The courier-index., November 30, 1917, Image 7

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MAX D* MILLER, lt*r«9?de»t HUGH MIXON, Cashier
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Marianna
| Capital Stock $69,000.00
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Free Spending is Objectionable
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1 o tfetUiy] jpalrwtiae ;p«*tple. The iuaofsnrtance conserving
< oiier^nnesources jinuAtnnow. be uppermost in the mind of
h every doyal ettaaen. Stipend only’ for what is needed.
Flare 'tt»e balance in Abe bank'where it is instuntlv ready
• i on tdbniartdamfi whtHe-, valuable, nrodit relations may be fj
i > estaliliAfeed; in awilticipiaition of fulmar meeds. |
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MAX P. MIUAR V
BL U GRIFF18 ;
P^jE.: TURNER
DIRECTORS
iAC*m SfflAftfL
.1 J.i JL FELTON
B.& 3tmQ&
F. N. BURKE
O. L. WILLIAMSON
HUGH MIXON
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Xurney -Whikenton and ,*v-dfe spent
ThaDk.sgiTiRg.4t Helen*.
c.Guy AppM* .ipent yesterday in Mem
phis.
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Chas. Got*® -®»>ent W«dnewlay in
Wynne.
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S#e J. W. F^eRter-for concrete work
of ajl kinds. 31
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Mr and Mrs. W D. Newber® +pent
Thursday in Briakley.
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Seerthe Courier-Iodex for engraving
of all kinds. tf
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Miss Pauline Newbern of Conway
is in tW- city, the guest of relatives.
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Mrs. V/. S. Atkins iis spending 4he
latter ptfit of this week in Memphis.
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
;®>ke the (lowest pries.
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Chancery Court has adjourned to
meet again .on December 22.
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Mr. and 'Mrs. John Mann arrived
Sunday morning from their wedding
•trip.
iCol. and Mas. E. R. Reedy of Hel
ena were visitors in Marianna Sun
day night.
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Mies Ruth Freeman is spending the
the week-end with friends 1® Mem
phis.
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
has * full aaaortisst of ballttf ■»
ferial.
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Mrs. Bolivar Conner of Augusta Is
here on * visit with her aunt, Mms.
P. R. Turner.
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Mrs. Doddridge MeCulloch enter
tained moot happily on Tuesday
with a knitting party, complimentary
to bet cousin, Miss Pau$ne Newbern,
of Conway.
It books
Christmas Books J<j
Books for the Tots !
Books for the Boys \
Books for the Girls
Books for the Young Lady ?
Books for the Young Man |
Books for the Married Women
Books for the Married Men
Books for the Aged
Come let us show you while we •
have space to make the display,
so you can tell what we have.
We have to condense them next
week when we open Xmas Goods
P. R. Turner
Drug :: Co.
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If yosn want uto buy a good horse
- see us at onue. Marianna ice &
>Storage C». Doc.8
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1 Miss Martha 'McKee has gone to
'Wvynne to spend several days Witts
Jftiends.
.awe
'if you want to buy a good horse
eoe us at once. Marianna Ice &
fiWrage Co. Dec.*
ioe Hobbs, a former resident of
this city but now of £5t. Louis, spent
Sninjay here at the home of his
brwitoer, T. E. Hobbs.
Carl SBullman of Memphis is here
on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Vernon.
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J. W. Patton, of the Marianna Cot
ton Oil Mill, spent the past few
days in Memphis.
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If you **nt to buy a good horse
see us at (once. Marianna Ice &
Storage Co. Dec.8
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Mrs. E. D. tttegland returned Mon
day from Memphis where she has
been visiting relatives for several
months.
Thoughts of Christmas
and gift giving problems are now the or
der of the day. A box of stationery beau
tifully engraved makes an ideal gift. Our
line of engraved goods offers an unlimited
range of designs and colors, backed up
,by the well known quality of our product*
The Courier-Index - ---
Printers QUALITY Engravers “
Mr* O. L. Williamson will enter
tain the Chafing Dish club this af
ternoon.
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Mrs. Ml Smith has gone to Ash
land, Mo., on a Visit with friends and
relatives.
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Why not put a Red Cross Christ
mas seal on every letter and package
you send out between now and De
cember 25?
Take a peep at the big diaplay of
Xmas books now on display at Tur
ner's. tf
Mrs. ft. D. Smith delightfully en
tertained her bridge club on Wed
nesday afternoon.
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No job too big for us to handle
efficiently and quickly. J. W. Field
er, concrete contractor. 31
Misses Dorothy Mulkey and Mary
Maynard spent Sunday visiting in
Crawfordsville.
Want a nice building lot cheap?
Take a look at Fairview Addition.
See Mrs. W. S. Atkins. 31
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Miss Margaret Deaderick of Hot
Springs in the guest of Mrs. R. E.
Wild.
Buy your lumber from Kershaw
Lumber Co. They sell the best as
well as the cheapest. tf
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C. W. Beal, a prominent insurance
man from Little Rock, has been in
the city this week.
W. F. Kershaw Lumber Company
can furnish you anything in the build
ing line at a low figure. tf
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M. E. Newbern spent Wednesday
in Helena attending the annual
Methodist conference.
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Bob Gist and Miss Lillian Freeman
will go to Forrest City this evening
to attend the Thanksgiving ball to
night.
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Leake & Wells, general transfer,
wood and coal. We move anything
loose at both ends. Phones 13 and
166. tf
C. E. Yancey and family are spend
ing the week end in Memphis vis
iting friends and relatives.
Leake & Wells, generkl transfer,
wood and coal. We move anything
loose at both ends. Phones 13 and
166. tf
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Mrs. ( has. McKee will entertain
, tomorrow afternoon complimentary to
Mrs. Thos. E. Wood of Little Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Norton and
baby of Forrest City spent yester
day here, the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
I W. S. McClintock.
Let us supply your lumber needs.
■ we furnish everything from A to Z
in the building line. VV. F. Kershaw
Lumber Co. tl
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Sergeant Eugene Hampton of Motor
Truck Co. No. 9. Camp Beauregard,
' will arrive in Marianna Sunday to
j spend several days with home folks.
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The prettiest building lots In Mari
anna in Fairview Addition. For sale
cheap and on reasonable terms. See
Mrs W. S. Atkins. 31
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Miss Detha Sue Vail, who is at
tending Galloway College at Searcy,
spent Thanksgiving here with her
parents.
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As usual our stock of holiday
goods, Christmas cards, etc., will be
complete and satisfy the most fas
tideous. Turner's. tf
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Look at the work we have done
<elsewhere in Marianna, then let us
figure on your concrete work. J. W.
Fielder, clntractor. 31
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Miss Evelyn Arrington, accompan
ied by Miss Imogene Dupuy. went to
Shenod. Miss., to spend Thanksgiving
with friends and relatives.
By buying early we are still able
to fill orders for Grafonolas; $18 and
up. A full line of records. Come
and hear. Turner’s. tf
The school is under obligations to
the ladies of the D. A. R. for the
gift of a very nice Grafonola, which
will he enjoyed by all the students.
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Miss Vivian Wild, who Is a student
at Galloway College at Searcy, is
here spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wild.
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The P. R. Turner Drug Company
now have the agency for the famous
Edison Talking Machine. Call and
hear the finest Instrument of this
kind ever made. tf
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Dr. Edward Thompson, who spent
last Saturday and Sunday here with
his mother. Mrs. W. S. Atkins, re
turned Sunday to Camp McPherson,
at Atlanta.
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Mrs. C. R. Ragland has returned
from Memphis where she spent the
past four months. She will spend
the winter here with Col. and Mrs.
J. E. Wood.
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Registered men who are progres
sive should enter the army as train
ed men. The signal corps wants
thousands. To take care of those in
the next call, the Springfield Busi
ness College Telegraph School is
giving personal Instruction In the In
ternational Morse Code. Just as
soon as a registered man can send
20 words a minute he will be certi
fied to the Signal Corps officials.
Go Immediately and get ready for a
good place, for you will be called
soon. *31p
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Mr. and Mrs T. K Wood, Tom
Wood, Jr., and Clark Wood arrived
I Wednesday night and will spend a
, few days with relatives, returning
I to Little Kook Sunday afternoon.
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Karl Liddell, well known railroad
man, is in the railroad hospital In
Little Rock suffering with an attack
! of appendicitis. His mother. Mrs. V.
\ R. Liddell, is with him.
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Oliver McClintock. who is attend
ing Arkansas College at Batesville,
is spending the Thanksgiving season
here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
; W. S. McClintock.
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! Mrs J. R. Felton and daughter,
| Miss Ruth, went to Alexandria, La.,
to spend Thanksgiving with Dan
Felton, who is a member of Motor
I Truck Co. No. 9 at Camp Beauregard.
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| Our sister city. Marvell, last year
| had the best per cuplta of Christmas
Red Cross Seals of any town of 600
people in the United States.
B. C. Pouncy of Memphis, well
! known paving contractor, spent Wed
nesday in the city. He owns a fine
' farm near Hughes and went out
Wednesday afternoon to superintend
some improvements on the place
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The Courier-Index is in receipt of
a very Interesting letter from Ser
geant Kugene Hamtpon of Motor
Truck Co. No. 9, Camp Beauregard,
l*a., which will be published next
week.
Olin McAlexander, who has been
here on a furlough from his duties
as a student in the aviation branch
of the naval service at Pensacola.
Florida, left this afternoon for Pen
sacola to resume his work.
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Misses Leslie Freeman and Vir
ginia King, and Messrs. Bob Foreman
Wooten Freeman and Bettis Lloyd,
and Lieutenants Ewing McClintock
and Phillip Hassell will motor to
Forrest City this afternoon to attend
the Thanksgiving hall at the Elks
Club In that city fonlght,
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Chas. D. Turner, a prominent at
torney of Dallas, Texas, accompan
ied by his bride, arrived in the city
this morning to spend several day#
here the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P.
R. Turner. The couple has been on
a wedding trip to points in Florida
and Tennessee. T. L. Turner, of
Belzoni, Miss., Is expected to reach
Marianna tomorrow to spend several
days with his brothers.
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The Marianna high schools girls
basket ball team went to Earle Fri
| (lav, where they defeated the Earle
j team that arternoon. and Saturday
afternoon won a victory from the
i Parkin team.
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Hen Rivt left Wednesday after
noon for his home in Spring Hill,
Tenn. He will return about the first
of the month and will bring with
him his mother and sister, who will
! make their home here, They have
rented the Gill residence on Main
i street.
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The Saturday Afternoon Bridge
Club has voted to dispense with re
freshments at the weekly meetings.
| In lieu of the refreshments each
member is required to pay twenty
five cents and the winner of the
I fond thus created will give the
; amount to the Ked Cross.
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Wooten Freeman spent several
days this week in Little Rock at
Camp Pike At the latter place he
conferred with his brother. Ben
nett Freeman, over matters of busi
ness. Mr. Freeman is in the quarter
master’s department but expects to
get a transfer to the third officers*
training camp that will be started
soon at Camp Pike.
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I.. W. Vernon, wife and baby hava
returned from a visit to Pine Bluff
and Little Rock. At Pine Bluff they
attended the wedding of Mr. Vernon!*
sister. Miss Minton Vernon, to Mr.
Geo. O’Daniels, at the Hotel Pines.
Mr. O’Daniels Is temporarily station
ed at Pine Bluff as recruiting officer
of the army.
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Miss Hazel Buerger entertained a
number of the young people of the
city with a card party Wednesday
evening at her home. Holiday deco
rations of holly and pot plants mado
a beautiful setting for the evening's
entertainment. Games of Five Hun
dred and Old Maid engrossed the at
tention of the guests until a lata
hour. Delicious refreshments and
fruit were served.
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In our country, medical examina
tion has disclosed thousands of un
suspected cases of tuberculosis
among the registered men. It Is Im
portant that the Tuberculosis Asso
ciations in every state teach tha
newly recruited soldiers how to
avoid tuberculosis and secure treats
ment or relief for those who havd
broken down and for their families.
Red Cross Christmas Seals supply
funds for this work.
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