The Little River news., 1921-08-10
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Frank Rhyme of Ben Lomcnd WAS in Ashdown Monday
 Mrs. J. R. Pierce returned Friday from visit in Foreman.
 A. T. Allen of Allene was ill the city Tuesday or business.
 Carl Garner of Texarkana was in Ashdown Sunday afternoon.
 Homer Welch left Sunday for St. Louis to attend to business
 Mrs. Hattie Lee of South McAlister, Okla. is here visiting her sister, Mrs. o. Kolb.
 Mrs. NJ. E. Demmon of Dallas, Texas, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. M. Johnston
 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hampton have returned from Oklahoma, where they srent their vacation.
 C. H. Rettman of the Jones con- munity was here Tuesday distributing catalogs for the fair.
 Mrs. Will Green of Hope is visit ing her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. J. Johnston of the north side.
 Ralph Hughes is spending his vaca- tion this week. He expects to spend part of it at Baker Springs.
 Miss Willie Bishop has enrolled with the Henderson-Brown college at Arka delphia for the coming year.
 It is one thing to be a Peer in Eng land-and another to be a Peer in the Jungle.-"Male and Female"
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Orton and children are at Baker Spring this week spending their vacation.
 Mrs. Herman Brown returned Mon- day from Ashland, Okla, where she has been visiting Mrs. Geo. Hall.
 Hamp Alexander came over from Mineral Springs and spent Sunday with his wife and other relatives.
 A. P. Steel and family returned Saturday from weeks visit to Lock- esburg, Murfreesboro and Delight.
 Mrs. Hamp Alexander and little daughter, Bettie Ann, returned to their tome in Mineral Springs Tuesday.
 "Ill tame thee. never fear-my pretty, snarling Tiger-Cat!" See Male and Female, Royal Thurs. and Fri.
 T. o. Cantrell sent to this office Sat urday a stalk of corn bearing twin ears. They were perfect and heavy ears
 MT. and Mrs. A. R. Fleniken of Tex arkana were visitors in Ashdown Sum- day, the guests of Dr. and Ms. s. c. Marr.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Middlebrook have returned from a visit at Delight where they have been spending their vacation.
 Mrs McRae of Hope was in Ash down this week. the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. M. Johnson, and Mrs. w. F. Nicol. Rev. Thos. W. Hays of Little Rock was here Monday enroute to DeQueen on visit to his son, Ed Hayes. He is near 90 years of age. ''In the Kitchen or Parlor, or field with the clover, women and women, the wide worl over."-Thursday and Friday, Male and Female" Don't believe the story-books, Mary | Love isn't everything. There is Here dity and Tradition-and London! See Male and Female" Thurs Friday. MT. Couch and daughter, Miss Mar garet, and son, Roy, were visitors in Ashdown Sunday and Monday, the guests of Mir and Mrs. Geo. M. John ston.
 Suddenly-like mists melting before the sun-she was no longer a great Lady to him, but just Woman a very helpless and beautiful woman. See Male and Female Thurs. and Fri. A call meeting of the Ashdown I'm provement Club will be held in the club rooms Wednesday afternoon at 4:30. Some important business will be before the body and a large atten- dance is requested.
 MT. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Sisner, Mss Mary Roberts and Mrs Geo. Luton and John Phillips n.otored up from Texarkana Sunday to spend the afternoon with the lattera parents MT and Mrs. I. H. Phillips
 Sid and Dan Phillips and Charley Crosnoe returned Saturday from business trip at Memphis. While there MT. Crosnoe, who travels from a drug wholesale firm, sold set of walnut fixtures for the Phillips Bros. Drug Store.
 If anyone had told the great Lady and the little Scullery Maid that their destinies were to be inseparably bound together, eaOh would have opened her pretty eyes-and laughed See Male and Female Thursday and Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. 0. H. Wilkerson ar rived from Conway last week to get settled and ready for school, MT. Will kerson being principal again this year Prof. Wilkerson and Miss Marjorie Thomas a teacher in the school last