The Little River news., 1922-02-18
Foreman News.

and Mrs. R. E. Patterson returned Sunday from a ten days visit with Mir and Mrs. Leslie Piercy at Val 1 liant, Oklahoma.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Berry had as , their guests a few days this week, MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Jamison, of Breck- enridge, Texas.
 R. N. Martin of Haworth, Okla, spent few days this week with his sons, Jno. T. and w. M. Martin. R. E. Pullen returned Friday from a business visit to Dierks and De- Queen.
 County Treasurer E. M. billiard of Ashdown was in Foreman Monday. Mrs. Mamie Bush left Friday for her home in Hugo, Okla, after few 1 days visit with Mesdames c. Schu- man and R. E. Bowles.
 Miss Ethel Donham of Ashdown spent the week end in this city, the guest of Miss Mary Dollarhide.
 MT. and Mrs. R. L. Elliott and chil- dren returned Saturday from visit with relatives at Stephens.
 Ed Hooks went to Paris, Texas, Wednesday to consult specialist.
 Mrs. w. B. Coley spent a few days this week with relatives at Hope.
 L. H. Brannon of Ashdown spent the week end with his mother and sister in this city.
 County Judge and Mrs P. M Me- Cord of Ashdown were visitors in this city last Friday.
 R. w. Berry and Atty. J. o. Livesay transacted business in Texarkana Tuesday.
 Mrs. R. L. Dawson of Arkinda spent Monday with her daughter, Mrs. z. A. Davis.
 MT. and Mrs. Stanley Hicks and little daughter were here from Win throp last Saturday.
 l.. J. Atkinson returned Monday from visit with his parents at Hope.
 Miss Gladys Brown of Ashdown spent the week end with Miss Electra , Dollarhide
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Harris and Walter Dunn visited relatives in Haworth Okla., Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Smith of New Hope returned home Tuesday after visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Reid EI w. H. Childers spent last Friday in Ashdown
 El w. M. Gathright made a business trip to Bokhoma, Okla, Tuesday. Arthur White returned last Friday from Valparaiso, Ind, where he has been attending school. Hugh Schoolfield of Nashville spent Thursday night in this city On Saturday, February 11th. Mrs Byron Goodson most delightfully."- en- tertalned the Boston Rock Club and a few invited guests at the home of Mrs. D. s. Collins The house was tastefully decorated with ferns and cut flowers, and at the appointed hour score cards for five tables were passed by the hostess. At the c0nclu- slon of the game the hostess, assisted by Mesdames Collins and Mitchell served tempting refreshments con- slstlng of fruit salad, meat sand Wlches, olives, coffee with whipped cream and hints. Mrs. Goodson was voted one of the most delightful hos tesses of the club. The guests in cluded Mesdames Campbell, Can't Horner, Collins, and Misses Margaret 4auger and Dollie Hawkins, and the members present were: Mesdames Bernard, Bowman, Hawkins. Daniels, Hogrefe, Carrigan, Mitchell, Pullen and Patterson.
 On last Thursday Mrs. Albert Ad- kinson was hostess to the Thursday Afternoon Music Club and proved q most delightful hostess. This was the
 Mother Goose" program of the year and Mrs. Atkinson requested each club member to invite one little guest TOT the meeting. The business meet Ing preceded the program and this was first disposed of and the yearly election of officers held, which re- suited as follows: President, Mrs. s. U. Matteson, first vice president Mrs. Frank Horner, second vice president. Mrs. w. l.. Matteson, federation sec- retary, Miss Maggie Yauger, treasur- CT, Miss Dollie Hawkins. The pro- gram was then turned over to the leader of the day, Mrs. Albert Adkin- son and was greatly enjoyed by the little guests as we'll as club memb- CTS. The program was as follows: Story, "Pan," by Mrs. Sylvester Mat teson; vocal solo, Story Book Ball. by Miss Dollie Hawkins; instrument- al, General Bum Bum," by Mrs. R. E. Bowles; vocal, Jack and Jill" and "Oh Dear! What Can the Matter