Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-08
BROWNIE


We still have rains now and then,
enough to keep the cotton in bad shape
for picking.
Some sickness in our neighborhood
this week, malaria the principal ma
lady
Nose Long was in PocahOntas on
business Saturday of last week.
Several from our vicinity were in
itated into the mysteries of the Order
of Royal Neighbors on Wednesday
night of last week at Peach Orchard
Mr. and Mrs Ezra Alphin and their
infant daughter left for St. Louis
Sunday night, where they go for a
permanent residence. We are sorry
to have them leave MS, but trust they
may find success and contentment in
their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vester and Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Merriweather spent Sun
day last with Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Ben
nett.
No b. Y. p. Z. meeting last Sunday
night on account of the heavy down
pour OF rain in late evening.
Miss Edna Hubbard returned to her
home In Missouri last week after a
pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Albright, and family here.
Miss Vera Kerley, who is attending
the Baptist Academy at Maynard,
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
homefolks, returning to Maynard
Monday.
Mrs. w. j. Brown spent couple of
days i'm Corning last week visiting
friends.
Messrs. Wayman Goings and Ray
mond Reason spent Sunday with rela-
tives at Five Mile Spring near POca-
hontas.
Mrs. ]. ID. Kerley was in Corning
last Wednesday shopping.
A number from here attended the
picture show at Peach Orchard Satur-
day night.
Miss Letha Albright was Sunday
guest of Miss Lucille Bass.
The Quellmalz cotton gin has been
very busy the past two weeks, cotton
being handled here from all parts of
the country.
Misses Wilma Vester and r. A.
Goings were Sunday dinner guests Of
Miss Lucille Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Albright with
Baby Theda took Sunday dinner with
w. J. Brown and family.
John Young and family will soon
move into the house vacated by Ezra
Alphin's. The Youngs are good
family and we are glad they have. con-
cluded to stay another year in our
nelghbOrhood.
A number of the members of the
Royal Neighbors Lodge from this yicin-
ity attended the II. n. program which
was put on at the Masonic Hall in
Rnobel Thursday night of last week,
Mrs. Lillian Lee of Little Rock, state
organizer, and Mrs. Nora Peterson,
ID. o. for Clay county, were in attend
ance and had charge of the entertain
ment. The drill by Peach Orchard
Camp was an attractive number and
though they had had but little prac-
tice all members were imbued with
sufficient understanding to properly
carry the work through. We congratu-
late p. O. Camp and give great credit
TO Mines. Lee and Peterson.
Mrs. Joe Clayton entertained her
s. S. class (the Card Glass; at her
home 1-2 mile east of the church on
last Sunday. The little tots had fine
time and lovely dinner. Mrs. Clay
ton has won her way into the hearts
of those little children and is an ideal
teacher.
Luther Abanathy is building neat
little house on his farm east Of the
church. to be occupied by his son,
Cecil, and wife. The place is very
pretty and homelike already and will
be quite an addition to our country
side.
A live s. S. is a telling factor in any
community and this little neighbor-
hood boosts of as wide awake one as
can be found in this part of the state.
Each Sunday brings us one or more
new members. Last Sunday Mrs.
Welsh of Brookings became an honor
ed member of Glass No. 6 and we
trust her interest may grow in the
work and that through her influence
others may be brought into the ranks.
IN THE POUND