Pocahontas star herald., 1927-01-13
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The Christmas snow lasted nine
days. Sinde then the weather has
been ideal.
c. f. Kassinger had as his recent
guest his father, G. w Kassinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu White visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Seamans on Sunday
of last week.
Miss Grace O'Neal entertained with
party at her home last Saturday
night.
Mrs b. NJ. Leathers and son, Park,
spent the Christmas holidays with
relatives in Kansas.
Mrs. Dora Greene left last Saturday
for a visit with relatives at Portia.
Born, on Christmas, to Mr.. and Mrs.
b. b. Pyland of Yorba Linda, Calf,
a daughter.
Mr., and Mrs. Morton Beagle, two
newlyweds living above holland, were
well charivaried last Saturday night
Misses Pearl and Essie Leathars
were Thursday night guests with Miss
Dorsie Smith.
c. f.. Mitchell and son, Jim, and
Stone Hammonds have returned from
a trip through southern Arkansas.
We read with interest of the origin
of the old saying "a feather in his cap"
which was published in a recent issue.
Slim Farr recently happened to a
painful and serious accident when he
got fall which resulted in broken
arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Prater and son
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
DOnOhoo, at PocahOntas on New Years
day.
Il. NJ. Sisson spent Saturday looking
after his farm and other business in
terests near Imboden.
Emmett Huff has sold his farm and
home to Jim CoOns and will vacate
in a short time.
Mrs Virgie Cox has returned from
a visit in Lawrence county with Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Cox near Walnut Ridge.
We extend sincere sympathy to the
relatives of Uncle jeff Stacy; also 20
those bereaved by the death OF Mrs.
Sue Gattinger.
John Easter moved last week from
the Ragan farm to the Jim Shivley
farm which he viii help cultivate next
year
Miss Gladys Lacy was accompanied
by W. c. Clark to the picture show-at
Pocahontas last Saturday night
On Thursday of last week Mr.. ard
Mrs. Duke Million moved to the Davis
farm where they will make their future
home.
Miss Mettie Leathers Of st, Louis
sent to her new niece here the very
pretty name of Coma Geraldine Stay
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.- DonOhOO and
of POcahontas were recent
Sunday visitors here at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Prater.
A message was received here Satur-
day announcing the serious illness OF
Pearl Pyland, a recent resident here,
now living in Yorba Linda, Calf.
II is reported that Pearl Barnes has
bought the residence property ana
home of Paul Sloan and will occupy
the same in the near future.
Mrs. N. f. Pace and Mrs. T. c. Slay-
ton of Pocahontas were Noland callers
with Mrs. n. f. Pyland on Wednesday
of last week.
AIRS Anna Shivley, who has made
her home at the Ragan farm this WIZ
ter, left last Saturday to visit her
daughter in New Orleans
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Prater gave the
young folks a dance which was very
much enjoyed at their home last Thurs
day night.
1t is not the net from which we
came but the kind Of egg from wd.h
we were hatched, that makes us
swan or an ugly duckling.
Miss Jennie Scott of Cedar Ridge
and Clarence Hulse of Sutton were
recently married. They are making
their home with the groOm's parents.
Mrs. Myrtle Seamans, Mrs Winnie
Ragan and daughter, Fonda Jane, Mrs.
Hattie Prater and son, ]. W., celebrat-
ed the last day of the year with veFy
pleasant call on Mrs. Evalyn Sissoa,
We failed to mention the name of
Eugene Hardness on our parental
honor roll In our last report. He is
the proud father of a new daughter.
This makes twenty-four 1926 models
for holland.
Hurrahl For Justice J. A. DouS'as'
A real citizen, public in spirit, loyal
in friendship. Long may he live to
enjoy the esteem in which he is held by
Randolph citizens. AS Pastor Hall