The Mena weekly star., 1920-03-18
VOLUME I, NUMBER 51.
NOTES AND PERSONALS
COVE

4 EVerDody IS busy making spring garden. Frank Roark visited friends in Cove last Sunday.
 Now is the time to plant radish and English peas.
 Thurman Murchant moved to Cove last Saturday.
 Cove gin shut down last Saturday 4 for the season.
 Cove is going to have box factory. Watch Cove grow Mrs WincheIl of Hatton is visiting her son this week. Now is the time to plant blackberry and strawberry plants. Walter Mize and family visited { friends in Mena Sunday. w. Nj. Hansard made a trip to ! Mena last week on business. l James Hegwood and wife returned :. from Oklahoma last Saturday. ! Will Mckinney of Watson was doing { business in Cove last Monday. I MT. and Mrs. Coplan and son, John Coplan, motored to Mena Sunday. 1 Mrs o. K. Skinner visited with her { folks at Vandervoort over Sunday. Irish potatoes will be late this spring on account of getting seed. Mir. and Mrs B. P. Lychliter of Van. dervoort were in Cove last Monday. Joe Miller and family of No mill visited with J. NJ. Carters last Sunday. Fred w. Gray, J. H. Rowbart and | their wives motored to Hatfield Sun day
 Mrs John Coplan is now spending a few days at Waldron, visiting her | folks.
 Don't forget to plant plenty of gar den for yourself and some for your , neighbor.
 i, MT and Mrs. John Harkey or Hattou were visiting at the w M. Hansard ! home Sunday.
 1 The Baptist Sunday School every |. Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and sing ing Sunday night. Miss Minnie Clinton of Grannis was visiting her friend, Josephine Allen part of last week. Mrs. R. F. Low has been on the sick list for the last few days but is now able to be out. Mrs. D. J. Hobough, who has been having the flu for the last two weeks, is now able to be up. Roy Miller of Grainges, Texas is here visiting his sister May Miller and others for few days. Jim Barret and family moved to the Hilton oil fields last week to make that their home for while. Mrs. D. H. Bowen, the wife of our restaurant man, is visiting her folks this week at Waidron, Ark. MT and Mrs. K, H. Skinner and lit tie baby daughter spent Sunday at her parental home near Vandervoort. Cove has 10 acres of radishes plant ed for early shipment Call on W. NJ. Pride for baskets to ship radishes in. Miss Eunice Dunnigan had small lot of her friends at her home Sat urday evening. All had good time. Cove is talking of starting steam cooking and power sorghum plant. Think about this and plant more cane. E J.'D. Coplan was called to Krcbbs. Iokla, last Sunday on account of sick. ness of his sister, Mrs. Nancy Oranges. Mrs. c. c. Coplan, wife of our pepu' lar grocerman, left last Saturday to visit with her parents at Waldron. Ark. Several of Mrs. Bunyard's special young friends gathered at her home on Saturday evening and all enjoyed themselves.
 Miss Opal Harkey, cousin of .Hirsh- ell Winchell, from Heavener, Okla. came in Monday to visit her uncle and aunt and their family Remember the Sunday School every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and ! Christian Endeavor at night at the presbyterian church ]. o. B. Witherspoon general manager
 of the Cove Lumber Company attend
 ed the Lumberman Convention al
 Shreveport last week.
 Sunday School every Sunday al Welcome Home at 2:30 o'clock. We expect to have new singing books Come and help us singp
 Mrs. Davis who bought the HansarC
 place some time ago has rented thu place to her brother-in-law and vii
 move to California soon.
 Wayman Grain of the Bank of Cov'
 was in Texarkana last week having hi
 eyes treated by an expert, return
 ing home Saturday evening.
 Mir and Mrs. Warren Hounsell ant
 Miss Mildred McGown. Miss Josephin,
 Allen and Miss Winnie Clinton visite'
 friends at Vandervoort last Sunday.
 Jim Wilson has bought a new say
 mill and will set on his own land nea
 Dry Creek. He expects to do som
 custom work and will be ready fo
 business soon. ~
 Rev. Fulton of Hatfield preached
 fine sermon at the Presbyteria
 church last Sunday evening to larg
 Ilaudience Bro. Fulton will preac