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The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
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Mrs. Edna Cummins is here from Hatfield visiting.
 Lee Harrison and Pate Ernest were Mena visitors Saturday.
 Next Sunday our protracted meet ing begins. Let everyone come.
 Dr. and Mrs. Webb motored to Mena Saturday, returning Sunday.
 Grandma Ernest spent last week at the home of her son, John, at Rocky.
 Kinney Richie and Jewell Maddox have returned from the harvest fields.
 Mir. Austin of Heavener was here Thursday looking after farm inter- ests.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hughes of Old Potter spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Turner.
 Charlie Sartin and family spent Sunday across the river visiting their daughter.
 Mrs. Lon Hamby is here from Hooks, Tex, visiting and for the bene- fit of her health.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eli Turner returned home Saturday from visit to the northern part of the state.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harges of Octavia and Mrs. Brooks and two children of Glenwood were visiting at the home of Pate Ernest the latter part of the week.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04

i ton visited with Hal Grady Saturday and Sunday.
 Sid Barker from Womble is spend- ing the week with friends and reia- tives iR Cove.
 F. M. Cecil and family from Van dervoort visited Kelsey Skinner fam fly over Sunday. Miss Jone Hawthorne, who has been visiting Mrs. Fred Gray, left for her home in Hope Sunday. Mrs. Drew Green from Houston, Tex, arrived Thursday for visit with her mother, Jane Hall. Mrs. Garner from New London, ar rived Thursday for a weeks visit with Mrs. Hall and friends. s. Nj. Jackson and wife and Miss Blackburn of Mena are visiting friends and relatives in Cove. Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Golf and family and O. B. Witherspoon and family spent Sunday at Bog Springs.
 Mrs. A. M. Parker left Saturday night for Huntington to visit her daughter, Mrs. l.. G. Casebolt. Mir. and Mrs. w. K. Henry and Miss Golden Henry of Danville, Ill.,, are vis- iting with Mir. and Mrs. Rowbart. Johnnie Harrah from Ranger, Tex, arrived Sunday night for visit with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Dan Harrah-
 Mrs. Oscar Silvey, accompanied by little Dorothy Witherspoon, left Sun day for Caddo Gap to visit her peo- pie.
 Oscar and Archie Silvey returned to Oklahoma City Sunday after a short visit with friends and homefolks here.
 Miss 0ctavia Brown of Texas, who has been visiting in Cove for several weeks, left Thursday for Mineral Springs, Ark.
 Mrs. Ida Stevens and son have re- turned to Cove. She is building a residence on her farm south of Cove. She says Polk county is good enough for her.
 The Truck and Fruit Growers Asso- citation is making carlot shipments of cantaloupes. It has shipped four cars and would have shipped more but the crop has been ruined by rust due to excessive rains and some think this condition was brought on by use of impure seed.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
SIMPLE SCHEME GOES wRH
The Rabbit King" Can't ConvinaA
 lice of His Veracity.

Fargo, N. D., July 31.--C. V. M who dreamed of himself a 2 American rabbit king" says thRa son he is to face the court $ esas the police don't know rabbits. 2 police say he is a slicker.
 If they will let me alone ! X start a business on the Cheyenne v that will feed America and put " clohing and fine hats on eyeT @ said Birs. "I started with five Y bits; in two months I had sixty
 q saw the possibility of the las ". If I had a million rabbits, how s. sA more would I have in a year v. canneries would be necessary 2 { my rabbit meat. Mountains q [ s bit hides would go to the hat an 7 market. ,,a-
 "I simply advertised to raDDlI \. \. CTS that if they would send ms Y !, rabbits, would feed, keep, prsse sell them for the owners, dlyloM d'1 profits and building up a mllll'' 7 lar business. t. au
 "These fool police simpV z know rabbits, that's all.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
NUNLEY NEWS.

James Wagoner and wife spent a few days in Nunley last week.
 Grandpa Myers and Mrs. A. J. Wagoner are reported to be improv- ing
 Chas. Spencer returned to his home at Horatio after spending a week with his sisters, Eula and Myrtle Brumbe- low.
 Prof. Ira B. Jones and family left Tuesday afternoon for their new visit at Blaine. Ark, after short visit with relatives here and Center Point.
 Prof. Ira R. Jones. Daniel and Cal win Heath and Joe Vaught fished in Irons Fork Monday evening and re- port big catch of fish among them being large red horse.
 Our watermelon growers have re- ported the white wilt has attacked their crop and unless we get rain at once we will have very short crop this season.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
NEWS FROM OPAL
Mack Barber is sick.

Mack Barber is sick.
 Mack Barber's new residence IS nearing completion.
 w. k. Stephens is helping conduct the revival at Mill Creek this week.
 Ben Harrison and Mid Standridge have installed a new blacksmith shop near Opal.
 The revival at lower Big Fork be- gan Saturday night with Rev. H. T. Howell as conductor. Everybody come and help.
 The singing school here closed last Wednesday night. Mir. Pate will re- turn in September and conduct a twenty day normal
 Marvin and Erwin Foster, H. A, Walker and Jerome Nichols and the Misses Pearl Nichols and Edna and Iva Walker attended services at Mill Creek Monday night.
 W. M. and E. T. Foster and families and Mrs. Stevens and daughter, Miss Ira, attended the family reunion at the home of Uncle Jack Foster near Board Camp Sunday.
 Lewis Nichols and family of Abi- lene, Tex, are visiting relatives here and family reunion was held at the home of Mrs. Nichols father, Uncle Jack Foster, Sunday and continued at the home of E. T. Foster of Opal Monday
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
MOUNTAIN FORK FOIBIEs

day. na'neid oun- Robert Sartin traded with Mena merchants Saturday. 1eWei Sartin spent Saturday with ner IT. aunt and family near Rocky
 The Mountain Fork school is nro- sresslnR nicely with Miss Ida Keller Mrs. Anna Langley spent Sundav w wltn her son and family of unney Mountain Fork. upper Anna Clossin, who is attend;ro q scnool at Mountain Fork. snant S,,ns day with home folks. Mrs. Minnie Linam. who snart i. lew days visiting at the W. L. Linan, nome, returned to her home at Spiro Friday.
 Maxine, little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. w. P. Cummings, who has been sick the past two weeks, is reported improving.
 Ida. the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Mcbride, had the misfor- tune of falling and breaking her col lar bone last week.
 Mrs. Sarah Cummings of Rocky visited with her son, Warner Cum mings, and family and Mir. and Mrs A. J. Mcbride of Mountain Fork.
 Mir. and Mrs. Martin Bedding and two children of Phillips, Ok, spent the week end at the home of the lat ter's parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. L. Linam.
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The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
GRANNIs GRAINS.


 Alex Coyle was in Mena on busi- ness Monday.
 Bart Wilson is having a har3 time with boils.
 c. ". Tolle from Hatton was down on business this week.
 Mir. Hamilton and family left for Texas Saturday evening.
 C. W. Petty, president of the Bank of Grannis, was here Saturday. Mrs. l.. D. Fox from Crowell. Tex, IS visiting D. Daniels this week. The singing club started Monday night, conducted by West Brooks. Raymond Coyle was visiting his parents and friends over Sunday. 4. J. Wilbanks and family spent the week end with relatives in Mena. Forest Sargent and Arthur McVay left Tuesday evening for Haynesville, La.
 Mrs. o. c, Kirby and daughter Desdemona, left fast week for Tulsa Ok, for visit.
 k. $. Biliue has been building a school house over in the edge of Okla homa the past week.
 Forest Sarpent and Alton Jones came home from Cheyenne Tdlls, Colo, Sunday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. K. B. Courtney of Vivian, La, are visiting Mrs. Court ney's mother, Mrs. Rosie Vernoise.
 The Ts ids
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
BETHESDA SPRINGS spRINKLEs.

Mrs. Townsend is recovering rapid " from her injuries received Friday
 w. A. (Uncle Billy) Cunningham finished recovering his house last week.
 Mrs. s. A. Nichols spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of her son, Will, at Freedom.
 Mrs. Fred Banterelle and mother, Mrs. D. Hunter, returned to Texar. kama Friday afternoon.
 Elders J J. lobe and W. H. De- fnoyer are spending a few days at the home of J. Ii Cunningham.
 MT. and Mrs. J W Higdon and family spent Sunday at the home of Nr, and Mrs. l. T, Belt of Mena.
 MT. and Mrs. c. s. Tankerslev of Nena visited at the home of ] H Cunningham and wife Sunday after noon.
 Judge and Mrs. E Newt gpivey
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04

where they plan on making then home. AL.
 Nat Allen of Cove purchased the restaurant of D. w. Bowers Wednes- day of last week, taking possession at once.
 Prof. Middleton returned Saturday morning from the university where he had been taking six weeks tram ing course.
 Mr. and Mrs. Amos. Musgraye re- turned the latter part of the week from Conway, where Mir. and Mrs Musgrave attended summer normal.
 Miss Jettie Nichols, who is attend ing the new school at Smithvllle, spent the weekend with homefolks. She was accompanied by Miss Zazel Henderson.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Daniels, Mrs. c. K. Cook, Mrs. ]. c. Hoheimer, Mrs. D. ". Connally and Mrs. L. M. Clem- ent. attended the special meeting of the Eastern Star at Mena Thursday night.
 The Hatfield Products and Coop erative Association made it's first shipment of cantaloupes on Friday of last week, 128 crates; Saturday, l54; Sunday, 144, and on Monday 221 crates. Shipments were made to points both north and south. To date no returns have been received. The melons are of good size and flavor and are making a good yield. It is to be hoped they will prove paying proposition.
 Thru an error in last weeks items the death of J. B. Dobbins was report ed. It was another severe heart at tack, and the gentlemen reporting were misinformed of Mir. Dobbins' condition as they were leaving Smith, vile. He suffered several lighter at tacks later, but was resting easier the latter part of the week.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
OLD COVE CLIPS.

". L. HasIey reshingled his home fast week.
 AlGnzp Little hauled load of wood te Cove Saturday.
 Mrs II. F. Bingham has been quite sick fnx the past few days.
 Miss Lillie Watson visited friends at Cove Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Frances Givens has been on she sick list for the last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hilton visited selatives at this place Sunday.
 Mr. Carstarphin has been attending the protracted meeting near Cove.
 Thomas Cureton and Elmer Givens returned Sunday from the harvest.
 Vi X. Boyd has been having his nice Aauae gepainted, Rev. Spencer of Cove sairg the work.
 Frank Hasley and daughter, Edna, Jeff Saturday for two weeks visit Sn Scott county.
 nrice Stockton and Willie Rose left sast week for Oklahoma City, where they have work.
 Remember the box supper at the srhooi house next Friday night. Ev- cryone is cordially invited to attend
 Several of the school boys went to Cove Saturday to play ball with the Cove boys. The score was 6 to 2 in favor of Cove.
 Willie Rose, son of Mir. and Mrs. James Rose, came in Sunday from pes Moines, Ia., where he has been in the army for the past fourteen months.
 Sunday school every Sunday morn Ing at 10 a. m., sharp. Singing ev- ery Saturday night. Prayer meeting Sunday night. Miss Winnie Little, leader for next Sunday night. You arc always welcome.
 Messrs. Laekey, Barnet and Wade Donaldson and Misses Ethel Barnet ard Myrtle Donaldson were among the residents of the McCauley neighbor- Acod who attended prayer meeting at SAis place Sunday night.
 Among the young folks who went to Mt. Clair Sunday were Misses Mayme Little, Artie Trew. Katie Stockton zsi iva Rose and Perno Trew. Pave Stockton, Kenneth Mum, Amos Trew. 1ames Ringers and Richard Mum.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
CRYSTAL HILL SPARKS.

Miss Maggie Gipson is suffering severely from a spider bite.
 H. A. Linn and R. A. Watkins made business trip to Mena Friday.
 Miss Fife Sikes of Oak Hill spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Jude Booney.
 Marion Hendricks of Hot Springs is spending vacation with his parents and other relatives at this place.
 Miss Emma Hendricks, who has been going to school at Big Fork, spent the week with her parents.
 Mir. and Mrs. r. E. Gibson, Mir. and Mrs. Lee Cook, Mir. and Mrs. Erwin Cook, Mir. and Mrs. Southern com posed a fishing party and spent Fri day night on the Ouachita river.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
CORRESPONDENCE.
sMITHyILLE. foK.l NEVIS.

The mission study class of the M. F. rhurrh. South. met Tuesday evening in the new auditorium Of the "lilis Fuisum Training school.
 Rev E. D. McConn has moved to gnithyflle to assume the duties as pas fnr n the Methodist church. Rev. Me Conr comes to us from Dallas, Tex.
 Miss. Ietta Nichols, who is attend inr the Fulsom Training school here mnent the week end in Hatfield wlth her parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. L. Nichols>
 Dcut forget August 5 and 6. All arrangements have been completed Tor the nicnic, and we are expecting every eue 10 have good time. Yes-plenty af rnz soda pop along with the best .f ents. Just come to have an honest so goodness" good time.
 You've heard of "The Narrows' 7 go have we, and we realize that there fs no other place like it in Oklahom;; The summer houses have been filled for some time with people from Law kom. TYasa. Shawnee and other points szs the state. They intend to boost a1ne Narrows" when they leave. lt zHaxds good fishing, swimming -and sn fact is an ideal place for the sum mer outing. Think it over and next yrxr when you're planning your sum nser vacation just make at "The Mar rsxa.S
 The young people of Class No. of khe First Baptist church were delight fully entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Zazele Henderson. Ths guests including the Misses Flor enee Campbell, Annie Yates, Artie Yates, Fannie Coleman, Beulah Hens ky. Clara Phillips, Bertie Hensley, Nina Smith. Myrtle Weaver, Brownie Smith and Mrs. P. J. Bowling, Messrs. Banks Holland, George Bowling, Oscar Goldman, Coy Chatham, Zeiba Weay- 6. F. !. Bowling, Willie Hairell, Dan Patrick, Jim Barnett, Lewis Phillips. Mr- and Mrs. J. L. Harpending will en- Certain the members of the class next Tuesday evening.
 Wednesday afternoon a group of saung people met at the home of Mrs. Fred Checker for the purpose of or kAuizlng a club. Much enthusiasm was shown and the results were splen- aid. This club is going to devote it's time to civic improvement more so thgn study, thus the name Civic Im- provement Club was adopted The off, hcers weres Mrs. Fred Checker, pres ide1t; Miss Florence Campbell, vice president; Wilma Shaffer, secretary and Nina Smith. treasurer We feel that with Mrs. Checker as our leader and with the active group of girls we havg as members that we are going to accomplish great thing for Smithville Mrs. Checker is certainly an active worker and we can boast that We have her for president. Already plans are Beine developed by which we can help with the good roads movement, and sucfl plans will continue to be made Turnout the year. The C. l. c. also intends to raise the standards of the social life of the young people here Fine arts programs, plays and various other forms of educational entertain ment will be some of the features of the club After the organization the girls hiked to Rock creek where they had delightful swim.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
BOARD CAMP COASTERS.

Little Fred Hilton is reported i'll. Don't forget Sunday school every S<xsiax morning.
 Several from here attended church st Yocana Saturday night. Aunt Belle Hilton, who has been visiting Mena relatives, has returned home.
 Miss Fife Sikes of Oak Hill visited Saturday night with Miss Alma z,oonev.
 Marion Hendricks. who has been E0rklng at Hot Springs, is now vis- asng with home folks.
 Miss Grace Little, who is teaching school at Mill Creek, visited with home folks Saturday night and Sun 8av.
 The ball game between Board Camu and Nunley was very interesting Sat zrdav afternoon. The score was o1 D in favor of Board Camp.
 Smiles
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
DWARF ESSEX RAPE
 MAKES WINTER p.Qr,
(By Jim G. Ferguson, conni,,,.
 of Agriculturel

'By Jim G. Ferguson, conna,..
 of Agriculturel
 Rape is winter growing N. which on fertile soil makes Is,,.' pasture relished by all classe, \ \ stock. This crop draws hesviI, s.' plant food and the first reos;,.. ~ growing it is a deep and well M ized soil which contains an abv,,'' " of plant food in an ayailsbl. s.l Therefore it is useless to a-,su.' grow rape on thin upland s mIs. great deal of manure Or eor.... fertilizer is used to make mi m |. < ficlency of natural fertility \
 In selecting land for fsue i good plan to restrict ones ehsss \ soil on which truck crops havs M s,.-| Such land is likely to be ia esa1 \ x slcal condition and in ali uross!.. T there IS enough plant food eit < s' soil to make an excellent grrs ! rape. + is good farm practice h . a winter catch crop on land whiss \ heavily manured the preceding N, because the catch crop win S4 . prevent erosion which carries w much plant food in araiuaca rs. but will take up the asaiIsbb K food clements which would o.bsr. leach out of the soil during 4. Y ter months.
 Rape for winte. growtk nj, , sown any time after the mia I August until October. Later ps is favorable but success is msn k may prove satisfactory if ths an when the crop is seeded durhs { period mentioned. Three Q h pounds of seed are sufficient in < acre of land; since the seed sn expensive it is advisable to man lr or three plantings at intervals { [ days or two weeks in order to ax a good start for at least one pas.sl in the event the season proves uai orable for the others. The lEz Essex variety is the best for An sas. Other varieties of rape As withstand our winters.
 It should be remembered that q is not a hay plant. It is nol < tune, nor does il enrich the sua ' nitrogen as the legumes. Tfs I value of rape is as catch crppE winter pasture.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
RAINBOW SPRINGS NEWS.

We are certainly needing some rain in this community.
 J. W. Shelton made business trir to Mena Monday.
 A. w. Kuester's sister from Wayne Neb., is visiting here.
 There were many visitors at Rain. bow Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. A. w. Rainwater was very sick Saturday, tho we are glad to know she was up Sunday.
 Mrs. Lottie Martin of Mena, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. A E. Harris, is sure people of this com munity will appreciate the new park when it is completed
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04

Grove and grandma Holland visited Tuesday with Mrs. H. E. Audas.
 Mir. and Mrs. Marshal McCown re turned home Saturday from a twe weeks visit at Mena and Board Camp
 Mrs. Win Riley and daughter Annie. left Wednesday morning TOT Ashland. Ok, for an extended visit with the formers mother, Mrs. lmoe'
 MT. and Mrs. Parker and children of Louisiana spent the week end here with Mrs. Parker's brother, John Cearley and family. They made the trip in their car. They left Monday for Ida. Ok. to visit with relatives.
 Mrs. Murphy Brock of Seminole, Ok. who has spent the last two weeks visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. A. A. Perry, left for her home Tuesday. She was accompanied home Dy MT. and Mrs. Vester Quinn, who Will visit at Seminole.
 Fl 10. Audas. W. L. Howard, A. A. Perry. H. 0 Chambers, Bonnie Wear, Mir and Mrs. 0. B. Perry, MT. and Mrs. 0. s. Harris and Misses Eula Fmbrv and Marguerite Lumpkin were among those from Ink trading in Mena Saturday
 Mir. and Mrs. Ben Garner of Ash down visited last Sunday at the home of their nephew, Luther Darwin. They were en route to Oklahoma to visit Mrs. Gamers sisters. Mir. Garner was Polk county boy having lived near Hatfield for number of years.
 MT. and Mrs. Ira Smith, MT. and Mrs. Tom Gillian and family of Mena, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Audas and son, Sedric MT. and Mrs. Marshal Me Gown of Ink and Mir and Mrs. Argus Bain were Sunday visitors of MT: and Mrs. Henry Bain of near Board Camp. All reported a nice time with nIenty of watermelons, ice cream and
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The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
MARBLE HILL ITEMS.

MT. and Mrs. Lees baby is sick. Mrs: Russell's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Nelms, of Texas, are visiting her this week.
 Miss Ella Felts spent the week end with her parents at Wickes.
 Miss May Barnes, teacher of Brushy school, spent the week end with home folks.
 The singing at the home of Mrs. Towards Sunday evening was well attended.
 N; K. Johnston attended the I. 0I VI r, district meeting at DeQueen Thursday.
 school is progressing nicely with more. than fifty students enrolled. Miss Ella Felts is teacher.
 Mrs A. l.. Phillips and little daugh-
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
RICH MOUNTAIN ROCKS.

Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Burke were shopping in Mena Friday.
 MT. Shigley of Eagleton was in Mena Friday buying supplies.
 w. K. Holt and party were sight seeing at Mt. Mena last week. The big camp meeting began on the 30th of July in Rich Mountain.
 Mir. Morden of Mena drove to Rich Mountain Saturday night on business. Mrs. c. c. Ford of Mt. Mena visited her mother at Howe, Ok, last week. H. H. Ford returned from Fort Smith Wednesday. where he spent a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Little, Jim Little and Orville Bakely spent a few days in the South Valley last week.
 Mountain Maid.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
UNION cRoyE-PosEY HOLLOW.

Jim Swiger was in Mena Saturday.
 ]. D. Combs went to Mena Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Bell spent Sun day in Mena.
 Will Cox went to Potter Saturday in search of work.
 VIM. Martin and Jim Martin were in Mena Friday.
 Mrs. Susie Combs and son, Bentley, went to Rocky Saturday.
 W. F. and J. H. Ford and Dee Me Glamry went to Mena Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Floyd Jones and chil- dren of near Potter are visiting rela- tives at Union.
 Lee Shelton was visitor at w. K. Ford's Sunday with his lS-months-old baby that Mir. and Mrs. Ford are keep ing for him.
 The Union Grove baseball team is progressing fine. Would like to hear from the other teams. Notify Marion Cox, manager, Mena, Ark, Route 5.
 Henry Bass, nephew of J. F. Bass, is visiting relatives here. Henry just came from Germany, where he has been in Uncle Sam's service for 1 years.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. P. Southerland and children of Kinta, Ok, came in Thurs day 60 visit friends in the Hollow. They are thinking of moving back in the Hollow.
 Mrs. B F. Bell and Mrs. Jeff Bells brother, Norman Woods, and sister-in- law. Mrs. Neal Woods. of neaT$ Mt. Ida, spent the latter part of the week in the Hollow visiting.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ford returned Friday from three weeks visit with their daughters, Mrs W. o. Reed, of Konowa, and Mrs. Grand Middaugh, of Sulphur, Ok. They were glad to get back to Polk as they said the water was so bad they drank coffee in- ofaod
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
ALDER SPRINGS DRINKS.

Sehcoi Is progressing nicely with about sixty students enrolled.
 Mrs. J. T. Winton spent Sunday with Mrs. Wyatt Gordon at Rocky.
 Misses Minnie and Henryetta Weatherford spent the week end with Miss Loren Landrum of Rocky.
 Mrs, Embry, teacher of Alder Springs school, spent Saturday and sunday with homefolks at Wickes.
 Miss Nettie Brown, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. W. T. Meatherford, returned to her home in Fort Towson, Ok, Friday.
 Bro. Wallace of Rocky attended sunday school and prayer meeting at this place Sunday. The fourth Sun day will be his regular appointment.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-08-04
INK SPLAsHEs.

Monday.
 Mir: and Mrs. Williams and dauqh- Der. Miss Annie. traded in Mena Mon day.
 Mrs. Ann Harris went to Mena Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. ]. F Chambers.
 Our road overseer. Mir. Goodner has q force of hands working the roaf this week. '''' sfvtraI from this place attende, church. and haptising at Yccana cun. tav and Sunday night. '''''' ''''''
 Hr. Leonard Holland of Pine