The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-03
GRANNIS GRAINS.

Mrs. Annie Dupriez is on the sick | list.
 Dr. Nat Black is visiting his uncle, W. I. Collins.
 Lee pickens is now at home in Grannis with his folks.
 A son was born last week to Mir and Mrs. Homer Clancy. Prof. G. w. Johnson and family
 rave moved to Tyler, Tex.
 MT. Harris and family of Texas
 have moved on the Coyle place near Ozark.
 Miss Nellie Tnman of Chicago sent large box of Christmas presents to the Grannis Union Sunday school Mrs. T. ]. Wilbanks and Miss June Winston spent the holidays with Tom J. Wilbanks and family. w. F. Hogan of Chicago k now a Grannis visitor He has been mak- ing Grannis his home in the winter months for the last ten years. MT. and Mrs Prater of Little Riv- CT county. have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Prater's mother. Mrs. Cissie Stanford.
 Alex Coyle sold l60 acres west of Grannis to the Lauderdale Bros. Their former home was near Dallas, Texas.
 Hal Pearson from the Great Lakes | Training Station and Will Kirby from Camp Pike were Grannis vis- itors during the holidays.
 An interesting program was given Christmas eve bv the GfanRis pub lie school A Christmas tree with a large number of presents was fea- ture that especially appealed to the children.
 R. NJ. Rogers arrived Christmas morning from Oklahoma with d car of household goods. He bought a farm from Alex Coyle few weeks ago
 c. W. Shepherd and A. C. Culbert- son, oil men from Oklahoma, gave an oyster supper to a large number Of CSrannis citizens on Friday night about 75 being present.
 Election of officers in the Grannis Union Sunday School was seld Sun day morning Those elected were F. E. Moody. superintendent: Alex. Coyle. assistant superintendent; Mrs. Pet Frye. secretary, Patsy Mathis. ofganist Mrs Maud Herring. assist and organist.
 The Union church received a large shipment of opera chairs from Chicago the past week and those who come are assured of a comfort able seal in the future X large crowd was in attendance Sunday night, Miss Hazel Robinson being the leader. Mrs May Robinson sang a solo. Show Me the Way My Shep- herd.
 Christmas was observed at Ozark this year, with the prettiest Christ mas tree and the best program ever seen there The best of Christmas spirit was in evidence. but there was less extravaganza. and more good cheer present than ordinarily seen at this time. Much credit is due Prof. Tom J. Wilbanks and the pa irons of Ozark for both the excel fence of the program and the good order.
 A unit of the American Red Cross was organized with the following of ilcers and members: Alex. Coyle. chairman. Mrs. K. E. Moody. vice chairman: Mrs. Ida Hungate. secre- tary. w F. Hungate. treasurer: Mrs. Alex Coyle, chairman of member ship committee; Mrs. 4. Dupriez, Mrs. Ellgenia Boyle, Mrs. F. B. Moody, Mrs. F. D. McClenncn, Mrs. 1 J l.. Sargent, IM Huston. Glen Hun gate. W. N. Frachiseur. W. \. Hun gate. Alex Coyle s. II MeCurIey Mrs. $. H. McCurley, W. |. Collins, Tom Frye I. A Floyd. Mary T Nunes, \ L. Sargent. ]. NJ. Neal A. c. Leas, w r Hogan, I. E. Crow Icy Clara Tolle, Anna Bennett, Mrs Alex Coyle, Raymond Coyle. Mrs. NJ F. Weaver. Mrs. E. F. Moore, Mrs Ida Hungate. W. l.. Loper, Fred Schmuch, w E. Taylor, Mrs. Olive
 Jones, Mrs, Pet Frye. Mrs. Hattie Pearson, Mrs. Nj. Nj. Leas, W. H 1 Jones. Mrs. M. L Collins.