The Little River news., 1921-12-03
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Wednesday.
 F. M. Davis of Foreman was in the city Wednesday.
 A. T. Hemphill was here from RICH mond Wednesday.
 Bill Mcintosh of White Cliffs was III Ashdown Thursday.
 Robert Hubbard was over rom 0el Lomond Wednesday.
 Buck Hughes of Texarkana V1slteo J, H. Odell Thursday
 S. c. Reynolds is visiting his iaihnS at Conway this week
 Sam Campbell of Richmond was ol our streets Thursday
 Born to MT and Mrs. L. F "heeiis Wednesday morning, girl.
 Mrs.-N. A. Simmons and llttie SUI visited at Hope this week.
 w. M. Sykes and wife were here from Richmond Wednesday.
 W. M. Sykes was attending to ous'- ness in Ashdown Wednesday.
 Chas. Meyer of St Louis IS Visl'ihs his son, s J. Meyer and family
 Miss Gladys Norwood leaves Sunday eor on extended visit with relatives in Hope.
 Mrs Lon T. Jones and Miss Edith Collins were shopping in Texarkana Thursday.
 Mrs. Vaughan Pipkin and Miss Mc- Call of Wilton were shopping III ASH down Wednesday.
 The Y. W. As will meet with Mrs. Calvin Sutton Monday evening, De- cember 5, at ' o'clock.
 Dr. A. B. Bishop and J. E. Collins re- turned Tuesday from a visit in How ard and Sevier counties.
 c. R. Henderson, of Montrose, Colo, arrived Wednesday for a visit with his mother, Mrs. w. H. Henderson.
 Pupils of the high school will sell homemade candy down town Satur- day for the benefit Of school work.
 Miss Lucy Davis leaves today for a visit with relatives at Magnolia, be- fore going to her home in Houston, Texas
 Mrs. Pearl Trustworthy is visiting her brother, P. s. Trustworthy at Will ton after several months visit to an aunt at Wolf City, Texas.
 Mrs. P. S. Trustworthy was here Wednesday night enroute to her home at Wilton from a few days teaching at idabel, Okla, as supply for her son, while he visited Texarkana.
 MT. and Mrs. Hamp Alexander of Mineral Springs arrived Thursday for few days visit in this city. Hamp has been in bed for five weeks with fever, but is rapidly recovering his health.
 Misses Mildred Hazel Perkins, Mil dred Haizlip, Mrs. Neil Wyrick and Harry Steel motored to Texarkana Thursday evening, where Mrs Wyrick took the train for her home at New port, Va.
 Mrs. J. E. Locke was hostess to five tables of Bridge Wednesday night, Nhnnoring her guest, Mrs. Frank Horn CT. At the close of the game a deli cious salad plate was served. Mrs Ed Campbell of Foreman was also an out of town guest
 Mrs. Virgil Wyrick of Newport, Va, was the guest of Misses Rena and Mil dred Haizlip Wednesday while on her way home from Idabel. Mrs Wyrick will be remembered as Miss Fell Me Crary, she having visited here before she was married
 Mrs E. B. Mobley entertained with two tables of auction bridge Thursday afternoon in honCr of Miss Norwood and Mrs. J. E. Locke's guests, Mes danes Frank Horner and E c. Camp bell of Foreman. Delicious tea sand wiches and cakes were served to the following guests, Miss Norwood, Mes danes Frank Horner, F. c. Campbell, Foreman R. L. Boyer, Jr., R. M Bone, J. T. Burlingame. P H. Phillips and J. k. Locke.
 The M G. C.'s had a very pleasant meeting Tuesday evening with Mrs. R. E. Hampton hostess An interesting program was rendered with Miss Lena Fawcett leader After a short busi- ness session a social hour was enjoy ed during which Miss Beulah Dowden presented Miss Norwood with a lovely bottle of toilet water from the Y. w. A. and Mrs Hampton presented Miss Norwood with pair of silk hose from the M. G. c. At the close of the evening delicious refreshments were served
 Mesdames H. H. Orton, T R. Bowles < and Chas. Bowles were hostesses to the Eolia Goolsby Bible Class Thurs day night December 1 The decOra-