The Mena weekly star., 1922-02-23

HATFIELD HoTsTuPH.
Rr rhe starla correspondents


 NJ. ]. Dover made a business trip to Peteau Sunday.
 John White came in on No. 1 from Huston Sunday.
 Win Stevenson and family moved 60 Meua Monday.
 D. D. Davis and family were down from Rocky Sunday.
 Il. A. Peugh moved his family from Potter to Hatfield Monday.
 E. E. Asher and Joe Mcdaniel were fn from Smithville Monday.
 Dr. D. W. Connally made a business trip to Antlers, Ok, Sunday.
 I. D Henderson is sowing another large crop of oats this year.
 R R Albin was detained from his ntnre last week on account of illness.
 Full blood Brown Leghorn eggs, 76c a setting. Alter Henderson, Hatheld. ~ Adv.9
 K. A. Foley is stopping at the Star hotel He is a Memphis man m search of walnut timber.
 D. Barton, s. T. Moore, Clip Little J. Carstarphen and J. K. Crane, all of Cove, were business visitors to Hat field Saturday.
 Miss Rose Hays school closed at at Union Grove Friday and she IS now attending school here at Hatfield
 Wash Martin has bought a team of mules and says he intends to make a whopper of a crop this year.
 Mir. and Mrs M. J. Francis were down in their new car from Mena Sunday and visited at the home of Mir. and Mrs. A. V. Pirtle
 k l.. Griffin, who now owns the Mrs. Josephine Dickerson place, was in town Saturday getting information on how to spray fruit trees.
 Porto Rican seed potatoes, J. F. Lewis. Adv.9 Sweepson Hargrove came down from Poteau Friday and will hereafter be the machine man for his brother, John, at the o. K. Theatre.
 Mrs. MIG. Martin of Indianapolis, Ind, who has been on an extended vis- it at the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Fcunby, returned home Tuesday.
 If you are anxious for eonversa- kinn lust mention the word "Wrigley to Alec Carper and your desires will he filled immediately, if not sooner.
 Good 5-reel drama and i-reel com edy at Q. K. Theatre next Monday and Tuesday nights. Adv.9
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Dale, the nawlyweds, motored down to Grannis Monday night and had supper with Mir. and Mrs. Lon McCook, two other newIyweds.
 The lively social given at the home of Mir. and Mrs. B. K. Hays Saturday night was in honor of their daughter and son-in-law, Mir. and Mrs. Carle Robbins.
 F. M. Pardue. Grand Patriarch 1. O. 0. F. Encampment of Little Rock, is to be here on the night of the 24th for the tri-county association meeting of the Rehekahs and Odd Fellows.
 M. J. Dover, president of the Bank of Hatfield, returned from Muldrow, Ok, Thursday, having left his farm fly there for further stay with Mrs. Dover's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Will Cole.
 SPRAYED hogs at my house marked: crop, underbit right; split left. Owner pay for this ad and get hogs. D. E. Myers, Hatfield. Adv.9
 In some way Miss Ola Whites name was left out of last weeks write-up about the big supper the home econ on1ic girls served at the auditorium Also some of the girls that assisted belonged to the 7th and Sth grades.
 The breezes that floated in from the direction of the John Cornell home Thursday night brought sounds of foot shuffies, music and laughter. The next morning when Virge Pirtle, the fiddler, was asked about it he smiled and said, "0h Boyi"
 The senior high school class of Mena will give q play at the Hatfield auditorium Thursday night, February g. called And Home Came Ted Price 25c and 35c Fifteen per cent of the door receipts will go to the Hatfield school. There are l2 char acters in the play and 5 scenes. The play is said to be a winner.
 All the ladies who wish to send for the materials for a paper dress form by Miss Fork should see her this week She will send the order away Saturday afternoon By or dering q dozen or more she will be able to get them for S5 cents each or possibly less. As soon as the dress form sets are received Miss York will give free demonstration in the sew. ing room in the school house.
 Hatfield S. l. X. Entertainment
 A School Improvement Association sas recently formed in Hatfield and gave the first entertainment in the audietoium Friday night. It was good
 The program was largely made up of childrens pieces. Those of the larg- CT pupils in school who took part were: Misses Nellie Cummings, Beu- iah Hutson, Lois Davis, Alice Harrison and Clida Eppinette; Leeman Eppin- cite. Fuel Grain and Carrol Fraker.
 The most fun provoking scene was when Miss Nellie Cummings slapped EueI Cr1in eff table and told him to go home to his mother when she found that he was in love and wanted to propose marriage so another girl and not to her.
 Another funmaker was Getting Married Under Difliculties,H by Lee man Eppinette, Carrol Fraker and Miss Lois Davis. Leeman was an ig- norant ]. P. and Carrol and Miss Lois, acting under some outlandish, coun- tryfied name, called at his office to get married. Each antic was cork ss
 Miss Alice Harrison read very in- teresting article which incidentally covered the main purposes of the Im- provement Association.
 Mrs. Warren Rowe was program manager and did her work with ex- teptional efficiency.
 After the entertainment ended the officials of the association. consisting of Prof. O. A. Russell as temporary chairman. Mrs. Boyd CoIman, presi- dent and Miss Christa York, secretary. held an open session s.,pctinv tn solie;t