The Little River news., 1921-04-30
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John Hollowell of Arden was here Thursday.
 Hill Furlow of Ogden was III Ash. down Thursday. -
 J. H. Wilson of Foreman was in Ash. down Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. W. J. Perry of Arde1 were here Friday.
 T. C. Mclaughlin of DeQueen was in Ashdown Thursday.
 J. F. Schirmer of WhHe Ciufrs was in Ashdown Wednesday.
 Ed Cannon and J. L. DeLoney were here from Foreman Friday.
 The Nancy Hall potato slips are now ready.-J. T. Grounds.
 k. $. Davis, the Arden merchant was in Ashdown Wednesday.
 The Nancy Hall potato slips are now ready.-J. T. Grounds.
 Mrs. R. L. Boyer ST. spent Sunday in Foreman visiting relatives
 The Nancy Hall potato slips are now ready.-J. T. Grounds.
 F. S Davis was here from Arden Thursday attending to business.
 Geo. Read of Arden was in Ash down Thursday attending to business. Lost-money when you fail to trade with Gathright & May, the one price store. ... ....l H. H. Orton attended the cottonseed crushers meeting at Hot Springs this week. 4a 4n.
 will handle ice this season and will deliver today. Phone 220.-Henry paiIlips. 4-3O Rev. z. D. Lindsey will begin a series of lectures at the Methodist church Sunday. .7zs ~ ! Marvis Talcum Powder, rest of this week, 19c.-Gathrigh & May Variety, the one price store.
 Mrs. T. F. Patterson of Foreman has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jas. H. Williams, this week.
 Miss Mabel Rafters of Texarkana spent the week end in this city, the guest of Miss Izora Buster.
 Mrs. w. w. Buster and son, Willie, have returned from visit with friends and relatives at Red Bluff.
 Tie w. c. T. U. will meet Monday afternoon at the Social Home. All are requested to be present.
 Circle No. Three of the Methodist Missionary Society will met with Mrs. J. R. Fierce Tuesday afternoon.
 Found a place to get all kinds of school tablets for, each, 4c. Gath right & May Variety, the one price store.
 R. M Bone H. L. Toland, A. E. Wat CTS and Jim Martin attended the state bankers meeting at Little Rock thls week.
 The young Mems Bible Class of the Methodist Church extends a cordial invitation to you to come out to Sun day School.
 Mrs. Calvin Sutton on Wednesday evening delightfully."- entertained few young ladies at Bridge. very plea sant evening was spent.
 Rev. Lindsey is featuring each Sun- day especially to youns people. The older Eeople also will be greatly pene- fit.tl by these lectures.
 Mrs. Mary Hemphill of Richmond who spent last week visiting at the home of her niece, Mrs Emmett Hud- dleston, returned home Saturday
 Sunday at the Methodist church the Pastor will deliver the first of . serie% of lectures. The subject will be "The Young Man Who Got His Hail Cut"
 F.. K. Davis of Foreman was in Ash down Wednesday afternoon enroute home after attending meeting o1 the trustees of the agricultural school at Magnolia MT. Davis is one Of the trustees and directors.
 The Ashdown High School base bal team is at Nashville tooay plying . double header. The boys play gooc game of ball, and no doubt they will win the games with honors.
 z. Smith, the Frisco section fore man, predicts rain again, as he has his crew at work on the Main street crossing. Every time he starts the work rain comes and stops him.
 o. Kolb has found quite curios' ity, which he found in rront Of the Kolb & Welch store. It is mans finger. He cannot account for the finger. but states that the owner car have same by identifying it.
 Gravel is again being hauled or road No. ' this week, The recent rain has delayed the work for week Gravel is also being laid on No. on the Red Bluff end of the road.
 Following is the Epworth League program for Sunday at ' p. m: Sub ject, "The Gospel of Play" Music Madge Collins and Reva Bishop; Sil ent prayer, concluded with the Lord; prayer; Psalm 33, read responsively Hymn, Joy to the World" Scripture reference on play; (a) Play a Healtl Tonic, Clyde Briant; (b) Music al Recreation, Juette Winkler; co Chris n.