The Little River news., 1922-08-16
Foreman News.

Foreman, Aug. 14.-(Special.) .)-Lil- lard Johnston Of Ashdown was Fore man visitor Saturday. Fred Wright of Arden was in town Saturday.
 G. T. Lollar returned Saturday from Tulsa, Okla
 : Mrs. c. o. White is visiting her sis ter at Paris, Texas.
 c. D. Johnston of Ashdown was in town Monday.
 Chas. Smith of Richmond was in Foreman Saturday.
 Miss Christine Young of Texarkana is the guest of Miss Mary Yauger i MT. and Mrs. Byron Goodson and Mrs. A. B. Schoolfield motored to Tex arkana Friday
 Mrs. c. N. Jenkins left last Friday for Hot Springs where she will visit her parents.
 MT. and Mrs. T. J. Laudermlk and children of Judsonia, are visiting rel atives here this week l pr. A M. Nixon of Arden was in Foreman Saturday.
 Miss Jennie Pryor, who has been visiting friends and relatives at De- Kalb, Texas, returned Sunday. She was accompanied home by her sister. Miss Annie Pryor, who will be her | guest for a few days
 MT. and Mrs. o. B. Pullen have re- turned from Wright City, and Idabel, Oklahoma, where they have been visit I ing friends and relatives
 Rev. J. c. Glenn pastor of the Methodist church, left Tuesday for a short visit to Little Rock.
 Ross Johnston was Foreman visit or Monday
 N. A. George returned Monday after short visit in Paris, Texas
 Miss Jamie Ellis who has been visiting friends and relatives in Little Rock returned Wednesday, Miss FL lis was accompanied home by Miss i Lucille Francis, of St. Louis.
 Miss Annie Black returned Thurs i day from a visit with friends at Hope and Prescott.
 Mrs. E. J, Pullen and son, Chester, visited in Idabel, this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Grover Milford of Tex arkana are visiting with Mrs Mill 1 fncd'c I've I Campbell, this week.
 Mrs. A. c. Hooks is visiting relatives in Haworth, and Idabel, Okla.
 MT. and Mrs. A. P Brown of Idabel, Oklahoma, are visiting relatives here this week
 A. c. Hooks left Monday for a visit with his sister, Miss Eliza Hooks of Idabel, Oklahoma, who is ill in Paris, Texas.
 Miss Mary Yauger returned Sun day from Texarkana where she has been visiting friends and relatives.
 Dr. A. B. Bishop of Ashdown was in town Saturday.
 Mrs. Leslie Lindsay was hostess to l the XVI Club last Wednesday after noon. Three tables were in play. After several games a delicious ice course was served by hostess assist Ted by Mrs.R. P Lindsay of Ashdown. Those who enjoyed the hospitality of | Mrs. Lindsay were: Mesdames A. G. Atkinson, R. E. Bowles, Fred Can't E. G. Campbell. R. w. Berry, Guy Whealdon, Jas. Dollarhide, D. $. Col i lins, Frank Horner, W. M. Gathright, and R. P Lindsay. On last Tuesday morning the Tues day Bridge Club met with Miss Mar garet Yauger as hostess. Score cards were passed promptly at nine o'clock and at the close of delightful morn ing it was found Miss Elease Coulter had scored highest among the club members and Mrs. Frank Homer among the guests. A dainty ice course was then served The guests included Mesdames Horner, Atkinson, Henry Hawkins, Harry Yauger. Gill leyen, Bryan Pullen, Gathright, Henry Yauger, Frauenfelder, Edward Dol larhide, Wash Yauger, Guy Whealdon. and Misses Agnes Elliot Dollie Flaw kins, Christine Young of Texarkana, Cora Bailey, Louise Schoolfield, Ruth Howell, Elease Coulter and Mary Yauger.