The Little River news., 1922-07-08
Ogden News.

more like Easter Sunday than, the Fourth of July.
 We hope everybody Enjoyed this glorious Fourth as We Ogden people did.
 The. Fourth was celebrated here with an old fashioned barbecue, cold drinks, ice cream, ball games and everything in general that goes to make this great day happy one. The barbecue was held in the city park while the ball games were play ed on the campus of the high school. @Ashdown was defeated again by our local team. This is the second time in the course of very few months. This time badly, to in favor of Ogden. A short time ago our team defeated Ashdown but no mention was made of it. So this time we want the people to know that We can play ball down here too | Ogden was alive with candidates and visitors Tuesday. We welcome you. i The churches of the town sold ice cream, cold drinks, candy, cigars, chewing gum and numerous other things to those enjoying the Fourth. The proceeds for the day amounted to something over $6S.Oo.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Duren and child ren of Ashdown spent the Fourth in ogden. l Dr. and Mrs. I. N Hut spent the Fourth at Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Edd Shepherdson. l ogden has a real wide awake pray CT meeting every Wednesday night at the Methodist church. Wont you at tend? i War on the boil weevil is the most , important work with the farmers now. The beauty of it, it has to be done at night when the hot sun is not beaming i The revival at the Baptist church closed a few days ago with good suc cess. Rev. Benson was assisted by Rev. Landers of Horatio and Mrs. West of Winthrop.
 MT. and Mrs. Dick Boyer and Mrs. Bettye Traylor of Ashdown spent the Fourth here.
 Roy Budd is attending court this week at Ashdown.
 Mrs. Griff Goodman and daughter, of Texarkana, spent the Fourth with home folks here.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. F. Wheelis of Ash down spent the Fourth here
 Mrs. Albert Hamilton of Ashdown spent the Fourth here with her sister, Mrs. w. S.. Crouch.
 Misses Ethel and Minnie Smithson and Messrs. Bant Hutchinson and Eugene Crow spent very enjoyable day with MT. and Mrs. w. w. Dickin- son at Red Bluff, Sunday.
 A. T. Collins, w. D. Waldrop, and Locke Love spent the Fourth in Og den
 l Grandmother Hawkins is reported to be seriously ill at her home on the south side
 Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Welch drove over from Memphis in their car last week for a visit with relatives here.
 Mrs. Roy Budd has been on the sick list this week.
 Bub Thomas and sister, Miss Ruby, of Mineral Springs spent the Fourth with their sister, Mrs. Lee Hankins returning home Wednesday.
 Miss Ethel Smithson and Bant Hut chison were visitors in Foreman Mon day.
 Mrs. J. L. Welch has returned home from an extended visit with her son, Jim, at Chicago.
 MT. Fields who has been lingering for several months with Brights Disease passed away at his room Thursday and was laid to rest in the local cemetery in the presence of large number of sorrowing friends.
 Messrs. Moore and J. L. Keller left Wednesday for Texarkana to resume their work, after spending the Fourth here.
 Flee Hankins of TeXarkana was called to the bedside of his mother Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. Garner of Ashdown attended the barbecue here tuesday
 Presiding Elder Simmons of Texar- kama was with us a few days ago and delivered some fine sermons.
 Rev T. A. Hall came down Friday and held services. He was leaving Friday night for the mountains near --.-;u4 in q raNiNal meeting.