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The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28
PINE GROVE ITEMS


John Wade. Earnest Cole and Noah
Carder, were trading AZ Ink this
wreck.
t. Townsend h2s returned froua
Beach, Ok. and Is reported 10 have
the --fIu.
Nr. and Mrs Albert Furry are
leaving Polk county for gezlgzts, Ok
10 make their home
n o. White Of Beard Camp and L
A. Rosson Of Ink were visitors at the
]. o. RosSon home Sunday afternoon
There was a farewell party az the
Albert Furry home SATURDAY night
with 3 good zttendznes- Al report :
Jolly time
G. " Wyatt has gone 70 Weleetkz,
Ok, 20 aeon, pany his wife and two
grandchildren home fren ar extend
Cd visit with relatives there
Miss Moanis R0sson returned
horne Sunday evening from week :
visit at the h0me Cf her sister, Mrs
n q. White st Beard Camp.
WiI Cole Is putting Up the phone
lire 10 his place which he purchased
from H L Rassor- sEr. RoSscn hzv~
ing purchased the " D ksensr IN
tsrasS Il the Quito Line.
ur. and Mrs J. Il, Carter reserved
a letter from their son. Lzfe n train
ing camp IN Texas stating he IS sx-
psetinz his discharge sry day They
are rejoicing. expecting their soldier
boz home.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28

and family while having dental worA
done.
M. ard Mrs.. S. P. pigg OF Cove
came Saturday for = visit with Mrs,
Pirx's parentS. Mr. and Mrs. Hun-
saeker.
David Gordon and family have
moved into the Ivan Hunsaker house.
Mr.. Gordon Is working for Allen
brothers
Ed Nash marketed Gotten IN Mena
Wednesday. Several other farmers
FROM this community have marketed
cotton this week
School Is doing fine IN spite Of
cCid weather aud snow. There VII b
a Thanksgiving dinner az the school
house Thursday the 18th
Mrs. Myrtle Gregory who has been
visiting relatives here and at Free
dom. returned 70 her home at Ian
caster. Ark. Wednesday.
Fred Kingshury who has been en-
ployed as q carpenter IN the enlarge
ment II the training camps At Little
neek. returned haeaa Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Bales went %
Hatfield Friday t. sTeld few days
visit with Mx. Bates parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. &. Bates, before ioeating
Miss Eva Lena Hill who is attend
ing business college IN Mena came
down Friday Afternoon 20 Be with her
folks over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ioais harden went
20 Mena Saturday 70 purchase .
Housekeeping outfit. They expect u
live on tie r'ace occupied b. Mr.. Kay.
Mrs John Gordon Of near Freedom
left Saturday On Ne. for an extend
ed visit with her parents in OklAlie-
ma. Mr.. Gordon expects 90 80 soon.
Irvan Crawford from near Roxy
carse n from Oklahoma Thursday
where he had been visiting with one
Of his brothers and also boxing out
5 location.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28
RANSOM RAMBLEs

SchoOl started 1t this place las;
Monday morning.
sEr. ard Mrs McCieiIand moved
this week 70 the Old TseonarG farm
Mr.. ard Hrs. J b Wallace and
sons near Mena visited their parents
here last Sunday.
Lemuel Starr, little son. Of Mr. and
Mrs J. Z. Starr, IS quite SICK with
the whooping cough.
Mr.. L. e. Bradshzw and family are
planning 70 move 70 G. W. Petty
0xlachiTa farm northeast Of this place.
Mrs "a Shinn and Mrs. Ovz Wag-
nneF Of NunSey spent the day with
Pref Shirn ard family last Satur-
day.
IRWIN Gztiin visited Mr.. and Mrs
Birl Mount Sunday night and render
ed Some good music on the French
harp.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Payne Of
0klulgee are here visiting rel
atlres- They plan 20 return Friday
after Thanksgiving
II P. WblSeazE='s 1zles whiIs BE-
Ing hitehe1 50 rhe w1run. became
frlgnssrz1 and Er sz~-r N zzuEz& tore
TIRE s51e e sas ErzEsn z1aS lat hwz
ard Mr. Nnaezan- saraEr aarares5-
" E. Shz 1aE aas NIX with =
hSrse shs wreck Tae fGrse r.nf nr1a
the haEn wz-a wla 9iaTinG an tisa
pasture and + Eaengs ssr,1zr . 1sHrh
II q blood vessel SsTeraG nesEssts-
hra-s wsEs called X km5 c was sarzlA-
tine before tie hGae.5 razi - sraz-
nd
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28

Lee Walton lost fire mule last
w4ek.
Boh Sanford returned from Alien.
Ok. Thursday.
Or. Young and son. Dale. Of Cove
were IN town Monday.
EeneFa Rawiens who has besn SIX
: able "a be up again.
Mrs. Joe Brenkel went 20 Cove
Wednesday 70 Do shopping.
Ned Suhlesx Of Prescott. Tex. 5
here locking after business.
Charlie Beck shot himself in the
feet accidentally this week
Mrs b. T. Dunman and Mrs Bob
Baker went Is Menz Tuesday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Harrison Sanford
have returned from Pitshurg. Ok.
Mrs. Laura Cook went 70 Mens
Monday 20 have dental work done
Mrs. May Nahels came up from
GvarniS Saturday 70 do trading.
l.. G. Cole and j. E Joplin went C
Msn2 Thursday 80 appear before the
grand jury
The infant babe AZ L NJ Jacobs
died Friday, and WIS buried IN Oak
Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Nary Spencer died Thursday
Burial was IN Daniel cemetery
Wednesday afternoon
Ben Armstrong came home Men
6ay from Virginia where he has beer
working for the government
Mrs. Lonely Settle and twu d2ugh-
tiers Of Garvin. Okiahouax, are here
visiting Mrs. Josephine Bunch.
Mrs 3. B. Dunnaan returned
Wednesday from Kansas City where
she has been with DR.. Dunnaan the
psst week. He IS IN tire hospital
there receiving treatment for his
eyes.
D0ns let's get the ide4 that emo The
war is ever. the Red Cross service has
pmSsed It's period Of usefulness II
has IS great an opportunity foz
serving the soldiers and sailors Is
in the past. and in one respect mueh
mere sacred Returning invalids OF
disabled soldiers viii soan De coming
horne ard their transportation as vel
as that Of the returning troops via
call for cuntinae3 devotion q thE
Red Cross Until the last boy IS home.
Silcana-
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28
OLD COVE

Bern to Mr.. and HRS. Oscar Brew
e. . son. Nov Is
Prof. Amos Mazrrzve lost ; good
horse wrsth bird szxggers
Prayer nest1rg was conducted Sun
day nlghE hy Miss May Rose
The MeCaEaey sek0ol opeua1 Men
1ag. November Is. Mss Butler e
PaeesT. teachers
Dr. # " Stockton writes fraz
Briss0M. Ok. khas r has k4d TIRE
sf9 since he ws-E back
Ben M41ssn has 3eci1a5 70. 70
sa~ve - Mez4, SIS they eczl3a's fznl
Z azGsa 81 Msr4 sar rens
An 5 pezn1 zws cznns 70 Lr. ard
Msr j Fl. FAR Sunday. Novenl1er
81 ny. i. 3 TaznE was Il 4rteaa-
sz<e
There VII - a Th4zksglFEzz PRO-
gran Aers A. EAS pazrs ThzrsIsT
Elznz. EvsryoEs invited
= Fl. Far Purchased f4rrn On
1ozzS4sz Fszk EaFsAwe<s Il Haittssi sd Z
ard VII zovs ukzz ks can get PCS
s@SsI1n-
G " SSaekz1u r.cTss5 lAsS week On
as farm that ke purchased : skz-z
zzze ago zhsz4 7zg and , hsklf -Es
EsrzEgzz@ c. NE-s3swEogxS-
Ted Fr5@z3 wn1 Is :. Gang Pike
came hcEs II see us wife whs was
saksz ill wEsh shs -Eaz~ ard assr d.
x<knress snzzrzrr Mrs rrssr.s =
Enlsh better
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28

moved from the Jansen farm 70 the
Chliddress farm.
Messrs Shed Wcosley and Jim
Holiday spent Sunday at the Man
sell home at Potter.
The felix's cut here are enjoying
fresh meat, SIS several Of the neigh
bars, have hutchered rigs.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Chsldrcss and
five children left last week fer their
new hone in Thayer, Neb.
W. Homer Plgg and Fred J. Smith
were At this place Monday night IN
the interest of the War Savings
Stamps.
Rev. s. J. osiin viii preach At the
school house Thanksgiving day,
THURSDAY. Nov. Is. at eleven o'clock
Everyone invited ard requested 70
come.
The box supper which was held at
the school house Saturday night was
4 decided success. A very interesting
program Of music. reading and songs
was rendered. after which tie boxes
were sold, H. Denman acting As
aucticneer The sale Of boxes
amounted 10 SIS. After the sale
Of the boxes. = cake was offered fer
the NEST popular young lady ard the
ugliest nan. Nominations were
made and after a clsAse race the cakes
we're given to Miss Beulah Neal and
Prof H. Denman The sale Of the
votes for the contestants amounted to
s29.00 Thus making 3 total Of SIS.
The proceeds were given fer the
purpose q paying Prof. s. Z 0slin
who has been conducting s singing
school at this place.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28
Correspondence
HATFIELD.

Mrs. Guy Clark and daughter re
turned Saturday from Maud. Texas
r T. Jennings Was here from Pot
xer. last week locking for q location.
A1isS Ethel Rouse left SunaaY for
4 vtsit % Niylan, La relatives ana
friends
Dr. and Mrs. counally returned
Friday night from : ten days trip 10
their farm st Nela. Ok
Riley Watkins and family motored
SIP from Wickes and Sundayed with
HENRY Martin and family
pettnrff ard John G. Harkex
zeft Sunday fer Little Rock. % a.
Srnd the grand s5dEe Z Q @
AIRS Lee Gipson came down sun
day from Bates. Ark, e spend q
xew DAYS with her husband. who IS
bookkeeper fer the Beach Lanaber
walter Esliott and wife arrived
Saturday. from Upland. Ind, and are
guests II C. E Cock and family
Mr. Elliost is ticket agent AZ has
home town for the Pennsylvania rail-
road
kirby Gates. last week. received
TWO DcSixe cars thru the Me1a zgen-
O.. One goes to his brother VII
Gates az Bethel. Ok These are the
ears reported 70 have been bought BY
:. q Gates
There were Thanks giving services
IL the Methodist church Sunday. AZ
Ter singing the Star Spangled Ban
ner. Rev. J. b williams offered
praser. Roy Holder read President
wiisor's proclamation Bro Arnold
preached The sermon On ThankSEiv-
ing.
Harvey Williams AZ Wichita Falls
Texas i here visiting his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. ] B Williams. He was
In Tire last call for soldiers. hut was
taken SICK on his way here ard MAS
forced 10 enter 3 hospital az Furz
SmeftA. where be remained TIL the
Arys were diseharress
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28
CRYSTAL HILL NEWS


EEzgH3usA Durham Is sick.
There was 4 party at Sam Loonsy's
FRIDAY night
Miss Mor1se Rosson returned "a
her hszs - Ink Sunday.
MarTfr HH13rssks was 4 Yocana
visitor SATURDAY and Suzaay.
Mss Joe Conn visited Mss Villa
R54ies af Beard Camp. Sunday.
TSlEzz C0rssy of Bosr1 Caup was 4
caller as tks Sherman Place Sunday
p B. Hsn.srsxx. whs Eas been II
3saA Attending cqzr1- returned home
Saturday
Friva-a Col@n-Ezs Campbell from,
c4-p Pike wzs * the E.1rke1i home
sunday.
TSi~an Cor1ey e Beard Camp and
21Serz Patrick q shis rtzes visited
tie srksel Fxasay afrernocr-
Mss VIA RlzIex anss Hiss Ger.
-xz5e Hllsen q Boars Cs-u whs
E4vs beer Attending sch1ol hers
have rezurrsd 70 their k1zze ard VII
szzwE Il the Beard CazF ssh1ol sSen
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28
CENTER PoNT cIRCLETs

viii Maddox Is tire latest vlrtim of
Influenza
J. r. Maddox ATTENDED court as :
Juror last week
Lee Harrison Was in Men2 On bus
ineSs last THURSDAY.
Bern. Nov. 20. 20 Oscar Cummings
and wifp. ; aine pound son
TIE Rchh ard Re36iaz families are
recovering from the fla
Frank Caaabl5m IS having q rewy
serious time with influenza
Mrs ]. NJ D1y has been siek for
she rsSx week with slow fever
Miss Buena Robh wSS the guest *
Miss Fife Crawford SUNDAY.
isaac SaurbaaEa waS IN MenA On
business Monday and Tuesday.
George Barber and wife and four
Of their Children have TIE stu"
irwin Crawford arrived home
Thursday fres< trip 10 Oklahoma
Willis Outright IS recovering
from q severe ATTACK of Influenza
No1la Cummings and wifs sre pre-
pairing 70 n1ovs 80 3 farm hear Potter
Les Harrison VIII sell his Personal
property At puosie auSt5Cn Wss1nss-
Day
Ira Tanes ard wife vert - Board
Camp Sundav 10 he ready 70 begin
sekeel MoEdzy
Mrs Erzzaa ChAmhE5n az1 sen.
David. syere sradinx n Nszz SzEzx-
DAY
Au-1 E2lza SAr<fr spezt Sunday
and Mona&y .riEh NFS- JoAn Cxn-
mainKs and NJ Wlnn ard Hrs. CTR
is FAsrsa
VII M21Sex whe h2s been empisy-
s5 "a 0ksAhaAz2 for ere past slx
weeks. 4vrtve6 hcme iASz Wednesday
fer q vssiz wiSh hEs zzmE
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28
GIT RID OF THE DOGS

I'm re lEx4rE2Ef2n
a larEs Ezrher OF the natives az
ASKS hare killed aff their worth
assz 1ags IN order that there may hs
s9E< Fpr1 T0v ths people and that
snEy lsy fsed the reindeer. which
ara susl1 far fool WI she Arkan-
sAs people - IS Eea
L = said sA@s AL the mattress 10
gzz read. Ezks nswxpap@rs- Alnest
aznzz ainl kAev9 + nan dass
. Ha8 take a zznEr there. Z = sm5F "a
5e a SIRE sign tat neither he rar
Is fzzEly eaa rsad. Would 4 10 10
apply THAR Test = Ark4nsMsf
Arkansas kas ehnzre "a kin 81
EE-a-z : As=s 49, 50 -=szs sss.sss==ss,,zse.
she@n The natives uf Alaska figure
Tat every shrse dogs eat Is unuNh Is
ens pexsnn. therefore they viii keep
ozly TIE dogs valuable for krznspar-
s1EaGz and hunting the bear. Ncuhanas
= he > good aasa to send T. Alaska
sc gss : fsw natives 20 GORE down
aeTs > Essssczzrlas Ter les
nz1nxkse
There Is. guirg 70 b great reed
f9r wnssas Besd That ear net BE met
Tie farms e Arkansas cuuld sappfy
iii very little cost 10 the rz-rsaa ;zss11zz--
nz1laHnEz AZ pounds Of woal. st vexy
Eeod figure bzs the dogs are =
neeessary that the sheer viii havs
= wziz-shs dogs EAR Est Be sparsd
The can fer Ire rrpdnrtinn IN tn
z.azzh = very Aez4 ard fnzizzsns and
sas jingle e the rnSney 20 pap fer ths
pEs47ee i vgry dixEfnlrz1y zraIhls
ard n r.zA VII aEaks any z4rzifzrs
g EEraSzr1ng wkzE Ehs warza wants
Z w@ ezn unSy part wiEh tkss dags
S1z rz2e sAsr re shall hare izrxs
fzzzrw1Al reward Can wR serer Frs
sasf
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28
0UACHTTA OFFERINGS

e L Garrett h&s -1ve5 70 EEzsr
J. " Walker weat % Msza Tuss-
.9sw
N1rk Let's of Egvsr has rzcTed "a
CszzEhisz
Sssha1l began hers M0n4&v wIzA ".
z Ss&res-s - sszxhex.
Clark .ssts a krger A1s nzeTe6 o.
80 A~F-r1T A4sElazus-FB E1iaEf@-
Ehsvg wzz ; Ezusezl a. tns kome q
Peas eagle Saturday r5ghk
EsAsar Villas an5 BLIZZARD WIZ
he-sey are Hsyizx cattle n tkis vieir-
n.Y shsx -zs.s<
G. r. C4Erae3s . saExznE Il msT-
-g e 0ksaAsr-a kzxznx SID iris
fzErz - II. P L.afsis.
TIE rzzxss< e the sehscl are 10
ueer * tks srksaat k,szse Thzrssssay
ant esAzSrzse Thanks rfxlrx.
James Ez-rsazf wha has beer rs
rzzzx xzzz-rxes 4 Vel eru-sw las r.
sZz--aG 50 The knzae e lis hrusfs~-sn-
zE c n M-RAs
PxswSss
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28

Len NhzAe=Iy -z5s hzsf-sss
go = M@.a T-sazzr-
J. = EggSr ard wrf4 and ! Ewres
trz5s,s + Mezz Tzzsssay.
Mss lssI Ez6y s-eEz szss wsek
wtze relatives at Waters
Mss Iva Ezxr x Ezxz11-s5 z-ens
SaEuEsz4F niEak &c sAis rEExe-
Curtis EAexs9z sr's-s SsszsSxT ..
s1e Ewzw aezzs rezr Hz
ice Ft1rsse q Sg FrEx zpen. Sszn-
1zT a. rs ed Anzs rkzsrE kzrs
4 large ervw5 4xEszassss shs zass
Cxwzis meeting AZ khg since Ssz-ss.z~
EfsEsrssz-
Mss Myrzl< Haz3exzsn waAsS Ia
beer vasiE1-sE hsr zzsrew n rSkzzExs-Az
rszzzrlzsz hGrzE Txw.zzT
Hrs E1&3 Tanxmaaz ard ehsEErssn 81
shz r1zxe Ersns SaESzrvEzy rzxAz and
Sszzss2y wrzA Fslztzvzx - Eixkzsnsf-
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28
MscAULEY NEWS

Ode Williams went 70 Cove Satur-
day.
". W. Stevenson was = Cove visi-
tor Tuesday.
A. H. Fair and Louis Laws attend
ed court last week
Frank Burnett marketed cotton in
Hatfield Saturday.
4 T. Smith marketed cotton in
Nandervoork FrSdSy.
I. II. Hatsou and son Ben, went -
Nandervoort Saturday
Dir. and Mrs Louis Laws were
shopping in Hatfield Monday.
c G.. Stearns and G. n. Barnett
were Hatfield traders Saturday.
Miss Lutte Stevenson and brother.
Walter. went 10 Hatfield Saturday
u. ]. taekey and son. Je<se. at
tended 70 business in Vandervoort
Saturday
". W. Stevenson. n. Yarbr0ugh
ard j. B. Crookshank were Hatfield
visitors Saturday.
J. s Bell who Is travelling for the
R2wieigh Co. came IN Saturday 70
spend a few days with mis- family.
School IS progressing nicely with
an enrolment Of a. pupils Dr. Price
came out the first day of school ard
fascinated the pupils.
Wil Hutson and son, Harry and
Arthur Bell, went TO Van6ervoort
Saturday. Tire boys going to be vsc-
cinates1 for smallpox
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Walden and
tuo children spent Monday night and
Tuesday with their grand parents
Mr. ara Mrs. J. Fl. CahIer.
There we're not very many our Z
Sunday school last Sunday. Every
enc IS cordially invited % attend s
Ne can build I'D q good Sunday school
c. W Stockton ard family Of Nun
ley. moved back here Saturday after
having been away about q year. They
ara living on the Morgan place until
they build On their place.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28
PorTER PICKINGs

Ivan Gann went "a Msra SATURDAY
Mrs Walter Hicks came hc-zs Sun-
siAy On ~. 5
Neax Cummings IS rowing t. the
Wal Allen place this week
The sale ef Lee Rates Was a success
and 4 large crowd attended
Dir. ard Mrs Jones notoxea 70
MenA Wednesday afternoon
Tut Harris and Dr. Gordon attend
I'd caaxs three days last week
Misses Alike and Betty Weieh went
to Mena IL % trading Saturday.
TIE sad news was received Satur-
sisy az The death Of jess Moseley.
Rev s. A. NeixhhorS went down 20
Cove on the lecai Saturday morning
Mrs. G@tlin * Mesa returned hcme
Sunday after q few days visit with
her parents. Dr.. ard Mrs. c. A. Cor
sicn
s. ". Bates. wife ard daughter vis-
atei with relatives the first e this
week
S. M. Bates is gang to occupy the
place iust vacated by his brother, Lee
Bates.
Tutx Harris and fsnssly we're Hat
field visitors SzansAy
Miss Tv0die Elraore canse Thursday
for . vaslE with her auas. Mrs 3. r.
OwenS.
Mr. shepherd a Rocky visited with
MS son ) q Snepaerd and family
Tuesday
Ms sIayzelle crcsslana went to
Asza Tsess@y where she expects 20
70 "a school.
Mr. and Mrs Cunningham of Be
4. =. Il. -
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28
Two NILE TOUCHES

La1rfaa Az5@xxcz is she szEsss wst-
TIN - thA ~Tsz~ II shfs ennn nnzrffsT.
BrvA " O. Es-nxkT filled his rsr-
zazr zEEalnErEerz 81 his pzzse San-
~
= 7 Max@. n A. Dlznisl aa.1 J z
Beavers attended erzrz &c Mes sass
weak
znsrse EAzEzrn whn fsfzres5 RE
anE.zas gE1srvsls aid uzz &c Kansas CTR,
EEgssEssa lis 1atAzrgx ard - a. kssnze.
war ans Clyde zawz m7eh THAR
Eznias &C 1saz mtszr~s 1-xr S-n-
5zy ard Eren sha 1Eszr-n1rr AZ -
II r EzrE hns
IFS A. wsheas e 1anr@er.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28

Kew VI. L. Smish preached at thu
Chapel Sunday
p. 7. Wynn spent Sunday with his
hrpsher at Reeky.
J. c. Whitaker hos been attending
ecur1 at town this week
S~hcss started here Mcnday with
Miss Beaiz Neal as teacher
Rurl Hughes Is working st Cove
being an engploye Of Ford Ycunce
Hor,er FoSAes who has beer very
iii with pneum0nia Is able 70 be Up
new
Nr. and Mrs- y. y, Williams have
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28

Ok who has spent the last two
months visiting relatives here return
81 home Monday.
Sturlan Clawson Of the Great
Lakes Naval training station. who
has been spending a furlough with
heae felix's, left Sunday morning for
the Great Lakes.
Joe and Virginia Brice who hav,
been at the home Of their grandpa
rents. Dir. and Mrs. ]. H. Brandon
Ell Friday morning for their home
= Longv1ew, Texas. YawAna.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28

Dr. :. A zse wRns "a Msna are
zzT zz< wzeE
}. O. EacZ seer q fsw 1avs kEss
wEsk II 1se err - Ef1zzs Esrk-
@ Csez transacted sszsness q
EAs ssEzE ssns enc ahy sxs1 waek
Hrs u z Msr xnss z-zn
wxrs lazA wszse<x eze zzT 1zxt
wzek
Mr. z2 4seaas- veTsst S.asgSysslzF
TzvE 9E VIZ relatives Il Ezzs
Teza
ESFzz Szanaez ssz saxtker II
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wilson, died
Monday morning. after an Illness q
sareral waaks
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28

Washington. Nss. 2l.-lnz "a
Session Of the sixfT-rEiAn ,re-..,r,s<
ecnxrzss. whixh began lass -. !
s. snaea AZ 5 p. M tscAy .sscts
rssotueioa which kaa ben 4, &
<1rlier IN the day By IT, s.sz.,,s d
10 Is and hy the haess, III
Ssxtieu ssnre sks thErd - .-.bsr
ssssfen Ia estv<z &ayss s.ssE
2 she as5ozrumens tNsa&E - s.,ssrs
e mzny e tbs spssssas.a = ss~r
mslly are1unpanTiHs -
sess6cnss
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-28

back. ard have purchased the Gaylon
Lively farm st EdwnriSvills Heights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
Guest OF Friends.


Miss Helena Caperton, who Is att
school at the Gateway. New Haven
Conn, will spend the Christmas hoii-
days as the guest est of Miss hsr E parsmSs
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Terrell, in Derby.
Conn. Later Miss Caperton Will visit
friends in New York.
Mr.. walkers New Book.
OF wide interest in literary and So
cial circles here is the appearance of
:, charming new fairy book written and
illustrated by Dugald Stewart Walker.
of Richmond. and brought out by
hing OF gossamer thought and subtle
imagery as its title, Dream Boats,
would imply, and Is by far the best
thing that Mr.. Walker has yet pro-
duced One of the most unique and
interesting events held here several
years ago was an afternoon with the
fairies. given under the most fashion on
Walker told the children and grown.
ups enchanting stories and legends OF
his own making His new book.
of the lovely fairy stories that he
has told with so much success through
out the country in clubs and schools,
hospitals. prisons and camps and many
o;her places you would never suspect
that they cared TO hear about the wee
folk.
are an exquisite fulfillment of his work
as an artist and illustrator with Il rare
imagination His illustrations have
bcen a real feature of more than one
volume Of fairy tales and folklore. and
have received the highest praise from
critics Of note. The stories in his new
book seem but the continuation Of the
artists wonderful drawings. of all YOU
may read and learn and love in the
heart and mind OF children. There are
sketches from the beautiful land of
pretend" which is the happy hunting
Ground Of real people after all, and i'm
tho quaint and subtle words Of the
writer. you go sailing off keeping your
compass turned we'll away from that
bv "As- fast-as-you- can East" 1t is in
ruth enchanted ground where you may
ind again all the lost dream crafts that
Won Launched go many moons ago be-
Side YOUR own nursery hearth. with the
hand Of Dear Mother Mine fast in your
MIR. Walker has shown great In
they have quaintness and charm al.
;hcir own and subtle, delicate poem
in the heart OF each that Is not found
in the fairy tales or an older day.
The book is dedicated to Dugald
walkers father. David Walker of
richmond. It's publication is of wide
interest throughout the South. aud the
is shortly TO be heard in Richmond
again IN an afternoon with the fairies
lends added charm to the book here
Here for tho Holidays.
Miss Charlotte Roy Spencer. dhIgh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. d Il. Spencer, or
ST. Louis. is spending the holidays with
her aunt. Mrs. Henry lleth Walden. on
Vest Avenue. Miss Spepcera mother
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