The Little River news., 1920-01-31
 Ogden News.


 worth while to set aside a day for na. tion-wide prayer to check so much rain fall, if We can do likewise when we are in need of it.
 No progress whatever towards farm ing on account of wet weather,
 Mrs. Cherry and children of Ell Dor ado arrived here last week to be al the bedside of the formers father Prof, Founders. MT. Founders was brought home Saturday from the sani- tarium at Texarkana with but little improvement.
 Rev. Wales preached at the school auditorium Sunday.
 <, The young people enjoyed them selves hugely at the home of MT. and Mrs. West Hawkins Saturday evening
 Captain John Van Hook, who has been. the guest of his brother, F. M Van Hook, left Monday for his home in San Antonio,
 Misses Addie and Madie Crouch vis- ited relatives in Ashdown Sunday.
 Mrs. Velvin returned the first of the week from Hope where she went to be at the bedside of her grandmother. Mrs, c. H. Dickinson of Red Bluff was delightful guest among friends here Sunday.
 Dr. Anderson, who was hero some time ago prospecting, has returned and will move his family here in the near future. They will be residents of the Ralston home on Broad street.
 Lemly Hut, who has been the guest at the home of his uncle, Dr. Hut, re- turn5d to his home Sunday at Fouke
 Misses Ethel and Minnie Smithson were visitors in Texarkana Saturday evening,
 Miss Laura Van Hook returned Sun day from Foreman, where she attend ed the Teachers Association.
 Nathan Furlow and T. F. Ball were at Pine Prairie last week on busi- ness.
 MT. and Mrs, Ed Wood are the proud parents of son whose arrival was about the tenth.
 Misses Madie Crouch, Clio Ogden. Cardie. Lewis and Rosa McDowell and Messrs. Earn Hankins, and Frank Crouch visited Prof Founders at Tex arkana Tuesday
 Just an incident to prove how much rainfall we have had and what an aw- full condition our roads are in, the other day while our census enumera- tor was on one of his routes he begged his horse and buggy down, and pro- ceeded to get out and help the animal pull out, he begged down himself. Oscar Taylor was in Ashdown Mon- day.
 The pie supper given by the Literary society of the high school few nights ago was a very good success. A pro- gram was rendered which added to the amusement,
 Rev. Wales, the Baptist minister states that he has his plans pretty we'll organized for the erection of a new Baptist church here sometime in the near future
 Mrs. Ed Davis is reported, to be quite i'll.
 Wallace Mullins of Texarkana visit ed Neal Velvin last week,
 Dr. and Mrs. l. N. Hut were de- lightful host and hostess to few friends Thursday and Friday nights of last week, honoring Lemly Hut and John Van Hook. Singing and danc- ing, ana cards along with jolly jokes and general conversation were the amusements. At a late hour the guests were served with delicious re- treatments, consisting of hot choco- late and cake, fruit salad and sand wlches and candy and fruits. The guest list not including the host and hostess, were: Misses Addie Crouch. Ethel Minnie and May Smithson, Messrs, Fred Hut, Lemly Hut, Fouke, Edgar Huckabee, Oil City, Captain John Van Hook, San Antonio, Emmett Smithson, Oscar Taylor, and A. Dar- ling. and MT. and Mrs. w. B, Leather wood.
 Tom Aubrey, Ogal Green and Artie Patterson of Ashdown attended a dance here last week.
 Mrs. Alice Czar who has been quite ill with swamp fever is reported inn proving