The Mena weekly star., 1918-05-30
Correspondence
HATFIELD HAPPENINGS


 F. A. Davis spent Thursday at
 D. 2 c. Mullins was in town from
 Freeman Johnson was here from Little Rnck last Tuesday.
 S0hH Thompson. was here from Mena on election dav
 R. Golf was a business visitor from Mena to Hatfield Tuesday
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert .Connallv Sum d4ved in Mena with relatives.
 H. Terry. pr. Connaily, and tl- gin Ayers were at Mena Friday.
 Miss Anna Woods and A. J, Smith wefe here Friday with their clubs.
 VI. IT Terry. s. B. Powell and Free. uan Dover were at Mena Monday.
 Hr. c. F Johnson and Postmaster K E Johnson went to Mena Monday.
 Some fifteen or twenty Hatfieldians attended the show at Mena Saturday might
 pfn and Miss Belle Wiihite are here fnf Q weeks visit to Rev. and Mrs. N o Hornshv.
 A party was given Friday night at the NJ F Mersh0n home. compliment earp to Miss Thehna Warren.
 Miss Thelma Warren. after several aAzs yisitinR friends here, returned Tnesdav to her home at the Narrows. fl.4 Ntt0 4hNlAt tlNN AttrtN NtrtN Fort Worth. Tex. where he hOueht a Reu Roll butt paving si5u Tor the Mr. and Mrs. ". L. Bovd were up fraiu Old Cove Sunday afternoon ristine Mr. and Mrs. John $. Ho- H '. Quiilen and family. after a iIg returned to their homo Surdav at 8agke. Ark.
 N B Cree writes from Wilson. Col. Ezlat t is real chilly there but the people are very patriotic and loyal inst the same.
 q. A Winton and family and T. A. Allen and family motored down from Mena and Sundayed with Mir. and Mrs Ed Mershon.
 Levi Pigg and family were down from Mena Saturday night and Sun- Aay with Mrs. Pigg's parents Mir. and Mrs. r K. Bates.
 Mrs. K. J. Ayers and son Elgin, after visit at the Pines Plantation sf ten days. left Monday for their hnme in Omaha. Neb,
 Bernard Slote. and wife. and baby ara here from Heavener visiting Mr. SlDte's parents, Mir, and Mrs. J. A.. Hiote nf the Pines Plantation.
 In the Red Cross drive Hatfield re- sDonded by going 20 per cent above her quota. of $500. Ed Myers efforts were responsible for much of this, Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Gates passed thru town last Thursday on their way an Taxarkana to consult Dr. Dale re- wrling Mrs. Gates rheumatic con- Mrs Dou9las Walker and Mrs. Da- kher Fortner. together with their. son mnd daughter respectively. here from Cove Sunday to attend the Children's DaV services
 9ir and Mrs. R. E Dalv and baby Mnd Alr and Mrs Abe Stevens and Aaps .notored Co Cid Cove Sunday asts. Ar and Mrs b A Little
 rank Satferheid Andy Parsons nnsi 4fgie Littlepage left Monday mafnlng for Mena. going from there kn anp Pike. having been in the draft D Cureton and George Everett <oinu on No. i Sunday.
 Children's Day was appropriately observed at the M. E, church last Sun 4ay with songs. recltati0ns and drills. Al the close of the service the infants nf ', II. Johnson. Roy Holder and J. G. Allen were baptised into the church and Mrs W A. Griffin united with the <harch bv letter.
 The Red Cross sale Saturday was 9 great success. there being several Mrs of fruit and vegetables besides chickens. pigs and quilts. The quilt EhRt was raffed of brougbt $21.65 nzai was won by c. E. Kemp. a laborer mt the Beach Lumber Companv's mill nt Beach. Ok. 233 being the lucky xumber. The other articles 0 fthe sale brought S4T.60. making a total nf S6925.
 John Cornell and Miss Willie Stev- eus stole march on their friends when they slipped away to Boston. Tex and were quietly married bv a BaDtist minister at the home of the brother of the groom, Leaving here VI the. afternoon of May l9. taking Mss Hattie Pletzkow with them. their kriends thought they had gone to Rocky. On Monday Mir. Cornell wired kSe father that the event had happened at , a. m Mrs. Drew Cornell returned with them for visit to Rev. and Mrs. q W. Cornell Thev returned to their home at Boston. Tex. on Sunday Boruing.