The Dermott news., 1916-06-22

Phillip Cone Fletcher. pastor oi the First Church, Texarkana, Dr Hutcn' inson K an alumnus of the college Following the close Of the commence. ment program the third anuual sum mor school and conference w2s opened with ministers from all parts of Ar kansas in attendance.
 The baccalaureate address to mo graduating class was ueliyered by pr. F. F Chappell of Nashville, Sunday school secretary of the Southern Methodist Church Dr Chappell held tie close attention of large audience wllh a stirring appeal to the class to take q militant stand for morality ,u public and private affairs The age. he declared. was a crucial one. Tn . which an aggressive support of rlg0. was needed His remarks brought forth frequent expressions of approval from his hearers. Al the close Of the address President John Hugh Reynolds conferred the degrees The roll of the class follows:
 Misses Helen Harton of Conway, Gassie Carmichael of New Edtnburs and Miriam Harmon of Dardanelle. Charles A Parker of Hot Springs. class president Bynum H. Giles of TeNarkaua Harry G McClurkin of stephens. Lawrence C Honeycutt Of Crossett. Ross McGormack of Malvern. Eugene IL Stevenson of Batesyille. C. c Burr C. (. I.anders, Robert l.. Jackson and James X Anderson. IT of Conway Roger Stevenson of Mor rilton. A W Martin of Peartdge, Da vid W Pierce of Poteau. Okla, Walter A and Rooert Hearne Of Shanghai. China R C Bowdon of Magazine and Benjamin F Musser of Nashville
 Abou, th9ee months ago Mir and Mrs Earl Baker. who live near Noun tain Home. noticed thclr baby was suffering with d strange affection. l. was supposed that the child had ! broken rib and the little one was treat ed but did not improve A few days ago tho point of a needle protruded from the child's side The needle W removed and the baby Is well needle had been ased instead of ptns to hold the chiIds dress and worked into rhe ehud's flesh
 Miss Pauline Wilhelm of Mena na1 received l letter from her sister m Geruany telling of Inc death of her brother George. an the battle tieid of Nures BefCtrm. on he sixth of last Nprt He#Rae killed by shrapuot and Il photoeTapa of Mss Wilhelm. which he had v5th am when he met his death. Was pierced hy one of the ehrapuol bullets
 pr Wu Upton. s l Wayland and rarl Ehhlrr. all Of Mountain Home hav. secured | muing lease on a trac. of laud m thg north par of the eouH ". just across the North Fork treH tae Ban mtne They Mil start Work soon.
 rart~fRu K ttr-cdee ot SPoam Spgiurs. stx''ur himself IS B la aG,f voluntary petition a haul9 cy iu tbe United States court at SWrh. listing $>t.a3l m liabilities ,ud Sloo in assets. vhieh. he says are ex empt
 The Searcy Frut Growers Assoca ton has turned n@ attention to the uar,at.ur of a splendid crop of rros, praef cabbarrs Inc frs. cariogd was shlp9ed last week and fhrce vIu hs smuped lurtns tAe present wee6
 ~6, assessel valuation of the per eoral property IT reaon is S2.t9S S}1. and of tae real estate S5.s93467 Ihie is said 'o be ahna, r per cent ar ,be acwa yoiug of The prop.rty
 joel Tammr Was hall1 -ealded and WuHe HeIhea was slightly injured by tbe explos aa ef fhe botinr at the Na uaoM coeperaee Compaws stave mtl 10 miles north of Klugsland
 Al Che home ot N $ Haehes near Aucia there is an elm cree about 5o i,et Urh which has a spread of limbs So fee' Some of 'he limbs arc as large as ordinary saw logs
 Fhree children or the Rev n v Moore and v.fc of Lamar have died within tho past few days Fea children were llda. ase 9. Vida age '. aud Joe. az"
 Parts of Lafayette county Were wis fled by destructive hau storm a .t6v davS aro Chops Nor, |navHr lam aged and some stock ff kumd
 During an etrirl storm cxh, horses were R'l,d by Iishfnnr wfle standing under t't/ on F Daten's farm on Eley,a Po/s reer
 fin many pur's o{Arkausas acres of fre strawberries xsent 10 waste ihis