The Little River news., 1921-05-07
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Roy Budd of Ogden was in Ashdowl Thursday.
 Judius Winters of Nashville was il Ashdown Friday.
 Mrs. J. J. Seastrunk of Allene wal shopping in Ashdown Wednesday,
 Mrs. Arthur Middlebrook was visi tor in Ashdown Thursday morning.
 Judge N. A. George of Foreman was in Ashdown Tuesday attending to busi. ness.
 Mrs. Lloyd Tate and Miss Johnston o Wilton were shopping in Asnuowr Friday.
 Mesdames T. B. Cook, J. E. Locke and J. R. Bowles were visitors in Tex arkana Tuesday,
 Rev. E. D. Lindsay will delived the graduating sermon at Foreman on May 18th for the Foreman graduates.
 Mrs. Ross Johnston will leave next week for a visit with relatives and friends in New Boston. Texas.
 Nealey Lagrone of Foreman passed through Ashdown Wednesday on his way home from visit in North Caro- lima and Alabama.
 There will be no services at the Met hodist church Sunday night on account of the meeting at the Baptist church.
 c. H. Dickinson of Springfield, Mo-, was in Ashdown this week attending to business.
 Miss Ethel Donham of Foreman spent the week end with her parents MT and Mrs. A. A. Donham.
 Mrs. J. M. Ross of Delight is the guest of her daughter, Mrs Arthur Middlebrook.
 Mrs Jay Poland of Nashville is the guest of her mother, Mrs. J. T. Bur lingame of the East Side.
 MT and Mrs Vaughan Pipkin and Mrs. Vaughan of Wilton were shop ping in Ashdown Thursday
 Mrs. Guy Wheldon of Foreman pass ed through Ashdown Thursday on her way home from Texarkana.
 Miss Lois Wimberly returned to her home in Nashville Thursday after a visit with relatives in AshANwu.
 R. L. Taylor of Memphis was attend Ing to business in Ashdown Thursday. He is connected with the Newburger Cotton Company.
 Dr. A. B. Bishop, Rev. and Mrs. c. S. Wales and Mrs. D. P. Wallace visited Texarkan Thursdy Mrs. Wallace re- mained for a few days visit with her niece, Mrs. o. F. Hurley ''f
 On Thursday the 18th, MT. and Mrs. Isom Phillips were hostesses to the following guests with an elaborate dinner, hOnoring Mrs. Phillips sisters who were out of town guests at the celebration of Mr. and Mrs. s. D: Phillips f1ftith anniversary Those present we've, Mesdames Fuller and Anderson, of Mansfield, MT. and Mrs s. D. Phillips and MT. and Mrs J. L. Martin and family.
 The Missionary Circle girls of the Christian church met with Miss Mary Fawcett as hostess Tuesday night. An anteresting program was rendered aft CT which social hour was enjoyed by a lively contest, followed by dainty re- Treatments. Miniature May baskets were given as sOuveniers and the luckv number was found by Mrs. Oscar Hampton, who was crowned May Queen.
 Those who are attending the state school meet at Hope are Supt w. N Pittman, Mrs. o. T. Graves, Miss Mary Hooks. Miss Elizabeth Briant, Miss Judy Briant, Clyde Briant, Thurman Rayburn and Miss Marion Graves, Misses Beth Bowling will be in the reading contest and Miss Mary Hooks in the spelling cotest.
 The Epworth League program for Sunday, May Sth, follows: "Metho- disms Efficiency Factory" 1, Prayer, concluded with Lords prayer; ?, New Testament lesson, Luke 16: 1-12, by leader, Horace Hunter 8, Methodism S Efficiency Factory, by Will May; f. The Organization of the plant, by c. L. Briant; ,, Checking up the output by Mrs. w. L. Phillips; 6, The Spirit of the Epworth league, to be discussed
 Hamilton Alexander of Ashdown has located in this city to conduct a gen. eral electric business He will also have supervision of the local light plant for H. w. Wolff. MT. Alexander is good electrician and will make a good citizen.-Mineral Springs Vim
 Rev. Wood of the Oak Hill Com munity was in Ashdown Thursday af- ternoon attending to business. He re- ports that farming has begun to open up there now since the few days of pretty weather.
 Mrs. J. w. Brewer left Thursday for a to weeks visit in Malvern. While there they hope to celebrate the