The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-15
ACORN CUPS.

Does Acorn sleep on New Years s eve? LII say she don't.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Earl Churchill Thursday.
 Bill Riddle and Bert Newsom have returned after an absence of more than a year.
 Next Sunday afternoon is the date for the regular two weeks singing at the school house.
 The box supper Friday night for the benefit of the janitor fund was well attended, $1975 being raised.
 Word has been received of the birth of a daughter, Betty Lou, to Mir and Mrs. Ed Mathes. December 2.
 Frank Grammar and Mir. Abbott of the Eureka Music Company of Mena, conducted singing here last Tuesday night.
 J. w. Hancock has returned to his home for the winter after the sea- sons work as decorator in Fort Smith.
 Mir. Rowe is to be here next Sun day and will make an appointment for one Sunday in each month for the coming year.
 Mr. Bass, with his family, from Nunley are now located on the Tur- ner place, which he has rented for the coming season.
 R. H. Alstatt has purchased of Mir Lige Snow the place of Mir. Snow from which he has recently moved. Mir and Mrs Snow and family now occupy their new. home.
 Mrs Austin came out Friday and gave her club girls an interesting demonstration in candy making. Pendant, which is the foundation for many of the best candies, was the special study.
 Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. Morrison and members of her family, who have been called upon so many times during their short residence in Arkansas to part with other loved ones of the family in death.
 1lr young peoples singing class practice lecame unav;iiSbly crowded out last week but it is hoped to nave a good drill on Wednesday night this week on the pieces Mr. Morden as- signed
 The girls of Miss Fuckers domes- tic science class had no trouble in disposing of the candy at fast Wednesday nights meeting. The proceeds of their efforts are to be used for the purchase of sewing machine.
 All interested in the rebuilding of the Owens Chapel are requested l.. meet there next Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock The size ard character Df the new structure wsll bA discussed at this time and conmifree chosea tc he in charge of it.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed Mathes live six miles from Los Angeles; the Ken worthy family have home near, them built on one-half acre of ground re- gently purchased Mir. and Mrs. I. G, Harris have been callers at the Ken worthy home. Mir. Harris is about as usual in health, is coaching; Mrs. Harris fi'ls a business position; Vir- ginla is fine, but Aunt Mary IS noy so we'll
 The booster meeting for the Fruit and Truck Growers Association was attended by good crowd and much interest manifested The presence of number of our Mena friends was much enjoyed and talks by most of them made the program what was desired. We hope they will come agair, not waiting for special invita- tion. Our town friends are more than welcome to any time and our regu- lar monthly community club meeting affords us an opportunity for the dis cussion of many subjects which are of vital interest to both farmer and business man. The following Mena people were present: Mir. and Mrs. V. w. St. John, Mir. and Mrs. Fred I. Smith, MT and Mrs. W. H. Morden. | Sidney Duke, J. P. Callahan, Young Mckinney, Dan Watkins and Frank i