The Little River news., 1921-05-18
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 Ashdown Monday.
 Judge J. s. Lake of DeQueen was in the city Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. S. J. Meyer were in Texarkana Tuesday.
 George Buster of Red Bluff was in Ashdown Saturday.
 w. c. Mize of Ben Lomond was in Ashdown Saturday.
 Sam Sielgson of Foreman motored to Ashdown Monday.
 J. E. Walker of Foreman was in Ash down Monday afternoon.
 John J. Tootle of St. Joseph, Mo-, was in the city Monday.
 R. G. Kew returned Monday from a business trip in Memphis.
 George Bell of Texarkana was in Ashdown Thursday afternoon.
 Dr. I. N. Hut was hre from Ogden Monday attending to business.
 Mrs. P. M. Wood of Red Bluff spent Sunday in Ashdown with friends.
 Let us take care of your ice needs.- Commonwealth Public Service Go.
 John c. Bone of Batesville was here Tuesday with his son, R. M. Bone.
 Jake Rhyme was here rom Texark- ana to spent Sunday with relatives.
 John Hawkins and R. E. Bowles were here from Foreman Wednesday. Mrs. c. S. Wales has returned home and is recovering from her operation. Tom and Lon Spigner of Ben Lom- ond were trading in Ashdown Satur- day.
 Mrs. D. w. Bailey of Foreman spent Monday afternoon in Ashdown with friends
 Grover Cobb had the misfortune of breaking finger while playing ball last week
 Dan Cobb of Arden was in Ash down Wednesday afternoon attending to business
 We can now furnish ice, large stock on and-Commonwealth Public Ser vice Company.
 A. T. Collins, who has been work ing at Homer, La, is home visiting with his family.
 Mrs. Shepperson of Columbus is the guest of her daughter, Miss Virginia Shepperson in this city.
 George Brazil, manager of a large strawberry plantation at Cerro Gordo. was in Ashdown Tuesday.
 Harry Carriker is here from Wichita Falls Texas, visiting his parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. E. CarriHer.
 R. W. Turquette returned Monday from Texarkana where he spent the week end with his family.
 Mrs. and Mrs. Sam Meyer and fam fly and Mrs A. Eichhold motored to Foreman Sunday afternoon
 Mrs. c. W. Baughman, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. o. T. Graves, returned to Fouke Thursday
 June R. Morrell left wednesday for Hot Spring to take the pagns. He has been i'll with rheumatism for several weeks.
 F. K. Davis of Foreman was here Saturday on his return from Mag nolia. where he had been attending directors meeting of State Agri- cultural College.
 Mrs. D. A. Oakley of Idabel was a visitor in Ashdown Sunday. on Mon day, in company with Mrs. R. E. Hud- dlestop, going over the Richmond for a visit with relatives.
 Judge Daniels of Wichita Falls, Tex, who is planning an oil deal at Win throp was in Ashdown Monday. The judge says he doesn't know just where the oil is, but that it is here some where.
 Not only do we make mention of the regular study or business sessions of our Methodist Missionary Society, but that held on last Wednesday seemed exceptional in interest as well as in pleasure and profit. The meeting was held in the basement of the church, with Mrs. Bettie Traylor as sole host ess Mrs. Traylor is one or the first members of the society, and has been ever ready to do anything which would add to interest of the meetings. With her unusual hospitality, the members were met at the door, pinned with red velvet flowers, conducted to beauti- fully decorated table where punch was served. The Bible study was the les son for the afternoon. Tn the absence of Mrs. Pittman the study was led by Mrs. Reynolds. A very thorough study of the third chapter of Matthew and other passages relating to Christ S ministry. The leader we'll acquainted with the subject, brought out every point of interest, and with helps from master students of the bible, made a very interesting study. It was plea sant too, here in the seclusion of the church, away from the everyday