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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10

TO i.ynchburr, after u visit to this city.
J. II. Berkeley. who has been visit
inr his brother. j. r. NJ Berkeley. at
N'""i'ia Beach. has returned to Rich
moud.
Nj. ana Mrs William purycar. tho
latter formerly Miss Pauline Powers
ar" spending some time At Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mig. Murray +. Massic and
their sons. Crawford ard Franklin
MaSs!c. who have spent the past win
Yer at 2ha south Third Street. have
ineG 20 their former residence, LOG
North Rowland street.
Mr.. r. y. Coghill has returned to her
nome IN Bowling Green, after riait
20 richmond.
Airs. John ". Burke. OF Washington.
Is the guest ~ relatives OH Yves.
Franklin street
pr Williams l. kncws,cp a.d Dr..
th'iH Hove nave returned 10 lamp.
to!. after spending short time In this
Mrs. john Staples. OF sco.tsvilio. is
SisndinH some 'ime in This city w!,h
MIS- ; Grimm VINO la. been The
guest o' h"r Gau@A,er. Ms Franl
iio<!ey. ia Hichmond, has returned to
h"r hone Ia Louisa
Mrs. Jonn .. boswell has returned 10
AINonia. after shor. stay III This
Miss >us Gray has gone to .u0ols
"h"re sh" ie v.>itin, Miss Virginia.
Jordan.
9. =. Mullen Of Richmond. spent sev.
.r"i days last week In Arvonia
Mr. and Mrs. James Dcnmeadc. Jr..
haEc left for Baltimore. where ,hey,
WI make their future nome.
Mrs W. y. Daniel ana Miss Mary
C"hill, OF Richmond, have been IN.
guests OF relatives in Houston for the
pas. week.
Miss DOROTHY Fitrhe;,, who is AT.
tending school here, has been visiting
n.r mother Mrs ] o. Fitchett, a;
v uy.rIE.
Miss Frances Allan. o: this city mas
Gee" Visiting friends IN Fagmr!ile
Mrs. H. = Goode mas returned n
Her home a; Gordonsv!!lc. after q v!s.,
70 Richmond
MISS Helen Huntiey, OF Richmond.
mas pee" the recent guest O. The Misses
Wright, IN Ashland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10

The recent industrial exhibit % the
colorcd schools Of Dinw!ddic, held at
tho courthouse. was very successful,
and highly creditLble to the pupils. The
Individual exhibits We're all good. and
drew forth COMMUNICATION from all who
attended.
The lodges of the independent Order
OF odd Fellows IN this city viii OBJ
serve the niucty-sevcnth anniversary
OF the founding ii the order on April
90.
Rev J. Il. VIM. u u. TIA. new pas
tor of Washington stree; Methuds ST
Episcopal Church. recently transferred
from the Raltimore conference. preach
ed his opening sermons this morning
and Tonight TO large congregations
The cabaret tea az Mrs. Hatcher Sew
ards. in South Sycamore street yes
terday afternoon for the benefit Of the
war relief fund. was successful and
very delightful affair. Mrs. Seward and
Mrs cleveland Wright received, the
nom" being beautifully decorated with
flowers. Charming debutaut.s served
refreshments. a;,i music and dancing
We're features "f tt- occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10
PIKE N EXCELLENT
SHAPE FOR MOTORISTS
rspecia. to The Times-pisno,,b i,

Special TO The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER VA. Aprii "a
great deal OF repair work has been
completed on the Shenandoah VALLEY.
IKE between Winchester and Siaun-
ton which Is the tavoritc highway for
motorists going north and south during
the motoring season. and more is being
done between S,rashurg and Winches-
ter so that the pike Will be IN ex-
'cetient condition for the large autoIno-
bile traffic that Is expected this sum
mcr number Of old wooden bridges
have been replac ed with steel and con
crete structures. and many concrete
retaining walls have been constructed.
~ is expected that a dangerous right =
angle turn at Fishers Hill will be
remedfed by changing the bridge, and
in that vicinity the pike is to be made
much wider. one side TO he constructed
of asphalt binder for motor cars and
the other OF gravel for horse drawn
vehicles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10
~ iSD oUT or TOW y.

Mrs Nirginius Randolph Shackelfo!d.
|: Orange !. spending several days in
ais CITY.
Miss Elsie Lindsey has returned 20
~ home on West Franklin street
';cr a vis', to Miss Louise Hunter
Norfolt.
Miss stuart Blanton has returned to
snland, after spending som" time AZ
hc HON" Of Mr.. and Mrs. cary stern.
- Richmond.
Miss Sail. Hammer. who has been
ick for tho past several weeks. is
ow improving.
Miss Alice BrockcnbrouGh. of War
avs, is spending some time in this
ity.
pr and Mrs. Harry w. Porter have
'cturned TO Louisa, after a short stay
~ Richmond.
Mrs Eugene Phillips, who has been
t guest OF Mrs. w. j. Phillips. in Fred
rick aburg, arrived in Richmond on
thursday.
Mrs George Winsiicld, OF this city.
,as been the recent guest OF relatives
u Ashland.
Or and Mrs. John l. Armcntrout.
Roanoke. are spending q few days
--ith Mr.. and Mrs II, H. Roden, at
heir home in Ginter Park.
Miss Elizabeth Glass has returned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10
W. 4. Narney says:

W. a. Narney says:
Nar-ne- sis is not 4 cure-all recon
ntnded for every i'll. never pay for
any testimonial. I receive letters from
many people telling me they have been
cured by Nar-ne-siS. and iskln., me 10
pay Tor their testimony. I have re
pied that every testimonial published
ny me Is genuine. and nothing but thu
truth. and ii paid for could not ha
genuine or a true appreciation OF tho
merit OF Nar-nc-sis
am always pleased 20 receive let
icrS telling me Of the benefits derived
from Nar-nr-sis but remember offer
$1,000 II my letters have been pur-
chased or that they are other than
genuine, so please do not ask for pay
incmt for helping some other SUFFERER
from that dread disease. rheumatism.
want /" send YOU my Var-ne-sis
iiea! tn News. ADDRESS w. \. Naruey.
Lynn. Mass. It's free.
Get Nar-nc-sis now. tod day. at TrasI.
Drug co. ana all reliable druggists
Feii your druggist 10 get Nar-nc.sis
Tor you from his Wholesaler or send To
w y. Narney. Lynn. Mnss.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10
IT CROP Not INJURED
Hi APRII. SNUWsvuKu n

:p.cial I" The Times D!spatch1
Tell in every section OF The Shrn,rin,h
a!ey yesterday, ana during the nigh
ne storm assumed bl;zzardlike proDor-
ions but most Of II melted sbor,I,.
't"E faiiinr. Many fields. lawns ana
othef grassy spots however. nave sine.
nee'! covered 70 depth al two inches
There were "a number % suov sn,,rn.
again last night. Snow al th!s season
Is quite unusual for the Virginia Val.
ley. However. little Or no damar. was
done, and fruit growers stated to-day
that there had been 10 injury 10 the
ouds. widely circulated reports iudi.
eating general failure of tho peach
crop have also been denied BY many
growers, some OF whom sag they vii!
have as many peaches as usual. al
though there has been damage in cer-
tain localities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10
HOPEWELI. SPENDS
a

! o-day was on. OF the uuiet.st tha,
| ttope"ell has experienced IL recent
weeks Notwithstanding thu clusiu-
down Of the Du Pom, plant on Suudly
and the large number o: person. wlo
!oitcr 1t various points throughout the
! city the good urd.l OF thu cummurit.
4 has been marked
Late this afternoon chief Gotten re-
| ported shat twelve OF fifteen business
men had been summoned to appear in
court tomorrow for Keeping open their
places IN violation o: the sunday lave
/ "!'h this exception. cvcrNlniu.. was
, extremely quiet in police circles
ropcwe!l Lodge. No. i2J. Independent
order OF Odd-FeiiowS. was photo
Er"phed III front of IL" Village Young
/ Ncn's Christian Associations this after
noon. There Ncrc between 500 amt
900 members OF The lodge In place. NJ
me time appointed for Tile photo
EraphHr TO get a picture OF Tho iarE-.t
charter lodge Of odd Fellows in III,
world. Among those who will he seen
y! the photograph are Deputy Grand
Master George u. Jones OF Richmond
l.ouge. No. =. his wife ana daughter
? IN" picture when completed Will bc
presented I" the grand secretary - b..
hung IL his Office
The Vaughan Construction coptyan,.
builders Of The re'crsbura and M
pomat'oN Electric Railway. hctyvocr.
'ct"rshuTS and liopcwcli completed
ma formally turned over TO the com
pany the railway yesterday.
Iue road M present only extends
10 the Norfolk and Western Hn!iway AT
Il village, but the company con
templates building to CITY Point al IN.
carr! date. just as soon as permits ion
!" crosS the Norfolk and Western at
N"odlawu Avenue can L.. secured. and
thc streets % lIopcwell are SO CON
Struotcd as 10 permit the huildim: of
IL" line through th, ,i;N III. ,,,,,-
panE, because OF increased traffic. pa,
on l" cn,y-miIutc schedule TO-DAY.
beginning at ":io y. VI. and continuing
throughout the day until 1910 a. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10
PASTOR CHANGES VIEWS
ON SOCIAL CARD GAMES
Accused of InduIEing In Forbidden
Pastinc. bristol Minister
RcsIrns

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
BRISTOL. VA, April a-As the Gull
mination Of an accusation ~ certain
members OF his church tina, he had
engage" IN social card games. Rev.
HooiphUs kistler, u. u, to-day ten
hc.cu 10 the loca! presbytery his resiy-
nation as pastor OF the Central pres
oHterian Church here. Ee was no,
Eskeu TO resign. nor would his cons-e.
sat,on ask MIN 20 withdraw his resig
!at'o,!' but to-day adopted n resoi, :
~. iea'thS me matter with the pres
one q! the most learned ministers
IN me south, and j. of German birth.
entered no denial. but frankly an
nouhced Change or view concerrinc
inc mora. status OF a social c>,rd g.,nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10
Competitive Definite.

There VIII be Il competitive debate
ON Tuesday cveuiuf; AZ tie u NJ. Brown
Public school between the pupils OF
John Marshall ;Heh school. Of Rich :
mond. ana tn" Petersburg iliph school.
The debate VIII loo held, Under tho aus
pIcas "f Daniel and rage Literary So
ci";!cS "f the Petersburg High school.
and is preliminary 80 the state inter
scholastic debate to he held at the
University .hprii -. Petersburg will
be represented on Tuesday evening and
at tho University hy Meyer T.avsnstein
and Hovcy Sheffield
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10
BUSINESS MEN TO MEET
FOR FINAL DISCUSSION
Probable That Definite Action Will
BE Taken Tonight on Hope.
wells Steel Plant
ALL NpREss CONFIDENCE
Rumor OF Movement to Change Lo-
cation OF Prince George County'S
CourthOusc-Ncw Electric Schcd-
ule Because Of Increased Traffic.

Especial to Tn" Times DispuichJ
IioPEW ELI VA. April c-Irdic,-
lions here to-day point 20 one Of the
mos: representative meetings or Hope
we'll and Petersburg business men that
| ever assembled ~ che time q, Library
HALL, Petersburg. tomorrow evening a.
$50 o'clock to hear 81 full and final
discussion OF thu. movement 10 locat.
The proposed $1,000 600 steel plant here
The committee Of Tn" 200 Uuu
: League appointed a. the recent mass
meeting in Petersburg, to loOi fully
into tn" matter &C bringing chis big
industry 20 !iopcwcil. has arranged 10
haN" many prominent me" ana riuan-
"icr& present 20 give their views on
TIA" question Thc location Of such an
Industry at Hopewell viii not only
mean prosperity FOR Petersburg and
iIopcwcll, but for the state as wei!.
The Hopcwcll site IL being considered
over numerous other sites Oh account
rf tho natural advantages l. offers
and its abundance OF labor. and With
It's establishment ether Industries are
certain to follow, such as ttn-plat.
( metal ceiling and ire factories. which
viii insure for the community an un-
/ limited deve!oDme't for years to come
While the committee. which has acid
several. meetings with III" officials Of
( The Norfolk and Western Railway. has
not made any definite :tatcmeu. with
regard to The post on which The Nor
/ foil: and Western takes In the matter
I u has been made known that the rail
, waE' company is heartily im favor cc
| tho movement and will cooperate in
every way possible II 10 stated upon
what is considered reliable. authority
that the plant can be secured if stock
subscriptions or So. 1000 are taken by
Petersburg and Hopcwcil busincss men
The opinion is freely expressed that
: it VIII he an easy matter 20 secure
an c,- n a Iva, Er
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10
IEESB RIG HAS DISTINCTION
OF BIGGEST GROW ROOSJ

WASHINGTON. -. c. Ap.il 8
Leesburr. Va. lays clais TO the most
populous crow rooSt in the United
states. In a second growth OF hard
wood. near the l.oudoun County seat
u is estimated that from 200b 900 to
2V.oOc,cOo crows make their winter
headquarters. according to 4 discussion
OF winter crow roostS by the Depart
ment OF Agriculture. The department
tried 10 get q lire on all crow roosts
in the country Lecsburg's report
lOpped Them all.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10
DIR. RIDDIC< MAKES ANSWER
M FILING NOTIFICATION
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.

lSnccla 70 The Times- Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. April e.--Dr. James
6. Riddick has answered those who
have been freely predicting that his
candidacy for Mayor was not bona fidc.
hut designed to help one Of the candi-
dates in the Democratic primary OF last
Tuesday. by filing official notification
OF his candidacy. Or. Riddick will
oppose Mayor w. r. Mayo. the Demo
cratic nominee. in the general cleo
tion in June. None of the other nomi-
necs has opposition.
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EIberfcldt Hurs Hyatt.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, April g.
Manager Elbcrfeldt, OF the Chattanoo.
ga Club, announced this afternoon thai
he had purchased Outficlder Ham Hy-
att from tho st. Louis Cardinals. TIL,
price was not divulScd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10

treatment began TO see an improve
incnt, and gradually the pain and
STIFFNESS left me. my fingers returned
TO normal condition. and / cun open
ana smut my hand without any trouble
am recommending Nar-ne-sis to
all who suffer from rheumatism OF the
~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10
NURSE WAS CRIPPLED FROM
RHEUMATISM OF JOINTS
Fingers We're OefOrmed Knees Stiff and Painful Gives
Credit to Varne-SiS for Recovery

ieei that any remedy that will
"cheht suffers from rheumatism OF
the joints should he given the support
az every right thinking man and NO
man SO said Mrs. y. VI. nightingale.
. - Lafayette Ave, l., Weymouth.
Mass. well known nurse. She con-
t!nued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10
PS CHESTERMAN TO
WE'D GEORGE W|CKHAM
mohy Will Take Place at Chapel
OF Holy Trinity Church
To-day.
ROBINS AT wOMAN's CLUB
Give Authors Reading This
iternoon, Mrs. VI. ID. HOgc, DR..
Observation-Disclosures at Tea
Dom In Jefferson Palm Garden.

&c leading society event OF day.
'uHh very quiet affair. Is the
rrhgo OF Miss Virginia Chesterman.
;ht"r OF tn" late Writ y. Chester
l." George Barksdalc Wickham.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 7. Wick
Of Hickory iiili." Hanover Coun-
The ceremony Will take place a,
o'clock Ia the morning chapel
Holy Trin'iv church. Rev. j. j.
val' -. -. rector or the church.
iaiinS, aud til" Wedding ia to b..
ftiv celebrated on account OF recent
3rnins in the family nf tho bride
ftcr wedding journey Mr. WICK
and his bride VIII make u!.ir horn"
irr of To-day.
~. sally Nelson Robins VIII give
authors reading az the Won;an's
p this afternoon at 100 O'Clock. The
p VIII hc prcttily decorated With
! nc flowers FOR the occasion and the
|al informal reception viii follow
program. Mrs. Moses u. IIogc.
II chairman Of the afternoon.
|ostcsses - thc charity tea room
|'hr iai!n garden OF the jefferson
lei FOR :his afternoon include Mrs.
auicr g. brown, Jr. Mira. Gran
L q. Naitiuo, Mrs. j. I. Parkinson
Miss I.vclyr Gordon.
k5nGcmrnt Announced.
r. and Mrs. William F.udietou. Of
vi Courthouse. announce IN. en-
"m"ut of their daughter, Elizabeth
n. - Andrew Louis Micou. OF Dub
The Wedding viii take place carl
June.
brit! iln!.
/ play. will be given ia the parish
s." Of -. James Church. Linden and
nElu Streets. next Friday evening
81" O'Clock and ON Saturday after
n At $50 o'clock. This play IS h=inv
on by all branches Of The Junior
vNiar% Of IN" Episcopal churches ~
hmond ana T. for tho salary oc
chcrs iu the Ragged Mountains pf
S!Bi". Tic play was presented last
in" aud met with such success that
was considered advisable TO repeat.
u Is The custom Of this Oreaui-
ION to Civ" - church rlh! each year
both educational ana financial r.a-
S ~" them" being of much lrAtruc-
= calue 20 tn" participants. The
10 Of thus indian mystery = LAID
the heart OF the great forest. the
being CDu'crcd about l!'rIc
tie pltl. Gentle Flower VINO three
rs before has been captured 10y the
iarS IL, ,h{s -i,u.. She has !o-rr.,.,,
ch OF ,ho religion IN nor ola IN.
cay because snc .allcd 20 S,nnart
krowlcdro 20 her rev .culair,
cs. until reminded rs the appearance
. VISION. For aid in tho discharge of
dutv ane calls for Mother church.
% reveals to tic Indians ono rncthoJ
her teaching bv explaining the
.rch calendar. each SunGav. f,as. and
az tho vc.r. being rcpreso,.ted
Il chilG The par, OF Gentle Flower
dsay Powers Is Mother church Tho
,crS ~ the JUNIOR Auxiliary as :,
Tod organization are: President;
" Kate Meade vice president. Miss
ma. HuEhes: recording secretary.
. y. " Bowc. treasurer. Mr,
IN n CIV. -,
urn ia T.oui.u.
lies Ellcr Ken, ana Mr. Frank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10
III NOR OFF PROPOSED
CHANGE. IN COURTHOUSE

y rumor, apparently we'll founded.
IS being circulated here to the eject
that movement will soon bc started
hy citizens OF Prince George COUNT 80
move IA" county seat from its prcscu,
location to Eos. wood. a point direct Il.
or the line Of The Norfolk and West
cri Railway ana the Petersburg ana
-ipponIattoN Railway between here and
Petersburg II IS pointed out that
Rosewood. while not Icy any means in
or nc"" the central section ~ tile
county. has numerous advantages which
vii! offset amy DISADVANTAGE .: loca-
ZION l.. Vi. cleveland, president OF
The Hopcwcil 100000 League" stated
that the idea had been suggested. aud
III consequence. one entire block Of
the hest Of the Rosewood property
WOULD be reserved Tor the purpose nm
til citizens OF thu county r"d further
considered Ihc matter. should the citt-
%"ns decide 20 change the location %
the county courthouse. this BLOCK ~
property would he donated for tn" nur-
he a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10

The Junior Hollywood Memorial A.
sociaton. which was TO have met in
Leo '"'nr Hall Friday 1t IL o'clock
noon. will meet instead this af,rrnoo,
at $50 o'clock in the jefferson Hot,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10

The Jane. River Garden .,IuL Wy,
meet with Mrs. Branch Y Morgan
1875 Park Avenue, on Tuesday after
noon al o'clock. instead OF TO-DAY.
Members arc asked 10 note the change
OF ihc day or the meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10

ne regular monthly meeting Of Inc
hoard OF managers OF tho Sbe,,a-inr
NrmS Free Hospital will he held n, tn.
hospital This morning AZ II o'clock
MI members arc requested TO he pres
cnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10
WOMEN's MEETINGS.

- Johns Circle OF The Kings
Daughters will meet this afternoon a,
O'clock with Mrs. 3 A Hord. 900
i''St hroad street \ full attendance
is requested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10

Rev. Father Mark. O : Is. will al.
"resS the young women Of the cath
Ole Social Center at the Sacred Hear,
Han this evening At $50 O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10

he Indoor Garden Fe;e Association
NIL meet In Room $50 Of the Jefferson
Hotel this afternoon a, o'cIorr;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-10

to i.ynchbur-. after 4 visit to this city
J. II. Berkeley. who has been visit
inr his brother. J. T. NJ. Berkeley. at
N'""inia Beach. has returned to Rich
innlII
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LSpccial 70 The rlmes. Dlspatrh.J
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-07-06
Leaders Refuse Offer and Take Strike Vote


York June LIS the the
Federal employees
b. strike
The Interstate Commerce S The
Puolc which be
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-07-06
" V Y y Y y " Y Y Y y
" DOTA ITEMS y
u y V y q y q q Y y u

Dota, July 4.-Several Of
our young people went to
Cord today to witness the ball
game.
A refreshing shower would
be very beneficial to the grow
ing crops in this vicinity.
Little Violet and Dennis Nc
Doniel of Oak Ridge spent last
week here very pleasantly
with their grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Best and fam
lily.
J. E. McKeIl, the county
Demonstration, spent Monday
night here. He inoeulated
some hogs against cholera.
Dwight Reaves, who has
been confined to his bed for
several days with slow fever,
we are glad to say, is improv-
ing.
r. r. Burlington and Jack
Gibson, two of our hustling
farmers, were looking after
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-07-06

business at Newark Saturday.
Mrs. Cinda Holland return
ed Tuesday from a visit with
friends at Newark.
Edgar Baker, son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. T. Baker of Mag
ness, spent Saturday night and
Sunday very pleasantly here
visiting relatives.
DR.. T. N. Rodman of New
ark was called here Monday
to see Lawson Davis who is
dangerously i'll.
Our school begins Monday
with Prof. Edgar Holcombe
principal and Floyd Jernigan
assistant.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-07-06
Sam Barnett

Mr.. and Mrs. Noel McGhee
returned Wednesday from
a pleasant visit with relatives
at Cave City.
Dan Moore, Jr., and Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Moore and
children motored to Newport
to-day to attend the races.
There will be special
meeting of Newark Grove,
Woodmen Circle, on Friday
night, July 7. All members
are urged to be present.
Mrs. Jesse L. Crosser and
children, Otis and Elmo. ar
rived home Wednesday even
ing from Batesville, after a
pleasant visit with relatives.
Miss Virginia Morgan, who
has a position at Earle, ar
rived Sunday to attend the
funeral of her uncle. J.. /
ISturdivant. She returned to
Earle Monday.
Women wanted full time sal
nee unnecessary, International,
spare time. Permanent; expert
airy SIS selling guaranteed hos
iery to wearer; 25c an houl
Box l22, Norristown. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Cos
came over from Searcy Sun
day to attend the funeral O
j. |. Sturdivant. Mr.. Cost re
turned home Sunday night bu
Mrs. Cost remained to spenc
a few days visiting friends.
A boy living near Mammoth
Spring was bitten by a cop
perhead snake recently. The
boys father telephoned a ply
sician, who advised him tC
wrap the boys wound in rae
saturated with coal oil anc
bring the boy to town fol
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-07-06

Paroquet, July Sc. W.
Yaney and John Parks attend
ed the funeral of J. |. Sturdi-
want at Newark Sunday after
noon.
J. P. Williams arrived home
Saturday from Little Rock
where he had spent few
days on business.
Mrs. Henry Linebough of
Wycough township is spend
ing the week here visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G.. w. Yaney.
d. W. Johnson made a bus
mess trip to Batesville Satur-
day
J. P. Williams made a bust
ness trip to Newark Monday
morning.
Steve Langston is real sick
at this writing.
Miss Lucy Stubblefield spent
the Fourth at Newport.
d. W. Johnson and grand
daughter, Miss Cola, spent the
Fourth at Newport.
Miss Georgia East spent
Tuesday evening at Newark.
Mrs. c. c. Whisnant is suf-
ferlng from a burnt foot.
DR., T. n. Rodman made a
professional call here Tues
day.
Quite a crowd from here at
tended the races at Newport
Wednesday.
John Parks is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Edna Gregory who
has been sick for the past
week is improving slowly.
Mrs. Mint Brown of Calico
Rock is spending a few days
here visiting relatives.
sunday school every Sun
day at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.