The Little River news., 1921-11-19
Foreman News.

! Sam SGligSOn and lSadOf Marcus spent Sunday in Texarkana.
 Atty. Seth c. Reynolds of Ashdown attended to professional business near Foreman Monday.
 R. P. Lindsay and son, Robert, of Ashdown were the guests of MT. and Mrs. l.. F. Lindsay Tuesday night
 Charley Billingsley of near Horatio was business visitor in this city Thursday
 Mrs. w. c. Johnson and little daugh- ters who were the guests of Mrs. J. S. Mitchell last week returned to their home in Texarkana Sunday.
 Prof. Byron Goodson. w. B. Coley, Mesdames w. R. Dunn, o. B. Pullen, P F. Morris, w. B. 'Coley and Miss Ludie returned from Little Rock Sun day where they attended the Arkan- sas State Fair
 Mrs. Lou J. Mercy left Sunday for a visit with friends in Little Rock.
 Misses Mary York and Frances Per ny of Ashdown spent the week end with Mrs. Jim Coulter.
 Miss Carrie Collins visited Arkinda Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Jamison of Breck- enridge, Texas, who were the guests of MT. and Mrs. R. W. Berry last week left Saturday for Hope, accompanied by Mrs Berry and son, Charles, where they will visit relatives few days.
 Mrs F. M. Davis left Friday for Ho- ratio where she will visit her son, Erna.
 Mrs. c. B. Catching returned Satur- day from two weeks visit with rela- tives and friends at Philadelphia.
 Miss Mary Ruff and brother, Paul Gray, arrived Monday for visit with relatives in this city.
 Mrt Edward Hawkins spent Thurs day in Idabel.
 Mrs. Nell Whealdon returned Mon day from Texarkana where she took
 
 Mrs w. M. Gathright is attending the Arkansas State Fair this week. She will visit friends in Memphis, Tenn, before returning.
 Mrs. M A. Needham has as her guests this week, Mesdames A. Pugh and C. O., Pendergrass of Vinita. Okla.
 George Callins of Mena is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs W. C. Cal lns in this city.
 H. H. Madden went to Tdabel. Okla, on business Thursday.
 J. S. Miller returned Monday from a visit with relatives at Idabel, Okla.
 Misses Ethel Donham and Mary Dollarhide motored to Ashdown last Friday
 Miss Daisy Davidson left Wednes- day for visit with friends in Tulsa, Oklahoma
 Allen Brown, of Wright, Okla, is visiting his brother, w. s. Brown.
 Mrs. D. B. Madden and Isabel Layne visited relatives at Arden Sunday
 P. s. Davis of Arden was a business visitor here Tuesday
 F. T. Stroud of Haworth, Oklahoma, attended court near Foreman Mon day.
 Mrs H. L. Bernard will be hostess to the Boston Rock Club this after noon.
 The Thursday Afternoon Music Club met at the home of Mrs. s. D. Matte son last Thursday afternoon. After short business session the lesson of the day was taken up and studied, the study being the Italian Opera Aida" The leader, Mrs. Frank Horner, gave the preface and caste of characters { and a short talk on the life and works of Verdi. Mesdames Fred Can't, AL bert Atkinson, w. L. and s. D. Matte son, respectively, gave the four acts in very interesting manner, being made more impressive by the charac- ters, Aida, Amneris, and Rhodames be- ing given in costume by Mesdames Ad- kinson, s. D. and W. l.. Matteson. Mrs. R. E. Bowles read an excellent paper on the life and works of Verdi. Two records from the Opera sung by Caruso and Homer greatly added to the pleasure and understanding of the study of the Opera. The hostess then served delicious refreshments. The next meeting will be with Mrs. J. s. Mitchell on December 1st.
 Mrs. Leslie Lindsay was hostess to the XVI Club on last Wednesday aft ernoon, Nov. 18th. The pretty home was artistically decorated in cut flow CTS and ferns, and four tables were arranged for the players of the usual game, Forty-Two. At the close of the