The Little River news., 1921-01-01
Ogden News.

Wi anu tHe HeW year or l92l Will take it's place. Let's all strive to make the fastly approaching new year the most prosperous and happiest year ever before. Where there's will. there's a way''
 Christmas was spent very quietly in Ogden, most every one enjoying a big Christmas dinner at home. The school rendered a little pro- gram Christmas eve at the auditorium followed by a Christmas tree. A Christmastr tree, Santa Claus delivering the gifts. Lots of fun was enioved bv the youngsters.
 The Christmas dance Th,rsdav evening at the store was greatly en- joyed by all present. The invited out of-town guests were Misses Rosa Me- Dowell, Agnes Ramon and Catherine Bannon, Texarkana, Miss Charrlvne Dupree, Ashdown, Miss Addie Hudgins Texarkana, Messrs Lawrence and las Ramon, Fort Worth, Mick Longisb Kansas City, Lemly Hut and Horace Jones, Fouke.
 Among the most enjoyable and one or the prettiest of the social affairs of the Christmas season was Monday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ben Ogden, when Mrs. Ogden and her charming daughter. Miss Cleo, in their own graceful way, delightfully."- enter tained the society set with progressive BosteA Rock. Miss Minnie Smithson and Harry Davis (Texarkana) win ming the highest scores. Upon the arrival of the guests they were met at the door by little Miss Grace Ogden and ushered into the beautifully de- corated reception haII for the removal of their wraps, then they were met by Miss Cleo, who ushered them into the most artistically arranged par lors, Christmas Eells and holly being a most beautiful setting for a Christ mas greeting. Everyone present seemed to over enjoy themseves. Fruits and nuts ladened the tables for the players during the entire evening and at late hour a delicious home made candy course was served by the hostesses. The guest list included. Misses Cordie Lewis, Minnie Smith, son, Esse Hankns, May Smthson, Mag gie Clark, Texarkana, Madie Crouch, Cleo Ogden and Mrs. Ogden; Messrs. Sam Lumus, Bloomburg, Leonard Pit man, Stamps, Harry Davis, Texarkana, Floyd Jones, Bloomburg. At a late hour the guests departed homeward, wishing that affairs of this kind might occur more often.
 Mrs. George Lewis entertained her Sunday school class with a Christ mas tree Friday evening last.
 MT. and Mrs. K. Spates of Sara toga are spending the holidays at this place with the formers mother, Mrs. | w. J.. Mcdowell.
 Misses Catherine and Agnes Ban non of Texarkana and James and Lawrence Bannon of Fort Worth were i here during the holidays with their parents, MT. and Mrs. l.. P. Bannon.
 Earl Hankins returned home Sat- urday noon from the Michermigher sanitarium at Texarkana, after having undergone an operation for appendi- ]! citis. He is greatly improved.
 MT. and Mrs. Griff Goodman of Tex arkana spent the holidays here with frriends and relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Furlow were shopping in Ashdown, Monday.
 Charles Thomas of Saratoga spent Christmas at this place with his sister, Mrs. Lee Hankins.
 Miss Laura Van Hook, an efficient teacher at Siloam Springs, was here during the holidays with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Van Hook.
 Mrs. Geo. Lewis and daughter, Miss Cordie, entertained in their usual de- lightful manner. A few of their friends at their home Wednesday evening with Rock. Delicious home made chocolate fudge added much to the pleasure of the evening.
 Mrs. w. S. Crouch went to DeQueen Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs. w. A. Montgomery.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Taylor of Ash down spent the holidays here with relatives.
 Dr. and Mrs. I. N. Hut went to Tex arkana Friday morning to attend the marriage of their niece, Miss Agatha 1 Hudgins to MT Edward Shepperson.
 Miss Marguerite Budd of Texarkana is spending the holidays at this place with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Roy Budd.