The Little River news., 1920-12-22
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Russell Milford was h ere from Bel Lomond Monday.
 Pete Patterson of Foreman was ir Ashdown Monday.
 Mrs. Ere of Arkinda was shoppine in Ashdown Monday.
 John Phillips of Texarkana spent Sunday in Ashdown.
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 Mrs. Nathan Furlow of Ogden was in Ashdown Friday.
 Prof. Thos. Perry was here from Richmond Saturday.
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 D. w. Wheeler of Wilton was in Ash down Saturday.
 Jerry Haywood, guardian of Booker Haywood ct al, minors.
 I. W. Holmes of Richmond was in Ashdown Sunday afternoon.
 Ernest Martin spent Saturday and Sunday in Mineral Springs. Misses Rena and Mildred Haizlip were in Texarkana Saturday night.
 R. M. Bone will spend the holidays with relatives at Longview, Texas. :.
 Mrs. Finch of McNab was shop ping in Ashdown Monday.
 Miss Mary Spikes of Richmond was shopping in Ashdown Saturday.
 Mesdames Vaughan and Pollie Pip kin of Wilton were shopping in Ash down Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Hubbard of Ben Lomond were shopping n Ash down Monday. Miss Gladys Norwood left yesterday fer Cuba, where she will spend the holidays.
 Mrs. Hattie Patterson and daughter, Mary Lou. of Richmond were shop ping in Ashdown Saturday.
 Challie Cook returned home Mon- day from Tennessee, where he has been attending school. Mrs. Pearl Orton, who has been att tending school at Paris, Texas, has re- turned home.
 Guy Kolb of Texarkana was in Ash down Sunday spending the day with his parents, MT. and Mrs. o. Kolb.
 J.L. Cannon of DeQueen was in the city Thursday enroute home from business trip in Oklahoma.
 w. F. Nicol of Hope was in Ash down Sunday, tht guest of Horace Routon.
 J. R. Roberts of Evansville, Ind, is here to spend the holidays with rela- tives.
 Frank Locke is home from Lexing- ton, Mo-, where he has been attend ing school, for the holiday vacation. Mrs. J. F.. Locke has the Red Cross Christmas seals. Buy them for your Christmas parcels and help good cause.
 Miss Mary Freeman, who has ban attending school at Waco, Texas, has arrived home to spend the holiday cavation.
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 The Y. W. A. met Monday evening in the geautiful home of Mrs. C. M- Sutton. Twelve members were pre- sent and very interesting program was randered. After the program the guests were invited into the dining room where delicious refreshments were served. The Y. w. A. are mak- ing plans for greater work in the com ing year.
 The piano recital which was to have been given by music pupils of Miss Virginia Shepperson on Tuesday night has been postponed on account of the rain. It will be given on Wednesday night.
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 Grover Harris is having new iron nut in his building on Main street, nov occupied by the Farm Bureau. H will move his drug store in the build }s ing some time after the first of tn new year.
 Mrs. Lloyd Bradshow left Saturda for St. Louis to join her husband wn has been working in machine sho for some time. They will make the1 home in St. Louis.
 Van Coats returned home saturda night from Calofornia, where he na
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