a few days this week with her sister, Mrs W. T. Benthall in Forrest City.
 W. A. Johnston, Jr., of Ft. Worth, Texas, is spending the week here greeting friends and transacting business.
 R. T, Megibben, formerly of the Regent Theatre here, now operating a picture show in Newport, is spend ing the day in Marianna greeting friends.
 Miss Pearl Mann will entertain with a dinner this evening in com pliment to Miss Rebecca Burrage of Dallas, Texas, who is the guest of Miss Virginia Bush.
 Mrs. J. E. Eakin and little daugh- ter, Mary Ethel, of Pharr, Texas, arrived Wednesday and will make an extended visit to her father, W. L. Howard, of Rondo.
 Your dollar will do double duty at Lewis store and the Leader on Dollar Day. 4
 There will be special meeting of the home missionary society of the Methodist church at the home of Mrs. W. D. Howard on Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. E. L. Moss and Norman, left Thursday for their new home in Ft. Smith Mir. Moss has been with the Lesser Cotton Company for several years.
 MT. and Mrs. R. L. Blair have gone to Memphis to meet their daughter, Miss Virginia, who sire turning from Rollins, Va, where she has been attending school.
 DRESSMAKING - Gingham and Organdie dresses. $2.00 to $500; silks, $500 to $500; hats, to order, $1.50 to $500. Work guaranteed. Mrs. Hulme, phone 446. *3p
 Mrs. B. M. Govan and Miss Fran ces left last Friday for Mountain View in response to message an nouncing the serious illness of Mrs. Gevan's granddaughter, Emily Case. Miss Ercelle Mathews spent the latter part of last week in Helena. Sunday Andrew Claywell and Miss Winnie Davis Roane drove to Hele- na and accompanied Miss Mathews home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Fleece and Charles Clarkson of Memphis were | in Marianna Wednesday en route l to Eudora. Mrs. Fleece was form erly Miss Helen Clarkson of Mari anna.
 The bargain knife has been ap- piled to every article in our two big stores Come in on Dollar Day and see how deeply we have ,cDt the prices. Lewis store and the Lead or 4
 Mrs. w. F. Evans of Newport, is the guest of her daughter. Mrs Earl Mayo She expects to return Monday and will be accompanied home by Mrs. Mayo and Earl Evans Mayo
 AhIS. lA%iIIN Ai oCeili ASAo from visit in Little Rock While there she was the guest of honor al a beautifully appointed bridge lun cheon at the Country Culb giver by Mrs A. B. Ranks.
 Miss Louise Greenhaw entertain ed the ex-Freshman class at hel home Monday evening, May 23 They played games and fEolickec until twelve o'clock. The refresh ments consisted of cream and cake Mir. and Mrs. w. P. Harris have returned from Sewanee. Tenn. where they went to attend th' graduating exercises of the Sc vance Military Institute. Their son, Mayo Harris, was member of the graduating class.
 Dr. c. H. Williamson, pastor oi the First Presbyterian church II Memphis, is preaching an excellent series of sermons at the Presbyter ian church in Marianna. Dr. WI liamson is prime favorite heB' and his diseOurses always draw large crowds.
 The Methodists beat the Presby terians and the Baptis5s in the base ball games, but that isn't a patch I - hx