The Little River news., 1921-08-17
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J. o. Livesay was here from Fore man Tuesday.
 J. E. Mccall of Oak Hill was in the city Tuesday.
 Rupert Steele was here from De- Queen Tuesday.
 Guy Kolb of Texarkana spent Sun day in the city.
 Harvey Perry of DeQueen was in the city Monday.
 w. B. Kernel and wife of Aleene were in the city Saturay.
 J. E. Walker and family of Fore man, spent Sunday in the city.
 Hemstitching and pecoting at home-Mrs. s. I. Middlebrook If Jake Rhyme was up from Texarkana to spend Sunday with relatives.
 R. P. Lindsey and Homer Welch have returned from the markets.
 Mrs. Frank Lambright and children returned Sunday from visit at Nal vern.
 Miss Rena Haizlip returned Satur- day from visit at Ashland, Okla homa.
 w. w. Buster was at Little Rock last week attending the state ginners' meeting.
 Mrs. w. L. Phillips and daughter, Lee, left Tuesday for visit with rel atives in Fulton.
 nT,c Coorno Driopt and litf1o 6aupI. ter, Mary Lou, have returned from visit at Malvern.
 Mrs. D. B. Coulter has returned from visit with her son and grand son at Caddo, Texas.
 Miss Gussie Gardner of Richmond passed through Ashdown Tuesday on her way to Texarkana.
 A. R. Fleniken and wife of Texar- kama visited with Dr. and Mrs. S. c. Marr Saturday and Sunday.
 R, A. Phillips and wife left last week for Fl Paso and California, where they will spend their vacation. The Methodist Missionary Society
  o'clock in the basement of the church. Henry Turner of Dekalb, Texas, is operating the News, linotype this week while F. M Graves is away on vaca- tion. 4a
 Roy Hicks of near Washington and Miss Sallie Lott of this city have &C., cepted positions with the Dixie Drug Company.
 Miss Mary Fawcett, who has been visiting relatives in Dallas, spent Monday night at home, on her way to Magnolia
 Mrs. P. M. Blevins and daughter. Mrs. Ida Kennedy, of Waxahachie, Texas are visiting pr. A. B. Bishop and family.
 Miss Kate Rhyme left Monday for Foreman in answer to a call that her nephew, Paul Kinard had died sudden ly of congestion.
 Will Orton was here from Fulton Sunday and was accompanied home by his sister. Mrs. Addison Harris, who has been visiting here.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Gist and daugh- ter, Neva, and John Phillips, motored up from Texarkana to spend Sunday with MT. an Mrs. Isom Phillips.
 MT. and Mrs Wm. Dodson and Leo Dodson and wife are moving to Hot Springs, where MT. Dodson will take charge of road contract on the Hot Springs road.
 County Agent Geo. M. Johnston, G. D. Chewning of this place and T. w. Mast and wife of Winthrop left Mon- day for Fayettville, to attend the Far mers' Short Course.
 Miss Ruby Aubrey. of Lockesburg, Ark, underwent very serious oper- ation at her home last week. Willard Aubrey who is attending school at Lit f1e Rock, attended his sisters bedside but has returned to Little Rock, Miss Ruby being rapidly improving.-Mc- Curtain Gazette.
 The body of Leslie Huddleston. the first Hampstead county boy to give his life in the world war, arrived last night and was taken to Nashville this morning. It was for him that Leslie Huddleston Post No. 12 of the Amer ican Legion, n this city, was named. and his memory is respected and his heroism revered by all of our people 1t Is planned to have a fitting burial service at Nashville next Sunday, in charge of the Leslie Huddleston Post. Star of Hope.