The Little River news., 1919-11-29
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r. VI. WOOu OI tk6u 6luu was III lut city Friday morning.
 Proi A A. Gray was here from Will ton liday morning.
 Miss Trina Wilson is on the sick lis this week.
 Mrs. 1. H. Phillips was in Texarkane Friday morning.
 J F. Schirmer of White Cliffs was trading in Ashdown Friday.
 See the Southern Musical Company at the auditorium Tuesday night
 Walter Hall of Allene was attending to business in Ashdown Friday
 Ed Waldo was up from Pine Prairie Wednesday.
 Mrs. W. K Haller is visiting with relatives and friends in Nashville. Herbert Mckinney of TeXarkana spent Thursday afternoon in Ashdown. Miss Thelma Crowson of Nashville visited her sister, Mrs o. T. Graves Thursday.
 George Bell and A. C. Ramsey of Nashville were in Ashdown Wednes- Gay afternoon
 The lyceum presents the Southern Musical company at the auditomium IT sday night.
 Special reduction on coats, coatsuits. dresses and ladies and ehildrens hats Millinery Store 1126 Mrs F. Bozeman and little daugh- ter Francis, visited MT. and Mrs H. L Toland Thursday
 Who has the greater charm-the in nocent country girl or the sophisticat- ed city woman? See the Perfect Lover. Mrs Jet Orton and little daughter of Fulton spent Thanks giving with relatives in AshdoWn.
 Mr and Mrs Rupert Steel and little daughter of Mena spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs. A. R. Hill.
 How the love of one good woman kept man straight when temptations surrounded him. See The Perfect Lover, at the Royal Dec ?
 Mrs. Zea Jacobson and Miss Angie Holt of Texarkana spent Thanksgiving with Mir and Mrs. E. A. Hartsfeld
 Miss Evelyn Johnson left the first of the week for Blackwell, Okla, to accept a position as stenographer. Miss Hazel Hicks and brother, Harry Hicks. of Shreveport spent Thanks giving with their sister, Mrs J. E Locke
 The Perfect Lover" is Eugene O. B"iens first starring production. At the Royal December ?.
 The next lyceum number will be given at the auditorium Tuesday It is the Southern Musical Company, con- sisting of violinists, pianists, reader and singer
 Mrs. B. J. Chamberlain of Morris Ferry is spending a few days with rel atives in Ashdown
 Who has the greater charm-the in nocent country girl or the sophisticat- ed city woman?-See the Perfect Lov- CT" at the Royal Tuesday night
 Pat McMeans of Paris. Texas, spent Thanksgiving in Ashdown with his sis ters, Mrs. G. w. Orton and Miss Flor ence McMeans. He returned home Friday morning.
 The Thanksgiving ball Wednesday evening was enjoyed very much in the Goldsmith building, with the Gordon band of TeXarkana furnishing the mus ic for the occasion.
 The Perfect Lover is an adaptation of Leila Burton Wells novel, The Naked Truth. Royal Dec 2
 Miss Lena CaulGer of Texarkana spent Wednesday night and Thursday with her mother in this city.
 The Arkansas Democrat is kicking over the traces in these days of high prices, Itis announcing Profit Sharing plan whereby it makes it's subscription price $3.9O by mail (only) for one year to expire December 10, 1920 if paid during Bargain Days December 1-15. Thereafter the price will be regular 55c a month Post masters and rural carriers can tell you all about it.
 Ed Nelson was here Wednesday on his way to Sheridan to spent Thanks giving with his father He will gC from there to Muskogee, Okla, where he will accept position.
 Miss Pauline Davidson of Texarkanc of Texarkana attended the dance ir Ashdown Wednesday night She was the guest of Mrs. J. E. Locke.
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