The Mena weekly star., 1921-05-19
CORRESPONDENCE.
HATFIELD HoTsTupH.


 Mrs. Carrie Whipple was pas senger for Mena Monday afternoon
 Truly Williams came down from Mena Sunday for short visit with home folks.
 Tom Holland returned Saturday from the Texarkana hospital greatly improved.
 N. R. Parsons of Wiekes spent Sun day with his parents, MT. ana mrs. C. R. Parsons. o,
 N. E. Balthrop of Broken Bow, Ok, arrived Saturday for short stay with relatives.
 John Ramfield of Fort Worth, Tex, came in Thursday to attend the fun eral of his father
 Mrs. Florence Embry and small son of Heavener are guests this week at the l.. W. Hall home.
 Mir. and Mrs. ] D. Henderson and Mir. and Mrs. W H. Terry spent Sun day in Mena with relatives.
 W. l.. Nichols, chairman on arrange ments invites and urges everyone to attend memorial services May 29.
 K. A. Davis and Rev. J. B. Will Hams motored to Mena Sunday after noon to attend the revival meeting.
 The Luther Cummings and Willard Iowthers families spent the week end at Rocky, visiting relatives and friends.
 The L. II. Hall family, Dr. and Mrs. Connally and Mrs. Florence, Embry attended Decoration at Rocky Sunday
 Mr. and Mrs. ] E. Morrow autoed down from Mena Sunday morning to attend church and to visit with friends during the afternoon.
 Mir Hughes of Heavener was in town Saturday inspecting and plan ming repairs and improvements for the airdome, which he intends to open soon.
 W A. Harvell of Ringling, Ok, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. E. A. Davis, coming here from Lewisyilie, Tex, where he had visited his son, D. H. Harvell.
 The Junior League girls sold pop corn and home made candy at the lit erary Friday night, netting the sum of $lS0 which will be used for the upkeep of the league.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hey Joplin left for their home at Muskegee, Ok, Tuesday, They were here to attend the funeral of the formers brother, who was bur jed at Pleasant Hill last Sunday.
 Miss Marjorie Dodd of Sparkman, Ok, was a visitor at the ]. E. Will Hams home Sunday night, returning to her home Monday accompanied by Miss Alice, who plans on staying for some time.
 The funeral of Nj. T. Ramfield, who died at his home near Hatfield was held Friday afternoon at the Christian church, Rev. Smithson of Texarkana conducted the services. Burial in Six Mile cemetery
 Saturday, May 2S, will be cleanup day at the Six Mile cemetery Decor tion ceremonies will take place the following day, May go at 10 a. m. Memorial sermon will be preached sby Rev. Daniel Sossamon of Mena. Be sure to come Saturday to work bringing plenty of tools.
 The Ladies Aid Society held their last meeting at the home of the presi- dent, Mrs. J, 3. Williams, and q very enjoyable social time was reported by ali present The business meeting for May will be held at the church Friday afternoon, May 20 at 3.30. Every member is urged to be there as mat ters of importance will come up for consideration at this time.
 M. \ Ramfeld, who came to Hat held several months ago, died May l2, 1921, of typhoid fever. A short time previously a little son, Christo- pher, passed away of the same di- sease MT. Ramfield, while compara- tively { new man in the community, had made himself an enyiable place in the heart of the community and the sympathy of all goes out to the be- reaved family. The deceased was a loyal member of the Hatfield Pro duets and Cooperative Association. which will greatly miss his presence and counsel