The Little River news., 1919-12-06
Ogden News.

George L. and Mary Ellen, left Monday for Philadelphia, to spend Thanksgi ing with the formers mother, Mrs J. T. Howell.
 November has given us some ideal weather, something to add to our thankfulness.
 Mrs M. A. Dupree of Ashdown is visiting her daughter, Mrs w. S. Crouch.
 Rev. Burnett and daughter of Ash down were here Friday 1 James Massey and wife were visiting relatives in Ashdown Sunday. Wm. Crouch and family and Elish Pickett and family of Pine Prairie attended the birthday dinner of w. s. ;! Crouch Sunday.
 Sam Lumus spent Sunday at Bloom burg, Texas.
 Surely we have a lote to be thankful fCa this Thanksgiving. Mrs. l. N. Hut and Fred Hut at tended the "Thirteenth Chair at Tex arkana Saturday evening.
 Mr and Mrs Burris added much to the sicial events by entertaining the l the social events by entertaining the ening, which was greatly enjoyed Friends of MT and Mrs L. P Bow man of Teague, Texas, are rejoicing over the fact that they will again be residents of our town.
 Mir. and Mrs C. w. Matthews were attending to business in Texarkana Friday.
 A. q Mills was in Ashdown Friday.
 H. c. Hull made business trip to Ashdown Friday
 Mrs. Coy Casey and little Miss Kath- lcen Hull, were shoppiny in Texarkana Saturday evening.
 Miss Marguerite Budd was at home Sunday from TeXarkana.
 Mir. and Mrs. J.H Furlow were shop ping in Ashdown Saturday.
 Misses Laura and Lottie Van Hook were in Texarkana Saturday.
 John Smithson was up from Oil City a few days last week.
 Miss Mary Mcdowell who is teach ing at Saratoga. spent the weekend with homefolks at this place.
 Jess Cox is here from Atlanta, Ga for visit with relatives.
 The Epworth League rendered very lretty and enjoyable musical pro- gram Sunday evening at the school au- ditorium and was well attended. Every Sunday evening the program is differ ent and beneficial to all who attend
 Ogden. Dec. 3.-(SpeciaD- box supper in the school auditorium last Thanksgiving night by the various churches of the town was a good suc- cess. An interesting item of the oc- casion was the voting on the prettiest girl. The prize being a delicious box of homemade candy.
 The young people of the town were delightfully."- entertained Thanksgiving afternoon at the home of Mir. and Mrs J H Furlow. Music and dancing and cards were the amusements. At the close of the day, the guests were served with cocoa and marshmalloWs.
 MT. and Mrs. c. w. Hawkins enter tained the youngsters Saturday eYen- ! ;po with do and cards
 Dr. and Mrs I. N. Hut have return ed from Fouke, where they spent Thanksgiving with relatives.
 Mrs. Coy Casey was visitor in TeXarkana the first of the week.
 MT and Mrs James G. Goodman of Texarkana visited relatives here Sun day Miss Minnie Smithson accom- panied them home for a brief stay.
 Earn Case was a visitor in TeXark- ana Sunday evening.
 Another enjoyable event of the social season was the candy making at MT and Mrs. w. s. Crouchs Tuesday ev- ening.
 l uoy "oo opoSA 'SN 1A' the usual way in Ogden. The principal business houses being closed.
 Mrs. l.. F. Bannon and daughter Miss Agnes, were in Ashdown Satur- day.
 A message was received Monday, an nouncing the death of Miss Virgie South, at Little s9c'ck. She had host of friends here, who regret to hear of her death, having once lived in our town and was one of our best Sunday school teacher.
 The Fun Makers" are planning a wecnie roast tonight, Thursday, if the weather permits.
 Ha Ha! Our liquor substitutes are going to be tested, but we are sure this is useless as we know there is nothing intoxicating in them, from the way it effects some.
 Warning Order.