The Forrest City times., 1907-06-28
CORRESPONDENCE.
Colt Gleaniugs.

i oiNeS aeaI VI interest was manifested. number of young people came up. asking for prayer. The League was conducted just before preaching ser vices by Miss May Vincent. Next sunday night will be Missionary Night. Miss Arrena Hampton, fourth Vice-president, will conduct the ser vices.
 Little Annie Schoolcraft has been quite sick for few days, but is bet ter at present.
 MT. Hal Peeyey made a business trip to Wynne Saturday.
 MT Norman Brown was handsome visitor at the home of Wynne friends for a few days last week. The young man, who has recently returned from Hendrix College at Conway, Is making ills home with Rev. II. F.. May and family for the summer
 \. Block made flying trip to Wynne Thursday morning.
 Mrs. Will Gowen received the very sad news that her father. MT. ]. II. arborough, who is kindly remem- oered by number of friends here, where lie once made his home for two years, died at his home in Binghamp- ton suburb of Memphis, the latter part Of last week Mrs. Gowen has our heartfelt sympathy in her sad bereavement.
 Miss Pauline England visited the Misses Fletcher at their home on the Ridge Sunday.
 MT. Pitts, of Hydrick, has accepted a position with the Colt Mercantile Co. He seems to be very capable young man and will doubtless make good in his new position. He has already made quite number of friends here.
 Miss Stella May will leave Tuesday night for Wynne, where she goes to join party of friends who expect to spend week on the river fishing.
 MT. Claybe Fletcher was a handsome social at the home of one of our love Hest goung ladies Sunday.
 Mrs. J. J. Peeyey, Mrs. Laura Wolff, Misses Fannie Lee Peevey, Kate Deyeraux, Lizzie Peevey and others were pleasant Sunday visitors to our little town.
 We have just been wondering what the young people and older ones, too, expect to do on the Glorious Fourth Lets get up some kind of celebra- tion, Personally ye scribe expects to hitch old Dobbin to the cart and take his best girl somewhere. Where shall 1t be 7?
 Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hampton were Sunday visitors at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Alex Hampton, of New Castle.
 We understand that Misses Louise Simmons, of Harrisburg, and Allye Hill, of Caldwell, have been elected to teach the next term of school here. School will open the second Monday in July and run for nine consecutive months.
 Miss Claudia NinSon returned home Sunday accompanied by Mir and Mrs. John Rowland and sweet little baby, Nirgie Lee. Miss Claudia had been attending the Institute and visiting friends in Wynne for the past week. She will open a school at New Hope, three miles from Wynne, next Mon day. While yet young, Miss Claudia is one of the best teachers in this or Cross county and we feel sure that she will win large amount of sue cess in her new home.
 Misses Alice Evans and Clemmic David attended the Institute i'll Wynne last week. Miss Evans will this summer, while we understand that Miss Davis will teach at the Wilkins school.
 N. c. Williams and family visited Wynne friends Sunday
 Miss Ethel Waldren is a charming visitor at the home of her cousin, Miss Lizzie Williams this week.
 Mir and Mrs. Ed Wallin, of Wynne, and MT. and Mrs. Walter Waldrep were Sunday visitors at the home of their parents, MT and Mrs. Jarrett.
 MT. and Mrs Ed Horton are re- joicing over the arrival of a bouncing baby at their home.
 Mrs. H. k. May and children were Sunday visitors at the Weddineton home.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. Wellington wis | tied Georges parents, Mr. and Mrs.