The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-27
Correspondence
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K N. Winchell made trip to DeQueen last week on business.
 Herschel Winchell has secured job at DeQueen with the D. & E. K. k.
 Fred WI Gray visited with his brother at Winthrop part of last week. ID Copelan and wife made their first trip to Vandervoort last Sunday. Dutch Sanderlin and wife from Tex as visited with O. B. Witherspoon last week.
 Riliy Hogue filled his car with his folks and went fishing last Saturday night.
 old Cove Is having singing every 1st and 3rd Sunday nights in the month.
 George Harold of DeQueen visited with his brother. J. H. Harold over Sunday.
 Listen boys don't forget to call on Parson Nixon when you want to get married.
 Mrs. Henry Cecil and daughter visited with friends and relatives in Cove last week
 Mrs winchell of Hatton is visiting her son. k. N. Winchell, and family, this week.
 John CopeIan and wife, also G.. G. Copelan and wife motored to Mena last Sunday.
 Mrs. Landrine, sister of Kit Daniels, left last week to spend the summer in Bivens. Texas.
 Frank Turner has sold 37 cases of strawberries from his strawberry farm this year.
 Mrs Ollie Keith and daughter of Arizona are here visiting her home folks for awhile.
 Mrs. NJ. E. Cray left Monday even Ing on No. for Heavener, Okla, to visit for week or two.
 Thurman Merchant with the Cove Lumber Company was transacting business in Mena last Saturday.
 Mrs. c. c. Golf who has been at the Hospital in Texarkana for the last two weeks Is getting along fairly well,
 Miss Fannie Colley, who has just finished her term of school at Wade, Okla. returned home last Saturday
 will H0gue and wife and mother and sister visited with Lee German and family at Hatfield last Sunday. c. s. Tankersley of the Cove Lum- Der company made flying trip to Hatfield Potter and Mena last Sun day.
 MT. and Mrs w. L. Boyd of Okla homa City have returned to their sum mer home, two miles northeast of Cove.
 Mr and Mrs. K. H. Skinner visited relatives at Vandervoort and also took in the decoration at the Cecil Chap pei last Sunday.
 Wm Hansard and family all visited friends at Hatton, Vanderyoort and also took in the big Decoration at the Cecil Chapel last Sunday,
 Mrs. ] l. Moss of Gurdon, Ark. was called to Cove on account of the sick ness of her daughter, Miss Freida Moss, who is very sick with the fever. Fred w Gray and wife, Mrs. J. H. Rowbart and Mir. Wayman Grain and Miss Josephine Allen motored down to Vandervoort last Monday evening. Miss Kate and Miss Mary Grady who haye been teaching school at Mover, Okla. closed their term of school last week and returned home to spend the summer. There will be a meeting of the Cove Truck Growers Association Saturday. May 29. All canteIoupe and cucumber growers that want crates, please tell v a good price but must have your order now.
 Dr. C. E. Hayes, the Presbyterian Synodical missionary of the state of Arkansas. was at Cove last Friday night and preached to a large Audience in the Presbyterian church, assisted by Rev. H. E. Nixon. We had a fine sermon and excellent singing and af- ter the services Dr. Hayes called the members together and made arrange ments to have Brother Nixon to fill this pulpit the balance of this year. Brother Nixon is a live wire in church work and we trast he may do great york in the town of Cove.
 The Governor of Oklahoma at Cove Gov J. B. A. Robinson. with Joe Morris. secretary of state. Dr. Sims, state Health Physician, MT. Russell; Kyser. state board of affairs. sv'0 rothers of the governor Ben Watts, sfete Game Warden; Judge Burford, ali of Oklahoma City; c. D. Wilkin- son, County Attorney of McCurtain County. Mayo James. both of ldabell Okla: these gentlemen from the Illus trous state of Oklahoma stopped of at Cove on their way to Smithville Okla4 Sunday afternoon They ex- pect to let the contract to fence 160f acres of land known as the state re serve Smithville expected to kill the fatted calf and feed these gentlemen on the best in the land. These gentle men wifi spend few days rusticat ing in the mountains of eastern Okla. before returning to their homes.
 At the Calvary Presbyterian churcl in Cove last Sunday. May 23rd. wa the biggest day this church ever saw, i more than doubled its membership Twenty new members were received Unto membership Three infants wer, baptised. The Evangelist singer an, preacher Rev. II. E. Nixon. who cam, here about four weeks ago. is grea worker filled with the spirit of God After singing and preaching for th' last four weeks, he invited Rev. Sossa mon of Mena to assist him in conduct ing the sacrament of the Lords sup per This was a splendid service, fin singing and a fitting sermon for tn, occasion Brother Sossamon servel this church over twenty years age Bro T. E Nixon will be absent iron this church for two weeks, helping hSother preacher hold meetings in town near WestviIle, Okla. After tha he will return to Cove and have charg of the Clvary Presbyterian church fo the balance of the year.
 
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