The Little River news., 1921-12-17
Foreman News.

| was III OI elildil 4hoH'f"y SiA O'''S N'N Broken Bow. Okla, to spend the holi- days.
 | Mrs. j. F. Locke of Ashdown re turned home Monday after weeks visit with Mrs. Frank Horner.
 D. s. Collins who is working is Texarkana spent Sunday with hiF family in this city.
 D. A. Cook. Atty J. o. Livesay, J ] J Taaffe, A. George and W. M Gathright visited Ashdown Monday
 Mrs. w. R. Shackelford and little son of Ardmore, Okla, returned home | last Saturday after few days visit with friends in this city. ! Miss Mary Lee Brannon spent Sat urday with friends at Ashdown.
 pr. and Mrs. A. M. Nixon were here from Arden Thursday. T. D. Carrigan was business visit or in Horatio last Friday
 Prof. Byron Goodson spent the Ntth tuu W tlu ItldIlNtS dllu II iClluS in Texarkana.
 MT and Mrs. H. c. Hdoges of Arden were the guests of relatives in this city Tuesday.
 P. H. Boddy of Henrietta, Texas, is here this week looking after his farm ing interests south of Foreman.
 Mrs R. S. Davis of Arden is the guest this week of MT. and Mrs. w T. Davis in this city.
 Mrs. P. B. Williams returned to her home at Ashdown last Friday after a weeks visit with friends and relatives in this city.
 NIT. and Mrs. R. E. Pullen and Will Pullen spent Wednesday in Texar- kama.
 pr. and Mrs. w. l.. Shirey of Texar- kama motored to Foreman Monday af- ternoon.
 W. l.. Lindsay of DeKalb, Texas, was a business visitor in this city Tuesday.
 Among those from here who attend ed chancery court this week were: F. K. Davis, Atty. J. O. Livesay, D. A. Cook, and J. J. Taaffe
 Mrs. Robert Pierce of Ashdown spent Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. s. Anderson.
 Frank Horner and S. D. Matteson motored to Ashdown Tuesday.
 Mrs. W. M. Gathright was the guest Tuesday of Mrs G. D. Gathright at Ashdown.
 Little Misses Jessie Louise Penuel and Murial Lott of Ashdown spent Sunday in this city the guests of the formers grandmother, Mrs Martha Gray.
 w. H. Wilmington of Shreveport, La, is visiting MT and Mrs J. $. Bush and his little daughter Elsie May.
 Mrs. Jas. Kinser of Shirley arrived Saturday for a visit with her hus- band
 Miss Maggie Yauger delightfully."- entertained number of her friends at a dance last Friday night.
 On Thursday the 18th, Mrs. Robert Lindsay most delightfully."- entertain ed the XVI Club of Foreman and a few other guests at her pretty home in Ashdown. The house was beautifully and artistically decorated with bas- kets of holly and Christmas wreaths and other Christmas emblems. and the hostess was assisted in receiving her guests by Mrs. Leslie Lindsay of Foreman. The score cards bore en- blems of the Christmas season and were further beautified by sprigs of holly, rich with berries. Five tables were arranged for Forty-Two, and at the conclusion of the game the hos tess, assisted by Mesdames A. E. Wat CTS and Leslie Lindsay served a deli clous two course luncheon, the last course bearing the bay-berry candle symbolic of good luck and happiness if burned on Christmas day. This oc- casion will long be held in happy re- collection by those who participated in it, not only for the occasion itself which was carried out so beautifully in every detail, but also for the loving esteem in which Mrs. Lindsay was, and is held by the XVI Club of which she was member many years during her residence in Foreman. The guests included: Mesdames Bowles, Bailey, Berry, Ellis, Can't, Dollarhide, Camp bell, Lindsay, s. D. and Worth Matte son. Homer, Gathright, Collins, Adkin- son, Shackelford, and Hawkins of Foreman, and Mesdames Locke, Wat 1 CTS and Mobley of Ashdown.