The Mena weekly star., 1919-12-25
Correspondence
HATFIELD HAPPENINGS.


 School closed Friday for one weeks vacation.
 Arthur Cobb is here to spend the holidays with homefolks.
 Lun Lewis of Dewey, Ok, is visiting his brother, Frank Lewis.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Everett moved to the R. R. Miller farm Monday
 J. C. Hoheimer made a business visit to Texarkana Wednesday,
 E. K. Asher will spend Christmas with his family at Smithville. Ok.
 An enjoyable party was held at the Robert Miller home Thursday night
 Mrs. Grace Mershon is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Whip pie.
 Mrs. Cole of Mena spent the week end with Mrs, Eb Moore, and Mrs. Me Donald.
 The Quisenberry brothers are home from Texas to spend Christmas with their parents.
 Mrs. K. Q. Morrow of Heavener wis tied with her mother, Mrs. T. M. Dover. last week.
 Herman Dodson of Burr, Tex, is spending a few days with friends in and near Hatfield,
 Mir. Hammock, the blacksmith, left for Memphis, Tenn, Sunday to spend Christmas with his family.
 The Misses Beulah and Mildred Hall entertained their friends with music and games Friday evening.
 A company of young people was royalty entertained by Mir. and Mrs. Roy Holder Saturday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. T R. Bates departed for Collins, Mo, Monday to spend Christmas with their daughter.
 j F Gray of Mena has moved into the new Bates building, and is pre- pared to make and repair shoes
 Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Gates are enjoy ing a visit from their son, Oliver, who IS attending school at Conway.
 The Rork, Callahan and Powell fam llies plan to celebrate Thursday at the Powell home northwest of Hatfield.
 Mrs. Sarah Keller and son, Ira, have been on the sick list for the past three weeks. Both are reported as improv- ing.
 Sunday Dr. Campbell accompanied Mrs. Albert Roberts to Texarkana, where she was to undergo an opera tion.
 Prof. and Mrs. Morden left Mon day afternoon for Waldo. Ark. to spend the holidays with Mrs. Morden's parents.
 Mir. Hollenbeck of Rogers is spend ing few days at the Pines Planta- ton. and looking after his real estate holdings.
 Mrs. George @Anders returned from Wellington, Tex, Sunday. and reports her mother, Mrs. Toceet, as convales- cing rapidly.
 Rev. Johnson of Fort Smith spoke at the Baptist church Sunday even ing in the interests of the $75 ,000. 900 Campaign.
 H. L. Williams of Texas is here to spend the holiday season with his par cnts, Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Williams, and other relatives.
 Pearl Harris shipped one hundred pounds of holly to parties in Los An geles last week. He expects to re- celve 25c q pound.
 The petty thief is again getting busy. Several pieces of meat were taken from Dr. Campbell's smoke house Saturday night.
 The High School girls secured con- tributlons amountin" to S25 for the purpose of providing the poor children with Christmas cheer.
 Mrs. l. G. Harris has resigned her position as teacher of the first grade in our school and will begin work in the Acorn school the first of the year.
 Slr. and Mrs. Helter Littlepage and the Misses Johnnie and Eunice Little page of Ida, Ok, will spend this week with relatives and friends in Hatfield and vicinity.
 Aflle Nichols, carrier on Route 1. IS taking his annual vacation. and ac companied by his sister, Miss Jettie. departed Thursday for McAlester, Ok. to spend the holidays with relatives.
 Sunday at the Parson home on Six Mile occurred the marriage of Ed Morrison and Miss Dora Parsons. The best wishes of their many friends for a happy matrimonial voyage is ex- tended to them.
 The play given by the Eastern Star last Thursday night was great sue cess m every respect. There was full house. and apparently every one present enjoyed the performance from start to finish. Between the acts mus lc was furnished by Miss May Parker Miss Henderson and Mir Rouse.
 The oth and 9th grade pupils will have entire charge of the program and tree given at the auditorium on Christmas eve. This means a lot of hard work for these young people. and we trust every one present will show his or her appreciation by maintain ing good order.