The Mena weekly star., 1918-05-23
HATFIELD NEWS NOTES.

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 q V. and Miss Ellen. O'Neiil were At Cove Saturday
 Lindsey Clement of Cove was on our streets Saturda.
 Rev A. I Hamiter was here Satur- day from Vandervoort.
 W. H. Littlepage and wife visited at Potter Saturday and Sunday.
 T. B. Cree left on Thursday nigh for a business trip to Shamrock. Tex.
 Next Sunday a Children's day pro gram will he rendered at the M. E. Ehurch
 I s. Hill. general manager of the Beach Lumber Company. was here on Wesinesdav.
 Bas Johnson of Smithville and Ivan Stinscom of Beach. were here Satur- day trading.
 John Dodd came down from Mena Sunday morning to visit Prof. Dodd
 Let's not forget the cemetery work ine at Six-Mile on the 3Oth inst next Thursday.
 Rovlp McCowan of Board Camp at eiar Monday evening and sustained a badly bruied leg.
 down from Potter Sunday afternoon and visited relatives.
 Rinrlirg Ok. Monday morning for a short Visit with relatives.
 J. 0. Gates. w. H. Stevens. D. E.. and W. T. Myers were in Mena on Saturday or Red Cross business.
 Robert Stevens and Mrs. Claudle Smith motored up from Cove Satur- day Go meet Mrs. Stevens who came n on No 3.
 The ice cream supper given at the school house Friday night by the Woman's Home Mission Society net ted about S2l. ~
 Owing to the strenuous conditions caused by the war the Hatfield Falr Association has decided to dispense with our fair this year.
 Miss Mildren MeCowan of Cove and sended the funeral here Monday of kheir nephew. s. c. Martin. Jr,
 The infant son of MT. and Mrs. 5, c. Martin died Monday Morning about [ o'clock from Whooping cough and was buried at Six-Mile in the after
 ". c. Nelson and granddaughter Ollie May Nelson. came Friday from Warwick. Ok. to visit friends. They left Sunday morning for Texas to
 The Red Cross Sale will be held next Saturday at o'clock D, m. Let 8f4 nllIR uOUattOftt StdUts AAA lA0STVt donates his services at the sale. Bv Oder of the Committee. Adv
 In the school election here Satur- day D. E, Myers and b. Fl. Johnson were elected. J. c. Allen and w. E Grain are the retiring members of the board. A 12-mill tax was voted,
 R. R. Miller and A F. Epperson re; turned Saturday from Joplin. Mo. and other mining centers. where they had carried quantity of manganese for assaving. It assayed 38 per cent.
 Mrs. A. c. Keller of Mena. while returning from visit to her niece Mrs. l.. c. Ackruman. at Texarkana stopped off here and spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Ed Mershon.
 Rev lSmedlev and wife. of Red Bay; Ala, who have been visiting MT; and Airs. A. c. Crowsbv. left last week for Mena. where they will hold an Apos- knliE meeting before returning home.
 U NJ. Stinscom came in from lu- kon Ok. last Thursday to visit his mother. Mrs. Zonia Stinscom. before answering Uncle Sam's call. He IS in the Oklahoma contingent and IS galled for service on May 20.
 Judge Wear. W. B. Thomas. w, E. Clinton and Fred J. Smith were here to attend the ice cream. supper Fri aav night and. incidentally. look after their political fences. Mir. Smith re- mained until Sunda vRfternoon.
 Miss Ada Parker of Conway, Mar shal McCowan and wife and Charley McCowan of Board Camp were called here Saturday bv the serious illness of their nenhew. s. c, Martin. Jr.. re- maininf for the funeral Monday.
 Rev. J. C. Evans has been assigned ko the Smithville. Ok. circuit of the M. K. church by Presiding Elder K. F. Campbell of Hugo. Ok, There is on this charge Ida. Bethel Smithville and Watson churches. He left Saturday for his first appointment. which was st Ida on Sunday.
 Red Cross Committeeman Gates and Allen have appointed the following members as soliciting committee: D. F. Myers. Alex Carper. Ed Mer- siss5ff. " H Stevens. s. A. Henderson mdu Joe Lewis. They commenced the drive Tuesday morning.
 The Red Cross campaign was oDen- cd here by the Rev l.. w. B. Long of of Mqna at the Baptist church. read mg scripture from Psalms g. The choir sang Christ is Captain of a Hsmke 10:30 he likened the Red Cross plaining in the plainest and simplest manner why we should lend our every assistance to the cause. He left on No, 3 for Little Rock in the interest of the Y. M. c. A. work.
 Miss Pauline. daughter of Prof and Mrs. R. B. Dodd. died at their home near Hatfield Monday morning about [ o'clock. after an illness of one week.