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The Springdale news., 1914-06-05
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Nina and Ivory Williams went to Rogers Sunday evening
 The Reed family of Springdale visited Sunday atWill Gowan's.
 Every one is justly proud of the new cement walk from Looney's cor nar to the Hildreth corner.
 Arthur Mayes and Will Cowan auto-eycled to GraYette Saturday to the Rural Letter Carriers meeting.
 Mrs. Mcleod and children of Springdale came up Sunday to visit a few days at the John Maxwell home
 Pearl Wilmuth Of Tuseahoma, Ok lahoma, arrived Monday as a sur prise for a visit with her cousin, Ruth Wilmuth
 The sweet strains of music now heard on band practice nights con tinces everyone that the band boys are progressing rapidly in their mu- sic.
 Jim Martin has purchased the old house of Chas. Anderson and is nov ing it to his farm just north of town where he expects to place a tenant thereon.
 The Pinkston family went to Ben tonVife Sunday to see Mrs. Pinks- ton who is there having experienced successful operation for gall stones. They found her do.ng nicely and re- turned that evening.
 Wythe Walker and family of Rog CTS drove their car down Sunday evening and Sunday morning they took the Jeff Walker family to Si- loam Springs to spend the day with Mrs Mary Pyle, (nee Walker.
 Prof. Davis Of Rogers brought AIr Fenton down from Rogers who is State worker in Christian Endeayor work and they held very interest ing and instructive service that ev- ening at the Presbyterian church.
 Ethelyn.
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probably stay two or three weeks, but Mr Harris returned home the first of the week.
 There was an old time "shin dig at the Blake place Saturday night and a big supper Guess those who were not too tired from picking strawberries all day had good time The writer wasn't there.
 w. H. Dodgen and family spent Sunday with 4. A. Hazel and fam fly. Mrs. Hazel seems to be about the same as she has been for some time-better one day and worse the next. There seems to be nothing to give her permanent relief.
 The death angel visited the home of Uncle Joe McCarg yesterday af- ternoon about four o'clock and took his loving companion Aunt Emm, as everybody called her. She had only been sick a short time. She will be buried this afternoon Monday between and 3 o'clock in the Spring town cemetery. Uncle Joe has the sympathy of the entire community in his sad affliction
The Springdale news., 1914-06-05
ANOTHER OCEAN DISASTER.

Another ocean disaster costing oy- CT 1000 lives happened last Friday morning when the Empress Of Ire land. carrying l. .437 passengers and crew, sank before dawn in the St. Lawrence river The yesssl was bound rom Quebec to Liverpool and was rammed during a fog by the col Her Starstod. ! majority of those saFed were members of the ship crew, not over 60 passengers being among the rescued The ship sank within twenty minutes after the aeci- dent and D fore rescue ships could render aid. A large number of the passengers were members of the Sal Yation army enroute to England
The Springdale news., 1914-06-05
SPRING GRE FIX.
enjoyed
Casey Jones

wberries will soon be a thing Of the past.
 Carl Atkisson was Sunday visit or at the Wiley home.
 Jesse Bradley attended the fifth Sunday meeting a Shady Grove Sun day
 Grover Barron Of near Hindsyille is visiting his brother J. k. Barron and family
 Mr. and Mrs H. NJ Atkison visit ed their son Barl at Cave Springs Sunday of last week
 Rev. Floyd Jones of near Center ton, preached an interesting sermon at this place Sunday at II a. m.
 There was singing al this place Sunday afternoon of last week, which was attended by a large crowd
 Misses Elmena Watkins and Rose Aaron have been employed to teach the fall term of school at this place.
 Miss Ina Ballinger left Thursday of last week for Webb City, Mo, where she will visit with her brother.
 Remember the third Sunday in this month is the annual old time singing at this place. Everybody come and bring well filled baskets.
 Willie Pearson happened to a pain. ful accident last week when a horse fell down with him breaking his leg
 Emma Bingham spent Saturday night with her uncle John Bingham and family
 Henry Pace left with his family las week for Okmulgee, Okla, where he has traded his farm to a MT. Bryan
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ELM SPRINGS.

Several from this place attended the memorial service at White Oak last Saturday
 The people are taking up a collee- ton for the benefit of buying Rev. j.. H. Ruble a horse.
 Will Fergus has made quite an im- proyement about his premises by adding a netting fence.
 John Williamson, road oyerseer has been working the automobile pike road from Elm Springs to Tonti- town
 There was an ice cream supper at T. w Pollard last Saturday night. All enjoyed themselves by eating cream and playing snap.
 Frank Ritter and Elmer DeaYer will leave Tuesday for New Murdock, kans., where they expect to help harvest that bumper wheat crop.
 The well cultivated corn is show ing it's cultivation since the recent showers Oats and wheat are looking the finest the writer ever saw for tae season.
 There wil be Gaildren's Day Tx. ereises at this place the second sun day in June Everybody is cord aIiy invited to bring well filled baskets  and spend the day
 \ large crowd from this place at= tended the Sunday School Convention at Steele. Ark. last Sunday Steele is small village Oh the K. C X NJ R. R, better known as Thomas school house.
 In honor of their friend Will Me. spadden, q week ago last Sunday af- ter the church hour, party consist ing of aIr and Mrs. J. NJ Webster. Mr, and Mrs. $. H. Mccoy, Miss Nora Williamson, Miss Cora Mccoy and Will McSpadden all drove over to Cave Springs where upon the grass near the beautiful spring the well filled baskets were set forth to a happy and hungry crowd After the feast the party journeyed over to Zion where an all day singing vas enjoyed.
 Casey Jones
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John Culpepper to do the preaching and his son in charge of the music We are preparing for and expect ing great meeting. To this end we, not only invite, but we urge all Chris. tian people to come over and help us.
 If you sing We want you in the choir. If you do not sing We want you in the congregation to help us pray and work for the victory.
 A. L. Cline, Pastor.
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Blondy.


Mae Johnson and Millie Sharp at tended church at Mt Springs sun- day and Sunday night
 Cab Duncan has been in the hos pital at Fayetteville for sometime taking treatment for his eyes Last report said his eyes were no better.
 Fred and Littleton Johnson made a trip to Fayetteville Friday of last week. Fred had slight operation performed on his throat. His health doesn't seem to improve as fast as we would like 10 see it.
 We are glad to report Elmer John- son who has been at Little Rock taking treatment at the Home for the Insane. returned last week sound and well. Elmer says he Is feeling fine and weighs more than he ever did. vhicl#hss loolss certainly proves.
 Yes we asfe I the Ftth sunday Meeting at tt s1ruas and several oc 4=r folks ad ler4ls tde targ. est crowd ever at=taht place was there Sunday Some fine sermons were deligefd and good order was maintained through all the services. Rev. Wilse Drake and Jim Young and Dr. Hill of Drake's Creek. were visitors Sunday
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he is the right man in the right place Strawberry season will soon be over. Though a light crop in this locality Messrs Fleming and Hutch ems report an excellent yield. That was a fine write-up our edi- tors wife gave us on her trip to the city of roses, which was our home and whose excellent people are un- excelled for hospitality.
 At the school meeting held some time recently, R. NJ. Atkison was elected as director A mill tax was voted. We learn Miss Beryl Bason has been employed to teach the fall and winter term beginning the first Monday in October
 More Anon
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Evelyn
WOOOEAWN.
to Arkansas

Mrs. Pierce, of SprtngdaIe, made q business trip to this neighborhood last Wednesday.
 Mrs. Mag Holloway and Mrs. Ada Gray made a business trip to Elm Springs few days ago.
 Mir. and Mrs. Drake of Wheeler spent Saturday night with their daughter Mrs Ed James.
 Miss Stella Woods who lives be- tween this place and Harman has ing term of school at Lone Cedar.
 Miss Tressie sherman of Elm Springs has been employed to teach the school at this place this coming term.
 MT. vandiver is the proud posses sor of young mule team which he recently purchased from Denwood Pearson.
 Berry picking is at close and many Of the "tol worn pickers are rejoicing at the thought that it comes only once a year.
 The Misses Gary of Wheeler. who have been staying at the home or Mr. Darby and engaging in the Der ry picking, returned to their home last Friday.
 Sadie and Hazel Yandiyer, some more of our local berry pickers who have been staying at the home Of their grandfather J. M. Payne of Thomas, journeyed back to their home last Saturday
 X number from this locality would have been present at the annual graveyard working at White Oak last Saturday had it not been for the strawberry picking. Some have expressed their intnetion of going some other day and doing their share of the work.
 Last Sunday being the last Sunday that Chas. Pierce and family intend to spend in this country, few neigh bors gathered in and spent the day with them. They intend leaving for Beloit. Kansas, on the next day af. ter the sale, that is the fourth of Of June. They left this country a few years ago. and returned last September. We cant say exactly just when they will reach Arkansas
The Springdale news., 1914-06-05
HIGHLAND VIEW

Aunt Nancy Culwel is on the sick list
 We have no teacher at Richland View yet
 Wood Phillips made business trip to Elkins Saturday
 Been looking awfuily rainy but we haven't had much rain yet.
 aIr. MeBroom of War Eagle spent latter part of last week with his daughter, Rebecea Clement.
 Lee and olin Cufwell and Jesse Dean attended church and Sunday school at Maguire Sunday and Sun day night.
 Mrs. John Clement has been real sick, but at last report was getting along very well. She has neryo1.s prostration and heart trouble. Evelyn spent Saturday and Sunday with friends at Mcguire. While there we heard the excellent dis courses delivered by Rev. Graham Eyert Smith left last week for Montana where he will spend the summer. He will then go to Cali fornia--if if be don't come back to Arkansas.
 L>,ralv0
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sPRINGTOWN.
 Zeuxis.

A. B. Bell is away at Normal this week.
 Mrs. Della Dodgen, Of Gentry, spent most of last week visiting with rela- tives and friends here returning home Sunday.
 Raymond Glass and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday with the latters parents, Dr. and Mrs. Scott of Highfill.
 Jake Cardwell returned home last week from California where he has been for some time. He returned home on account of his brothers Illness.
 Elmer Harris and family of Hinds- vile came over last week to visit Mrs. Harris, relatives here. She will
The Springdale news., 1914-06-05
WITH MRS. STAFFORD.

Last week We had the pleasure of going with Mrs. J, P. Stafford, in fancy, to one of the best little cit ies in the whole United States This We enjoyed very much. but some of Us had greater treat last Satur. day We went in reality to the home Of Mrs. Stafford and enjoyed a four course luncheon Plates were laid for seventeen women only The table was beautifully decorated and the favors, pretty pinks tied in pink, centered around bowl of pink and white rose buds.. The ribbons ended at each plate whereon rested a cute little Japanse girl telling Us our place. Mrs. Albert Bevers of Prairie Grove, as guest of honor, found her place at the head of the table, with Mrs. Roland Clark of Harrison and Mrs. w. P. Hail near by.
 Sweet music sped the time on wings swift as an eagles.
 Mrs. Stafford d.d not enjoy her four days at the Press Association more than we enjoyed the four hours at her home. X.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL INTEREST

The News is requested to an nounce that the w. c. T. U. will meet next Monday afternoon, June s, at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. NJ. C. Hickman.
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 Miss Zoe Cramer, of Tulsa, Ok, spent her short vacation of Saturday and Sunday visiting with her uncle and aunt. Rev. and Mrs. NJ. c. Hick- man of this place.
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 Miss Mildred Thompson left Friday morning for Big Springs, Texas, to spend couple of months visiting with her grandparents, Prof. and Mrs. s. E. Thompson
The Springdale news., 1914-06-05
EAIRVjEW.


 John McDaniel is visiting relatives at Cave Springs.
 B. F. Pitts Of Rogers is visiting his son Verdie today.
 Wesley MeDaniel has returned from a visit with relatives at Rhea.
 Robert Beard and family of Cave Springs spent Sunday Ut the Pitts home.
 4lr and Mrs Tom Locke of Rogers called at the PheIaa home Friday evening.
 Roy Keith oI sloan Springs spent Saturday night and Sunday with Carl Phelan
 Mr. and Mrs Fred Hunter of Lime dale were Sunday visitors at the Powell home.
 Mr and Mrs. lobe Key of New Hope spent sunday with Mr. and Mrs Joseph Morton. Mrs F. B. Price spent Thursday evening with her daaghter. .Mrs.En- os Stanton of Rogers. Valeom Johnson visited relatives in Fayetteville and Siloam Springs Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. J. 4. Silence goes to selig- man. Mo, this evening for a weeks visit with her parents.
 Miss Pearl Fife who has been yis- ting Miss Nettie Johnson has re- turned to her home at Ava, Okla
 MT. and Mrs. Vernie Kellogg and Charles Anderson and Miss Alma Couch were in Fayetteville Saturday. R. \. Looney, Carl Phelan and Wesley McDaniel were employed on .a White River bridge east of Rogers last week.
 Charles Smith, Charles Anderson, Herbert Schade, Don Price. Carl and Herman Phelan were enjoying ac4uat tic sports on White River Sunday.
 Mr Foust Of Rogers has been en- pioyed to teach our next term of school. It will probably be a seven months term. commencing in Sep tember
 Mrs. N. [. Pardue and daughter Bonnie and Mrs. j. N Phelan and daughters Lydia and Helen attend cd memorial services at Oakley s Chapel Saturday.
 Last Monday evening being Miss Aileen kendall's birthday number of her friends surprised her with a party Those present were: Misses Hattie Kirkpatrick, Ethel and Stella Mayo. Manda Stewart, Ada and Bess McNIurry, Jessie Atkinson. Nettie Johnson and Nora Stewart. Also Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Harris, MT. and Mrs. Dave Looney and Messrs. Hubert Thomas Valcour Johnson, Carl Phelan. Ar thur Sommers, John Gordon, Charles Smith and Lea Derreberry. Ice cream and cake were served and the guests after wishing Miss Aileen many more pleasant birthdays de parted for their respective homes, feeling that a most enjoyable evening had been spent
 Zauyis
The Springdale news., 1914-06-05
NOTICE w.. o. w.

All members of W. O. w. are re- quested to meet at the lodge hall Thursday night for business of in. portant nature All members and their families are also requested to meet at the hall at 200 Sunday to assist in the decoration exercises.
 By Order Committee.
The Springdale news., 1914-06-05
Central Presbyterian.

The Central Presbyterian congre. gation will have Sunday School next Sunday morning at 9:45 at the Au- dltorium. Rev. Hays, Synodical E. an gelst, of Little Rock. will preach for the congregation at Il o'clock a. n. -a qd ?. n.
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AT THE CHURCHES.
First M. E. Church.

Sunday School 9:45 q Ill. Preaching Il q. m Epworth League [ ?. Ill, Evening service 7:45 p. m.
 M C. Hickman.
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for town property at that place. We regret to lose Mr Pace as a neigh. bolr. but welcome MT. Bryan into our community.
 Blondy.
The Springdale news., 1914-06-05
SILENTG GROVE

Next Sunday is Bro. Cline's regular appointment Come out.
 Mrs. Aeheson had the misfortune to lose a fine mule colt last week. Ted MarloH who was on the sick list last week is better at this writ ing.
 Mrs John Hutchens. accompanied by her daughter. Mrs Otto Johnson, went down to Brentwood Sunday af- ternoon to see the formers mother off for Colorado where she will spend the heated term. ] R. NJ. Atkisson visited over Sun day with his son and family near Oak Grove
 Those showers which have visited
 v'einities have missed this
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The Springdale news., 1914-06-05
s Sec ond Baptist.

Yonna h inc mast at Sonora Sunday af that. he k yet in his CLOCK. active and efficient casual on Sunday and doubt be continued for ae invited to all come.
The Springdale news., 1914-06-05
Ind Maiden

The regular morning operation of the bowels puts you in fine shape for the days work If you miss 1t yoa feel uncomfortable and cannot put=sfm inso ycar movements. For al bowel irregular les HERBINE is the remedy It parifies. strengthens and regulates Price 5oc Sold by ". C 0wnbey.
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Ii you have the itch don't SCI

you have the itch don't SCI
 It does not cure the trouble ext Week makes the skin bleed. Apply
 LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. Rool. in gently on the affected parts. Hue. heves itching instantly and few e.ee M plications removes the cause thus - performing a permanent cure. Price - 25c. 50c and S1.00 per bottle. Sold I by ". c. Ownbey I
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So we'll do we like the way some girls wear their hair trussed over their ears We wish more men would wear their 3hiskers as shutters for their mouths
The Springdale news., 1914-06-05

Soap is one of the few things that should bc handled without gloves.
The Springdale news., 1914-06-05

Teethine babies always have a hard tune Of it when this process occurs in hot weather They not on ly have to contend with painful gums but the stomach is disordered. bowels loose and the body uncomfortable. The best help you can give the little sufferer is MeGEEfS BABY ELIXIR. It correets sour stomach. cools and helps digestion Price 25c,. and soc per bottle. Sold by w. G. Ownbey.
 As a general thing, when a man has fixed income he gets that kind Of opinions.
The Springdale news., 1914-06-05

\ bilious, halfsick feeling. loss of energy. and constipated bowels can b relieved with surprising prompt ness by using HERBINE The first dose brings improvement. few doses ruts the system ill fine vigor- ous condition Price 50e Sold by w | Ownbey.
 When it comes to light housekeep- ing We moderns might have learned a good deal from the old woman who lived m q shoe
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More Anon ,
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The Denver star., 1914-04-25
Associationof of|ndustrialSc Schools
Discusses New Plans.
May FORM CENTRAL BUREAU
Economic Value Of Federatins Educa-
tional and Religious Institutions Ex-
planned by the Rev. J. T. MeWiIliams
of cleveiand-Leslie Pinekney Hill
Elected Secretary and Treasurer.
BY CLEVELAND G. ALLEN.


New York.-The Association of Negro
Industrial and Secondary Schools.
made up of twenty-three schools in the
south. recently held it's annual meeting
In this city. Well known educators of
both races. many of whom are educa-
tionul experts and from many sections
Of the country, were present and dis
cussed problems confronting the rural
and secondary schools of the south
The aim of this organization Is to
gather together the representative
schools of the race into one federation.
The movement has the indcrsement
of Oswald Garrison Willard. Clarence
Kelsey and DR.. S. 81. Bishop. well
known white friends of the Negro. who
have made a serious study of the prob
lens affecting their education. The
conference was called to order Wed
nesday by Miss Emma Wilson of the
Mayesville Educational and Industrial
institute at Mayesville, s. c.. who is
vice president of the organization
Secretary Leslie P. Hill of the Cheney
institute at Cheney. Pa, read the min
utes of the last session.
Among the subjects taken up at the
first day Of the conference was the
plan of federation upon which the
schools would work. c. W. Williams
secretary Of the Cleveland Federation
of Charities and Philanthropy of
Cleveland. o.. discussed the method
upon which that organization worked
He told how since this movement be-
The Denver star., 1914-04-25

gan in Cleveland better system had
been brought about. which meant
direct economic gain.
He said that there were fifty-dve
charitable organizations of Cleveland
in the organization, and that at their
last report 1t was found that each OF
them was on good footing.
He told how the donations to these
institutions flowed through one source
and how, before this system began,
there was much dissatisfaction over
the distribution of funds.
Rev. j. T. McWilliams of the Cleve-
land Federation of Churches of Cleve-
land, O., was present and told how the
churches OF that city had federated for
mutual benefit. Rev. McWilliams was
invited to the conference to meet with
the educators with a view of having
him become the head of the proposed
bureau. A conference was held with
Rev. McWilliams and committee con-
sisting of Leslie P. Hill, w. r. B. Will
Iiams, o. G. Coleman and II. G. Hunt.
Rev. McWilliams was impressed with
the movement and promised to give
the committee a definite answer by
June.
The officers of the organization are
W. Fl. Holtz of the Utica Normal and
Industrial school at Utica, Miss, pres
ident; Miss Emma Wilson OF Mayes-
Vile. s. c., vice president, and Leslie
P. Hill Of Cheny. Pa, secretary and
treasurer. Among the principals Of
schools represented and other educa-
tors were Wallace Battle of the Oko-
Iona Industrial college. Okolona, Miss;
II. G. Hunt of the Fort Valley High
and Industrial school, Fort Valley.
Ca; w. j. Edwards of the Snowhill
Industrial school, Snowhill, Ala; EN-
manuel Brown of the Street Manual
Training school. Alabama; G. T.. Read
Of the Cheriton institute. Cheriton.
Va; Rev. James Russell of the st.
Paul Normal and Industrial school at
Lawrenceville. Va; e. A. Long of the
Christiansburg normal school. Chris
tiansburg. Va; Miss NJ. f. jackson Of
the Lucy Laney school of Augusta.
Ca; Charles L. Mitchell of the West
Virginia institute, Institute. w. Va:
Dr. J. II. billiard OF the Jeanes fund,
Rev. DIR. Credit OF the Downingtowp
(Pa.I school. 8. C. Decatur of the Ma
nassas Normal and Industrial scbOO,
at Manassas. Va; DIR. Samuel Bishor
Of the American Church Institute. For
Negroes. O. l.. Coleman Of the Cole
man academy Of Gibslnnd. IA.., and
Rev. j. e. Mason Of Livingston co)iagF
at Salisbury. N. C.