The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-03

VI. ing elder of this district who has been transferred to the Jonesboro district, is packing his household effects preparatory to moving to Jonesboro.
 Hon. R. H. Dudley of Piggott, candidate for circuit judge of this district, was in the city this morn >ing enroute home from Cross coun- { 9ty where he and Judge Light have been conducting joint campaign.
 B. K. Kelly of Stonefort, Ill.,, formerly resident of this city, is here on visit. MT. Kelly has been suffering for more than matism and is forced to use crutch- eS.
 Buy stylish, up-to-date hat while you may get it at almost your own price. Miss Georgia Compton's Millinery Store. 1t
 J. D. Breckenridge, a substantial citizen residing in the Beech Grove neighborhood, was in the city thisi morning transacting business. MT. Breckenridge expects to leave soon for Carter, Okla, near which place he has relatives. He will make his future home with them.
 You'll save several dollars by taking advantage of the big sale of millinery and novelty goods Mrs s. L. Byrd. 1t
 c. c. Belt of Jonesboro, who is spending few days here as the guest of MT. and Mrs. w. J. Beard, received word from Jones' boro this afternoon that his seven- year-old son had been seriously in- jured on the school grounds on a "slide for life.' The extent of the boys injuries is not yet known.
 In the published list of delegates ! to which each county is entitled in ! the next state democratic conven- tion, based upon the vote cast for ! Gov. Hays in the general election . in the fall of 1914, Greene county is credited with nine delegates, Clay eight, Craighead nine, Cross three, Crittenden two, Mississippi i six and Poinsett seven.
 Mrs. Byrd is offering her entire stock of millinery and novelty o+ ;oJ Come Saturday. 1t
 Rev. T. Y. Ramsey, the new pas tor of the First Methodist church, will leave Marianna Saturday morning, reaching here on the II o'clock Iron Mountain passenger. A large number of members of the church will meet the new pastor al the station. Rev Ramseys family will go to Little Rock on a brief visit before joining him in Para gould.
 Don't pay a big price for newest style millinery. Attend the special bargain sale now going on at Mrs. Byrds. 1t Rev. A. c. Griffin called at The Press office this morning and said the newspapers were in error in an nouncing that Rev. w. P. Timber lake would be the new pastor of the East Side Methodist church. He stated Rev. Jas F. Jernigan of to hn ct Side church. Rev. Jernigan will reach Paragould on the northbound Cotton Belt at 8:15 tonight, and it is requested that a delegation Of members of the East Side church assemble at the station to welcome the new pastor.
 Big bargains in the seasons new est millinery. Special sale is now going on. Come Saturday. Mrs. s. l.. Byrd. It
 Arthur Benjamin Franklin Jones and Miss Clara Wright, two young people residing near Clarkton, Mo-, arrived in Paragould on the south bound Cotton Belt last night, se- cured marriage license from the county clerk, repaired to the par Tor at the Stancill hotel, sent out a requisition for Rev. w. c. Wood, pastor of the First Baptist church, l and at ten o'clock were united in marriage. They left this morning for their home near ClarktOn
 The First Christian church cor dially invites the farmers and their families to attend church every Sunday at 1O:45 a. m Good mu- sic. Good, live sermons, hearty fel- lowship and a cordial welcome.
 Bob Mccullough and Ben Herit-