The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-30

made her visit last week.
 Mrs Montier was m attendance lass Tuesday at the afternoon session or Eureka Normal training of music.
 Mss Reba Anderson is well again aY,sr quite siege of sickness. Mrs; , aderson and Frankie are not as well now.
 A small company of neighbors, none the worse for the size, gathered at the ]. c. Garland home and enjoyed sing- ing Sunday afternoon.
 Misses Hazel Troxell, Nine Craw- ford. Pearl Barron and Bonnie Gar land. also Prof. Bowman are attend ing the teachers institute in Mena thls week
 Bv persistent effort, some are get ting their jars filed with wild black berries. Tame varieties which es- caped the frost, never were better nor more plentiful. Toney Hale went to Mena Saturday thence to the Berry-Cherry Farm for visit with her friend, Mary Frances Roger. She returned Sunday after noon with her uncle, Sam Whisenhunt.
 Everitt Davis has gone to San An tonic, where he will receive vocation al training in the government train ing school, and also treatment for disability. Mrs. Davis and baby may join him soon.
 The family of W. G. Gass and Sam Whisenhunt and Miss Toka Hale made an auto trip to Dallas and the Berry Cherry Farm Sunday. They enjoyed the fine Children's Day program rem dered by the Dallas Sunday school.
 Our women have been rained. out in the fast two meetings they have tried to hold. Mrs. Austin has been "Johnny on the spot" both times. Guess she's a Baptist. The date for the next meeting is the l4th of July.
 Next Sunday being the first Sunday in July, Rev. Rowe will be expected for his appointment here. A singing has also been announced for Sunday afternoon. Mir. Morden has kindly consented to come out and lead the singing which will be great help to us.
 Next Saturday night is the regu- lar community meeting night. We hope to have an entertaining program rendered and much helpful and in structive information presented. We can profit wonderfully at this season of the year by exchanging experien- ces.
 The Peter McWilliam family and Frank Montier and Mir. and Mrs. Harry Petefish and son were Acorn people who enjoyed the dairy rally at Callahan's in Mena Saturday after noon. Mrs. Petefish manifests espec- iai interest in this line of industry which is commendable.
 We began to think our little friends had lost out this summer with their persistent contradiction of Katy Did" and Katy Didn't" but few nights ago the familiar rasp sudden ly broke loose among the familiar voices of the night. So perhaps we just expected them too soon.
 That gathering of farmers and farmers wives at the Callahan farm Saturday was mere handful to what it should have been and Acorn people are not so far away but they could have gone. It wasn't a day that much could be done in the field or garden either, being too wet for any thing but pulling weeds. And all farm people are interested in cows. Next time we get a chance like that let's have better representation of our community.
 Some of our people are looking for ward with pleasant anticipation to q series of meetings to be held during the week following the first Sunday in August and beginning that day which is also the first day of August Rev. J. D. Hammond of the First M k. church of Texarkana, will assist Rev. Rowe. Some know Rev Ham mond and assure us that it is rare good fortune for Acorn people to be favored by a week of meetings, where he is present. Come to think of it we are favored people in lots of ways