The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-28
CORRESPONDENCE.
HATFIELD HAPPENINGS.

]. c. Hoheimer spent several days sn Mena last week
 W. E. Harrell of Fort Smith was in so,sa, Thursday on legal business.
 A. Nichols of Octavia, Ok, was a business visitor at Hatfield Monday. E. A. Davis attended the Epworth League Institute at Texarkana Sun day.
 Mrs. W. L. Nichols and children spent Sunday with relatives on Noun tain Fork.
 Roy B. Holder attended the bankers meeting at Little Rock the fore part of last week.
 Mrs. Josephine Gossett of Prescott spent few days in Hatfield the first of the week.
 Rev. Mckinley of Mepa held serv- ices at the Christian church Saturday night and Sunday.
 0. F. Sarcens returned Saturday afternoon from a trip to Hot Springs, Ark, and southern Ohio.
 The night school conducted by Prof. Middleton, is now under full swing. Two sessions are held weekly.
 The Ladies Aid will serve dinner Saturday, April 30, in Hatfield. Ev- eryone come and get your eats.
 Watkins Lumber & Mercantile Co.,, will give away at Hatfield Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock $500 in gold
 pl.-20 Nj. T. Ramfeld, west of town, who has been seriously ill for some time, was reported considerably improved Tuesday
 H. Nj. Walker and j. W. McBee of Potter. F. M. Cecil of Vandervoort, and K. H. Skinner of Cove were here Sunday in the interests of the Chris tian educational movement.
 The recital by Miss Gertrude Joplin at the auditorium Friday night was greatly enjoyed by large audience. Miss Joplin was assisted by Miss Olga Parker of Mena.
 The stock growers will meet Sat urday night, April 30, at the audi -torium. Col c. K. Price of Keota, Ok. will be present and give them the benefit of his experience with better stock.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. L. Nichols re- -ccived word from their son, Hey, who has worked his way thru the Musko- gee business college, that he has re- ceived his diploma and has position secured him by the school.
 The church layman, L. A. Cum mings, has been appointed by the chairman of minute men to address the Sunday school May 1. at II a. m. Subject, Have Our Churches Nation al Leaders Had Christian Training" Ralph E, Brown and family of Lara mic, Wyoa arrived Saturday for vis- 1t with Mir. Browns sister, Mrs. Boyd Colman. They will visit at Smith vile with his other sister, Mrs E. K. Asher. When they left home the 20th the country was covered with SHOW.
 Watkins Lumber & Mercantile Co.,, will give away at Hatfield Saturday safternoon at 3 o'clock $500 in gold.
 pl-20 Oliver Gates. writing his parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. o. Gates. under date of April 22, says he and H. Nj. Lewis defeated the Baylor university team of Texas in their recent debate. Bay Tor has one of the best debators in the south and had won six out of seven contests before tackling the Conway team. Oliver attributes his success largely to the encouragement he re- ceived by the presence in the audience the future Mrs. Gates. W. L. Nichols, chairman of the Christian educational movement for this district has prepared the follow ing drive to be held at Potter next Sunday at Il a. m. Importance of the Christian Home" by Mrs. J. D. Henderson. Should We Give Young i People a Christian Education ?s Rev. 1 Wesley Williams. Prayer Life in the Home.' J. O. Gates. Response. J. | w. McBee of Potter. Closing song 1 Jesus Is Passing By"
 Watkins Lumber & Mercantile Co. will give away at Hatfield Saturday afternoon at o'clock $500 in gold. |
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