The Springdale news., 1914-04-17

i section they decided to cut their stay snort. Shore stood the trip nice T., ana returns home feeling stronger than when he left
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 Letters are out announcing the annual meeting of the Springdale High School Alumni Association to be held this year at Armory Hall, Friday night, May l. The meeting is called for 7.50 Members are re spending nicely to the annual notice and everything points 10 very sue .cesful and enjoyable meeting this year
 After a residence Of few months in Fort Smith MT and Mrs. J. W. Woodruff have returned to Spring, dale 10 make their home with the latters parents, Mr and Mrs. E. S. Horton, and their many friends are delighted to have them back. Mir. i Woodruff will continue his work on the road for a Fort Smith wholesale house.
 The News extends congratulations to Allan Gates Of the Fayetteville Daily on his marriage at Little Rock i "Wednesday to Miss Kathleen Bark man, one of the handsome and ac- complished young ladies Of that city. Mr. Gates has proven his worth since coming to Fayetteville and talk ing charge of the Daily, and has made many friends in Fayetteville and Washington County.
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 A. ". Parke, the well known Lit tie Rock newspaper correspondent, is trying his hand at editing a coun- try daily during the absence Of the editor, Allan Gates, Of the Fayette- vile Daily, who is away on an important mission Parke is do ] ing very good job of it, too
 Rev. C. H. Sherman. who had been ID in this section on business, re- turned yesterday morning to his home at Pottsvil1e.
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 Arnold Ledbetter, the enterprising publisher Of the Huntsville Republi- can, has installed Junior Linotype and Fay Stafford of the News force went over Friday to assist in getting the machine in operation Since talk ing charge of the Republican sever al months ago Mr. =Ledbetter has steadily improved the paper, and with this new addition to his equip ment he will be able to still further improve it.
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 Mr and Mrs. IL. Lane Were call cd 10 Huntsville Saturday by the crit #ieal= Illness of the formers mother, Mrs Annis Lane, who died Saturday night. The remains were inferred i'll the Huntsville cemetery Sunday afternoon. Deceased was 6S years of age and had long resided in that community. Mr Lane is the only surviving member of a family of five children, his father having died sev- eral years ago.
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 Ollie Langford and Albert Litterel were fined $l000 and costs in one case and $50 and costs and thirty days i'll jail in another case in Squire Atwood s court Monday on the charge of stealing chickens. Being unable to pay the fine, amounting in all to SS5, they were taken to the county jail at Fayetteville. This is not the first time Langford has been in the tolls, as he served term in the penitentiary for stealing wire from the telephone company.
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 j. D. Wilson, District Superintend- ent of the Childrens Home Society, of Arkansas, was in Springdale this week in the interests of the Society. This society has for it's purpose the care and protection of the homeless children of Arkansas. Needy children in the state are taken in charge, cared for, clothed, and if necessary given the best medical attention, and homes are provided for the homeless. The Saye Hannaford Memorial Home is located at Morrilton, where many children are cared for, and the sick children are sent to the sani- tarium at Little Reek Mr Wilson has an office al Fayetteville, l04 North East Street, and any letters, or telephone calls, calling for further Information, or about needy children will be promptly answered The society also places children in homes. where desired
 Ennbr oidery Club Hostesses.
 The adies of the Embroidery Club ere hostesses at a pretty Easter