The Little River news., 1922-05-10
Foreman News.

D"iioih6 W hodh ASSOCldLlOH or Little Rock, spent Thursday night with the family of E. G. Campbell. Jake Rhyme and Dan McDuffie were l here from Texarkana last Friday
 Mrs. Leslie Piercy and little daught- CT, Dorothy of Valiant, Okla, return ed home last Friday after visit with rslatives and friends in this city. | pr. A. M. Nixon of Arden was trans acting business. in Foreman last Sat urday
 Pink Jones of near Winthrop was in Foreman last Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. s. J. Meyer and child ren and Mrs. A. Eichold and Misses Lena Fawcett and Bendette Chamber lain visited friends in this city Sun day. Mrs. Julia Pettigrew returned Mon I day from a visit with relatives in Wilton.
 Attorney Percy Steel of Ashdown was in Foreman Monday attending to business.
 ' N A. George was transacting busi- ness in Idabel, Okla, Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. M. Gathright had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. C.. D. Gathright of Ashdown.
 Jas. H. Williams of Ashdown mot ored to Foreman Wednesday. | Micc pnnAafta nol1arhi1a urhn hoa been teaching at Augusta arrived home Wednesday.
 Mrs. Bettie Traylor of Ashdown spent a few days this week with her daughter, Mrs. F. F. Bell.
 MT. and Mrs. s. T. Covington and sons, spent Sunday in Texarkana, the Iguests of relatives.
 Mrs. R. $. Davis of Arden returned home last Friday after visit with the family of her son, w. T. Davis.
 Mrs. Bettie Glover returned Tues day from an extended visit with her brothers, Jim and Ike Adair in Hen ryetta, Okla.
 Me5dames Fred Can't and o. l.. Davis spent Wednesday in Paris, Tex.
 Mrs. Wane Reece spent Saturday in this city, the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Reece.
 PGeorge Taaffe, Joe Amends and Ed |.Frauenfelder made business trip to Alkinda last Friday.
 The community sings at the Best Theater have been attracting big crowds. Good programs have been presented both last week and this,. and a general good time had by all Ppresent.
 Mrs. s. D. Matteson was hostess to the Thursday Afternoon Music Club on last Thursday afternoon, May 3rd. The Club was called to order by the President and after the business was transacted the program was turned over to Mrs. Henry Hawkins, the lead CT of the day. A short sketch of the life of Ruccini was given by Mrs. Henry Hawkins. The first act of the |"Opera" Madam Butterfly, was given by Mrs. R. w. Berry and the second act by Mrs. Albert Atkinson. The program proved very interesting, and was interspersed by records from the Opera. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Wv. l.. Matteson served delicious sher- bet and cake.
 Mrs. E. G. Campbell was hastess to the Thursday Bridge Club on Thurs day of last week. A most delightful afternoon was spent. At the close of the game the hostess, assisted by her daughters. Misses Christine and Blanche Campbell served a delicious salad plate The next meeting will be with Mrs. Albert Atkinson.
 Mrs. Jas. H. Ellis delightfully."- en- Itertained members of the WI Club and a few friends at the home of Mrs. Edward Hawkins On last Wednesday afternoon. The rooms were beautl- fully decorated with baskets and vas- es of roses, and Forty Two was enjoy ed throughout the afternoon. Mrs |E1lis, assisted by Mesdames Hawkins, Jas. Dollarhide and w. F. Hopson served a delicious two course lunche- on. carrying out the Club cOlors green and white. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Ellis hospitality were: Mes danes Bowman Matteson, Campbell, Collins, Berry, Dollarhide, Gathright, Atkinson, Daniel, Yauger, Bowles, 'Perlej, Jenkins, LaGrone, Bishop, Hopson, Gilleyen and Hooks.