The Little River news., 1922-10-21
Wilton News.

IuelTnd COOpeT OI 1exdThdud spent the week end with her brother, Euclid Cooper.
 Miss Clara Simmons of Ashdown visited her sister, Mrs. Euclid Cooper, Sunday.
 Mrs. Ben Conger attended the Bap- tist convention at Ogden Friday and Saturday.
 Misses Mamye Patterson and Cora Harris were the week end guests of Miss Hattie Mccall.
 Miss Sallie Mae Pipkin. visited home folks Saturday and Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Won Pipkin, Misses Louise Can't and Grace Wheeler mot ored to White Cliffs Sunday.
 A number of Wilton young folks went to singing at Hicks Sunday af- ternoon.
 Mrs. Tom McCray was shopping in Ashdown Saturday.
 Mrs. Dave Peavy who has been visit ing her sister, Mrs. Tom McCray, re- turned to her hame at DeKalb, Texas. the first of the week.
 Mrs. Bert Kress and little son, Bradford, went to Texarkana last Sat- urday, where they will make their home during the winter.
 Supt. Wheelis visited the school and some of our patrons Tuesday.
 Mrs. W. A. Curry went to Ashdown Saturday.
 Mrs. J. K. Rutledge of Neosho, Mo-, arrived Wednesday. She and her husband, Rev Rutledga will spend the winter in Wilton.
 Finny returned from business trip to Lockesburg Monday.
 Mrs. Joel Mills visited relatives here Sunday.
 Miss Addye Hill went to Oak Hill Monday to visit her brother, Hugh Hill, who is teaching at that place.
 The Baptist ladies will have box supper at the school house Saturday night.
 The c. l. w. met with Mrs. c. N. Cash Thursday. Mrs. Cash and, Mrs. Jim Pipkin acting as hostesses.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Hedgecock, Mrs. w. L. Hedgecock and grandson. Lee Gray, went to Arden Sunday after noon.
 Grady Vaughan, who has been vis- iting relatives here, returned to Cam den the first of the week.
 Booth Lowery, one of our best Ly- ceum lecturers, will be in Wilton No- vember 11th.
 Mrs. A. L. Cathey is here visiting Mrs. l. N, Nunn:lly.
 Von Pipkin has sold his interest in the drug store to George B. Woodson and Bob Whiterman both pharmacists rom Haworth, Okla.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Haynie went to AshdOwn Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs Isom Phillips were the guests of Mrs. Alice Pettigrew, Sun day.
 F'inney went to Ashdown on busi- ness Wednesday.
 The Eastern Star was organized in Wilton Wednesday afternoon. Sever al out of town people were here to assist in the initiation.
 Miss Anna Hargrove was the guest of Mrs. P. s. Trustworthy, Sunday.
 Oak Grove, Oct. 19.-ISpecial.)- )-We are having some nice cool days now after the rain. Some frost last night. All the people around here have fin ished gathering their cro-s
 Mrs. Joe Stanley has been quite sick this week, but is some better today.
 Mrs. Frank Roth is up after about ten days of illness.
 Mrs. Nettie Green visited in Win throp Wednesday.
 c. B. Dover is building him a pota- to house this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Edd Smith of Cerro Gordo visited MT. and Mrs. R. J. Stan- ley Saturday night and Sunday.
 Also c. B. Dover and family of King Rider and Robert Henderson and family and Mrs. Keith of Winthrop visited at R. J. Stanley's Sunday.
 Thomas Green and Lester Stanley went to MT. Doan Trammells Sunday afternoon.
 The good book says that a woman's hair is her glory, but some of the girls don't think so as they are hav- ing their hair bobbed.
 We hear that Eber Roberts has a job in the railroad shops in Kansas City. He has gone there but his fam fly is still here.
 We hear that Mrs. J. c. Mccartney is going to Missouri soon.
 There is Sunday School and singing every Sunday afternoon at King Rid CT school house.