The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-09-09
Correspondence
COVE CATCHES

Most OF the farmers are thru pick
ing fodder.
The high school Of Cove opened Non
day morning.
The cotton fields are beginning to
look white again.
The turnip seed planted last week
are up and looking tine.
Mr. Doug Walker was doing BUSH
ness In Mena last Friday
Mrs Hnl who has been visiting at
DeQueen returned home last week.
The farmers planted p acres or
strinEfess green pod beans this fall.
Tozn Dempseyts little child who has
been quite sick is now getting atoms
Don't forget the sabbath school at
Welcome Home next sunday. Every
body come.
Warrior Hounseil and family mot
visiting friends
Mr. WILDER FORMER has two vers sicl.
children with the fever but are some
Mr. and Mrs. John Hartley of Hatten
visited with Mr.. and Mrs w N. fan~
sard last Sunday
The Masons ana their families all en-
joyed a fine ice cream supper at their
hall last Saturday night.
T. II. Johnson Of the Bank Of Hat
held his wife and children, spent SUM
day at the J. G. Allen home.
NJ. f. Johnson, formerly OF the Com
suercial hotel, bought the Liberty Cafe
last week from J. A. Cofrey.
Howard Teeters Of DeQueen, a grand
son Of =. w Teeters. came Ia sunday
80 help his grandpa make sorghum.
Eey. Fl. +. Nixon left Monday even
Sug for Paris. Ark, to attend the fall
'meeting Of the TT. Smith Presbytery.
John Hays. returned home last Satur-
day. after spending ten days visiting
their grandfather.
new addition to his store and 1t sure
looks fine He Will now have room to
arrange his stock
tend the Americanization Day at
Mana, FRIDAY, Sept. 10.
sold over $3.50 Of cantaloupes off his
. acres this year, yet some say 1t don't
pay 20 raise cantaloupes
Rev. Bennett OF DeQueen will assist
Rev Hammond at the revival service
this week at the Baptist church Come
ont and hear Rev Bennett
The public hall at Cove owned by the
ceiving. fine coat OF paint, Mr.. Swat
~ of Mena is Doing the work.
Revs- Pate and GLADDEN. are conduct
tnE series Of evangelistic meetings
at Welcome Home this week, Come
out and hear these men preach
Mrs. Mathis Of Grannis who has ac-
cepted the primary grade In the Cove
school came IN Saturday TO be ready
40 commence school Monday morning.
J. II. Harold. one of Coves good
faithful men spent ) weeks in Texas.
visiting relatives and old friends. He
returned home last week feeling fine.
Walter Moore and Miss Della Hayes
were married last Saturday in Mens
and returned home in the evening
They expect to make their home In
Cove.
Txev j. RI Hammond OF Vandervoorf
commenced a series OF evangelistis
meetings al the Baptist church last
Sunday evening with a good audience
and flne singing and a good sermon
Everybody come.
Dan wooden. son Of A. NJ woodelI
Texss. with Mr.. woodell's sister
Gladys Woodell. and his brother, Rus
sell, all spent ten DAYS at Hot Springs
Robert FORMER who was before the
y. r, Ed Myers at Hatfield last Satur-
day IN regard to cattle dipping. was dis
charged and Immediately afterwards
was arrested again and his trial Is set
fo- saturday, Sept. 49, before Esd
Or. G. 4. Campbell Of old Dallas
bought last week the DR. 7. r. Young
home and business and takes possess
Ton Immediately Pr Campbell comes
xfll find Cove pleasant place to live
and do bushes.
Miss Josephine Allen who has been
spending the summer visiting friends
in the west. returned home last week
Dan Woodell and his friend Travis
Neatly. with l. A. Woodell and wife
also Miss Archie Woodell made ny.
Inc trip 70 Mena last Monday to have
dental work done.
MISS Lillian 0uHHHflllAU ti AlcId
nlece Of T.. L. Henson, our telephone
man. visited last week with her uncle
A. Il. Gill who resigned his position
with the Cove Lumber Company some
time ago. has accepted a position AZ
Meyer, Ok. and will move next Thurs
day TO his new home.
z. II. Barton. Jr. with his mother
Mrs b. H. Barton, left last Sunday
for Cadda Gap and on Monday. Mr.. G
BSrton viii take his mother and broth
ser 10 Hot Springs to spend month OF
more taking hot baths for rheumatism
as Mrs Barton has suffered all sum
ner with this affliction.
The Cove schools opened last Monday
morning with large attendance. Rev
Hammond conducted the devotional ex-
~srcise. Rev. H. E. Nixon led the sing
xng. Miss Mamie Grady played the or
Gau- J. c.. Allen. president of tbs
school board. gave an excellent talk
We the school followed by w. J Barton
and A. NJ. Woodell and Mr.. Griffin, AZ
1880 the scholars marched TO then
respective rooms and their teachers
commenced active work
We have one of the best school sys.
TENS in any county and the best law
on earth to that parents educate
their children Our compulsory school
law applies to any parent or guardian
who has children in their care within
ghe age limit and there Is a fine OF
every parent who does not send theii
children 70 school the required time
and all school directors are subject TO 3
ine who fail TO see that Your children
aFr IN school ali the time Don't keeT
them at home to help make the livina
AMI rob them OF good education. Let
the boys and girls 20 to school while
they are young There Is a time q
Nurk and time 70 study See how
many of our children today are not
qualified to take POSITIONS that are Of
Tered them. all because their parents
kent them cut of school to hoe corr
and cotton It is too often the case
our merchants and bankers must send
Oft to other places 70 get clerks and
box Keepers and stenographers. all be-
cause our narents Aess's --s~s their chit
dren chance 60 get an education
Don't let your children grow up In tx
norance, but educate them and theA
VIII always honor you for Il. Send
your children to school
HAPPENINGS AT HATFIELD.
]. G. Goodwin marketed sorghum at
the stores Thursday
lewis johnson made a business trim
70 Poteau the first Of the week
w r. Grain employed at Ashdown
spent last week with his family
The mail carriers and school enjoy
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