The Little River news., 1922-01-07
Foreman News.


 day night in Foreman. the guest of MT and Mrs D. A. Cook.
 Miss Cora Bailey left Sunday for Earl to resume her work as teacher ill the Earl High School.
 MT and Mrs. Trace Hughes who spent the holidays with MT. and Mrs. Henry Freeman returned to their home at Saratoga Sunday.
 Jas w. Patterson left Monday for Idabel, Okla, where he has accepted a position with Woodruff Bros.
 r. ank Bishop spent few days last week with his family at Mena.
 ,,fr. and Mrs. s. H. Walker of Ft. Smitf; returned home Saturday after having spent the holidays with the formers parents MT. and Mrs. B. E. Walker
 Prof Fletcher Cannon has resigned his position as teacher in the Fore man High School, and left Monday for 1 Texarkana where he has accepted a position as teacher of English Misses Jamie and Mildred Ellis spent , the week end in Ashdown, the guest of the latter's sister, Mrs Ross Johns ton.
 Little Miss Mary Olive of Mena spent last week with her father, L. ". Olive in this city.
 Mrs. s. T. Covington and children spent the holidays with relatives at Murfreesboro.
 Mrs. F. L. Morgan and little son spent the holidays with Mr.. ard Mrs. Clyde Head at Ashdown.
 Dr. Bogard of Mena spent few days in Foreman this week looking after business interests.
 Miss Bendette Dollarhide left Mon day for Augusta to resume teachiug
 Mrs. L. A. Ledbetter spent ..I.week end with relatives in this city.
 Mrs. J. R. Olive left Sunday for a visit with Mrs. L. ". Olive at Mena.
 MT. and Mrs. R. p Lindsay and sons, of Ashdown spent Tuesday night in Foreman the guests of MT. and Mrs. l.. F. Lindsay
 Miss Blanche Dollarhide left We'd nesday for Mena where she will enter school.
 l E. R. Hooper of Ratesyille is here this week attending to business | Miss Annis Be!Ce of Atlanta. Ga, spent last Saturday with Mrs D. w. Bailey while on her way to Haworth, Okla, to visit her brother, Hugh Boyce
 Atty. J. J. Quincy was up from Ash down last Saturday.
 E. Y. Dildy spent the holidays in Antlers, Okla, the guest of friends.
 Miss Velma Coley spent the holi- days with relatives at Hope
 Frank Horner was a business visit or in Ashdown Monday
 Mrs. s. c. Bundy and little son re- turned to their home at Hope Satur- day after spending the holidays with MT. and Mrs. w. A. Bowden. MT. and Mrs. Grover Milford of Texarkana spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. l.. T. Campbell. R. w. Berry left Tuesday for busi- ness visit in Little Rock and Memphis. Tenn. l.. W. Dollarhide. F. M. Davis, John Pullen, 'Chas Clevenger and D. w. Bailey were in Ashdown Monday
 Mir. and Mrs Pierce B. Buck left last week for Hominy, Okla. where they will make their future home.,
 MT. and Mrs. Rush Latham of De- Queen spent the holidays in Foreman with the formers mother, Mrs. Mary Latham.
 Mrs. C. R. Piercy and little daughter, 1 Marguerite, spent the holidays with relatives at Emmett
 Dr. Robert Can't of Magnolia re- turned home Thursday after visit with his son, Fred Can't in this city.
 On last Friday afternoon Mrs. Fred Can't entertained five tables at Forty Two at her cozy home on Bell street.. The house was beautifully decoratet the mantel and openings between t- rooms being decorated with holly aH. rChristmas bells. The score cards b0ff Christmas candles symbolic of the shdt son. The hostess was assisted in - ceiving her guests, by her ister, NsMI Winnie Taafe. At the close of pul game the hostess, assisted by Nshd Marguerite Yauger and Mrs. Fr; = Horner, served delicious salad D. M consisting of chicken salad, sa Off crackers, cranberry tarts and co- - The guests then departed thanAME Mrs. Can't for a delightful aftern. PI' The Thursday Afternoon Music tight