The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-03

Postmaster Johnson is painting his
house this week.
Miss Ida Beavers was passenger
TO Mena Monday.
Mrs. w. L. Nichols and son. Hey
motored to Mena Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Allen of Cove
visited in Hatfield Thursday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Tut Harris spent Sun
day with the Buck Sandlin family.
Miss Hazel Henderson OF Smithville
is visiting relatives here this week.
i Mrs. Mark Dover is visiting her par
ents at Mnldrow, Oklahoma this week.
Masonic Hall is being treated to a
coat of paint by M. Williams this
week.
Mrs. Ford Younce spent several
days in Mena last week visiting
friends
Mrs. A. d. Hilton and children of
Erannis spent several days last week
with Mrs. T M. Dover.
Mrs. Il. II. Butler. aud Miss Beulah
Hall were passengers for Texarkana
Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Daniels, and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Daniels attended the
Decoration at Wickes Sunday.
of Ashdown visited several days last
week with Mrs. Rose keenan,.
Mrs. Henry Finger and son, Bascom
were down from Mena Friday to assist
in the six mile cemetery clean up.
Miss Opal Copes of Mena and Miss
Otis Henderson OF Vandervoort were
calling on their Hatfield frineds Fri
day.
KELLER and Rork have bought the
gfist mill from Mr.. Stevens and Will
continue running of same at the old
stand
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Harper. and
daughter of Matter, Texas, are visit
ing Mrs. Harper's parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Connell.
e. II. Butler and mother left Sun
day for Stigler, Okla, where Mrs. But
Ter will make an extended visit. Mr.
Butler returned Tuesday.
J. A. Slote and Fred Yeakey made
their first picking of tame blackber-
ries Saturday and Mr.. .Yeakey began
picking for the market Monday.
Misses Mary and May Williams left
Sunday afternoon for an extended Wis
1t with relatives In Heayener and Tai
ihina and other Oklahoma points.
Misses Valrie and Verge Parsons,
land Loyern Former OF Rocky spent
several days with Hatfield relatives
I, and friends and attended the Decora-
ton Sunday
Mrs. Belle Simmons and Mrs Pink
Brown who were called here by the
serious illness of their father, Mr.. Ebb
Moore, left for their home at Reed,
Okla Tuesday.
The party at the Ed Hutson home
Saturday night, given in honor OF Yer
gle Parsons and I.overn FORMER was
greatly enjoyed by a large crowd of
sixth and seventh grade pupils.
In spite of the stormy appearance
Sunday morning a large crowd attend
ed decoration at Six-Mile cemetery.
Rev. Smith was at his best and deliv-
cred splendid memorial address.
Rev. j. Wy Fulton and daughter
Pauline left Sunday for Wilmore, Ken
lucky Rev. Fulton is delegate to a
meeting of the Inter-church World
Movement being held there this week.
fvin j. Terrell, candidate for gov
ernor spoke at the auditorium Thurs
/ day p m. Owing to the lateness of the
local Mr.. Terrell,s stay Il: town was
short. Business houses were closed
during the speaking.
Miss Callie Powell and Mr.. ]. Jones
were married Sunday evening at the
brides home north of Hatfield. Rev.
Hornsby performed the ceremony in
the presence of a number of friends
and relatives. Mr. Jones' home is
near Alma, this state
May 31st, three boys were brought
into the Mayors court for gaming and
fined SIS and costs. The Mayor warn
ed them that they and all other boys
found guilty Of gaming in the future
would be given the full extent of the
law. Fay Trout of Mena and Marlin
and Forest Whitford of Hatfield we're
the boys in this case. Total fines
from all sources for month of May
was s65.