The Mena weekly star., 1921-03-31
CORRESPONDENCE
COVE CATCHES.

Henry Scott went to hena last Tuesday
 Joe Hadaway was Mena visitor last week.
 Fsrd Younce of Texarkana was in Cove Thursday
 4. B. Manor has been on the sick list for the last two weeks.
 Henry Fortner of Winthrop is vis- sing his son, Monroe, this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Van Way were visiting their father at Cove Sunday
 Prof c. Nj. Woods went to Pea Ridge. Ark. last Friday on business.
 Mrs. Will Sunxerman of Mena was visiting E. l.. Henson Monday and Tuesday
 Mrs Hattie Green visited her danrhter, Mrs Branstetter, at Mena las, week
 Rav. Mir. Sossamon filled his reg silar apointment at the Presbyterian 1rturch Sunday
 The Cove and Hatfield baseball team played at Cove Friday. The game was 10 in favor of Cove.
 No. 56 was wrecked just north of Cove Thursday night two cars loaded witk lumber went into the ditch.
 The Kansas City Railroad Company has commenced their promised im- provement by unloading material for the purpose of building a much needed shed
 Mrs. A. B. Colley visited her daughter, Mrs. Guy Gray, at Withrop Sunday, returning Monday, accompan- jed by Mrs. Gray, who is in poor health.
 The Berry Association was unload ing d ear load of crates Monday The prospect for berries was never better, and picking will begin about the 10th of April.
 Charlie Breedon received message from DeQueen that his father passed away Tuesday and was buried Wednes- day. He had just left his fathers beside day or two before.
 The Truck and Fruit Growers As- sociatian met Saturday and received their seed from the secretary. Also determined the date of planting can 4aloupes, which is the 10th of April
 ssn Sunday afternoon number of neorle met at the church and organ lxsa an mndenominational Bible study. Everybody is invited. It meets every Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rssv. Sossamon IS teacher.
 The Christian Endeavor people turning out en masse Sunday after noor. proceeded to the Fulton grove wits well filled baskets, boxes and au- tomobiles of good things and gave a vvrh spread in honor of their society. According to an invited guest, the crowd was noticeably nice and much credit is due the lady members for their efforts in preparing the bounti- ful repast.
 The Masonic Order of Cove is on the boom. Last Wednesday night the third degree was conferred on Howard Elliott and Bob Cox. About 15 of the Masons of Mena came down and helped the Cove lodge confer this degree. Messrs. 0iney, Clement and others are sure up to date in Masonic work, "So I've hear'n tell" There were visiting brothers from Hatfield and Vandervoort, making a full house. Af- ter lodge was over hot coffee and sand wiches were served All went home early. Come again
 The Sunday school Easter services at the Presbyterian church last Sun- day morning was the finest ever given in Cove The little tots and Juniors, hoys and girls. exhibited talent in their songs and drills not often found even Tn larger towns. The Senior chorus class was indeed grand in the rendition of the selections, The weather was inclement but the house wss we'll filled. The superintendent, I. C. Allen, passed the eggs to all the caildren instead of having the egg hunt as had been planned. Rev. Sos samon of Mena gave splendid talk to the audiences. The success of this Easter service is mostly due to the splendid program committee, Mrs. J. c. Allen, Mrs T. A. Woodell and Mrs. Walter Elliott.