The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-14
CORRESPONDENCE.
HATFIELD HoTsTUPH.

10 Mena Sunday.
 Mrs. Lena Shelley spent Monday in Mena shopping.
 Mrs. Henry Daniels was Mena shopper Saturday. - w. R. Parsons of Wickes was a Hat field visitor Saturday.
 prof Woods and wife of Cove were shopping in Hatfield Saturday.
 fuston Johnson shipped car of hogs to the Kansas City markets Sat-
 Miss Gussie Stevenson spent the week end with the Misses Opal and Mrs. Carrie Whipple an dson, Earl, mssre passenger for Fort Smith Tues day afternoon. High grade fertilizer 4qo potash at xZ25 cash or credit. Dover Mercan- tile Co, Hatfield. Ark. l6I Judge and Mrs. H. w. Finger vis- tied Hatfield relatives and friends the latter part of last week.
 Born. to Mir. and Mrs. Cyril Slote, Monday. April 24, son, weight pound.s name Edward Cyril. Mir and Mrs. Jack Lowthers of Tall, hiua, Ok, are visiting Mrs. Lowthers' parents, Rev. and Mrs. Williams. W. l.. Nichols attended as dele gate the Christian Edcational Cam paign meeting at Texarkana on April Miss Lois Davis accompanied Mrs. l. H. Randy to her home at Fokoma, e0k-. Thursday and visited until Sun day Y. Pirtle and family have become residents of Hatfield, moving here M... D.rfta .o aaciafipo ft, his brothers store.
 Miss Gladys Miller left for her home at Maud, Tex, Friday morning, after spending several weeks with her sis- ter. Mrs. Guy Clark.
 Mrs. Bernie Slote and son, Jamie, were passengers for Heavener Satur day. where they viii visit Mfrs. Siote's .uother. Mrs. Jordon.
 Mrs. Ed Garrison and children of Erannis were visitors at the Johnson home the early part of the week. Mrs. Garrison is the sister of the doctor.
 Don't forget the social to be given by the Sunday school class, The Cleaners" Saturday night, April l6. Admission 1 cent an inch for the eength of your foot.
 V. L Mcfarland, secretary and sale smanager for Hatfield Products and Cooperation Association was in Mena this week on bushes in the in- terests of the organization.
 Just to satisfy pthe curiosity of all inquirers and would be inquirers J. D. Henderson announces his weight as 2ae pounds. Please keep the figures in mind and refrain from further questioning.
 The Hatfield Masons held call meeting Wednesday night, visitors from Mena and Cove were present. Af- ter the business sesion, a light lunch fwas served and social time enjoyed until late hour.
 The H. P. & c. Association began shipping radishes to the Chicago market Tuesday of this week. Mir. MacFarland, the secretary, reports a fair shipment and top price averag- ing SEA per barrel.
 ,. E. Williams and daughter, Miss Alice, motored out to Holly Springs school district Monday, where she plnns on teaching the coming term.
 ]. C. Hoheimer was Mena visitor Monday on official business.
 The officers of the Epworth League met Sunday afternon and outlined plans for the coming quarter At the FHA0ftHuk tuuItH ScfftCcS III tue 18- terest of the Junior League collec- ton was asked for, and received a hearty response.
 Prof. Middleton gave free enter tainment at the auditorium Monday night, iwth te moving picture slides he uses in connection with his work. The music was greatly enjoyed and 1he Irish song by Mir. Mcfarland made a hit with the whole audience.
 n. w. Gregory of Texas is here for the purpose of writing oil leases on five thousand acres of land east of Hatfield, and is meeting with the best of success. 1t is conceded by exper- fenced oil men that the prospects for oil are most hattering in this part Df Folk county.
 As chairman of the minute men drive W. L. Nichols appointed three speakers: Mrs. ]. D. Henderson, L. A. Cummings and j. O. Gates each of whom gave a very interesting three minute talk on Christian Education at the close of Sunday school, April g.
 Arlie Nichols is home on a 4S-hour vacation.
 There will be stock growers meet ing at the Hatfield auditorium Satur- day night, April l6. for the purpose of organizing a club to raise better stock. Everyone interested whether a stock grower or not is urged to be present. A large attendance from ne1ghboring towns. and the surround ing county is hoped for.
 Given by the Cleaners thirty min utes till eight on Saturday night, so don't be late at the movie airdome is where we will meet, lots of room and quite ( few seats, this IS for furnish ings for the Methodist church. you furnish the money we'll do the work. so come one, come all. there's some thing to eat. You must pay admis- sion by the length of your feet.
 At the city election last Tuesday the following officers were chosen: For mayor, Dr. Connally, for alder men. Mesrs. ]. c. Hoheimer, R. B. Holden, K. H. Butler, W. H. Terry, and G, O.. Henderson, Recorder. W. L. Nichols. The officers-elect met Monday night and were sworn into office by G. K. Fraker, organized, and attended to the following business. I. J Hutson was elected street mar shal and street com2 [ sTcr, and K. A. Davis treasurer. yor in an address to the councii -spbke of the successful year just past under their administration and advised a continu- anee of the same watchfulness for the city's welfare in regard Go sanitation. disorder and crime. He also urged that all buildings be given adequate ssfzra