The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

Mary of the Sacred Heat went 10 &. Louis last week on business We wish them pleasant trip and safe return.
 Mrs. John Pozza had sale on Dec. 22nd and Iefl wilh H,r family the following day for their new home at craig, Oklahoma. Their friends wish them every blessing in their new home but, of course were sorry to see them leave good old Ton,itown
 We are in receipt Of card which came from relatives in Ft Collins, Col, and it states they have had 40 inches of snow and old settlers there say the most they have seen in 40 years This sounds pretty big to Us and We certainly ought not to complain at our winter so far.
 MT. and Mrs Anthony Barnota are the proud parents of q young daughter, which arrived at their home on the 7th of Dec The Miss was ehristened CT the 18th Of Dec and given the name Concetta, Jos. Lazzari adm Concetta Pozza be- ing sponsors. We congratu ate the happy parents and hope the young lady may be a blessing to them.
 The Sisters of the IHearnate Word have opened an Academy here and are now prepared 10 re caiy4 pupils from surrounding towns The establishment has been made by tie authorization aHd approba- tion of the Right Rev Bishop of Little Rock The Sisters have selected corps of efficient teachers who will do all in their power to make their boardig school one of he best in the state All grades will be taught including high .hool, business courses, languages and the art course.
 Christmas day was very disagree able, still large crowd turned out for the rich treat which was in store for them, namely the beautiful decorated church, the handsome Christmas Crib, fine sermon and es- peeially prepared music At the O. clock High Mass nine Sisters as ted by several of the regular choir sang "Concones Petite Mass Sister .Ange playing the aeeomp- ainment The first Mass vas inn madiately followed by low Mass. And the last High Mass at f0 a. m, when the sam Mass was sung again by the full regular choir as sisted by the Sisters, with Miss Mooney at the organ The music was soul inspiring. afd was worth going 70 hear, even Il not prompt ed by anyother motive but on9y to listen to the music The afternoon services Were at=the usual hour and W re also very beautiful
 Tuesday afternoon, De 23rd al clock the school children had their annual Christmas tee and ot coura joy reigHed supreme in their little hearts. The following pro gram was rendered. tst asilyert Waves, Instrumental by ST NJ Thomas, 2Hl ~Anges We have heard on high sung by school children, 3rd. The Witches Flight, Instrumental duet by srs. NJ The resa and st. Ange, 4th Adeste Fi- deli" by the school children, 9th. Alice" Instrumental by ST. NJ. Thomas, 9th. Christmas Ire, visit by santa Claus and distributing presents by him. Each school chi d received present or toy of some kind and bag of candy and nuts Owing to the short time the Ven. SITS. have had charge of the school the program was not very long still il was a treat to hear the fine music and We nope to have q gre many musical treats in the future
 IL is matter of interest for Fayetteville to learn of the open ing of a new school in January, 1914 True it is that Fayetteville is not lacking in fine educational estab- lishments In that, it's cultured in= habitants. are justly proud of those already existing. However, there is room and work also for the new school which will be conducted by the Sisters of the Inearnate Word, authorized to do so by Right Rev John B Morris. Bishop of Little Rock The estab ishment will be called "Inearnae Word Academy and will be located on one of the hills adjoining the University camp us, West Dixon Street Elective courses will be given in business languages and the arts h these courses outside applicants will be admitted as well as the usual pu- pills Apart and distinct rom the