The courier-index., 1921-05-06

MT. and Mrs. M. F. Newborn will ieaVe next week for Cincinnati where they will attend the Whole sale Grocers' Convention.
 Miss Gladys Simmons, who is in the Bonneville Sanitorium, is im- proving. This news is gratifying to her many friends in Marianna. The offical board of the Meth odlst church and their wives will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. H. B. Derrick Friday evening, May 13.
 Miss Frances Govan entertained her Tuesday bridge club this week. At the close of the afternoon tempting refreshments were served.
 Rev. and Mrs. w. F. Evans of Newport, accompanied their daugh- ter, Mrs. Earl Mayo, home last We'd nesday and made a short visit in Marianna.
 Bread prices reduced. Regular l3c loaves now 10c. Hot rolls re- duced from 15 cents dozen to 10 cents. Sweet rolls, former price 2O cents a dozen, now 15 cents I All cookies reduced cents a dozen. Flour sacks for sale, three for 25 cents. knopf's Bakery. @7l
 MT. and Mrs. J. L. Isaacs an- nouncement the engagement of their l sister, Miss Hannah Hirsch, to Mir. ! Earl Lesser, son of Mir and Mrs. Morris Lesser of Memphis.
 For every purpose for which a l hniment is usually applied the mod ern remedy, Liquid Borozone. will do the work more quickly, more thoroughly and more pleasantly. Price BOG, 60c, and S1.20. Sold by Harrington Bros. @tf
 c. E. Yancey returned Tuesday from Memphis where he accom- panied his wife who underwent an operation at the Lucy -Brinkley hos pital. Mrs. Yancey is still improv- ing.
 On account of cold weather and l the limited demand for ice, our | wagons will make the residence dis 1 trict only three times a week--on | Mondays, Wednesday and Saturdays. | Please hang out your cards on those | days. Marianna Ice & Storage Go. |
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 Among those who attended the | District Conference in West Helena | this week were Rev. and Mrs. w. c. House, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Pat ton, Mrs. Oliver Payne, Mrs. w. R. Schisler and Miss Frances Der rick.
 Hon. Roy D. Campbell, of Au- gusta, delivered a very interesting address at the Presbyterian church on last Sunday morning, his sub ject being ''The Secret of Winning Out in Life"
 Camp Unaka for girls, in Cum berland Mountains at Monteagle, Tenn. Athletics, swimming, wood craft, arts and crafts, dramatics. Illustrated booklet Camp Unaka, Alonteagle. Tenn. @28 With Mary Ricketts Jackson host ess, the Jennie Wren Club had an enjoyable meeting Saturday after noon. Games and contest, 'GfanulnOInef hlIcneH, were eH-t joyed. The next meeting will be with Jane Turner, May 14.
 M. L. Dawson. formerly of this city, now residing in New Orleans, was here Tuesday greeting friends. Mir. Dawson had been in Haynes to see his mother, Mrs. H. E. Cox who was in that place on visit from N. c.
 Bread prices reduced. Regular Sc loaves now 10c. Hot rolls re- iuced from 15 cents a dozen to 10 cents. Sweet rolls, former price 20 cents a dozen, now 15 cents. All cookies reduced cents dozen. Flour sacks for sale, three for 25 cents Knopf's Bakery. "7
 The children of the Margaret Clark chapter of the U. D. C., met with Dollie Newborn Thursday, May }, with nine present. At the end If the program lovely refreshments were served. The next meeting will ,e with Ethel Robertson. The sub- ect will be David o. Dodd.
 The topics for study at the Self Culture Club Thursday afternoon we're Harriet Beecher Stowe, Ella