The Mena weekly star., 1917-06-28
correspondence
mArrIELp NEws Norrs.

Miss Ethel Rouse visited in Nena on Saturday and sunday.
 Mrs Ed Mershon attended the cbau- tauoua in Alena last week
 Mrs Wln Golaen of Horatin is visit Ing with feiatives here this week
 For Safe--A 39al Miiis cow with young calf S7s. Joe Lewis Adv %
 Mrs bona Jenkins Of Gurdon s Kis- ftine with her sister Mrs Magaie Glb- son.
 Miss ola Litfiepase is visiting her sister Mrs Tut Harris, In Potter this week.
 Mr. and Mrs John Kirseh Of Meua are visislns with Mrs Kirsch's parents this ~eek.
 About fifteen from Hatfield attended the Masonic St Joh9's Day exercises at Mena sunday
 Miss Paulyne podd took her sunday School class on an outing 10 Mountain Fork last Thursday
 Wesley Williams and family of Her. mitage arc visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Buck Williams.
 Protracted meeting begins Saturday night at Rocky, by Rev. w B. Arnold assisted by Rev Buck Williams
 The election of representative Co the Constitutional Convention passed of quietly with 6 very light vcte.
 There is quite a demand for farm
  are issspressine the girls from town
 Ladies of the Nj. E. Church served cake and cream at Terrys restaurant Monday evening Net results, s20 .00
 County Agents Miss Annie Woods and Chas C. Delaney were in Hatfield on ThuHxday visiting the boys and girls
 Lonzo Han has sold his livery husi- ness and started west again. Lon nev- CT stays away long enough to lose his citizenship.
 The sunday schools of Hatfield do- mated last sundays collection to the Red Cross fund. which amounted to quite neat sum
 An ola-flme camp meeting begins at Cove. Juix 25 Ample camping faeili- ties Let everybody come, Preaching by pr. J. A. Biggs. presiding elder Adv. % 4t
 The Hatfield school board has com pieted the selection of the teachers for the coming school year They are as follows: R. B. Dodd, principal; Way man Crane. Pauline Dodd, Ida Beavers and Ola Littlepage. A a-month term will begin the first of September.
 l.. W. Hall. Joe Allen. J. B. Williams. ollie Rowe George finders and sam Powell leave Wednesday morning for an automobile trip thru Oklahoma and Texas, expecting to be gone about two weeks They claim that they are go- ing to the Rio Grande. We shall look for MT. Hall back within 24 hours
 Penn Williams. as new choir leader, Is livening things up at the M E. church.
 w l. Richardson has turnips that measure 30 inches in circumference, More than that, he has a good crop.
 No town has a more valuable asset than that class of business men who always meet strangers and homeseek- CTS with n friendly word and cordial hand shaka And Hatfield has that class.
 At last MT, and Mrs. We'll Pool have deciSed to make Pittsburg. Kas their home We'll came down Friday and he wound up his business and they re- turned on No. {. the same evening. Here's guessing they will not stay away from good old Polk very long.
 Just as we thought Farmers are bringing in potatoes, cabbage, and other truck and can get no market But who is to biameg The farmers themselves partly because if they were organized they could own cold storage plants and warehouses and ship in car load lots when they got ready. The government can't do everything. We farmers should try and help ourselves more. and in this way we would de- veiop efficiency and business ability Lewis