The Little River news., 1922-05-31
Foreman News.


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 Miss Kate Hutchenson of Haworth, returned home Tuesday after visit with Misses Louise and Nina School field.
 Miss Annye Trustworthy of Wilton attended the commencement exercises here this week. While here she was the guest of her cousin, Miss Elease Coulter
 Miss Blanche Atkinson of Hope is visiting her brothers, l.. J and Wade Atkinson.
 Miss Ethel O'Bryan of Little Rock who has been assisting in the Bible School returned home Sunday.
 Mrs. J. l.. DeLoney returned Mon- day from an extended visit to Hot Springs
 Mrs. L. E. Dollarhide left Saturday to spend few days with her husband at Paris, Texas.
 Miss Fay Kolb of Ashdown was the guest of her cousin, Miss Elease ,Coul- ter Monday night.
 Mrs. Joe Smith left Wednesday for her home in Mena after visit with Der daughter, Mrs. J. K. Coulter.
 I. w. Holmes of Richmond attended the closing exercises here Monday night
 Mrs. J. R. Hall and children who have been the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Herman Castle for the past week lief. Tuesday for their home in New Gascony.
 Miss Winifred Kirby of Haworth, spent Thursday night with Misses Louise and Minna Schoolfield.
 Atty. John J. DuLaney spent We'd nesday night in this city.
 MT and Mrs. John Simpson and Miss Ola Stephens of Winthrop were the guests of MT. and Mrs. R. E. Bowles Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. e. H. Dickens and child ren visited relatives in Texarkana Monday.
 Ottis Goodson of Texarkana spent Sunday with his brother, Prof. Good son.
 Miss Kate Dilinger, who has been attending school here left Tuesday for her home at Valiant, Okla.
 II. l.. Poland, Jas. H. Williams and Jas D. Shaver were here from Ash down Saturday.
 Miss Isabel Layne spent Friday in Arden, the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. D. Hodges.
 Monday night, tine z2nd, marked the close of the 1921-22 term of the Fore man High School. and considering the difficulties under which Supt. Good son and his corpse of teachers labor ed was decidedly the most successful term in the history of the school.
 On last Tuesday afternoon Miss Mary Dollarhide most delightfully."- en- tertained members of the Bridge Club and a few friends. At the conclusion of the game it was found that MISS Carrie Collins had scored highest Then the hostess assisted by her sis ter. Mrs. Dollarhide, served a delici- ous salad plate. On last Tuesday evening Mrs w. L. Matteson, in her usual charming man. ner. delightfully."- entertained the Auc- ton Bridge Club members and their husbands at her beautiful home in West Foreman Four tables of play CTS enjoyed the evening, and at the conclusion tempting ice course was served.
 ] The yearly "Open Day of the Thursday Afternoon Music Club was held at the home of Mrs. Frank Horn- CT on last Thursday afternoon. The rooms were prettily decorated with magnolias. cape jasmine and potted plants. Thirty guests and members enjoyed the program. and it was vot- ed one of the most pleasing as well as instructive programs ever render ed by the club. The program was as follows: Introduction. Mrs. $. ID. Matteson: Life of Gounan. Mrs. R. F. Bowles; The Faust Legend, Mrs. Fred Can't: Story of the Opera Faust Mrs. W. l.. Matteson; Solo. Ever Bravest Heart" and "The King of Thule" Mrs. R. w Berry; Soldiers Chorus. from Faust. Club Members; Duet. Mrs. K F.. Bowies and Mrs. Frank Horner: Solo. slave Song. 1" Miss Blanche Campbell; Reading Daddy" Mrs Albert Atkinson; Solo ''The as a Bird" Miss Margaret Yaug- CT. Two records. "The Waltz song and "The Jewel Song" as sung by Geraldine Farrar from the Opera Faust" greatly added to the pro
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