The Little River news., 1921-06-25
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Get the habit of eating at the Peo- ples' Cafe. u c. w. Wright of Allene was in Ash down Friday.
 p. S. Davis of Arden was in Ash down Friday morning.
 The best and coolest place to eat in town. the Peoples Cafe. tf Mrs. Ben Shaver is visiting with friends at Hope this week.
 Herman Brown returned Thursday from a visit at Gibsland, La.
 Miss Evelyn Johnson is visiting relatives at Columbus this week
 Mir. and Mrs. w. M. Sykes of Rich mond were here Friday morning.
 Charley Hill was here from Nash vile Friday attending to business
 R. M. Bone is enjoying a visit from his father of Batesvilie this week
 Miss Cora Bailey of Foreman is the guest of friends in Ashdown this week. Albert Kennon was here from Wilton Friday morning attending to buslness MT. and Mrs. R. P. Lindsay and children motored to Foreman Wednes- day.
 Robert Hubbard of BenLomond was in Ashdown Friday attending to busl- ness
 Miss Bessie Rowland of Horatio is visiting relatives in Ashdown this week.
 Prof. R. H. Kolb of DrerNs was in Ashdown Thursday, the guest of o. kolb.
 Mrs. Lee Holt of Washington is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ben Hartsfield this week.
 F. F. Roberts, of the Roberts Oil ? Corporation, arrived in the city Tues day morning.
 Miss Ursaline Ringgold is at Arka- delphia attending the Assembly Of the Epworth League, -es,
 Mrs. A. R. Hill and little daughter, Francis, are hero from Hope visiting friends this week.
 Claude Rowe has moved to the Don ham residence on Rankin street, which he has recently purchased.
 Miss Irene Bookout of Idabel is the guest of her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. J. R. FurIow and family.
 Miss Lilly Mae Hill of Malvern, and Mrs Louise Mohnkern of Curtis, are visiting Mrs J. " Brewer of the West side this week.
 Mrs Eva Biggs and grand son, Cor don Pulley, left Wednesday for Dierks for a visit to Mrs. Briggs daughter, Mrs. A. J. Forgy.
 John Knox of Horatio was in Ash down Thursday distributing advertis- ing matter for the big Fourth of July celebration at Horatio.
  been here this week visiting with her parents, MT. and Mrs H. l.. Poland and attending the chautauqua.
 Misses Ruth Fawcett, Rena and Mill dfed Haizlip returned Thursday from Philadelphia, where they attended the convention of the Christian Endeavor John J. DuLaney has been appointed from this county as the representative of the Citizens Section of the Ark ansas Educational Association, which is planning a great forward move ment in education
 w. B. Mason is now manager of the Ashdown branch of the Plunkett-Jar- rel-McRae Grocer Go. Joe Wimberly, who has been manager, has gone back on the road on his old territory. MT Mason has been with the local branch for several years.
 A very interesting program on Chris tian Education will be given Sunday morning at the BaptlSt cHurcn, lmiheu- lately following the Sunday school hour, The children of the Sunday School will render this program and the parents especially are invited to be there and see how well they do their part.
 The Womans' Missionary Society will meet Wednesday June 29th In the basement of the Methodist church This will be the soc1aI meeting. The Social Service Superintendent, Mrs. J. w. Ringgold, will hold her regular social service meeting III connection & with the social meeting. Every mem- Der is urged to be present ~ -o- i. Enjoys Club Rally in AshdOwn.