The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
77777777ti m 777-7777777'-7E HATFIELD HAPPENINGS.

Miss Beulah Hall is visiting rela- tives at Hcavener.
 Bob Rogers and w. H. Terry spent Monday in Wickes on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. R. Bates of Mena were Hatfield visitors Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cyril Slote returned Sunday from visit to Kansas City.
 Judge H. w. Finger and Mrs. Finger spent Sunday with relatives here.
 A new S-room house and acres good land for sale. Would consider a new car. c. F. finders. oS
 Doug Walker, wife and son of Cove visited Hatfield friends and relatives the first of the week.
 Miss Alice Williams returned Wednesday from ten day visit with friends at Sparkman, Ark.
 The Will Lowe family spent the week end with Mrs. Lowe's parents. Mir. and Mrs. W. I. Richardson.
 Allen Dover has bought the Sarson residence property south of the planer and IS having 1t remodeled and im- proved.
 John and Will Rork, Bernie Slote and Tom Goodwin came up from Van dervoort and spent Sunday with home folks.
 Roy Holder of the bank, took ad- vantage of the holiday and accompan- led by his family, spent Monday on Mountain Fork fishing.
 The shower Sunday improved gar dens, and crops, but a good soaking rain is needed. There is an abund- anee of garden truck in spite of the late freezes.
 Tom Holland, who received serious injuries at the Stephenson sawmill a short time ago, and was apparently recovering nicely, was reported much worse Monday.
 There will be a meeting of the Hat field Products < Cooperative Asso- citation at the Hatfield school Satur- day afternoon at 2:30. This will be an important business meeting, and all members are urged to attend.
 Monday the men and boys of Prof. Middleton's class finished the shop building which they have erected on the school grounds, dinner was pre- pared and served by the larger school spent. "a' There will be 10c tea at the home of Mrs. Roy Holder Friday, June 8. from 2:30 to o'clock. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to attend. This IS q social meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society and large attendance de- sired.
 Memorial services held at Six Mile cemetery Sunday were largely at- tended. Rev. D. J. Sossamon of Mena delivered the address. He was an old time resident of this community and received royal welcome from his many friends and admirers.
 One hundred and twenty-five Boy Scouts arrived here from Texarkana Friday and went into camp on Two Mile. A like number is expected Thursday, making the largest num- Der ever encamped at this place at one time. The new mess hail makes It possible for even a greater number to be cared for.
 Mir. Keith, north of town. marketed his first blackberries last Thursdav and found ready sale for same. He says his briars occupy ground that will not produce any other crop and ne is realizing goodly sum from them. and is planning on enlarping his patch that he may be able to make daily shipments next year.
 The literary program Friday night was enjoyed by large audience These entertainments are proving in. ferestine to both old and young and their popularity is proven by the large attendance. The Ladies' Ait realized nice sum from the sale o' Ice cream and cake and thanks tf fhe public for their liberal patronage