We are very much in need of some rain around here at the present. Everything is getting dry.
The revival meeting began here Sunday morning. A good crowd was out Sunday and Sunday night. Bro. William Flint brought the messages. Bro. Howerton, our pastor, also Bro. McConnell of Searcy will assist in our meeting.
Arthur Liles carried a bus load to Booneville Sunday to see Lucille Liles. Also Shirley Nipper and Morris Harrison, who are patients at the state sanitortium. Mrs. Morris Harrison, who was discharged some time ago, went back to be with her husband and also to begin work. Mrs. Dora Woods of Beebe went to see her brother, Willie Joe Akidge, who is also a patient at the sanitorium. All were feeling fine.
Miss Reba Nell Cammil of Lebanon has been visiting her brother, Coy Gammill and family. She also visited Mary Liles. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Cordell have returned to their home at Blytheville after spending two weeks here with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Sallie Liles went to Gum Springs Wednesday to visit her son, Homer Liles and family. Mr. & Mrs. Haskell Liles have returned home from Carrisozo, New Mexico, where they have had employment in a cafe.
Mrs. Clark Bostain, who has been quite ill for some time, is feeling better at this writing. Mrs. Eloise Liles went to Little Rock Monday where she will begin work at a beauty parlor. We wish for her the best of luck in her work.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harrison, also Floyd Siler of this place, spent the week end with Mrs. Harrison’s parents, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Walker of Stoney Point. Mary Liles spent part of last week at Romance visiting Mr. & Mrs. Jack Gray. Mrs. Mamie Wilkerson of Greenville, Texas, spent a few days here visiting relatives. Mr. & Mrs. N. Liles, J.R. Liles and Lee Liles all made a flying trip to Carrizozo, New Mexico, to bring Mr. and Mrs. Haskel Liles back but to their surprise, when they arrived, Mr. & Mrs. Liles had already left for Arkansas. They visited with a few friends and sure had a nice trip.
Miss Ima Mae Quattlebaum left Monday for Little Rock where she will be employed in a beauty parlor. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lawson will do the singing for the revival.
White County Historical Society