The Little River news., 1923-05-09

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 : D. A. Cobb, planter, of the Wade ! Chapel community, was in Ashdow ! Saturday, attending to business. ! t A real 2-quart milk pitcher in plai : white on sale Saturday, May 18th, a the Variety Store for only 29c. Prof. I. w. Holmes, superintendent of the Richmond school, was in Ash down Saturday attending to business Milton Meyer of St. Louis left Sun day night after spending few day with his brother, s. J. Meyer and fami ly.
 Miss Mary Fawcett, secretary for tht Agricultural school at Magnolia, is visiting her mother, Mrs. D. R. Faw- cett.
 I Mesdames A. Eichold and s. J. Mcy- CT and little daughter and Milton Mey- CT mCtored to Foreman Friday after noon.
 l Mesdames Frank Morris, o. B. Pui- lien and Miss Grace Pullen of Fore man were shopping in Ashdown Sat urday
 , Rev. J. T. Benson of Ogden was here Monday enroute home after fill ling his appointments at Red Bluff Sunday
 r Positive protection against moth damage if you use Larvex' without an .odor and will not stain. For sale at ROSenZWeig's.
 J. L. Martin and family and Ruel Phillips visited MT. and Mrs. John Phillips Sunday to see the new daught- CT of the latter.
 Jake Cobb and Miller Johnston re- turned Friday night from Little Rock where they attended the Arkansas Bankers Conventions County Demonstrator A. F. Scheid went to Horatio Tuesday With a num- Der of men and farmers to visit the strawberry fields of Sevier county. Col. w. J. Old editor of the Gazette at Idabel, was a News caller Monday. Col. Old has made a notable success as publisher and his paper is one of the strongest that comes to our desk, and one of those which we enjoy reading. The following were selected as dele gates to the Southern Baptist Conven- tion, which convenes at Kansas City. Mo-, Wednesday of next week, by the Baptists here last week: Rev. J. E. Merrell, the pastor; Senator John J. DuLaney, and Dr. A. B. Bishop.
 o. l.. Bishop, who is farming on the Frank Locke farm on Red River was in AshdIown Tuesday. MT. Bishop re- turned to Little River county in Janu- ary, after a two years stay in Louisi- ana, and says there is no place like Little River county.
 Mesdames Dell Dritt, J. R. Wood and J. E. Locke are hostesses for the Fri day Afternoon Music Club at the home of Mrs. J. E. Locke at p. m., Thurs day afternoon, instead of Friday. Mrs E. B. Mobley is leader. Subject, Wag- ner. MT. Gene Ellis, singer of the Fort Worth School of Music, has been invited to sing.
 MT. and Mrs. A. N. Gilbert of Red Bluff were in Ashdown Tuesday morn. ting.
 o. H. Wilkerson on his return iron a week end visit with Mrs. Wilkersor at Philadelphia, reports the arrival o a nine pound girl at their home. E George Wickham of near Red Bluff was in Ashdown Saturday. Mr. Wick
 ham is young farmer that is doine
 some good work on the Cope farm
 He has bedded out 45 bushels of swee
 potatoes, and has the slips ready te
 pull, some of which were pulled over
 a week ago. He manages this by
 building furnace around his potato
 bed, keeping it fired at all times. Hi. potatoes are several weeks ahead o
 time and will enable him to get tn,
 potatoes on the market earlier thar
 usual, demanding a fancy price a harvesting time.
 The meeting of the two auxiliarie.
 of the Presbyterian church was helt
 at the social home on Wednesday, Ma,
 2nd The first half of the meeting wa.
 a study on the Immigrant, very abl, led by Mrs. Gus Chewning. We fount that we had nothing to be proud O
 in our treatment of the Foreigner il our land, and also found that the Unit ed States depend nearly 90 per cen ] on the labor of the foreigner Afte, | tha hIr cipocc cacc;nr +Io LoJo-