The Springdale news., 1913-04-11
SOUTH SPKINGDALE

finest peach orchard in the country.
 Miss Lulu Raedels made our folks nice little call Saturday evening.
 John Baxter planted potatoes in the moon last week. We planted in the ground.
 The pollywogs can eroak O nights now and kick the "kiver'' off, too, with their own pleasure.
 J. B Randall came in home last week from an all winters visit with kinsfolk in Iowa The major is looking hale and hearty
 It looks good to see the peach orchards loaded with blooms once more Land sakes at the peach eobblers we will have.
 Mr. and Mrs Carter of Oklaho- ma are visitors at the home of Mrs. Anna Poor in South Springdale. The two ladies are sisters
 Never did the girls look sweet CT than now with their new spring hats. Better never change the style from what it is now girls. You never can improve on it so just let 1t alone.
 Mrs. Hickman of Lomoe, Colo, spent last week with her daughter, Mrs Will Poor. Mrs. Hickman left later for Mountain Home, Ark where she and her husband intend to locate and make their home.
 Jake and Mrs Beely, Clarence and his sister Ellen all took dinner with Don't Worry's folks Sunday. After dinner Jake made a call on E. NJ. Bratton, while the ladies call ed on Mrs. Sager, also on Grandma Goodpaster and Mrs Anna Plum mer
 A letter from Aunt Katie and Uncle QuinCe Brown few days since informs us that they both are we'll and have fine prospect for peach crop. That they are feast ing on turnip greens and have the  fourth Of July set to come up here for visit with their old Spring dale friends They will find the latch string hanging out on many door
 Mrs sager has in her sitting room an ornamental tomato vine which she has kept growing all winter ill it is now about four feet high and full of =blooms..Also full of green and riHe fruit. The tomatoes when ripe are blood red and the size of large ripe cherry With fts blooms, green and ripe fruit, is quite ornamental aad is very pretty to look at.
 Hello, "Ory Dree' your letter in last weeks News was both eHter- taining and interesting Why don't you come often. l am sure your old friends would ba pleased to have you lift the Hatch string and come in and make yourself at home most any old time Ne haven't for gotten eOry Dree", not by long jump Glad to hear you have such d nice position and are doing so we'll Don't Worry sends best wishes to yourself and love to wife and babies That's right, aint 1t?
 Last Saturday Mrs Potter, living in the country two miles southwest of town. gave her Sunday School class an all day entertainment at her home It being pleasant spring Hke-day the girls for they were all girls) enjoyed the outing greatly Following are the names of the young ladies: Madaline Mis- ehler. Olive Kern, Eva Earl, Jose phine Berry, Lucille Stokes and Nel- lie Murphy These little outings to the country are always great treat to young folks living in town
 "Starbeam Don't Worry feels greatly hope up" since reading N Hat 9u udQ u say abohl tiilAi 4A last weeks News We take eour- age and press on for the mark of the high calling in Christ Jesus, hop ing to grow more worthy of such expressions of praise as the cores pondents and readers Of The News every now and then treat us to. We don't feel that We are worthy of so much but it onl, makes us strive the harder to make our let ters to The News brighter and more interesting to its many readers, and now We want to say to the cores pondents and also V the readers of The News, We thJ Jk you for any little words of kip dness in our be- half They do n9 make us egotis- tical, not in the jleast, but humbles us and fills our heart with grati- tude. With love to all
 Don't Worry.