The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-16
Correspondence
HATFIELD HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. Tylie Crawford and children
visited in Mena the past week.
A large delegation of Hatfieldites
were in Mena Americanization day.
Mrs. Arthur Lewis and Inez Beav-
ers visited at the county seat Monday.
Miss Clareece Beavers is spending
this week with her parents on Two
Mile.
Gates and Dale report the sale Of
the l.. L. Henderson, so acres east of
town.
The D. A. and j. II. Daniel famil-
ses attended services at Two Mile
Sunday.
Mrs. w. L. Nichols and son, Dewey,
are visiting relatives at Smithville
this week.
William and Dee Caudle of Watson,
Ok, spent the week end with their
aunt, Mrs. Ebb Moore
For Sale-Buneh Of good Angora
Goats. Cheap. q. f. Cook, Y mile
south Of Hatfield.-Adv. 39-2t.
The Hatfield Blues played the Big
Hustler ball team Monday afternoon
the score being II to in favor of the
Blues.
Mrs Boyd Coleman is visiting her
grand mother, Mrs. Nora Brown
and sister, Mrs. Nora Asher, at
SmithviIle, Ok.
Mrs. T. NJ Dover, Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Dover and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
CaTper spent Sunday at the DIR. Hill
ton home at Grannis.
Mrs. Lena Shelley and son, Harold,
arrived home Sunday afternoon from
a two weeks visit with relatives in
{. Oklahoma and Kansas.
Oscar Williams and family of Fort
Smith spent several days the past
week with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Williams.
Lewis Johnson has been confined
TO his home several days by illness.
Latest report, he was much better
and getting along nicely.
w. l.. Nichols took advantage OF
the lateness Of No. Sunday and
spent a few hours with Mr.. and Mrs.
/. Al. Henderson at Vandervoort.
Rev. Fulton filled his regular APP
pointment here and at Cove Sunday.
Rev. Williams conducted the evening
services which were well attended.
Mrs. N. j. Butler and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. III. Butler left Saturday for visit
with relatives at Heavener and Ard
more, Ok. Truly Williams is assist
ing Aubrey Churchman at the drug
store during their absence.
The Polk county teachers associa-
tion in session at Hatfield Friday and
Saturday was well attended, there
being about 40 teachers present. 1t
was unanimously conceded as being
one Of the most interesting and pro-
fitable meetings ever held by the or
ganization.
A. Nj. Bruce living east of Hatfield
saws he commenced making trouble IN
this world so years ago on Septenl-
Der 10. and continued the program I'M
til Tuesday of this week, when he
changed his tactics by spending the
day chopping stove wood. This
change was occasioned by splendid
birthday cake baked by his good wife,
and verifies the old adage about mans
heart anr stomach.
The ice cream social given by the
choir of the Methodist church Satur-
dav night was well attended and all
the cream found ready sale. The pro-
ceeds amounting to $1,000 will be
nsed for the purchase of song books
and other necessities of the choir.
Another social will be held by the
choir on the church lawn Wednesday
night. Sept. %. to which everyone is
invited and urged to attend and help
in a financial way to make this the
hest choir in Polk county. Come cut
and enjoy yourselves and help IN a
good work
On Thursday night of last week
Harry r Kapp of Little Rock, Dis
trict Agricultural Agent for south
Il a KARIN
Bureau campaign here, but owing to
lack of publicity the attendance was
small. Nevertheless enthusiasm IN
the meeting made up for numbers ana
a very satisfactory meeting was real
ICED. Interest in this work is spread
ing rapidly IN the country and Dy tne
next meeting on September ~, there
probably will be packed house wnen
the organization will be completed.
Mr.. Knapp laid stress on. three feat
ures of Farm Bureau work, vlz:-cot-
ton warehouse and cooperative buy
ing, and selling Of farm products.
One of the new establishments OF
Hatfield is the harness and shoe re-
pair shop conducted by w. A. Blair,
who recently came, with his family,
from Nebraska. Mr.. Blair bought
5-acre tract near town and is just
completing nice 7-room residence.
4 Hatfield Warehouse.
Surething. Provided enough far
mers show up at the Farm Bureau
meeting next Monday morning, Sept.
goth, at opening of school. An at
tempt will be made to start the work
next week if farmers show sufficient
interest. 1t is not a question of mon
ey. For already 81, 500 has been sub
scribed and five times that much can
be raised if needed. 1t is believed
81 800 viii build warehouse, of the
shed kind large enough for Hatfield.
FnuH are also on foot to put in
potato drying sheds and other essen
Fsaa buildings.
Let everybody be on hand, fathers,
mothers and ALL Women can become
members Of the Farm Bureau FEEDER
alton as well as men.
Furthermore meeting Of parents
viii be of help to the teachers and pu-
pills.