The Little River news., 1921-03-09
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Monday.
 s. J. Gordon was here from Wilto Tuesday.
 Will Polk was over from Ben Lom ond Monday.
 Miss Lola Donham spent the weel end in Foreman.
 Edward Freeman of Wilton was il Ashdown Saturday.
 See 'Thirty-Nine East" at the Roya Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Harry Collins and Willie Doss Phil lips motored to Foreman Sunday.
 Miss Hettie Robinson of Peytonvill' was shopping in Ashdown Saturday.
 Don't miss "Thirty-Nine East a the Royal Tuesday and Wednesday.
 c. w. Wright of Allene was in Ash. down Saturday attending to business
 Homer Welch spent the week end with his mother at Winsboro, Texas.
 Miss Hazel Wood returned to Red
 W. R. Beck of Ben Lomond was in Ashdown Monday attending to busi- ness.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Rhyme of Ben Lomond were shopping in Ashdown Saturday.
 At the Royal Tuesday and We'd nesday Constance Benny in Thirty Nine East"
 R. L. Boyer ST. left Sunday for Kan sas City, where he will receive medi- cal treatment.
 Mrs. B. A. Hartsfield returned Mon- day from a weeks visit with relatives in Washington.
 w. J. Barkman and brother, Weaver J. Barkman, of Idabel, wee in Ash down Saturday.
 Call and see our pretty spring hats new ones are coming every day. Mrs. P. B. Davis.
 Lon T. Jones attended the meet ing of the Chamber of Commerce at Hope Friday evening
 Clair Lselie left Monday night for Fayetteville, where he will attend the University of Arkansas.
 R. P Lindsay and Robert Harris motored to Foreman Saturday even- ing where they spent the week end
 Miss Anna Hargrove of Brownstown who was the guest of MT and Mrs. LII Phillips left Saturday for her home.
 JohN Walker and wife of Louisiana are at Richmond the guests of the formers mother, Mrs w. E. Vaughan. Rev James W. Marshall will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sun day at Il a. m. and at 7:30 D. m. 3-12 The girls missionary society of the Christian church will meet tonight, Tuesday, with Misses Rena and Mill dred Haizlip.
 An elderly man by the name of Franks died in the Peytonville com munity Monday morning, after a lin- gering illness. | For shorthand, bookkeeping. and position sure come to Henderson's Texarkana Business College. Write for free catalogue. If
 Do you want "sun bonnet, apron, or dust cap," If so phone Mrs. D. L. Baggarly before March 16. Time for the Baptist spring bazaar.
 Evangelistic services will begin at the Presbyterian ehurch March 31, ,o- F. Fitch, D. D, will do the preaching. Dr. Fitch was here some time ago and and preached two very able and inter- esting sermons. All denominations are invited to take part in the meet ings.
 J. H. Williams and sister, Miss Nata- lie Willias spent Sunday in Foreman. They were accompanied home by their mother, Mrs. P. B. Williams, and their sister, Miss Louise Williams.
 Dr. F. w. Thomas of Fl Dorado spent Sunday with friends in Ash down. lHe was accompanied as far as Texarkana by Misses Lillye and Jim Chewning and MT. P. F. Scott.
 The Christian Endeavor Missionary Pagent," given at the Christian church, in this city Sunday night, was attended by a large crowd. A free will offering was collected to the amount of $2O.10, and will be used for foreign missions.
 There was a good attendance at the Ashdown Improvement Club meeting Friday afternoon in the social home The president, Mrs. Reynolds, con- ducted the business session during which the reports of committees were given, and each report was received with enthusiasm. Mrs. o. T. Graves had charge of the program for the afternoon, which opened with an in- Instrumental number, "The Flatterer," by Mrs. J. E. Locke; Roll call was re- sponded to with rule for home sani-