The Little River news., 1919-10-22
0gden News.

was rendeSed Sunday evening at O. : clock at the school auditorium. The program follows: Subject, "untruth- fulness;" leader, Miss Addie Crouch; song, Revive us Again. scripture reading by leader; Repeating of the 23rd Psalm, Miss Madie Crouch; prayer; vocal solo, 'I love him, MISS Minnie Smithson; reading, Miss Lottle 1 Van Hook; Questions of the bible ans wered by leaguers; address, MT Fred Hut; closing song service; League benediction.
 A pretty luncheon was set sunday i afternoon at o'clock by Miss Minnie Smithson at her home, honorlng her guests, Misses Linnie Markham and Kate Ritman of TeXarkana.
 Ogden. Oct. -(SpeciaD-Mr. and Mrs. V. NJ. Crouch of Pine Pralfle spent Sunday at this place with rela- l tives.
 Misses Laura and Lottie Van Hoook were shopping in TeXarkana saturday,
 Misses Minnie and Mae Smithson were shopping in Ashdown saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. Vim. Mcdowell and daughter, Miss Mary, were visitors at Pine Pralr- | ie Tuesday.
 The picture show that has been here for two weeks is being well patronized when the weather permits. J. D. Budd went to Mena Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Griff Goodman of Texa- rl:ana spent Sunday with relatives at this place.
 MT. A. Mills transacted business in ] Ashdown Friday. J. H. and Nathan Furlow. Roy Budd R. NJ. Holmes and V. M. Crouch were i in Little Rock Saturday on business.
 E. A Velvin one of our leading mer- i chants. was in Ashdown Friday.
 Mrs. Mona Bowen and MT. Ed Me Farlin were united in marriage We'd nesday evening at the home of the brides sister, Mrs Pete Wadell of the east side Their many friends extend gratulations.
 H. c. Hull. another one of our pro gressive merchants, was in Ashdown Saturday.
 H. C. Howard and family left last week for west Texas to make their home.
 Miss Marguerite Budd of TeXarkana spent Sunday at this place with home folks
 E. C. Matthews was in Ashdown Friday.
 Mrs w T. Smithson of Greenville, Texas, is here for a short stay with her brothers. J. H. and Nathan Furlow before leaving for Riverside, Cal, for her health.
 Miss Theresa Smith returned to her home at Fouke Saturday, after a visit with her uncle, Dr. l. N. Hut
 A. Darling returned from Oklahoma Saturday, where he had been to look after oil interests.
 J. H. FurloW. Ben Crouch and W. $, Crouch were in Ashdown Friday
 Mrs k. A. Velvn received telegram Sunday stating the death of her sister, Mrs Wright of Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs Wright will be remembered here as Miss Verna Neal by host of sorrowing friends.
 Mrs. E. A. Velvin was in TeXarkana Fridav on business.
 John Smithson of Oil City is spend ing the week with homefolks.
 l. L. Welch was in Texarkana Fri day,
 Miss Mary Mcdowell left Saturday for Saratoga to begin her school.
 Notes from the intermediate grades at school, follow:
 Miss May Reed was absent from school last week on account of illness.
 Robert Dollarhide is back in school after weeks illness
 Roberta Davis climbed upon her l . ttiuioeiiOi Q MUG anu ouiu oi oiiupt' was you in the Ark?' His reply was 'No my child" Then Roberta wonder ed, Well wasn't you drowned?"
 The intermediate room is being de- corated in witches, black cats and pumpkins, awaiting the arrival of Hol- loween
 The blue and red sox have>a spirited ball game every recess and noon, fuss ing takes place more than any thing else
 The Roosevelt society will have their program Monday afternoon, Oct. 20, in- stead of October 17 Every one invited to attend.
 Robert Broadway is ianitor this week as Earl Hanliins is out of school help ing his father gather his crop before the river OVerfloWs
 Warming Order.