The Little River news., 1921-02-19
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Frank Williams was here from Fore man Thursday.
 Flower stands and window boxes made, call A.
 B. c. Crews of Arden was in Ash down Wednesday,
 Will May is enjoying visit from his brother of Ozan.
 Mrs. Can't of Wilton was shopping in Ashdown Wednesday.
 Jean Harris of Foreman was in Ash down Thursday night.
 H. J. Hughes was here from Ha- worth, Okla, Wednesday.
 Dr. J. H. Judd was in from his farm east of Ashdown Wednesday.
 Frank Nall and Roy Hooper of Lock- esburg were in the city Wednesday.
 R. F. Lindsay and Homer Welch have returned from marketing trip to Dallas.
 W. H. Childers and daughter, Miss Flora, of Foreman were in Ashdown Wednesday and Thursday.
 s. J. Meyer left Thursday for the Eastern markets, where he will pur- chase the spring goods for Rosenz- weig's.
 C. N Milford of Mooringsport, La was the city Thursday on his re- turn from a visit with relatives at Ben Lomond
 AR-.t T r vJ TN,S, ,Iyfp n and Mrs c. M. Sutton and Mrs. Q. S. Wales attended church in Texarkana Tuesday night.
 The Ice Cream Company is now in position to fill all orders or any spec ial orders Your patronage solicited. 70. A. FowlerA 11-tf
 Mrs. c. S. Cobb and son. Jake. went to Ben Lomond Wednesday to see Mrs. Cobb's niece, who is very sick with pneumonia.
 The United Oil Mills is shut down for two or three days waiting the ar rival of tank cars to empty some of their full-up storage tanks.
 The book shower given by the I'm provement club will be held in the soc- 1al home Tuesday night. February 22. All are invited to attend.
 Mrs. R. B. Hampton has been com n1issioned as notary public She is the second lady to get commission in the county since the recent passage of bill in the general assembly,.
 Mrs. P. B. Dowden will leave Friday evening for an extended visit to her sister, Mrs. Geo. A. Dowden, at Seagle, after which she will visit her brother, Clint Faulkner, in New Orleans.
 B. A. velvin of Ogden was in Ash down Wednesday. MT. Velvin reports that Ogden is coming to the front with good graded streets and lights have been placed on the corners of the public streets.
 Lon T. Jones, the new secretary of the new Chamber of Commerce, is an artist along with his other accomplish ments. In proof note his illustrated announcement in the First National Bank window.
 Mrs. E B. Mobley and daughter, Miss Katrine, delightfully."- entertained . few of their friends Tuesday even ing at the Mobley home on the East Side with progressive Bridge. The games were very interesting and the guests enjoyed the evening very much. The Ashdown Improvement Club will give book shower Tuesday night at the Presbyterian social home. All are requested to attend dressed to re- present the title of some book. The books received will be added to the public library.
 The Jolly Girls Club wer hostesses at Boston Rood party Tuesday even ing at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Phillips. The house was artistically
  color scheme being carried out in the refreshments which consisted of gela- tine, whipped cream and cake. A good time was had by all.
 Mrs. H., L. Poland. Mrs. S. K. Wall drop and Miss Ethel Coats were host esses to the club Thursday afternoon, February 17th. There were 25 mem bers and two visitors present. Misses Katrine Mobley and Ethel Coats were added as new members. Mrs. J. B. Locke had charge of the program. on Founders of ], the Nation" Song, America" was sung by club in union e the opening number followed by Mrs. Locke's paper, Founders of the 0ation:" Mrs. w. w. Bishop played [ beautiful waltz as an instrumental number. A round table talk and dis cussions of the nation and the republic was interesting. "The first congress