The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-01
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1919.

NAPNICS tO oldN Dil kiiC Idftl Jltts veal
 Mrs. Thelma Hansard, the wife of Lloyd Hansard of Muskogee, came in to spend the holidays with the Han sards.
 c. G. Copeland of the Liberty Cafe, who was reported sick last week, is now up and attending to business as usual.
 Mir. and Mrs. Claud Simmons re- turned home last week after spending six weeks in western Oklahoma pick ing cotton.
 J. R. German and wife gave a big family dinner on Christmas day to friends and relatives. All report a good time.
 Copeland & Son bought the Nixon building last week and will move their general stock to this building about January 1.
 Tom Toilet and family and Johr Dickerson of Rufe, Ok, relatives of s. Teeter, spent Christmas with Mir Teeter and family.
 E. B. Sawyer, who has been work. ing in the oil fields near Burkburnett Tex, returned home last week tc spend the holidays.
 Mir. and Mrs. Haskell Young, who have been spending the holidays witf their people returned home Saturday to San Marcos, Tex.
 Rev. J. B. Hammonds of Wander. voort passed thru Cove Monday on hi. way home from filling his appoint ment at Smithville.
 Pine Grove Sunday school elected their officers last Sunday, and changed the hour to meet from 9 in the morn ing to 2;30 in the afternoon.
 Mrs. A. M. Parker was attending ! the teachers examination last week il Mena. She expects to teach the J. c Lowery school commencing soon.
 The truck growers of Vandervoor will meet the first Saturday in Jan uary (3rd) to perfect the organization and elect officers. Everybody com' out.
 ] G. K. Smith, delegate from Cove attended the agriculture and commer cial stockmen's meeting at Mena las Saturday, and reports a good attend ance.
 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Spencer, /, baby girl on last Tuesday night, De cember 23. Mother and baby are do ing fine. Dr. T. B. Young in attend ance.
 [ John Bowman and Robert Smitl left Saturday for the mountains an, { valleys to hunt for turkeys and bear Robert Smith will try his $100 dog oi this trip.
 All farmers who expect to join tn, Cove Truck and Fruit Growers Asso citation meet at the town hall nex Saturday and give your name to tn secretary.
 The I. o. 0. r. lodge elected thei officers last Saturday night-Nobl Grand, Walter Elliott; Vice Grand Will Hogue; Secretary, l. s. Teeter Treasurer, S. E. Pierce
 Mrs. R. E. Lowe, teacher at Vel come Home school gave a nice pro gram Christmas tree and treat las Wednesday evening to a large crow, and all had a good time. The Welcome Home Sunday schoo failed to get their treat in time fo, 1, Christmas eve, but gave out about q sacks of oranges and apples to thos, present last Sunday afternoon. i N. Q. Allen bought the old Golf home on Watson avenue from JohI Whited, and Mir. Allen is now moving into be resident of Cove. It is won derful how the people do come to Cove to live.
 Rev J. B. Hammonds of Wander voort will preach at the Baptis church next Sunday morning at Il o'clock; also in the evening at o'clock, and Sunday school at 10 a. m Everybody welcomed.
 L. c. Wilson and daughter of St Joseph, Mo, who were formerly oi Wickes, took dinner with Mir. and Mrs Golf Sunday Mr Wilson was man ager of the Wickes Farm & Orchard Company farm at Wickes.
 Alr and Mrs. Guy Gray of Win throp. Ark, with Mir. and Mrs. Fred w Gray. Mr. and Mrs A. B. Colley and daughter, Fannie, and Mildred McCown, had fine big Christmas din- ner at the home of Mrs. Dr. Gray on Christmas day.
 At old Cove last Wednesday even ing, Christmas eve, the community Sunday school gave a Christmas en- tertainment, big Christmas tree full of presents--a present to all and a good time for everybody. Old Cove is fine place to go.
 The community Christmas tree at the town hall was a grand success. A nice little program was rendered, and Santa Claus was there. Most all little folks got present. The com mittee handled the funds nicely, and all had a good time. The little folks want Santa Claus to come again soon.
 Married on Christmas day, o. E. Skinner of Cove, and Miss Bertha Cecil of Vandervoort. at the brides home by Rev. J. B. Hammond. Only immediate relatives and friends were present. Here are congratulations to