The Little River news., 1921-04-23
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Jesse McDougal of Foreman was il Ashdown Friday.
 Carlisle Rector was here from Hat field Wednesday.
 George Buster of Red Bluff was il Ashdown Thursday
 Mrs. c. E. Henderson visited ir Texarkana Thursday.
 Attorney Ben Shaver was at Fore man Thursday morning.
 J. e. Slusser of Danville, H., is here this week on business.
 Mrs. J. E. Tate of Texarkana is visiting Mrs. J. T. Grounds.
 Attorney A. P Steel attended to business in Idabel this week.
 Gravel hauling is being delayed this week on account of the rain.
 R. s. Davis and Dr. A. M. Nixon were here from Arden Friday afternoon.
 Phil Marshal of Winston Salem, N c. is visiting his uncle, H. P. Haizlip.
 Chas. Myer of St. Louis is the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. s. J. Meyer.
 e. o. White is now working in the automobile repair business at Fore man.
 W. c. Mize was here from Ben Lom- ond Wednesday with cotton for the compress
 Miss Mildred Haizl1p and Phil Mar shal left Thursday for visit with relatives at Idabel.
 Miss Maud Schirmer of White Cliffs passed through Ashdown Thursday on her way to Texarkana.
 Mesdames Jo Bell and w. H. Toland of Nashville are visiting with Mrs. H. L. Poland this week.
 Miss Ruth Fawcett returned Friday from a weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. George Hall at Ashland Okla.
 Mrs. o. F. Hurley of Texarkana wis., ited with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Bishop, Friday afternoon.
 J. E. Collins returned Thursday night from business trip to Grannis and other points on the K. c. S..
 P. M Wood of Red Bluff was in Ash down Thursday afternoon. He left Friday for Greeneld, Mo-, to visit his father who is very sick.
 The ol' darkies'll be thar and the piccaninnies. A romance of your home town in the Sunny Simultaneously and Wednesday at the Royal.
 Mrs. s. c. Marr, of this city, and Mrs. Herbert Aston of Spiro, Okla, went to Texarkana Thursday for a visit with Mrs. A. R. Fleniken.
 A melody of life of every day folks and their joys and sorrows-that thrills and throbs with feeling. At the Royal Tuesday and Wednesday.
 A picture that breaches of the TO- mantle South of N1ghtengales' songs and the scent of magnolia blooms Tuesday and Wednesday at the Royal.
 A romance of the South with it's beautiful women it's love and chivalry. King w. Vidor's "The Family Honor" at the Royal Tuesday and Wednesday.
 A great day at the Methodist church next Sunday, April 24th. It will be Sunday School day. We will have a well prepared program beginning promptly at il o'clock. Let everyone come. I am sure that you will be in- terested in this great service. We will have our regular Sunday school as usual, and at night at 7:45 l will conclude my sermon on the Cruclfi-
 Misses Fannie and IZora Buster will be hostesses to the Y. w. A. Monday night, April 25th at the home of Mrs G. D. Gathright. The following pro- gram will be rendered. Subject, "Prin- ciples of Stewardship" leader Maggie Hemphill; song, Give of Your Ben, te the Master;;" Presentation Cf Poster stewardship Principles, Izora Buster; bible reading, Gods ownership of all things (Principle D, Duet. 8:11, IT, IS. I Cron. 29: 11-14; Cor. 4: ', Mrs. Lewis Wheelis; Talk, Our Stewardship of all that is entrusted to us (Prin- ciple 9, Edith Collins; Song, "Take my Life and Let it Be-" Talk, Our Stewardship of money Mary Fawcett; Bible quotations, Setting apart the tenth; Response to roll call; Talk, The Systematic Administration of our Trust (Principle 6) Mrs. Ben Shaver; Special music, Mrs. Homer Coggin; Close with Y. w. A. Watchword.
 Miss Lillie Chewning was hostess to the Missionary Circle Girls Tuesday evening at her cozy home on the East Side. Subject for the meeting was Missionary Work in Mexico" The program was opened with scripture reading by Miss Gladys Norwood, fol- lowed by prayer; Song, Just When I Need Him MOst;;" Sentence prayer.