The Little River news., 1921-05-04
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Ashdown Saturday.
 John J. Hart of Winthrop was in Ashdown Tuesday.
 Rev w. T. Sullivan of Washington was in Ashdown Monday.
 I. w. Holmes was here from Rich mond Monday afternoon.
 H. c. Hodge of Arden was attending to business in Ashdown Monday.
 Mrs Willie Good of Ben Lomond was shopping in Ashdown Friday.
 Miss Maud Shermer of White Cliffs was shopping in Ashdown Moncay.
 Mrs R. G. Rev has returned from visit of several weeks at Hot Springs
 Misses Myrtle Mccall and Susie Me Cray of Wilton were in Ashdown Sat urday.
 B. A. Hartsfield and E. c. Penuel visited the storm district near Hope Sunday.
 Miss Marjorie Thomas spent the week end with her mother at Arka- delphia.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas Holt of Texark ana visited MT. and Mrs. Claude Rowe Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs Bill McClelland of Red Bluff were shopping in Ashdown Saturday.
 Mrs. L. B. Clark of Texarkana is the guest of Mrs. Arthur Middlebrook this week.
 Miss Lucy Davis left Friday night for Conway, where she will make her future home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Boy Lambright spent the week end at Red Bluff, the guests of MT. and Mrs. P M Wood
 Prof. W. G. Wilkerson was called to his home in Faulkner county Saturday on account of the serious illness of his mother
 r, M. Wood returned Sunday from Greenfield, Mo-, where he had been at the bedside of his father He reports that his father is improving.
 Mesdames Eden Anderson and Lish Fuller of Mansfield, Ark, were here last week to attend the Phillips gold en wedding and to visit friends and reatives.
 Mrs. Herman Brown delightfully."- entertained a few of her young lady friends at Bridge Monday evening Al delicious refreshment course was ser ved after the games.
 Mesdames E. E. White and Allen Gillian of Lockesburg spent the night with Mrs. Geo. R. Steel Monday night while on their way to Texarkana to attend the federation meeting.
 Mrs. Holt, who has been visiting in Ashdown, returned to her home in Washington Saturday. She was ac- companied by her daughter, Mrs. B.. Hartsfield, who will visit with her for a week.
 Mrs. Billie Dodson was here last week on her return from a visit with her daughter in Memphis. She is liv- ing temporarily at Horatio while Mir Dodson is working on a contract on the north end of Road No. ', but will return to Ashdown later.
 The young people of the Epworth League enjoyed a splendid box supper and social in the basement of the church last Friday vening. A good lunch was enjoyed and many games were played and all who attended are looking forward to the next one. ment club members are among those who are registered at the district meeting of woman's clubs at Texark ana-this week: Mesdames P H. Phil lips, Pearle Orton, J. E. Locke, Lon T. Jones' B. B. Norman, J, T. Burlingame, w. O. Sims. These are the ones who
 
 be in attendance from here during the week.
 It is announced that one of the teachers for next year, Miss Della Robinson of Jonesboro, did not accept a position in the local school for next year. The board will not fill the place, and the. first grade pupils will be given only half day next year. The board hopes to keep the expense within the revenue in order that the nine months free school term will be maintained at a time when schools over the country are having to be suspended. Furnishes Seed Corn to