The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-17
ACORN CUPS.


 Prank Montier returned home from Cashing, Ok, Friday.
 Miss Toka Hale spent the week end vsth Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Rowe in Mena.
 The young people gathered at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Montier Sunday night for a singing.
 The Young Peoples Twilight Circle held it's regular meeting Tuesday niKfk with Mrs. Montier.
 R. s. Petefish, who has not been in his usual health lately, spent last week with Mir. and Mrs. Harry Petefish.
 Mr. Marshall, fire guard from the Eagleton Ranger Station, was protect inr our meek O the woods" from fire Monday.
 Mrs. Fisher. who has spent the last few months with her daughter, Mrs. B F. Barron, is now at Bigger at the home of her son, M. F. Fisher.
 Miss Lorine Garland went to Mena Friday for visit with her friend, Mary Frances Roger at the Berry Cherry Farm, returning Monday.
 Mrs. Bowman came up with Prof Bowman Monday morning and spent the day getting acquainted with the people and conditions in the new loca- ton.
 The Mcdonald sale was well att 3euded Saturday. The Mcdonald fam ily and Mir. and Mrs. R. W. Gilstrap wiIi leave the last of the week for their new homes near Mansfield, Tex.
 Arch and Lonnie Barron, R. l.. Bar ron and Brent and George and Ed Barron have been clearing a tract of land of the Golden Acres the past week. Mir. and Mrs. McWilliam in- tand putting the tract into an apple or ehArd
 Tue family of MT. Wilburn Middle con visited at the Crawford's on the Ragland place last week. Mir. and Mrs. Virgil Crawford were also visit CTS in the Crawford home during the week
 Peter McWilliam spent Monday and Tuesday in Mena at Farm Bureau meeting and in the interests of Fertn- izer for our farmers The outlook for fertilizer at reasonable price has been bad but begun to look better af- ter considerable negotiation with diff furent companies, and with the assist anoe of Mir. Harry Kapp.
 School opened Monday with Prof Bowman in charge. Miss Ora Tuck CT IS the new primary teacher. Miss Tucker will be remembered by many as a niece of J. D. Tucker, and has often visited with her uncle and family when they lived on the Ragland farm. Both new teachers are making their homes with MT. and Mrs. Montier until they can make arrangements to get settled at the teacherage and dormi- tory.
 Miss Pearl Barron and Miss B. B. Garland representing our boys and girls clubs, was in attendance Friday at inc office of the county agent, at a conference with Prof Jerrigan and Miss Posey of Little Rock Mir. Jer- rigau is the extensian director of the boys clubs, and Miss Posey now has charge of this s. w. district in place of Miss Carrie Plunkett. These girls wiil this week attend to the organiza- fa0n of the clubs in the school, and the york for the season will go forward under Mir. Broyles and Mrs. Austin. Encouragae your boy and girl to have part in t,iis work. It's chance they grs almost for the taking it, as their expense is small, and they are very likely to make more than their ex- penses. Many places such opportun- xties would not be offered them. There x s wide variety of work for them to choose from Pig, calf, poultry, corn, cntton, peanut, potato, onion, tomato, er canning clubs.