The Springdale news., 1913-06-20


 Miss "a hefine Banta and Miss Beatrice c Neal of Springdale, who were students u the University Of Arkansas the pss wear. both lar- fiei oft the houofs of their class the former in English and the lat Ter ia German It is certainly distinction for Springdale to have two of her young ladies thus hon orei
 Me danes ". q 0Wnbey. C. N. Furry, l. D Petross j. p Deaver ehas F Renner. P Smith and A, NJ Leitzell. members of the springdale Embroidery Club. went over to Eureka Springs Tuesday af ternoon to spend the remainder of the elk They were guests Of Mrs Roland Clark Tuesday night, who eu- tertained them at slumber party
 h the series of three games of base bail played at Bentonville Thursday. Friday and Saturday of last week the lotafS won the first game ? to i while Beptonville won the otter TWO to and II to 9 Thompson and Titlman was the battery in the first game. Os- I " Hhti anu lillHdH Glt 7+s Oiiu d1lQ Turpin. Ewalt ard Tillman the third game
 Mrs C B Robinson and son and daughter. Mrs B C. Conner of Tulsa, Okla. ar iEed Wednesday and drove to the Robinson farm hear Buffers ford on White River and will camp there for three months They will be joined later by Mir. Robinson and Mf Conner Mr Robinson is District Superin- tendent of NJ E Church of Tulsa District and Mr. Conner is prom inent lawyer of Tulsa
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 Frank Deaver Bob Btackard, A Baggett, Earl Thompson. Tony lar vis and Fay Stafford have just completed boat in which they eXpect to make q tour down White River They will put in at some nearby point east of town and eon- template floating down as far as Branson Mo, and perhaps OF down te eotter if onditions are fay orable They will start on their erutse some time forepart of next month
 G- l.. Daxts. living out beyond So- a9ra, Waa left here recently fer the purpose of making trip thru California. Oregon and other ser ti9ns. sends The News from The Dallas. Oregon. by parcel post quart box of strawberries On ac- count of the length of time the Der ries We're on the reai they arrived in a bad state of preservation. but il was plainly evident that the ber-= Ties We're original ' of mammoth proportions.
 Dr. J L Clemmer and family #eame over from Sprihgtown Last week fora visit withZthe formers parents. Mr and Mrs j. G elem ne pr. CIemmer has been suffer- ing with chronic appendicitis for some time past. and he expected to leave lastai sht for Rochester, Ninn for an operation. to be absent for probably month His friend, Dr F. B Young of this place aecompa- nied him on the trip Dr. Clemmer' 1 family will remain Il Springdale a few days longer when they will re- turn to their home
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 The members of the Sprinsdale Study Club. an organization com posed of a number of gentlemen We're guests at an open session of the Shakespeare Club, an organiza- ton of ladies. Tuesday evening af tha loige room The guests were served with punch on entering the room, and at the conclusion of the program ice cream and cake were served Mrs w H. kelso. presi- dent of the club presided, and very interesting and instructive program was rendered. including discussion Of number of histori- cal events. vocal solos by Miss Minnie Carter and Shakespearean readings by Mrs Br Crutcher By request Mrs Grut her also render ed a humorous selection, The Woodchuek Ms Grateher.s yer satile work showed ability much above the ordinary Another inter- eating feature was q reading By F. c Robb The Otherwise Man. one O. Henry Van Dykes little mast erpieees II was pleasant and profitable evening for all
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