The Little River news., 1923-01-13
Foreman News.

fOIendu, Jdu. 1l.-( (opGCldl.J - Rev. J. c. Glenn, former pastor of the M E. Church of Foreman, but now business manager of the Arkansas Methodist, spent few days in Fore man this week.
 MT. and Mrs Geo. Taatfe moved to Ashdown Monday.
 Mrs. L. w. Olive arrived Monday for a visit with her husband.
 i Mrs. E. G. Campbell has as her guest this week, her sister. Mrs. M. M Little of Anadarko, Okla. i Mrs. John Anderson returned Sat urday from visit at Hugo, Okla. i M. E. Rosenzweig of Lake Village, was here Wednesday attending to business.
 Mrs. Il. o. White and Mrs. Lat Wiz son and little son, Joe Olive, motored to Ashdown Thursday.
 Mrs.. Roy Jones left Wednesday for Paris, Texas, where she will visit with friends and relatives.
 Mrs. Ross Johnston and daughter, Johnnie Ross, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. N. D. Ellis. | Mrs. E. G. Campbell spent a few days in Ashdown last week, the guest of Mrs. Ben Shaver
 MT. and Mrs. Leslie Lindsay and little daughter returned Tuesday from Ia visit with relatives in DeKalb, Tex.
 Rev. H. M. Howell returned tSatur- day from a visit with his wife and daughter and other relatives at Excel soir Springs, and Nevada, Mo-, and Topeka, Kansas.
 Mrs. G. c. Hayden is visiting rela- tives in Hugo. Okla., this week. MT. and Mrs. w. H. Childers spent Monday in Hope.
 Sam Seligson and Isadore Marcus motored to Ashdown Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Frank Tipton spent Sunday at Goodwater, Okla., the guest of relatives.
 Mesdames o. l.. Davis and Frank Tipton spent Monday in Idabel, Okla The Thursday Afternoon Music Club met last Thursday with Mrs. Otis Gil- leylen. Notwithstanding rather small attendance, the meeting provel 1 to be very interesting. Mrs. Franl HorDer was leader for the afternoon, and gave splendid history of review after the first part of the program which delt with Austrian composers /" Following Q period devoted to blsi- ness discussion, the hostess ass sted by Mrs A1Crner, served most tempt ing salad course.
 '..l, Az, tion Bridge Club met V n MrS A. C. Atkinson on last Tuestlay afternoon. After a short business session a delightful social hour was en10red. High score was won by Mrs. Jas. Dollarhide. A dainty salad course was served. The next meeting will be on January 19. with Mrs. Robt. Morris. Guests present were: Mes danes w. M. Gathright, and Henry Hawkins and the members pre~ent were, Mesdames Jas. Dollarhide, A. G. Atkinson, Otis Gilleylen, Frank Horn CT. J. o. Livesay and s. D. Matteson.
 On last Wednesday afternoon the home of Mrs. B. G. Campbell was beautifully decorated in pink and white for the elaborate Bridge lunche~ on given by Mrs. M. M. Little and Mrs. Robt. Campbell for Miss Christine Campbell whose approaching marri- age to MT Clifton Daniels on January 25th was announced in a very unique way. Pink cats attached to the score cards by pink ribbons and hidden in white silk bag gave the exciting news. Prizes were given to Mrs. Otis Gilleylen who won high score; Mrs. Jas. D. Shaver, who won second and Miss Christine Campbell guest Of honor. Those enjoying this delight ful hospitality were. Mesdames J. D. Shaver. TexarkaEa, Ben Shaver, Ash down, E. w. Bales, East St. Louis, H., Leslie Daniels, Texarkana, l.. F. Dan iels, Otis Gilleylen, Virginia Bowman, Gilbert Bowman. M. E. Reed, Jas. II, Ellis, Roy Berry, Jas. Dollarhide. E. G. Campbell, A. N. LaGrone, Byron Goodson, O. B. Pullen, W. E. Hopson, O. l.. Davis. s. D. Mattecon, w. M. tGathright, Otto Focehand, Texarkana, Frank Horner, Grover Milford, Texar. kama, and Robt. Morris and Misses Christine Campbell, BlaLchc Camp bell. Carrie Collins, Elcase Coulter, and Mary Campbell.