The Little River news., 1921-08-20
Ogden News.

are coming.
 No doubt this summer has been long and gloomy for some and their hopes seem shattered, but why despair. We have got lots to be thankful for yet. And then the glorious harvest season is rapidly approaching, which should be an inspiration.
 School days will soon be here. you can tell it by seeing the mothers in spect the gingham. | Ogden is rather dull socially at the present time owing to the warm wea- ther and so many being on vacations.
 Misses Essie Hankins and May Smithson are visiting points in Texas, the guests of friends. r Roy Budd and family are spending a few days in Hot Springs. The old bachelors of the town with special invited guests spent the week Tend on cutoff lake celebrating the:r annual reunion. A great time was re- |borted by all.
 The Baptist revival closed Sunday after very successful meeting, res Ihlting in several accessions to the church.
 Those who finished the normal training course for Sunday school work and are now ready for diplomas arc Misses Ethel Smithson, Nadie Crouch, Minnie and May Smithson, Eber Mcdowell and Pete Ayres.
 Mesdames l. N. Hut and Ben Lea t'therwood have recovered from serious attacks of tonsilitis.
 Prof Fred Hut, teacher in Miller county, spent a few days here last week with his brother, Dr. l. N. Hut.
 Mrs J. w. Mcdowell and daughters Misses Rosa and Lois returned home Saturday from visit to their daugh- ter and sister Mrs. K. Spates, at Sar- Iatoga.
 Miss Rosa Mcdowell left Monday to resume her work at the Michael Meagher Sanitarium after spending her vacation with her mother. F Flee Hankins and family of Texar- kama spent the week end with his Fbrother, West and Lee, here.
 A social event of importance was the slumber party at Mrs. Eber Me lDowell's Tuesday night, in which all of the young ladies of the town en- loved the fun and frolic that usually goes with occasions of this kind. The young men were pleasant guests dur ling the earlier part of the evening when refreshments were served.
 Mrs. Red is spending the week in Ashdown visiting with EsC. and Mrs. S. D. Phillips
 Mrs. w. s. Crough was shopping in Texarkana Saturday.
 Miss Ethel Smithson has returned home after an enjoyable visit in Tex arkana.
 P. A. Ayres and son. Noble, returned |home Saturday after visit with the formers mother at Idabel, Okla. F Glenn Gill attended the funeral of his cousin, Walter Gill at Hicks Sun day.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Mills and Miss l Minnie Smithson and Jim Smithson motored to Ashdown Tuesday evening.
 J. c. Burris and family left last week overland for visits in Texas
 Miss Cordie Lewis has returned to her home in Red Water, Texas after la visit with friends here.
 Roy Johnson returned to his home in Allene Wednesday after assisting Rev. Burson in a revival. He also con- ducted a normal training course for Sunday school work.
 Prof. I w. Holmes of Richmond was here Sunday visiting his brother, R. M. Holmes
 Rev. J. A. Hall, the Methodist min- ister filled his week end appointment here last week Bro. Hall announces that he will begin his meeting here the second Sunday in September and expects to have a great meeting. He will secure a singer to help in the singing.
 MT. and Mrs M. E. Sanderson and children of Texarkana were visitors at Dr. and Mrs I N. Hutt's Sunday.
 Rev. Fowler, the field secretary for the M. E Sunday school was here Sunday and give us some very imporT tant points on Sunday school work | Miss Annie Trustworthy ot Wilton was here Thursday in interest of get ting up a music class. -O--------