Newport daily independent., 1918-07-06

at CLOCK, at the nome OI MfS. h.
 c. Thomas, on Elm street.
 Mrs. Bob Sisson and children, of Morrilton, who have been visiting her brother and wife, Mir and Mrs. Jas.
 Sisson, left this morning for home.
 Mrs. Willie Hinkle left for her home at Batesville this mornng, af- ter visit of several days to her son and wife, Mir. and Mrs Roy H. Hin kle.
 Mrs. J. B. Ward and little daugh- l ter, of Russellville, were guests of Miss Birdie Kirkland last night, 1 leaving ths morning for Melville to visit her father, w. R. Jones. Miss Louse Stephens, charming young lady of Galveston, Texas, ar rived yesterday, and will visit her aunt, Mrs. Gustave Jongs, and grand \ mother, Mrs. A. J. L. Stevens. \ MT. and Mrs. Lee May, of Au-
 vergne, were here yesterday to see
 their brother, Pete Nuckolls, who
 left on the evening train for Hatties-
 burg, Miss, with Jackson's selective draft men.
 Mrs. M. M O'Neal, of Augusta, is the guest of Miss Lou Minor for a few days. She was accompanied by her son, Minor O'Neal and children, who drove up in their car, returning | to Augusta late in tht afternoon. I Mrs. Walter Rushton and two lit tie daughters, Mae and Dorothy, will leave Sunday morning for Hollister, Mo-, to spend the rest of the summer. MT. Rushton will accompany his fam Lily, but will return in two or thrte days.
 Judge o. w. Scarborough has been invited by the management of the Grand Theatre to make a patriotic address at the close of the show next Wednesday evening. Judge Scar borough's subject will be Dangers to America.
 Little Miss Mildred Shaver, of Lit tie Rock, is spending several weeks with her aunt, Mrs. w. D. Williams, above Jacksonport. Her mother, Mrs. Tom Shaver, is expected soon to visit her sister, Mrs. Williams, and other relatives.
 George Simmons, accompanied by his sister, Miss Mary, spent Friday night in Newport with relatives, re- turning to their home at Union Hill, Barren township, today Miss Mary will have charge of the summer term of school at that place, and will be- gin her duties Monday morning. Mrs. c. A. Colthorpe left this after noon for her old home at Mayfield, Ky, for a several weeks visit. Mrs. Colthorpe has brother in France and another home on furlough, who leaves for the same foreign country soon and it is to see him principally that Mrs. Colthorp is going home Wanted--Yo Young women IS years of age or over to enter training for position as telephone operations. Students are paid while learning. Make application to the Chief Oper- ator, Newport, Arkansas. Applica- tions from experienced or inexperi- enced out-of- town people will be con- sidered. 51d12t. Mrs. J. V, Isaacs will entertain the members of her Sunday school class of the Methodist church this after nion with matinee party at the Grand Theare, in honor of her little niece, Lucille Hogan, of St. Louis. After the picture show Mrs. Isaacs will serve her little guests with cream and cake.
 Mrs. Marion Dickens and Mrs. Jas. Sisson were invited guests at an old time fishfry in Oil Trough on the Fourth. Almost every kind of fish known to our streams, besides fried chicken and barbecued meats, were prepared by the ladies of Oil Trough, whom Mrs. Sisson and Mrs. Dickens say are the best cooks in the world.