The Little River news., 1922-12-09
Ogden News.

flowers are budding and vegetables are green. Makes us feel like we were Ill sunny California or Florida. Those who missed attending annual conference of the M. E. Church, South which convened at Texarldana last week, will have something to regret For those wonderful sermons preach ed by those able men were certainly inspiring and uplifting. These along with the splendid reports of the vari- ous ministers, made it worth while to attend.
 Mrs. Roy Budd received a message Wednesday that her brother-in-law, Bud Gill, was dying at his home in Memphis. She left immediately for that place.
 Frank Crouch is reported as being seriously ill from another attack of lead poisoning.
 Mesdames J. I. Johnson and Nathan Furlow were charming hostesses at a miscellaneous shower Wednesday af- ternoon, at the Methodist church hon. bring Mrs. Eugene Crow, of Texar- kama. A large crowd was present and a very enjoyable afternoon was spent at the close of which dainty refresh ments were served. The honoree was the recipient of many nice and useful gifts which will not only be of useful service in the new home but which will also be a constant reminder of the sweet rememberances of her many Ogden friends.
 R. M. Holmes and J. Arthur Gray were in Ashdown on business Tuesday might.
 Those who attended the klan parade at Texarkana Thanksgiving night were Dr. and Mrs. I. N. Hut, Fred Hut, Mrs. w. B. Leatherwood, J. Arthur Gray, J. e. Burris, R. M. Holmes, Col. Giggons, Jno. H. Smithson, Enos Me- Dowell, Frank Crouch and Jim Smith, son.
 Miss Ethel Smithson has returned home from Texarkana where she at tended annual conference of the M. E. Church.
 MT. and Mrs. Griff Goodman of Tex arkana spent Thanksgiving in Ogden.
 MT. and Mrs. K. Spates of McNab spent Thanksgiving here with the lat ter's mother, Mrs. w. J. Mcdowell.
 Mrs. Roy Budd spent Thanksgiving with her daughter, Miss Marguerite lat Philadelphia.
 Mesdamcs E A. Velvin, Lee Hankins and J. H. Furlow and James Smithson were in Texarkana Tuesday. J. c. Cole has returned home after a tour in the north and northeast He says he has been in almost every state in. the Union, but no place ap- peals to him so much as Ogden. We are proud of this expression for it has been handed to Us a number of times.
 Mrs. John Kellar will leave in |.
  her daughter in Missouri.
 Rev. J. J. Mellard our beloved minis ter friend, and the one who held a successful revival here in the spring, came over from Texarkana Sunday and delivered us another one of those wonderful sermons. His text was. What think ye of Christ" and it was indeed inspiring.
 MT. and Mrs. Nathan Furl6w and Mesdames Reed and J. H. Furlow at tended conference at Texarkana last week.
 Miss Madie Crouch returned to her school at Millwood Sunday, after spending Thanksgiving at home.
 A large truck load of Ogden people went to Texarkana Sunday afternoon to hear Dr. H. c. Morrison of Louis- vile, Ky.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Johnson and MT. and Mrs. Dolf Goodman were among those in attendance from here at an- nual conference last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Crow of Tex arkana were the guests of friends ana relatives here Thanksgiving.
 Christmas holidays are approaching rapidly and We believe everybody here is anticipating quiet, but very enjoy able time.
 J. c. Burris of Foreman attended prayer meeting here Wednesday, eve,. :. ing.
 Thanksgiving was celebrated very quietly and in many different ways in Ogden. A large crowd of patrons and children assembled at the school build. ing and spent the day. While a big of the men chose to spend the day hunting and fishing and the rest went visiting or enjoyed the day at home.
 J. e. Burris and c. w. Hankins at