Pocahontas star herald., 1926-07-01
BROWNIE

Weather very, very dry and crops
needing rain especially early corn and
meadows.
Joe Clayton and wife spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bennett,
Frank Archer and family with jim
Browdy and wife were Sunday guests
of Elbert Triplett and family.
Herman, Raymond and Louis Reason
Of near POcahOntas visited their aunt,
Mrs. DOna Going, and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Urcie Phipps and little
son, Hughes, Of Hartford, Ark, spent
a couple of days last week visiting
Mr.. Phipps' sister, Mrs. James Vester,
and family.
Miss Eula Going entertained at Sun
day dinner the two S. S. classes, No.
and 5. The boys and girls were
sumptuously dined and spent a lovely
day with Miss Enla as hostess.
Mss. Una Merrweather is with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James vester,
for a couple of weeks visit.
Gene Bass and family were Peach
Orchard visitors Sunday.
Mrs. J. d. Kerley, with little Wy
mona and Master Earnest and Mrs.
Kerley's daughter, Mrs. Ezra Alphin,
and baby, Virginia Almadene, of st.
Louis were six o'clock dinner guests
last Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs, w. ],
Brown.
Several of our erstwhile farmers
and their respective families picnick-
ed ON the banks Of Little River Satur-
day and enjoyed an Old-fashioned ish
fry. They report a fine social time
and a splendid dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Morris were in
Corning Monday on business.
Cecil Abanathy and wife, who have
been disturbed several nights the past
week by the unusual restlessness Of
their mules and dog, found the cause
to be n large wild cat. Cecil said it
was n huge animal of its kind and had
come up into their door yard, no doubt
for water. He called for his gun but
before he could take aim the sly feline
had taken to taller timber. Cecil has
set n trap to catch the animal should
il repeat its call
The Brownie Literary Club met on
Thursday evening of last week with
Misses Lily and Nova Mustain. After
an interesting program and some spec
ial book reports, the society went into
the election of officers for the coming
quarter, with results as follows: Paul
Bennett, president: Miss Velma All
bright, sec-treas. Before the dismis-
sal Mrs. Mustain served ices and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Emerson. Mrs.
Abbie Whitaker and daughter, Anna
Dell, and Mrs. Willard iCrnnk of Peach
Orchard attended services at Baptist
church here Sunday morning.
A message came to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
s. Davis from Niles. Mich, Saturday
telling them their son, Oran, who has
been working in that locality for some
time past, had happened to a very seri-
GUS accident, having been hit by an
auto while on motor cycle The ines
sage gave very little hopes of a re-
c0very and Mr.. Davis started immedi-
ately for Niles. The entire neighbor
hood is in sympathy with these good
people and are anxiously waiting with
them for more hopeful news from
Oran.
Ed. Liddell filled his appointment
Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday
night at Baptist church. Large and
attentive audiences gSeeted him at
each service and his sermons were tell
ing and logical as well as scriptural
NIL anu Ahi - JuihtNs 0NNOhAlboHAtN
by Ezra Alphin and family and Bert
Stevens, returned to their homes in
st. Louis Sunday after a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends in this
and adjoining neighborhoOds. '"L
A number of friends from our vitfn-
ity attended the funeral services of
Mrs. John Cunningham held at NJ. f.
church at Peach Orchard on Thursday !
of last week at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Quellmalz of
Brookings contemplate leaving for st.
Louis in a few days to make their per-
manent home in that city. We are
sorry to lose these good people from
our vicinity. They have greatly en-
deared themselves to all their friends |
and acquaintances in the time they
have been with us and by their up
right, Christian lives have been living |
examples to others. Our best wishes