The Little River news., 1921-12-24
Foreman News.


 {i Miss Cora Bailey who is teaching ; in Earl arrived Sunday to spend thf Christmas holidays with her parents MT and Mrs D. W. Bailey. ]: Hugh Davis left Thursday for Ho ratio where he will spend the holidays i with his brother Erna Davis. , Miss Antoinette DeLoney who IS !: attending Galloway College at Scar cy arrived Saturday to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents MT. and Mrs. W. L. DeLoney. Mrs. Virginia Bowman left Monday ] for Dallas, Texas, for visit with her tt'daughter. Mrs. c. R. Sanders. t Mrs. w. H. Childers was shopping :: in Ashdown Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Berry will have as their guests Christmas, MT. and Mrs Mac Anderson of Little Rock and :rMiss Josie Anderson of Hope. :f Mrs. w. M. Gathright and Miss Annye Black left Thursday for New York City where they will spend the Christmas holidays with friends. County Clerk R. E. Huddleston was here from Ashdown Wednesday. Mir. and Mrs. E. w. Bales of Poteau, Okla, will spend the Christmas holl- days with the latter's parents, MT. and Mrs. D. s. Collins I Miss Bendette Dollarhide who is , teaching at Augusta arrived Monday to spend the holidays with her par I ents. MT. and Mrs. Lewis Dollarhide. r Little Misses Dorothy and Lucille Davis of Arden were the guests of I Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Davis Friday night.
 Miss Dolie Hawkins had as her guests Monday Miss Rose Sanderson of Ashdown and Dick Stewart of Hope.
 Mr, and Mrs. Otto Forehand and little son, Charles Albert, arrived this week to spend the Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. D. s. Collins.
 Miss Alline Dollarhide who has been employed for the past two years by the Proctor-Gamble & Company, of Dallas, Texas, will spend the holi- days with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Dollarhide. Miss Cora Bailey spent Tuesday in Idabel, Okla, the guest of Mrs. Arden Brown.
 MT. and Mrs Pierce B. Buck Of FL Dorado arrived Sunday to spend the holidays with the latters parents, Mp and Mrs. B. E. Walker.
 Carl Sanderson who is attending Draughon's Business College at Little Rock arrived Monday to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents, MT. and Mrs. R. F. Bowles.
 MT. and Mrs. D. F. Fawcett who are teaching near Wilton spent Sunday in Foreman the guests of relatives.
 Mrs. Emma Hankins formerly Of Foreman but who has made her home at Kcrrville, Tex, for the past three years arrived last week for a visit with her sons, w. H., B. F. and Clar. ence Hankins.
 Guy Jr., Joseph and Helen Hunter Whealdon and Miss Mary Yauger will leave to day for TeAarkana to spend the holidays with relatives.
 Miss Mae Martin of Arden Wal the guest Fr.Gay night of her cousin. Miss Grace PulIen.
 Jlm nii:ott left Tuesday for lusi ness visit 'n Little Rock.
 L w. Olive wi spend the Christ uas holidays with his family at Mena.
 MT. and Mrs. P. S. Davis of near Arden was shopping in Foreman last Saturday
 MT. and Mrs. Trace Hughes and children of Saratoga arrived Wednes- day for a visit with Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Freeman.
 Prof. and Mrs. Byron Goodson will spend the Christmas holidays with relatives in Texarkana
 There will be Christmas tree at
 
 for the benefit of the Sunday School children.
 The Foreman school closed Wednes- day for weeks holiday.
 On December 18th the Thursday Afternoon Music Club met at the home of Mrs D. s. Collins with Mrs. W. M. Gathright as leader The subject for the afternoon being the Bohemian Girl.' The life of Balfe, the compos- CT, was first taken up and a very in teresting and instructive sketch of his life and works was given by Mrs. Ed ward Hawkins. Then a piano selec- tion from the Bohemian Girl was beautifully rendered by Mrs. D. s. Collins. The Opera was then inter- estlngly given in three acts by Mes <I