The Little River news., 1920-07-31
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 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Duren were in Foreman Monday.
 Jim Hemphill of Richmond was in Ashdown Wednesday.
 Clair Leslie is at Nashville visiting his parents this week.
 Miss Beth Bowling is visiting in Lockesburg this week.
 Miss Natalee Willias spent Sunday in Foreman with relatives.
 Adam Taylor of Ben Lomond was in Ashdown Wednesday.
 C. E. Ferguson, Nashville News ed tor, was here Wednesday.
 Read "Webster Mans Man" in the News today. It's dinger.
 Rev w M. Crowson of Highlands spent Friday in Ashdown.
 Mrs Jim Hemphill of Richmond is visiting relatives at Blevins.
 Read "Webster Mans Man" in the News today. It's dinger.
 Allen Winham of Texarkana attend ed to business here Wednesday,
 Mrs. Grover Cobb is spending few days with friends at J9nesboro.
 Rob Beck and Vedie Walker were over from Ben Lemond Thursday.
 MI and Mrs. R. D. Golf of Rich mond were in Ashdovn Thursday.
 Come to Henry < Joyner Hardware Store Saturday afternoon and get a glass of iced tea and sandwiches.
 Frank Williams of Foreman was in Ashdown Tuesday attending to busi- ness.
 Miss Agnes CowIfng returned Friday morning from visit with friends at Hope
 MT. and Mrs. I. " Holmes of Rich mond were shopping in Ashdown We'd nesday
 W. D. Stephens of Winthrop was in Ashdown Wednesday, attending to business.
 '. H Brannan, superintendent of the Foreman High School, was in the city Thuradqy.
 Mesdames Fox Rowe and Jim Davis left Thursday for Hatton to spend a month or more.
 Mrs. J. E. Bowman and daughter, Minnie, of Allene were shopping in Ashdown Thursday.
 Order your pies add cakes for your Sunday dinner from she Y " A. girls. Phone your orders to Nelle Cowling
 Mrs. H. M. Westbrook and children and Miss Lucy Bell tTexarkana will leave today for Bogg Springs.
 Miss Gertrude Curran, who has been attending school at Nalparaso, Ind, is home spending her vacation.
 MT. and Mrs Will Good of Ben Lomond passed throgh Ashdown Thu rsday on their way to Texarkana.
 Miss Juliet Corbett, who has been in Kansas City visiting her sister. Miss Dorothy Corbett, has returned home.
 Do you like piquant, yicacious, vir- ile romance. Then you must see "Fsvcn as Eve,' from the story of Robert w. Chambers, at the Royal Friday and Saturday
 Dr. W. M. Lambert of Winthrop was in the city Wednesday in the interest Of his candidacy for representative.
 Read "Webster Mans Man" by Peter B. Kyne, in today's paper Lend your paper to your neighbors, they will en- joy reading it.
 Miss Dorothy Corbett, who has been attending the Horner School of Fine Arts at Kansas City, returned home Tuesday evening.
 Prof. D. P Holmes, who is travel Ing for Henderson-Brown college at Philadelphia, arrived home Wednesday TOT visit with his family.
 You'll never be lady" says the nero in Even as Eve". Little care I, so that win the man want" replies the heroine. At the Royal Friday and Saturday.
 Will Cannon of Lockesburg was in AshuoWn wednesday enroute to Fore man to visit relatives and to attend the Methodist conference at that place.
 Webster Mans Man starts today in the News. Read it and let your neighbors read it. It's good story. by the famous writer Peter B. Kyne
 You simply can't keep a man and woman apart-though the fanatics in Even as Eve" at the Royal Friday and Saturday
 Mrs. J. M. Johnson and Mrs Henry orton left Wednesday for Little Rock. on receiving message that their niece, Miss Beller, was not expected to recover.
 MT. and Mrs. Strange and children of Oklahoma are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. PHI. Phillips, Mr and Mrs Billy Dodson and MT and Mrs. J T. Burlin- game.
 Do women look for the fattest nockat