The Little River news., 1921-06-01
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R l. Johnson was neIe u oli Monday.
 M T. Rose was here from Wilton Saturday.
 J. c. Burris of Ogden was in the city Monday.
 J. o. Rhyme was here from Tezar~ kama Saturday.
 H. c. Hodges of Arden was in Ash down Saturday.
 John Roberts was here from Ben Lomond Tuesday.
 Postmistress Turner of Arkinda was in the city Monday
 Alvy Freeman was here from the farm near Alleue Sunday.
 <Miss Ethel Donham of Foreman the we,k end in ,hta city.
 A. E. Waters spent the week end at Nashville visiting his mother.
 T. F. Rhyme and family of Ben Lo- mond were in the city Saturday
 M. c. Johnson left Sunday for Col umbus where his mother is i'll.
 J. c. Yeager of New York is here visiting his brother, H. R. Yeager.
 R. L. Johnson of Allene was ill Ashdown Monday attending to busi- ness.
 Mrs R. M. Bone and little daughter left Tuesday for a visit with relatives in Longview.
 Rollo Marr of Texarkana was in Ashdown Tuesday visiting his brother, Dr. s. c. Marr.
 Mrs Scott of Shreveport arrives Thursday fer a few days visit with Mrs. B. B. Norman.
 B. w. Fawcett and little grandson of Ben Lomond were attending to busi- ness in Ashdown Monday.
 Mrs. Mayo Robertson returned Tues day from a visit with relatives in the Mrs. Holt of Washington, who is visiting her daughter, Mrs, B.A. Harts- field, is on the sick list this week. northern part fsthe state.
 Challie Cook, who nas been attend ing school in Te61essee returned homo Monday to spend the summer.
 Mrs. Jim Sanderson went to TeXar- kama Tuesday morning to meet her daughter. Miss Rose, who issresurn, home from school
 A. P. Steel and family and o. T. Graves and family visited at Fouke Sun where Mr. Steel made a talk on Christian Education.
 The Eolia GooIsby Bible Class of the Presbyterian church will postpone their regular monthly business meet ing until Thursday evening, June 9th.
 Mrs Lawrence Price has returned from a two months stay in Los An geles, where she had q pleasant visit with her sons, Robt M. and Dump Price and their families,
 H. A. Turner of DeKalb, Texas, was in the city Saturday shaking hands with old friends. He had been to Aurora, Mo, to attend the funeral of his brother, W. w. Turner,
 F E. Lewis of near Richmond brought to this office Monday a large onion, which weighed nearly three pounds He will have several bush els of onions, which he says are still growing.
 Mrs. 1T. C. Gibson of Little RocD secretary of the Arkansas Tubefv:, ,1 losi3 Association and former pEesl- dent of the Arkansas Federatlon of Nomen's Clubs, will give ?. short lee ture on Child Welfare at the meeting Of the Ashdown Impr0yement Cub Friday afternoon, June 2 All who S i'''efeStee n, the imporr4~ errGect, wnCther a member of the club or not are invited to attend.
 The Missionary Society of the Meth odist church had very pleasant and profitable meeting on last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. w. W. York, with Mrs. J. M. Johnson and Mrs. R. L. Cooper associate hOstesses with Mrs York. This was the regular social meeting of the month, but as usual a full program with a study lesson was had. Mrs. Percy Steel was the efficient leader, conducting a study of the city of Nashville, Tenn, the fourth in a chain of cities connected with mis- sionary work. Several readings and talks were given on this subject one unique feature of the program was a dialogue representing a visit to the great publishing house of the Metho- dist church at Nashville; this was given by Mesdames Briant, Pittman, Miller and Cooper A full business session was conducted by the presi dent, Mrs Briant, with the secretary, Mrs. J. s. Watkins reporting with the minutes the success of the banquet served by this society to the Sunday School class of o. H. Wilkcrson. After al hue 1T