The Little River news., 1921-11-30
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.. h. WdlOlop GI w HUH was Hoi s Thursday
 H. w. Addington of Paraloma was here yesterday.
 J. A. Mcdonald was at Hope OF business Wednesday,.
 Julius Winters of Nashville was in Ashdown Wednesday.
 Worth MattcGcn of Foreman was in the city Wednesday.
 Er. W. E. Vaughan of Richmond was in the city Thursday.
 Miss Julia McCuller of Richmond was shopping here Wednesday.
 R. c. Kew made a business trip to Ben Lomond Wednesday.
 Fresh homemade candy every day at the Dixie Drug Store.
 H. H. Orton was a business visitor at Hope the first of the week.
 Mrs. w. H. Charlton and daughter Miss Beatrice, of Wilton were visit CTS in Ashdown Tuesday
 The M. G. C.'s will meet Tuesday night with Miss Ruth Fawcett. All members be sure to come
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Taylor ot Og- den spent the week end with Mrs. A. J. Babcocl of this city.
 Misses Magga NcCuller Arlena Hogue and Martin Nowell and E. Lu- cas motored to Foreman Monday night
 The Presbyterian ladies will give a bazaar and food sale at the A. B. Phil lips store next Wednesday afternoon.
 Attend the bazaar and food sale of the Presbyterian ladies next Wednes- day afternoon at the A. B. Phillips store
 MT. and Mrs Charley Milford and little son, Felton, were the guests of MT. and Mrs. DR Fawcett and fami- ly Wednesday night.
 Mrs Florence Levinson of Kansas City was the guest of Mr and Mrs Gathright Wednesday while en route to visit her daughter at Shreveport.
 C. R. Henderson who has been visit ing lis mother, Mrs. w. H. Henderson for the past week, left Wednesday for his home at 7Ionrose, Colorado
 Curtis Pipktn and Miss May Johns- ton of Wilton were married in this city Saturday night at the Baptist par sonage, Rev. Wales performing the ceremony.
 Mr. and Mrs. Will Potts and Al. and Mrs. John Puckett went to Hora- tio Tuesday to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Potts and Mrs. Pucketts father, Dan s. Davis.
 The News reported the new arrival at the home of MT and Mrs. L. F. Wheelis as a girl The boy is very indignant at being called a girl and we hasten to corr ect>
 On the night of December Miss Hazel Perkins honored the popular bride-elect. Miss Rena Haizlip, with miscellaneous shower After the many guests had gathered the bride elect, beautiful in a handsome black dinner gown, attended by her sister, Miss Mildred HaiZlip, entered through the beautiful arch to the seat of hon or by the strains of Mendelsohn's we'd ding march, rendered by Miss Mary -Jred them wi h reading Miss Kath- leen HaiZlip, sister of the bride-elect rendered beautiful piano solo. Mrs Roy Goolsby rendered the song of which we never tire, "I Love You truly" The guests were then led by the hostess on long fortune hunt the outcome Of which was the discov~ cry of gypsy tent where presided an old gypsy fortune teller who told Miss Haizlip's fortune telling her that though her ship was lost the traas- ures were picked Up and sJEed by the eypsiea. I've little gypsy sirIa Berntce Perkins and 2trtha &athar- inc Olive entered with ggpsl aas= cred wagon heavily laden with many beautiful eilss, which in asmaU Hay e@gfeasea 5ae love cG fine girls Ter tle bride-elec- * delicious salad o.a-a was served and during the coara. toaata . the blidl-eleae we're 4Ieea ay Misses Hazoi and Dera5ee H4afua. Aa.da1aea H. N Perkins and Lon F Jon The bride ro eg1led with a toas- ea.a and words c. la- praoasiaa iaa .fe gifts presented 10 her
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