The Little River news., 1921-04-02
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 arkana Wednesday.
 A. P. Steel went to Foreman on business Thursday.
 Henry Sykes of Shreveport was in Ashdown Thursday.
 Mrs. J. H. Stull of Long was in Ashdown Thursday.
 Homemade chops at $1.S5 per 100 pounds at Moon Milling Go. Az
 M. w. Locke of Richmond was in Ashdown Wednesday afternoon.
 Roy Couch of Magnolia is visiting his sister Mrs. Geo. M. Johnston.
 Homemade chops at $1.s5 per 100 pounds at Moon Milling Go. Az
 Mrs. Floyd Bell of Foreman visited here mother, Mrs. Bettie Traylor, Thursday.
 Miss Bill Fenton returned to De- Queen Thursday after few days visit in Ashdown.
 Schiller Dillahunty of Lockesburg was in the city Wednesday on his way to Foreman
 Dr. A. M. Judd and and daughter were in from the farm east of Ash down Thursday.
 Mrs. Clarence Downs and father, J. s. Watkins, returned from Little Rock Thursday.
 Mrs. Aruther Middlebrook and Miss Pearl Dowda spent Thursday even- ing in Texarkana.
 Miss Edith Rhyme, who is attending school here, spent the week end with her parents at Ben Lomond
 Mrs. Herman Brown and Miss Rena Haizlip spent Wednesday night at Red Bluff, the guests of Miss Hazel Wood. You are invited to patronize our shoe shining parlor. Specially pre-. pared to shine ladies shoes.-M. J. Ata- way. Az MT. and Mrs. S. J. Meyer accompau- ed Mrs. Eichhold to Texarkana Thurs day to have an exray made of an in- f+cted eye.
 For shorthand, bookkeeping, and a position sure come to Henderson's Texarkana Business College. Write for free catalogue If
 Miss Gladys Norwood spent the ear- ly part of the week in Little Rock attending a meeting of the extension forces of the state.
 Mesdames W. l.. Philips and s. c. Reynolds returned Thursday from Pine Bluff where they attended the State Ladies' Missionary ociety.
 Mrs. E. r. Suken returned to her home in Okmulga, Okla, Thursday, after few days visit with her par ents, MT and Mrs. Geo. D. Chewning Hal Vaughan and wife of Sham rock, Texas, completed a 600-mile trip Friday when they passed through Ashdown on their way to Foreman to see the Sullivan we'll come in.
 MT. and Mrs. R. M Brown of Plum their nephew, Dr. w. E. Vaughan of Richmond, and niece, Mrs. Mayo Rob- ertson, of this city, left Thursday for their home
 MT. and Mrs. Grover Cobb enter tained Thursday evening with a six o'clock dinner this being 6 surprise Beth Cowling, celebrating his birth day. A number of the honoree's school friends were present. and Leo Df OF {ovu guest.
 Dr. DeWalt Norton of the State Board of Health was in the city We'd nesday. He is attached to the sani- tation department. He delivered an address to the school children on health and sanitation, and while here inspected sections of the town, in- cluding the hotels, restaurants, and barbershops which comes under his supervision. He reported one of the negro sections in bad sanitary con- dition.
 A most enjoyable meeting of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Society was held Wednesday afternoon, wher the Mamie Collins Circle was hostess to the Sarah Short Circle as the re- suit of an exciting contest The basement of the church was beautiful ly decorated for the occasion witt roses and dogwood blossoms. A de lightful program was rendered con sisting of musical numbers by Mes danes Homer Coggin and H. l.. Tol and, MT. Van Coats and Miss Madgs Collins, and readings by Mrs. Roy Goolsby, Misses Verna Ataway ant Verna Butler The most unique fea ture was the demonstration given by the Junior girls, directed by Mrs. Ata way, who impersonated our Woman, Missionary Society in business ses sion, in which the ladies saw them selves in their own bonnets and gown. which had been privately filched iron their wardrobes. A delicious salad