The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-22
CORRESPONDENCE.
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HATFIELD HAPPENINGS.

Miss Velma Henderson sent the week end with home folks.
 II D, Henderson is slowly lmploN' ing from the effects of his auto ae' cident last week
 Miss Alice Harrison went 70 Niei,a Monday. wher she will visit frlenus for several days. <.
 Mrs. Holm Hoge arrived Tuesday oi 1asf week from Nebraska ana VIII spend the winter in Arkansas.
 Mrs. Fannie Barnes spent several dave last week in Mena the guest ol her daughter, Mrs. Henry Finger
 F Pottorff left Thursday by train for the home of his son, George Word received later reports the httie grandson was much better.
 MI Williams has opened restaur- .nt in the rom formerly occupied Dy the Stephenson restaurant ana "niSn has been closed for some time.
 Oliver Gates arrived Sunday arter- noon from Dallas, Tex, where ne IS attending schol. He plans on spenu- ing the holidays with his parents MT. and Mrs. J. 0. Gates.
 Prof. Middleton and hls corps ol helpers have the electric lights ln running order in the auditorium ana will install fixtures for lights m the Methodist church this week.
 MT and Mrs. J c Hoheimer left Sunday afternoon for Texarkana to consult a specialist in regard to ear trouble from which Mir. Hoheimer has heen suffering for some time.
 Tba a. O. k. officers elected for the coming year are Joe Clouse, N. C.: R. F. Albin, V. G.; F. 0. feak- ey, sec; w. l.. Nichols, treas. In, stallation will be held the second Tuesday night in January.
 Remember the Christmas celebra- tions at the Baptist and Methodist churches Saturday night. Everyone welcome. Programs begin at o'clock, after which presents will be taken from the tree and distributed Mrs. L. H. Randy left for a point near Womble in Scott county last Monday night in response to a mes sage stating her father was very seriously i'll. She returned home Thursday leaving him greatly im- proved. At the meeting of the Ladies Aid Society last Friday the following of- ficers were elected for the coming year: Mrs. J. B. Fomby, president; Mrs. Laura Moore, vice president; Mrs. Emma Davis, secretary; Mrs. Stella Colman. treasurer
 The boys basketball team of Hat field played the boys of Cove last Friday night at the auditorium, re- sulting in a victory for the home team. This is the first of a series of games to be played and the young people are anticipating great deal of pleasure from same All speak very highly of the sportsma aship manner in which the visiting team met defeat.
 Hatfield School Activities.
 On Wednesday afternon December f4, the Hatfield high school met in Prof. Russell's room and reorganized their literary society. The following officers were elected: Joe Fraker, president; Nuel Grain, vice president; 1; Alice Harrison. secretary; Lena Hays, girls sergeant at arms; David Ogden, boys sergeant at arms; Elsie Russell, literary critic. The president appointed Orville Ogden, Lois Davis and Nellie Cummings for program committee.
 The following probram will be rem dered December 30:
 Inyoeation-C Chaplain.
 Reading Dessa Lou Clark.
 Duet -Beulah Hall and Opal White.
 Oration-Prof Middleton.
 Piano Solo~-Inez Grain.
 Reading--Leland Henderson.
 Reading Cook.
 Song Spanish class.
 Jokes-M May Williams.
 Duet-Hester Cummings and Fife Johnson.
 Current Events-Nuel Grain.
 Duet-Prof. Russel and Leamon Eppinette.
 Reading Williams.
 Plane Sclc Lena Hays.
 Reading-K D. Nichols.
 Dialogue-David and Cheatham Ogden.
 Music--0rchestra.