The Little River news., 1920-07-28
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Read Webster, the Man."

Mrs. J. s. Watkins was shopping ln Texarkana Tues day
 Miss Ruth Kelley of Peytonville was in Ashdown Monday.
 F. M. Davis, the Foreman ice man. was in Ashdown Saturday.
 Read the new story by Peter B. Kyne in the News at an early dcte.
 Walter Mason is spending his vaca ton in Louisiana this week.
 Mrs. Ross Johnston spent the week end with her parents at Foreman.
 A. E. Waters, Ben Shaver and o. T. Graves were at Foreman Monday.
 Miss Mildred Hatzlip returned Sun day from a visit with friends at Fore man.
 MT. and Mrs. G A. Buster of Red Bluff were shopping in Ashdown Sat urday.
 "Webster-the Man by Peter B. Kyne, will start in the News soon. Read it.
 Gardner Eubank has returned from Paris, Texas, where he has been working.
 Mrs s. K. Waldrop of Wilton visited her parents, MT. and Mrs H. L. Poland Saturday
 Mrs. Schiller Dillahunty of Lockes- burg is visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. P. Steel
 B. Bishop was here from Oklah-ma Monday visiting with his brother, Dr. A. B. Bishop.
 Mrs. R. M Bone and little daughter are at Longview, Texas, visiting the formers parents. (.
 c. s. Watkins left Sunday to join his wife in Conway, where they will spend their vacation.
 E. M Dillard, candidate for treasur- CT, is campaigning in the west end of the county this week ....
 Mrs. Horace Routon returned Sum- day evening from Mana where she had been visiting for week.
 Miss Kathleen Davis returned to Texarkana Sunday after spending the week end with home folks, 7 Charley Ferguson, editor of the Nashville News, was in Ashdown Sat urday attending to business. .,
 Miss Rena Haizlip returned Satur- day from a visit with her sister, Mrs. George Hall, at Ashland, Okla.
 Rev. F. P. Doak Of DeQueen was in Ashdown Tesday enroute to Foreman to attend the district conference.
 MT. and Mrs. Emmett Simmons, MT Crawford, and Misses Ethel and Louise Coats visited White Cliffs Sunday.
 Come to Henry X Joyner Hardware Store Saturday afternoon and get glass of iced tea and sandwiches.
 Order your pies asd cakes for your Sunday dinner from tne Wv. A. girls. Phone your orders to Nellie Bowling
 You simply can't Keep man and woman apart-though the fanatics in "Even as Eve at the Royal Friday and Saturday
 J. L. Whisenant of Marshal, Texas, left Tuesday for Shreveport after a visit of few days with D. R. Fawcett and family.
 A woman is a female first-her soc- ial veneer but thinly veils her natural instincts. Even as Eve" proves it. Royal Friday and Saturday. .H
 Rev. S. K. Burnett and family and Seth c. Reynolds are among those who are attending the district conference at Foreman.
 Ben Sutton, who has been in a sani- tarium in Texarkana returned home Monday. He was accompanied by his father J. M Sutton
 MT and Mrs. Floyd Bell were in Ashdown Monday and Tuesday visit ing the formers mother, Mrs. Bettie Traylor, and other relatives.
 The Y. w. A. will have a food sale saturday afternoon at the Henry & Joyner Hardware store. They will also serve tea and sandwiches.
 MT and Mrs, Pat Duffy of Hope are the parents of a new girl. Mrs. Duff ley is well known here, being a sister of Miss Gladys Norwood.
 Mrs. c, R. Orrison left on No. 4 Sat arday for her home in Kansas City af ter pleasant visit with the families Of c. M, Orrison and J. T. Caples.
 You'll never be lady," says the hero in Even as Eve". Little care l. so that l win the man I want replies the heroine. At the Royal Friday and Saturday.
 A number of the members of the local Masonic lodge weer at Texark- Kama Monday evening assisting in some degree work with the Texarkana or