The Little River news., 1922-07-01
Foreman News.


 in Wright City, Okla.
 Mrs. E. c. Penuel and daughter, Jesie spent a few days this week with the formers mother, Mrs. Martha Gray.
 Mrs. W. E. Ward left last Friday for her home in Little Rock after visit with her cousin, Mrs. R. E. Bowles. She was accompanied home by Miss Janie Ellis.
 Miss Mary Dollarhide spent Satur- day with Miss Ethel Donham at Ash down
 Mrs. Frank Morris left Saturday for la visit in Mena with Mrs. J. S. King. Her sister, Miss Ludie Buchanan ac- companied her as far as Ashdown. Miss Bernice Donham of Ashdown arrived Tuesday for visit with Miss Blanche Dollarhide.
 Rev. J. c. Glenn and family have re- turned from a visit in Paris, Texas. Atty. Ben Shaver and Circuit Clerk Jas. H Williams were transacting business in Foreman Saturday. Erna Davis and little daughter Catherine, of Horatio, spent last Fri l day with the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. F. M. Davis.
 J. W. Duren and Dr. A. B. Bishop were here from Ashdown Tuesday.
 Miss Carrie Collins has returned from visit with her sister, Mrs. Otto Forehand in Texarkana
 Frank Williams went to Idabel, Ok lahoma. on business Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. F. F. Bell had as their guests Saturday, MT. and Mrs. R. L.. Boyer, Jr., of Ashdown
 Miss Eliza Hooks of Idabel, Okla, spent Saturday night and Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Mollfe Hooks.
 Mrs. Lou J. Meroney returned Mon- day from a visit with her son, D. c. Myers, in Haworth Okla.
 Misses Mary and Grace Olive of Mena who have been visiting their i father, L. ". Olive returned home Saturday.
 Mrs. Albert Atkinson and children returned Saturday from a visit with Mrs J. A. Miller at Mena.
 Miss Ruth Howell had as her guest Ithis week Miss Bouldin of Mobile, Ala
 Miss Fife Loftin of Murfreesboro and Miss Corrine CoYington Of Nash vile, who have been visiting Mrs. $. T Coyington have returned home.
 Mrs. R. D Williams and little son ot IIdabel Okla. visited the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Madden this week.
 Miss Josie Anderson Of Hope is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. W. Berry
 County Clerk, R. E. Huddleston, was here from Ashdown Tuesday.
 Mrs. Jas. H. Williams of Ashdown is visiting her mother, Mrs. T. F. Pat terson.
 Mrs. Kate DoIlarhide had as her guests Sunday, MT. and Mrs. Joe Dol larhide and children of Dierks.
 Atty. B. E. Isbell was here from DeQueen Saturday.
 Atty Otis Gilleyen will have charge of the community singing here Thurs day night.
 A most enjoyable afternoon was spent at the home of Mrs E. G. Camp bell On last Wednesday when she, in her usual charming manner, enter tained members of the XVI$ Club and few friends The house was beau tifully decorated with cut flowers, and a table in the reception hall banked with flowers and on which was a bowl of delicious punch presided over by her daughters, Misses Christine and Blanche presented a pleasing picture to the entering guests. On comparing the tally cards at the close of the game it was found that Mrs. Worth Mateson had scored highest. Then the hostess. assisted by her daughters served 6 delicious ice course Those who enjoyed Mrs. Campbelrs hospital ity were: Mrs. Jas. H. Williams Of Ashdown, Mesdames Worth and Sil- vester Mateson, Daniel, Gillyen, R. E. Bowles, Jas. DoIlarhide, Collins, AL Der. Atkinson, Can't and Misses An nye Black and Cora Bailey.
 Miss Maggie Yauger delightfully."- en- tertained members of the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club and a few friends at the beautiful home of her sister Mrs. Nell Whealdon. At the close of the game which was played with much enthusiasm a delicious ice course was served. The guests were: Mrs Henry Hawkins, Mrs. W. M. Gath right, Mrs. Pierce B Buck, Wichita, Kan, Miss Edna Bouldin, Mobile, Ala, Mrs. o. B. Pullen and Mrs. Nell Wheal- don. and the members present includ ed Misses Cora Bailey, Elease Coul- ter, Ruth Howell, Carrie Collins, Beu- Ilah Carol, Mary Campbell Mary and