The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-07
CORRESPONDENCE.
HATFIELD HAPPENINGS.

All buSlneSs houses Wete N'VeNN '' Fourth.
 Truly Williams spent Sunday and Monday with home folks.
 Miss Alice Williams school east of Hatfield opened Tuesday morning
 Mir. and Mrs. Merton Bales and children were Hatfield visitors Friday.
 K. II. Butler was confined Go ms home last week, suffering rom sore throat.
 Rev. Smith of Mena filled his regu- lar appointment at the Baptist church Sunday.
 Mrs. ". E. Beaver left Saturday for keota, Ok, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Will Taylor.
 Miss Rosa Daniel spent the Fourth with relatives at Ashdown, returning home Tuesday morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Lowthers are the guests of Mrs. Lowthers parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Williams.
 Miss Peggy George of Gillham spent the week end at the home of Mir. and Mrs. R. W. Johnson.
 Bluford Joplin and wife of Musko. gee, Ok, are visiting relatives and friends in Hatfield and vicinity.
 Miss Viola Beavers left Saturday for a point near Ink, where she will teach a term of summer school.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ambrose Cobb of Muskogee, Ok, visited with Hatfield friends the latter part of last week.
 A number of young people cele- brated Monday evening at the home of Miss Louise Cook. An enjoyable time was had.
 c. c. Monroe left Thursday after noon for South Bend, Ind, in response to word received of the serious illness of his brother.
 The play at the auditorium by the Gillham home talent Friday night was well attended and proved success in every particular.
 Mrs. Alex Carper and daughter, Maxine, were passengers for heav- ener Sunday to spend the Fourth with MT. ana mrs. h. 1. Morrow.
 A revival meeting began Saturday nIgnt at the Christian cnurcn, ana IS m cnarge o1 hey. keece ot Nashville, Uk., wno will be assisted by Rev. Lark.
 A barbecue was held the Fourth at the farm home of b. k. Myers. A large and orderly crowd was present ana unanimously voted Ed a prince or an entertainer.
 W. r. Butler of Henrietta, Ok, hls son and family of Estanchla, N. nex., were the guests or t. II. butter aDo otner relatives Sunday and Monday. They are enroute to rlorida Dy auto.
 C. k. Palmer, publisher or TOUT States Press, D. M. rapert, commanu CT American Legion, Leo Arouse, president Iexarkana Casket Co.,, l. j.. nanley, supt, Twin City Co.,, with their famihes ana Miss Elizabeth hudgins arrived Sunday from Iexarkana tor weeks outing at the Y. M. c. A. camp.
 The Ladies Aid held their monthly social meeting Friday afternoon at the home of D. w. Connally. Those present were Mesdames Will Dover, l.. A. Cummings, Willard Lowthers, J. B. Williams, J. Q. Gates, C.. F. An ders, Henry Martin, k. B. Holder and M. Nj. and Boyd Colman. If you wish to know how to prepare a perfect grape juice ask Mrs. Connally for her receipe.
 V. L. Mcfarland, secretary and sales manager for the Hatfield Pro- ducts and Cooperative Association, since the organization of that body, has resigned in order to accept po- sition with John Sexton X Co.,, manu- featuring grocers and importers of Chicago, Ill. His territory will be central western Akansas and Letlore and McCurtain counties, Oklahoma. He still makes Hatfield his home. Mir. Mcfarland is succeeded in office in the truck growers by G. D. Steakley, one of the largest producers and most enthusiastic members of the associa- tion.
 An ice cream social was given at the home of Mir. and Mrs. V. L. Me- Farland west of Hatfield on Thursday evening, June 30 in honor of the Misses Novella and Callie Lewis. Those present were Misses Olo and Opal White, Lottie and Beulah Hut son, Alice Harrison, Bess Richardson, Nellie Scott, Lena Johnson, Alice Will uams, Vivian Arnold, Veima Hender- son, Nellie Gibson, Gladys Self and Messrs. Aubrey Churchman, Tai. madge Henderson, Charles McCool Nuell Grain, Harry Caudel, Milburn Hines, Freeman Dover, Delt Dover, Ira Keller, Hugh Clotfelter, James Bacey, Joe and Eddie Metcalf, Ezra Beavers, Dewey Nichols, Victor Pot torff, MT. and Mrs. M. L. Nichols and Mir. and Mrs. William Henderson. Ev- eryone reported an enjoyable time but expressed their regret that Miss No- vella was not present owing to her recent illness.