The Little River news., 1922-01-04
Foreman News.

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 Bob Smith of Gilmer, Texas is spending the holidays with relatives in this city.
 Mrs. Henry Freeman went to Ida bel Monday to have some dental work done.
 Sam Seligson and Isadore Marcus motored to Ashdown Monday night. Prof. and Mrs. Byron Goodson re- | turned from Texarkana where they spent Christmas with their parents. Miss Ruth McFail of Broken Bow, Okla. returned home Thursday after visit of few days with Misses Floy and Bendette Dollarhide. ! Mrs J. s. Bush and little grand daughter, Elsie May Wilmington re- turned Thursday from a visit with relatives at Shreveport, La.
 H. J. Tipton and family of Horatio spent Christmas with relatives in this city
 D. W. Bailey was in Ashdown on | business Wednesday. N. A. George was business visitor in Idabel Wednesday. | Mrs. D. A. Cook returned last Satur- day from an extended visit with her
 mother, Mrs. Dove H. Cheever at Little Rock.
 Mrs. J. R. Pierce and children were
 up from Ashdown Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. D. $ Collins had as
 their guests during the holidays MT
 and Mrs. E. w. Bales and Miss Vivian
 Clapp of Poteau, Okla, MT and Mrs.
 Otto Forehand and little son, Charles
 Albert, and Charley and Burt Collins
 of Texarkana.
 Isadore Marcus and Sam Seligson
 spent Sunday night in Texarkana the
 guests of friends.
 Miss Freeda Monkhern of Gurdon
 who was the guest of Mrs Pierce B.
 Buck during the holidays left We'd
 nesday for Nashville where she will visit friends before returning home. A. B. Schoolfield went to 1dabel on business Thursday.
 Mrs Guy Mclean of Oklahoma City Okla, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary Dollarhide.
 Dr. Can't of Magnolia is the guest this week of his son, Fred Can't Miss Blanche Dollarhide who is at tending school in Oklahoma City. Ok lahoma, is spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Mary Dollarhide Atty. Mike Foster of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, was in Foreman Tuesday. MT. and Mrs. R. P. Lindsay and sons, Robert and Charles, were here from Ashdown Wednesday,. On Tuesday evening Miss Cora Bai- ley most delightfully."- entertained two tables at Forty-Two. During the evening most delicious date loaf and home made candies were served. The evening passed most delightfully."- a. way and at the conclusion the hostess, assisted by her mother served a delicious salad plate. The guests in- cluded Mesdames Horner, Campbell, Mclean, Can't and Mr. Fred Can't.
 On Wednesday, December 18th Mrs. w. l.. Matteson was hostess to the XVI Club at her beautiful suburban home. The house was tastefully decorated with holly Christmas bells and mis- tletoe and presented a very beautiful effect to the entering guests. Five tables were arranged for the players, and Miss Cora Bailey was the winner of high score for the afternoon. The guests were then ushered into the din ing room where buffet luncheon waa served. The table was beautiful in holly and red candles for decorations, and the coffee and tea urns were presided over by Mesdames Roy Berry and Frank Horner. The guests in cluded Mesdames Daniels, J E. Locke and Mrs. R. P. Lindsay of Ashdown, Mrs. Guy Mclean of Oklahoma City, Okla, Mesdames Henry Hawkins, Roy Berry, Edward Hawkins, F. G. Camp bell, Fred Can't, J. H. Ellis, R. E. Bowles, s. D. Matteson, Albert Ad- kinson, Leslie Lindsay, Frank Horn CT, D s .Collons. and Misses Cora Bai- ley and Dollie Hawkins.
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