The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-19
BOYS AND GIRLS CUB CONTEST

BOYS AND GIRLS CUB CONTEST The final contest in the Boys and Girls Club Work will be held at Barry vile next week, the 24th. We want ev cry member of the various clubs to at tend this meeting and to bring exhibits, premiums will be paid prlze winners in the various clubs.
 Parents who have boys and girls in this work are urged to provide ways and means for the boys and girls to get there with their exhibits; come with them and let's spend pleasant and profitable day together, enabling our boys and girls to see what has been done this year.
 We hope to provide entertainment that will make it day long to be re- membered by all the members; give the boys and girls chance and some en- couragement and they will surprise you. Be sure to come every one of you and bring your ten ears of corn, peck of potatoes, peck of peanuts, your pigs, canning exhibits and poul- try. Bring your record books properly filled out. Ask father and mother to come and they will enjoy it even more than you do,
 Yours for better boys and girls,
 Ben F.Greer, County Agent.
 Elsie Marshall, Go. Home Dem. Agt.
 Hoffliens- Watson
 Friends in Green Forest have learned of the marriage of Miss Pauline Wat son of Exeter, Calif., to MT. Claud Hoffiiens of Riverside, the happy event taking place at the First Christian church at Fresno, Sept. 29, with ring ceremony in the presence of only few friends. The newly weds were the recipients of many nlce presents.
 Miss Pauline is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Watson formerly of this place but who have resided in Cal ifornia for the past several years, and is a granddaughter of Capt. and Mrs. L. E. Harbert of this place.
 We understand Mr Hoffiiens is prominent young man of Riverside, we'll beliked.
 After a few days visit the young couple will take up their residence in Southern California.
 Green Forest friends join in sending good wishes.
 A Mir. Hepler of Springdale preach ed at this place Sunday and Sunday night.
 Will Fry will load car of corn for Ward & Center this will.
 Misses Lela Stevens and Cleo Buell. of Green Forest attended spelling at Coin Friday night.
 Miss Mary Brammer visited at Will Fry's from Friday until Monday.
 Andrew Baughman and family from Harrison are visiting relatives here this week.
 There has been five cars of apples shipped from Coin recently. Will Fry and Oscar Norris loading three for Mir. Boyd.of Oklahoma and one for Mir. Fry of Kansas and Monroe Dunlap one for Mir. Ward of Alpena.
 Zion Hill
 Our Sunday school is progressing nicely.
 Mrs. Ray Douglass has been visiting her mother the past week.
 The boys of Zion Hill are preparing to play Basket Ball.
 John Dee Seals and wife visited home folks from Friday until Sunday.
 There was singing at Sam McMa- hans Sunday night.
 Ellis Graham had the misfortune to get his hand caught in the molasses mill Wednesday. Three of his fingers are mashed severely.
 Pleasant Ridge
 Cal Edmondson and wife have gone to Benton county to visit relatives and friends.
 Miss Mae Naples of Francis visited at Sam Rains Sunday. Grandma Rains went home with her to visit for a while.
 Our school has stepped up another round on the ladder of success. The pupils have been supplied with new books. Mir Reagan says school is sure all o. K.
 Alta Green of Checota, Okla, is wis., iting his aunt, Mrs. Joe Brown, of this place and his uncle, Hoyt Green, south of Carrollton.
 Carroliton
 Lots of sorghum molasses have been made in this neighborhood.
 Those of our farmers who have or chards are busy gathering apples.
 Bob Mitchell and family have moved to Harrison for a short time, after which they expect to move to Arizona. There was a pie supper at the school house Saturday for the purpose of making money to buy basket ball.
 Hugh Plumlee has improved his farm by building new barn.