The Little River news., 1922-12-13
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Mrs. Annie Cobb of Arden was shop- ping in Ashdown Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs. S. J. Meyer motored to Foreman Monday afternoon.
 Drs. Meek and Bishop made profes- sional visit to White Cliffs Monday.
 Mrs. H. M. Stephens, Jr., spent the week end with her husband at Blevins.
 Eat Turkey Dinner Christmas day at the American Cafe for COG. F 23
 Fred Wilkerson and Monroe Irwin, of White Cliffs were trading in Ashdown Monday.
 Why worry about Christmas dinner Eat Turkey at the American Cafe. Price 6Oc. F 23
 Miss Mary Fawcett is expected home the 20th rom Magnolia to spend the holidays.
 Mrs. Dr. Wright, of Paraloma, fell dead Saturday morning, whiting milk ing her COW.
 Mrs. Hunsucker and little grandson
 
 guests of Mrs. Dell Dritt.
 Enjoy your Christmas dinner with out having to prepare it. Eat at the American Cafe. Price COG. F p
 The little two year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Fred Wilkerson, of Wh1, !, Cliffs died Monday of Diptheria.
 Xmas Opening next Thursday Store opens a. Iii. Be sure to come early. Our stock is 0mplete.-Gathrigh X May Variety. It
 Judge ". E. Trustworthy and pr. A. B. Bishop made business visit to Tex arkana, Hope and Nashville Friday, returning Saturday.
 See that free tool chest and big Sleeper Doll in window. Some onc will get them. Try kiddies.-Gath- right & May Variety. It
 Jack Phillips of ElPaso, Texas. is expected to arrive about the twentieth to spend the holidays with his parents, MT. and Mrs. R. A. Phillips
 J. P. Brinkley has accepted 90 per cent royalty on his invention, mail box signal, instead of 10 per cent as was in print some time ago.
 Pro. Morgan R. Owens has been made principal of the Pine Bluff. Ark. schools. He is a native of Center Point where his father, Richard Owens, now lives.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. c. T. Wood of Greenfield, Mo, arrived Sunday for a visit with their son, P. M. Wood at Red Bluff. They expect to spend the winter there.
 AT tefodists are invited to como yo the church basement Friday e, en- ing, tt seven o'clock, for the purpose of welcoming the new preacLe- and his family. Everybody come, bring t,,e thiidren and have a good time
 Boys and girls-get your letter h. soon and have n chance at the big tool chest and tools and the big pretty German Sleeper Doll Free. Some boy and girl will win. A six year old child will have as good a chance as the 12 year old chill. Age will be consider ed.-Cathright & May Variety.
 Mrs. w. H. Loflin delightfully."- enter stained at her home on the East side Friday evening with four tables of bridge. High score was won by Mrs Worth Matteson of Foreman and Mr. Webb of this city A delicious salad plate and ice tea were served by the hostess at the conclusion of the games The out town guests were MT. ana Mrs. Worth Matteson and MT. and Mrs. Sylvester Matteson of Foreman.
 The hostesses in Ward 1 for the Ar kansas Tuberculosis Fund have plan ned benefit rock party and musical program at the Johnson Hotel, Tues day evening at oclo k. The follow ing numbers will be rendered; Read ing, Mrs. 0. Wilkerson. Piano solo, Mrs. G. C. Cobb. Voice, Mrs. Dell Dritt. Reading, Mrs. Glen Black. Voice, duet, Mines. Patterson and J. k. Locke. Piano duet, Mines. ". W. Bishop and E. c. Penuel. Voice, Mrs. J. R. Johnston. Remarks, MT. A. F. Steel. Everyone has a cordial invita- tion Come and buy Christmas seals for your letters and packages and help drive tuberculosis out of Arkansas.
 The pleasant home of Mrs. E. c. Penuel, with Mrs c. A. Bishop as CO., hostess, was opened Friday afternoon for the unusually interesting program of the Friday Music Club. Mrs. Seth Reynolds was chairman of the follow ing program, which was rendered in a most pleasing manner: Life of Mo- zart, Mrs. Reynolds. Piano duet,