The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-15
CORRESPONDENCE
HATFIELD HAPPENINGS

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 Wayman Grain of the Cove banl spent Sunday with home folks.
 W. I. Green and family of Men' visited friends in Hatfield Sunday
 Harry Starr, postmaster at smith vile. was a Hatfield caller Saturday.
 Prof. Woods and wife and Mrs Douglas Dover of Cove were shopping here Saturday.
 Prof. Middleton and helpers ar' installing the electric light fixtures a the auditorium.
 Mrs. Hey Joplin of Muskogee i visiting relatives and friends In Hat field and vicinity.
 Mrs. Clifford Beaver of Heavenel spent several days last week with hel parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Harkey.
 There will be election of officers oi the Eastern Star Saturday, December n. Every member is urged to o' present.
 w. L. Nichols went to Texarkanl on No. l Sunday morning and spent the day with his son, Arlie, who is 1T the mail service.
 Rev. J. L. Bedding, Rev. Fomhy, E A Davis and !. 0. Gates autoed tc West Valley Sunday afternoon tc hold church services
 Rev. Fomby, the new pastor for the Methodist church, and family, ar rived Thursday from Magnolia and are at home in the parsonage.
 Mrs. Anna McAllister of sham rock, Ok, is at the home of her mother, Mrs Charity Latch. The ladies plan to leave newt Friday for Oklahoma, where Mrs. Latch will make her home with her daughter.
 Masonic oflicers-elect for the en- suing year of Mt. Meadow Lodge No. 21s are Marvin Stevenson, w. M.; D. W. Connally, s W; Roy Holder, J. w; Henry Daniel, s. D.; Lester Dow CT. J. D.; A. G. Pirtle, secretary; w. J. Davis, treasurer; A. S. Gist, tiler. Installation will occur December 27.
 On receipt of word from Rev. and Mrs. Pottorff that their son was dan derously i'll, Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Henderson and s. E. Pottorff, grand parents of the child, left Monday morning by auto to be with their children in their great trouble. When near Gillham Mir. Henderson lost control of the car which turned over head on, pinning the occupants un- derneath. Fortunately the accident occurred near house and four men immediately came to the rescue. When released Mir. Henderson was al- most sufficated Otherwise all es- capped except for their violent shak- ing up. The party returned on No. 4, leaving the damaged car at the scene of the accident.
 At tea given Friday afternoon by Miss York and her domestic science class the following ladies were pres ent; Mesdames ]. H. Harrison, L. H, Randy, l.. A. Cummings, E. A. Davis, J. B. Williams, Ebb Moore, J R. Ar mold, W. F.. Grain, Ed Iiutson, c. E. Cook, w. Rowe, B. F. Hayes, NJ. H. White, R. Wrayford and l.. w. Hall i. Prof Russell and MT. Ogden were also present. The sewing room on the second floor was converted into a dining room and was decorated with p0tted plants and white crepe paper. Here the ladies assembled and were served hot chocolate, vanilla wafers, and cocoanut sweetmeats, all pre-. pared by the class. Those serving were May Williams. Lois Davis, Ei- sic Russell, Opal White, Beulah Hall Lois Davis, Beulah Hutson, Winnie Burch, Pern Randy, Nellie Cummings, Fife Johnson and Vivian Arnold. Miss York explained to the ladies the home projects that all members of the class are required to take this school year. Prof Russell made short talk on the school improvement asso- citation that is to be organized here after the holidays. Next the cooking room was inspected and all left feel ing that the afternoon had been both pleasantly and profitably spent. Miss York IS to be congratulated on the progress of the home economies class.