The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-29
Correspondence
HATFIELD NEWS.


 Eugene Blackwell Sundayed with his family al Heayener.
 Dug Walker was up from Cove between trains Sunday.
 Pierce Keller made business trip Co Wickes Monday.
 Mrs. Bonnie MusgraVes and son were in town Saturday from Cove,
 C. H Swopes is here from New Mexico with several head of horses.
 Mark Dover made a trip to Fort Smith Saturday. returning Sunday.
 Mrs Lige Warmer and children yis- tied in Mena from Sunday till Tues day.
 N. II. Anderson is here from Eu- dora Ark looking after business af- fairs.
 r.. K. Hoffman was here from Mena spending the weekend. on bus mess
 q. F. Anders is having some in- ser5or repairs made on the Star hotel.
 Mr and Mrs. J H Daniels. Jr.. of Two Mile were in Hatfield Saturday trading
 Mr. and Mrs. q. w. Elliott are vis- iting relatives and friends at Que- memo kaS.
 B. Gibson was over from his stock ranch at the Narrows visiting hls family Sunday
 State Supt. of Rural Schools W. F.. Laseter gave a talk Go the Hatfi Id school Friday morning.
 Mrs. T. B. Cree. Mrs NJ. II Brew CT and Misses Roda and Uobia Par sons were in Mena Tuesday.
 l.. 4. Cummings is carrying the mail on route No, ,, while the regu- lar carrier is taking his vacation.
 Oscar Thacker and family were down from Mena Sunday visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs. l.. w Hall. Fred Embry. assistant cashier of the Planters State Bank of Mena. mosored to Hatfield Sunday after noon
 ]. o Gates has decided to embark m the mercantile business again in Hatiield, and will open up about De- cemller 1
 ! B Rice left Saturday afternoon for Kansas City, where he will en- ter the employ of the Kansas City Boil and Nut Company.
 Mir. and Mrs. Nell Pool and son Eugene, returned Saturday to their home in piitsburg, Kas., where Yell is employed in the K. c. $ shops.
 A young sulfragette arrived at tha home of Mir. and Mrs L. II Johnson Friday morning. Dr, Connally having charge of the introductory eere- mony
 Some fifty or seNenty-flve persons from Hatfield attended the teachers meeting al Cove Friday night. They report Q good program, we'll rend- Kim Isloyd and Ober Rowe re- turned Friday from Montgomery Pike and Howard counties. where they had been on a cattle buying ex- petition
 Mrs Tut Harris and children came down from Potter Saturday visiting VIII Littiepage and family Tutt came down Sunday. all return mg home in his car
 Mir. and Mrs Clarevea Davis ana daughter were in from West Valley Saturday and Sunday visiting Mrs Davis parents. Mir and Mrs. T. P Davis, and to attend Sunday school and memorial services.
 Mir and Mrs J. w. Oliver and Miss Bernice Donaldson. after several days visit with Mrs. ]. C. Scott ou BruShy returned Tuesday morning io their home al Greenville. Fl. Mrs Oliver is sister and Miss Donald son a niece to Mrs Scott. Mir and Mrs. B. ?. Lichlyter of Nandervonrt Mr. and Mrs. Tally Woodell Mr end Mrs. K. II. Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. c. R Witherspoon and 4. M. and Buster Woodell 0f Cove attended the memorial and patriotic services at the NJ. E. church here Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. Jack Lewther were here from Potter. spending the week end with Mrs Lowther's parents Rev and Mrs. !. B. Williams. and at tended the memorial and patriotic services at the M F. church. where Mrs. Lowther assisted the organist with the music
 Wayman Grain has resigned ihs position as teacher in the school here and will join the navy Way man was raised and educated here and has many friends who are pa irons of the school. that regret tO see him leave. but arc glad to know that by leaving the school room. he IS giving his services in defense oi our country Mrs Warren Rowe has been employed as his successor m the school
 Memorial and patriotic services were held at the M E. church last Sunday in memory of Grandma tfondman. Mrs. 0xa Keller and Miss Erie Dover Touching talks were made bv the Rev. w. B. Arnold. Rev J R. Williams, Mrs. ]. B. Williams Dr. Connallv. J. c. Allen. Mr. ane Mrs ] n Henderson and Mir. and Mrs. L. X Cummings Only those who were members of the church and have died during the pastoraie Of tfre Rex AIr. Arnold were inelud- ed. The patriotir~part of the pro- gram was in honor to the folfnwing young men. who have enlisted or been drafted into service: Douglas Dover and Ed Whipple in the Ma honaf Army: J. R. Williams in the Hospital Corps of the Navy: Doras Evans in the Medical Corps.
 After rousine address by Rev Mr. Arnold. that stirred the audi enee to their patriotic depths. the following resolutions were adopted: