The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-17
HATFIELD HAPPENINGS

/ ]. O. Gates has purchased For,
touring car.
Lee German made business trip Il
Texarkana Wednesday.
DIR. c. +. Mullins of Grannis spen
several hours in Hatfield Monday.
Mrs. w. f. Beavers was a Meni
passengers Thursday Of last week.
Rev. Rulings went to Potter Satur
day and on Sunday held three meet
ings.
j. @. Gates was Fort Smith bust
ness visitor the latter part of las
week.
Mrs. leila Lynch of California is
visiting at the home of her uncle. Mr.
Frank Lewis.
Freeman Dover left Tuesday after
noon for Kansas City to take course
in an auto school.
A very enjoyable party was given
the young people at the z. c. Gaddis
home Saturday evening
Just Received-Car redwood shin
giles. t. M. Dover Mere. Co.. Hat
field, Ark-Adv. 25-lt II
Bills have been posted announcing
the Backman- Tinsch Shows to be in
Hatfield Monday of next week
Rev. Elliott preached here Sunday
morning and at Cove at night, filling
Rev. Fulton's regular appointments.
Just received line of the famous
Bridge Beach cookstoves. Watkins
L. & NJ. Co, Hatfield, Ark.--Adv. 25-
2t Fl
Martin Mullins of the U. S. Navy
home on a furlough, visited with his
sister, Mrs. Warren Rowe, the first
of the week.
Just received line of the famous
Bridge Beach cookstoves. Watkins
L. & NJ. Co., Hatfield, Ark.-Adv. rs
2t H
4 bunch of Hatfield base bail fans
went out to the Y. NJ. c. A. camp last
Thursday, played a game with the
Boy Scouts, and were beaten 10 to 4.
Prof. and Mrs. Morden arrived in
Mena Monday from Little Rock, and
spent the week with Mena friends, the
professor attending the Institute.
They came home Friday.
Lewis Johnson, W. E. Harrell, Mark
Dover and several others made a trip
to Smithville Tuesday for the purpose
eft locating a better roadway connect
ing chat town and Hatfield.
The Boy Scouts from Texarkana
who were in camp for two weeks on
Two Mile, left for home Monday. The
Camp Fire girls came in the same day
and took possession of the camp.
Col. Ed Hutson is quite i'll with a
pretty well developed case of slow
fever. The doctor has hopes of being
able to break it up and have his pa
tent out in a reasonable length of
time.
w. W. Fincher and K. 0. Owens
of Mena have formed a real estate
and will erect at once an Of
fice building on a lot purchased from
]. Z. Williams adjoining his residence
property on the east.
". ID. Ashcraft and wife We're pas
sengers for Texarkana last Thursday
taking their young son to DR.. Smith
for treatment. The child has been
very i'll for some time, the trouble
following a severe case of flu.
Henry Stockton's large barn was
completely destroyed by fire Monday
morning. When he arose at five
o'clock he discovered flames bursting
through the door-ways Very little
was saved from the building.
Mr.. and Amos Musgrave were in
attendance every day of the teachers
Institute last week, making the trip to
and from Mena daily in their auto.
They attended the reception Thursday
and report, "A splendid time enjoyed
by all present"
Saturday was the day to exchange
your ROSTERS for better ones, and
nineteen persons took advantage of
the opportunity and brought in their
scrubs. Besides these Hall and Will
llams purchased nearly one hundred
young chickens and hens.
O. +. Sarsons and family and Mr..
Sarsons' father ana mother arrived
here last week from southe III Ohio,
and viii make their home in Hatfield
Yhile Mr.. Sarsons is having the tim
Der cut from four hundred acre tract
bought here short time ago.
MISS Ella Harrison of Little Rock
was here Thursday afternoon and FRI
day IN the interests of the Baptist
church. She held a meeting Thursday
night fer the purpose Of organizing a
Noman's Missionary Society. but ow-
ing 20 the short notice only a few were
present, and the matter was postpon-
ed.
Airs. Sallie Moseley of Mena was
here Sunday afternoon for the purpose
OF organizing Junior League. Off
GERS elected as follows, Mary Viii
liams, president; Beulah Hutson, vice
president; Nellie Cummings, CORE
spending secretary; Opal White. re-
eordlng secretary; Newell Grain.
treasurer; May Williams, superintend-
ent Missions; Bess Richardson. super
intendent Social Service; MiIbourn
lines, superintendent of supplies:
VIENNA henderson. organist. The
meetings viii be held Sunday after
moons All Juniors are cordially in
vited 70 become members.
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