The Little River news., 1921-03-12
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J. H. Stull of Long was in Ash down Friday.
 Henry Watkins of Hope was in Ash down Thursday.
 Owens Lowery was here from Fore man Wednesday.
 J. M. Foley of the Wilton country was in Ashdown Thursoay morning.
 R. M. Bone made a business trip to Texarkana Thursday afternoon.
 M. Davis of Foreman was in Ash down Thursday attending to business.
 Mesdames Cyrus Watkins and s. C.. Reynolds were in Texarkana Wednes- day.
 c. A. Edwards of Mineral Springs was attending to business in AshdoWn Thursday.
 P. M. Wood of Red Bluff was in Ashdown Friday morning attending to business.
 Mrs. Ross Johnston and little daugh- ter spent Sunday in Foreman with her parents.
 At the Royal Monday, a big six reel show, admission 10 cents to all.
 Mrs Oscar Hampton left Friday for a weekend visit with relatives at Murfreesboro.
 Mesdames w. l.. Phillips, Ira Phil lips and Roy Goolsby were in Texar kama Thursday.
 Lewis Mason of Foreman was in Ashdown attending to business We'd nesday afternoon See the big 10 cent show at the Royal Monday night. How long since you ate chicken pie? There will be plenty at the Baptist dinner next Wednesday. The Baptist ladies will have bag arr in connection with their dinner, March 16. Come early and see what they have. { Could yet eat a fried chicken if you had a chance? Come to dinner next Wednesday and see how it tastes. The Baptist ladies.
 For shorthand, bookkeeping, and a position sure come to Henderson's Texarkana Business College. Write for free catalogue. If
 Mrs. A. E. Waters returned Wednes- day from visit with relatives in Min eral Springs. Her sister, Miss Tabbie Martin, returned with her for a visit
 The Baptist ladies will serve a din- ner next Wednesday, March 16, in the building next doc to the Ashdown Gro cery. Every body come and get a square meal.
 A western drame Monday and admis- sion 10 cents at the Royal.
 Circle Number One of the Methodist Missionary Society will meet Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. w. O. Sims All members are urged to be present.
 One dime admits you to the big show Monday night at the Royal
 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.
 Mrs. Oscar Hampton was hostess to four tables of Bridge Thursday even ing. At the conclusion of the games delicious salad course was served, after which the guests departed, ex- pressing themselves as having a very delightful evening.
 Elmo Lincoln in "Elmo the Mighty" at the Royal Monday night for just 10 cents.
 News came from Foreman Friday morning that the drill stem at the Sullivan we'll No. 1 had twisted off, which will neccssitate some delay while the stem is being fished out This we'll is now reaching an interest ing state. Also news come that the drilling contract for a we'll north of Foreman has been let.
 The Epworth League program for Sunday night, . follows: Subject, ''China;" leader Mrs. o. T. Graves; song; scripture lesson; prayer; Chinese greeting and rules of etiqu- cite, Henrietta Campbell The Mis- sionary beauttitudes, George Welch; poem, "The New China" Willie Bis ;. hop; Curious Chinese customs" Luc- 1le Young; Life of Dr. Mary Stone, Christine Campbell; Poem, "The Har- res," Clarine Steel; The Terrible suf- fering in China today, told by leader; collection; song; League benediction. Let every Leaguer and others who are interested in suffering humanity be present and contribute to the stric- Ken people as generously as you