The Little River news., 1922-07-15
Foreman News.

from a visit with relatives at New Boston, Texas. 1 Miss Mildred Williams Of Ft Smith lwho spent few days last week with her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. F. s. Williams, left Saturday for visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. A. s. Williams at Idabel, Okla. \ Miss Mary Virginia Hawkins return fed Thursday from visit with rela |tives in New Boston, Texas Z Mrs. Wright Pickett and Mrs. Allen ISmith of Mena spent the week end with Mrs. E. c. Campbell. MT. and Mrs. E. C. Mccormick were
 here from Ashdown Tuesday. |: Albert Hooks is in Paris, Texas, attending the bedside his sister, Miss Eliza, who is seriously ill with Appendicitis.
 MT. and Mrs. E. H. Echoi and daughter. Miss Eula, O. Cotton Plant, spent last Friday night with the fami- ly of E. G. Campbell on their return II oiil et AHolol tiip lHlouSh ooulllGi A FTexas. Miss Eula remained for visit with Misses Blanche and Chris tine Campbell.
 F Mrs. Frank Horner and son, Frank Jr, have returned from visit with relatives and friends in Okmulgee and 1Okema, Oklahoma. I' Miss Sallie Johnson of Cerro Cor )'do, returned home Friday after visit with her sister, Mrs. Mollie Hooks. r Misses Mary Ruff, Lydia Ellis, AL Iberta Lee Hubbard and Messrs. Thos.
 and Robert Hubbard of New Boston, Texas, arrived Thursday for a visit with /r. and Mrs. N. D. Ellis. 1, Dr. A. M. Nixon was here from Ar
 den Thursday.
 Jas. H. Williams and family of Ash down visited the family of E. G. Camp
 bell Sunday afternoon. ,, MT. and Mrs. Leslie Daniel of Tex
 arkana spent 8 few days this week
 with the formers mother, Mrs. L. F.
 Daniel. 1 Charles Berry has returned from a Visit with relatives at Hope and Lit tie Rock. Miss Annye Black is visiting friends in Idabel, Okla, this week. Chas. Rider of Idabel, Oklahoma, Twas in Foreman On business Wednes lday.
 Miss Antoinette DeLoney is visiting Friends in Nashville.
 ! Mrs Tom Madden and daughter were the week end guests of relatives Yin Idabel Oklahoma.
 Mesdames Frank Horner and W. l..
 Matteson will visit friends in Ash
 down today.
 \ J. w. Hopson Jr., of Mena, spent ISaturday and Sunday with relatives
 in this city.
 w. D. Waldrop and Locke Love of
 Ashdown were here Saturday. t Mrs. Grover Milford of Texarkana
 returned home Thursday after visit Ywith her parents, MT. and Mrs. l.. T.
 Campbell.
 Miss Mary Graves left Monday for her home in Hope a ter visit with Miss Marguerite Campbell.
 Miss Affie Wilson is visiting with
 relatives at Winthrop. | Mrs. c. O. White has as her guest
 this week Miss Carol Davis of Ash
 down.
 Members of the XVI Club and few
 friends were delightfully."- entertained tby Mrs. Nell Whealdon on last We'd
 nesday afternoon. Four tables were
 arranged for Forty Two which game Twas enjoyed throughout the afternoon.
 Mrs Gillyen won high score among
 the guests and Mrs. Horner and Mrs.
 Bowles tied for high score among the gclub members. The hostess was as-
 sisted by her sister, Miss Margaret
 Yauger served delicious ice course. i Mrs Will Pullen delightfully."- enter Ttained members of the Boston Rock i Club and few friends on last Fri l Dday afternoon. Score cards for the
 usual game Boston Rock were passed Iby Master Charles Pullen. At the
 conclusion of the game it was found
 that Mrs. U. c. Hogrefo had scored
 highest. Then the hostess, assisted
 by Miss Grace Pullen served a deli
 cious ice course. Those present were:
 Mesdames Mitchell, Horner. Hogrefe,
 Collins, Carrigan Castile, Dollarhide, Hopson, Shackelford, Can't, Perley
 Joe Harris, Henry Hawkins, tColey, 'Daniel, Freeman and Miss Grace Pull
 len.
 The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club
 met this week with Miss Ruth Howell
 at the home of Miss Dollie Hawkins. |After comparing the tally cards at | the close of the game it was found fthat Miss Margaret YaugeI had won