The Springdale news., 1917-11-23

will not falter, nor will you fail to act promptly.
 The Allies need help-men, money, food-or all Is lost for Democracy. And, in the name of the greatness of Your School and My School, l appeal to every father and mother to render prompt cooperation in this noble task, your servants, the School Improve ment Association has undertaken. SULPHUR CITY and BLACK OAK.
 Hugh Laymon is no better at this writing.
 Elmer Harris, who has pneumonia, IS reported better.
 Aunt Deemie Harris is suffering with an attack of lagrippe.
 Mrs. Maggie Brown has returned from a two weeks visit in Missouri.
 Charley Singleton and family left last week for Fort Smith.
 Mrs. Geo. Reed and little daughter Eula are on the puny list this week.
 Earl Shook and wife spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Carter.
 Mrs. Louvina Ramey of Carter wis ited her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Reece Sunday
 Hugh Reece and wife and Rev. Gay CT took dinner with Emory Shook and family Sunday.
 Geo. Foote has been helping Pink VanHoose haul corn for Arthur Shively of Harris.
 Hugh Mcguire, wife and baby Has sel of Harris visited her father, Hugh Laymon and family Sunday.
 There have been five cases of pneu- monia at Black Oak among the school children the past few weeks.
 Uncle Jim Fincher has returned from Mena. where he has been visit ing his daughter for some time.
 Jim Brewer of Harris and Grover Lindley of Springdale were callers at the u. Boaz home Sunday afternoon.
 John King and wife have boy at their house now They say John Is walking over everything in his way.
 Mrs. Amanda Lewis and Mrs. Clint Shook and son Lonnie of Carter spent one day last week with the Shook fam ] fly here.
 NIT. Shook has bought the Mir. Mcguire property here in town. Clint Shook of Carter will move in before long.
 Several of the Masons from Elkins, West Fork and Brentwood attended the funeral of John W. Edwards at the Reeee grave yard Monday.
 Undertaken Moore, Rev. Jake Stockburger, and Miss Opal Newell of Fayetteville attended the funeral of John w Edwards, here Monday.
 Rev Gayer of Winslow filled his last appointment here Sunday, unless conference sends him back to us which we truly hope will be done.
 Miss Emma Frisco was over on Trace Saturday morning making a picture of the sick girl of Robert Smiths who is not expected to live l long.
 Rev. Dee Thurman of Sonora filled his regular appointment at Black Oak Saturday and Sunday. Brother Thurman and Geo. Reed and family and Miss Bessie Arnett took dinner with Geo. Foote and family Sunday.
 Uncle John Will Edwards, an old and highly respected citizen of the Trace neighborhood, died Saturday morning after an illness of few days of lagrippe He was 80 years of age. We extend sympathy to the family.
 The Ladies Aid met at the Shook home Friday afternoon in what we call then party" Each one was to take hen, which they would sell and the proceeds would go to help on the preachers salary. Each one was to make rhyme on her hen. It was a Imaginable affair and jolly good time was enjoyed by all present. Proceeds, l $40.
 The school rally here Saturday was a grand success in every way. First on the program was professor Buck, whom everybody knows. He gave us fine talk along the line of educa ton, which was enjoyed by all. Next