The Forrest City times., 1907-05-24
lnIt Times.

Misses Claudia and May NinsOu. Jessie Heepey, Myrtle Iliggs, Alma Rla0ck and Grace Waldrep. attended tHe commencement exercises of the Wynae High school, last Friday Tie young ladies report very enjoy abe time. and were much pleased WitH the daily work of the pupils which Wa~ on exhibition in the Vari- GUS departments Of the school
 Mr. Carrie Hamilton, accompaui- cd by her daughter. Miss Annie, and the three bright little Manning children, are visiting friends and relatives in Colt this week.
 Mr J. II. Wallace, of Renfro, Ala bama, stopped over in Colt sunday while on his way to Conway, where le will visit his sister, Mrs. c. W. Donaghey.
 Mrs. Ollie Miller and her sweet little daughter, Sadie, spent few days in Colt, the latter part of last week, visiting friends and relatives. She returned home Friday, accompa- nied by her aunt, Mrs. Zach Little field.
 Quite number of young people from off the Ridge were pleasant Sunday visitors at the homes of va riots Colt friends.
 \ number Of young people spent Sunday afternoon very pleasantly at the hospitable Hampton home, where they engaged in singing.
 We are glad to note that Mrs. C.. N. Mathis continues to improve. She h4 been very i'll for quite while, ans for time her life was despaired of. Her daughter Mrs. West, who lives near Mariana, has been attend ing her bedside for some time, but we understand that Mrs. West returned to her home Sunday.
 Mrs. Nm. Stone has returned from Mexico, Missouri. where She has been attending the bedside of her aged mother for a month. We understand that she left her mother ill d greatly improved condition.
 Mr. \. Block made flying trip to Wynne last Friday morning.
 Mrs Cora Gatten and beautiful little daughter Gladys. of Wynne, and Mrs. Joe Shumate and three children of Searcy, have been visiting relatives and old-time friends here during the past week. They went up to Wynne on the g o'clock train Fri day morning,
 Rev. H. E. May made q flying trip to Wynne last Friday
 NIT. Luther Peeyey and family, who live some distance out on the l.. r. D. from Colt. were Sunday visitors at the home of MT and Mrs. Hal Peevey.
 We are sorry to note the continued bad health of Aunt" Jennie Peevey, mother of Mr k. H. Peevey, of this place.
 The Ladies Aid and members of the Baptist Sunday School, wish to an- houHce that they will give an ice cream supper on the lawn of the Bap- List church Saturday evening, May D, from : until ll:45 o'clock. the proceeds To gotoWard the erection of a new par sonage for the Baptist church. We hope to receive very liberal patron age from all the Colt people and as many from the surrounding country as can come. This is only the first of series of ice cream Suppers and other church entertainments which we eX- pect to give until we raise by this means and others, sufficient funds to build the parsonage.
 Dr. k. D. England was elected school director to succeed Mir C. F.. NinSon, who has served his cOnstit- uents most faithfully and conScien- ti0usly for quite long term.
 The League will meet at 3 o'clock in the afternoon next Sunday instead of at the usual hour. This is done in order that we may have more time to discuss the lesson than we have in the evening, before preaching. The sub- ject of next Sunday nights lesson is: Africa in the South Miss Claudia Ninson will conduct the services.
 Boys do not forget to come to the ice cream supper Saturday night. Also bring your best girl and big pocket full of dimes. SISSY GIRL.