Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-13
BROWNIE

church began last Sunday, conducted
by the pastor, Ed. Liddell, assisted
by Rev. Miller of Maynard.
Quite a number from our neighbor-
hood attended the prOtracted meeting
at Skaggs several nights last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackman Of near Tip
perary visited over Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis.
Mrs. James Vester entertained her
father, S. r. Phipps, Of Maynard and
her brother, T. r. Phipps, Of Hart
ford, Ark, over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. IL. Bennett returned Wednes-
day of last week from a few days visit
to her mother, Mrs. Mccoy, near Poca-
hontas.
Miss Ula Goings was in Pocahontas
the greater part of last week visiting
relatives,
Burt Stevens spent the last week in
Knobel with relatives.
Milton Albright says he doesn't
mind patching so very much except
when lot of company comes in that
he isn't expecting and it hustles him
then to know what to cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert Triplett enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Archer and fam
ily at noon dinner last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim BrOwdy spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nose Long.
]. H. Bennett and wife entertained
Ed. Liddell at dinner on last Sunday.
Miss Alma Browdy spent Sunday
with Miss Lucille Bass.
Mrs. Wallace Brown entertained her
Sunday school class at a noon dinner
on last Sunday. Those present were,
Messrs. Ezra Alphin, Homer Kerley,
Glen Bass, Glen Shields, Mack Ben
nett, Burt Stevens, Milton Albright,
Jack Goings, Howard Clayton, Paul
Bennett, William Davis, Victor Pom
der and Wilbur Maple and John Comp
ton. The boys wish these occasions
would come Oftener.
Gene Bass and Joe Clayton gave a
fish fry and chicken roast to the peo-
pie of our little neighborhood on We'd
nesday night of last week. About 40
were present and all did justice to the
feast prepared. Those present report
a splendid time and some mighty fine
eats.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Holmes of Hutch
insOn, Kans., have returned to their
home after a couple of weeks spent in
this and adjoining communities, visit
ing old friends and haunts of earlier
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes were tell
ing factors in the social and religious
life of our community for several years
and their many warm friends appre-
ciate their visit and wish it would
have been of longer duration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Albright, with
their two daughters, Misses Velma and
Letha, spent last week recuperating
at Heber Springs. They report a fine
trip and a good rest.
A surprise birthday party was given
Miss Vera Kerley on Friday night of
last week. A good number of her
special friends were present and the
evening enjoyably passed. Miss Vera
delighted her company with two violin
selections, with Miss Tura Vester as
piano accOmpanist. The evening was
spent in conversation, music and social
games. Before leaving, the jolly crowd
was treated to ice cream, cake, hne
candy and watermelon. All left at a
seasonable hour, wishing Miss Vera
many, many happy returns of the day.
An event of social importance which
should have been written up last week
was the wedding on July 9th of Mt.
Cecil Abanathy and Miss Grace Stew
ems Both these young people are well
and favorably known in our neighbOr-
hood, Cecil having grown to manhood
among us. He is lad of fine charae-
ter, sterling worth and of a splendid
family. Grace is quiet. winsome
young lady and will make an ideal
wife. The whole community wishes
them joy and happiness throughout
their lives.
On Wednesday night of last week
the Sr. B. Y. p. L. gave an Indian
Social i'm the w. J. Brown park. 26
of these active workers were present
and enjoyed to the fullest the event.
The night was ideal for the occasion
and each member, partially in Indian
garb, played his part to perfection.
tepee erected earlier in the evening
made more realistic the scene. After
a time spent in jolly talk the big CHIEF,
Milton Albright, presented each mem
ber with an arrow and bow and each
was told to go hunting for the wild
animals that infested the woods. A