The Mena weekly star., 1918-05-09
ALE ALPINEs.


 Jerry Jeffry of Black Springs visit ed here last week.
 Mesdames Moore and Foster were trading here Saturday morning.
 Miss Annie Moore of Union visited her uncle. Stamey Hoyle, Sunday.
 Miss Pearl Bates of Big Fork spent Friday night at the S. II Spake home.
 Rev. Hopkins Edwards and Luther Bates preached at the Caddo Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Higgins spent Sunday with relatives near Redwood.
 Miss Vira Cox of Slatington IS visiting her sister. Mrs. Gaylon Live ly.
 Quite crowd attended the Prima- tive Baptist services at Big Fork Sun day
 J. M Bowen went to to Mena the first of the week after supplies for his store
 Ed and Elias Andrew Riser spent Saturday with MT. and Mrs. James Stamey.
 J, s. Hughes and daughters, Jessie and Fannie, were trading in Mena on Saturday.
 Miss Lynn Spake of Rates Kreek spent Saturday night at the J. M. Beck home.
 Ode Irby of Womble was up teach ing Major and Mrs. Henley how to run their car.
 Rev Luther Bates of Big Fork spent Saturday night at the W. M. Edwards home.
 N. Hoyle came down from Mena last week and is visiting his sons, Stamey and Jim.
 Cotton Dianting is being done this week, but some few have hnlsheu | Wheat is heading.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry Morris spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Grover l Murphy at Canev.
 The infant child of Mir and Mrs Aaron Ferguson of Alder was buried | At Hillside Saturday. Mrs. C. c. White and Mrs. J. N Beck visited with Mrs. J. M. ReeceI at Red Hill Thursday.
 Mir and Mrs. w. O. Bowen visited | with their daughter. Mrs. L. k Cato | of Waters Saturday and Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. B. Goodman ano Miss Magee Goodman were dinner guests at the J. s. Hughes home Sun day.
 Major E. J. Henley and wife anC | Mrs. Vida Edwards and little daugh | ter, Waunda. motored over to Womblt Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. C. White anC daughter. Ruth. and little son, Jerry spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E
 Master Clyde Crump of Blacl Springs visited his grandparents. Mir and Mrs. E. J. Henley Saturday nighf and Sunday.
 Mrs. Martha Black and sisters | Misses Mamie. Ruby and Marie Reecer of Red Hill attended the Ret Cross sale here Saturday night. The call bell on the Sulphur Spring l Telephone line that has been installe, in the w. J. Head residence will b' moved soon to the J. J Abee home
 The Red Cross Sale was well at tended Saturday night. The churcl l was nicely decorated with flags. 1 Major Henley made a short addres l in connection with the meeting invit ing everyone to do all they could fo the Red Cross bv buying the thing on sale to help our soldier boys. Aft CT the address the crowd sang "Ameri can in a spirited way Prayer wa | offered by the Rev. F F. Edwards. 4 | nice program was rendered and en | loved by the audience. followed by tn l selling of the cakes. pies, two quilts and the boxes that the young ladle had brought Two rOosters were do l mated by Major Henley and Lit Bate and were sold. one bringing S25l | The Red Cross quilt piece and quite 1 by the oldest lady present. was sol 1 and S250 was realized. Wiley Ed ! wards of Alder was winner. The oth l CT quilt was made by Mrs. VI. l Holmes and was sold to Mir w. 1 Holmes. c. c. White was auctioneel 1 The sale was losed by Major an Mrs. E. J. Henley serving ice cream The net proceeds on all amounted ( i the nice sum of $3S. Our people ar doing their bit to help the boys "ove | 4l.os.a r