The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-04-25


ed County Chairman for the Second
Red Cross War Fund Campaign. spent
couple of days in Little Rock the first
of the week looking after Red Cross
business.
Miss Dethro benson waa a guest
here the past week at the home of her
uncle. Rev n. c. benson. She has
been teaching at kilbourn. La. and
was on her way to her home at Foun-
tain Hill
When YOU have Backacke the liver or
kidneys are sure to be out of gear Try
Sanol. it does wonders for the liver.
kidneys and bladder A trial ste bot
tie will convince you. Get it at Bor
deauX drug store.
Miss Lizzie Caster, who has for the
past three years been with q mercan-
tile firm at Hamburg, has accepted a
position here with the Weisman Co.
She has numerous friends here who will
welcome her return to Dermott.
NJ y. Mathers has resigned his pos
ition as local telephone manager to go
into business fer himself Pending the
appointment of new manager. Mrs.
Lotte Lishman. Chief Operator, il in
charge OF the Dermott Exchange.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the presentation of a vaude-
vile performance at the school house
tonight. for the benefit of the Army Y.
NJ. c. A. Tickets are being sold for
soc and 25c Your patronage solicited.
Mrs. Amelia Groves of Argenta,
president of the Rebekah State Assem-
bly,. and Mrs Medora Ried of Little
Rock, state secretary, We're in Dermott
last Friday and We're entertained by
Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mrs. j, A.
Morris
The Democratic primary election. for
the purpose of choosing two nominees
for the office of School Director, will
be held to- day. The names on the tick
ct are NJ K. Hanchey, for reelection,
and d. Dudley Crenshaw, to succeed
+. c. Hammock
2. 5. Matthews. of the kessler Mat
thews Auto Co. and six chautfers went
to Memphis last week to bring back
their quota of Fords for the month
seven cars They left Memphis We'd
nesday afternoon at one O'Clock and
arrived in Dermott the next dav.
FOR SALE:-A Bargain. One Fox
Type writer in good order, a Trunk.
A Biblical Compendium and a Diction-
airy. practically new. and other useful
books Am expecting to soon so in
service and must sell. For information
apply at "Dermott News. Office
Rev. Wm. A. Role has been request.
ed by Mr. W. A. Smith. who was here
recently in behalf of the y. NJ. c, A.
Red Triangle League, to assist him
next week in the work of organizing in
Desha county, and to take charge of
organizing the following weeks in Drew
and Bradley counties.
We wish again to call attention to
the fact that we cannot possibly handle
all the copy for the paper each week
on Wednesday. For this reason sever
al articles are omitted again this week
Those wishing write ups or articles
of any sort published should see that
they reach this office early in the wee k
Monday. if possible,
Cecil j Matthews. now in the AVia-
ton department of the I. 5. Army,
left yesterday morning, after weeks
visit here with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w NJ Matthews He spent yes
terday with his sister in Hot Springs.
whence he will return to the Kelley
! Aviation Field at San Antonio, Texas.
Mrs. b. Ford and her sister, Mrs.
1 May L. Gray. left yesterday for Little
Rock and Hot Springs. At the latter
place they will attend the Biennial
Meeting of the General Federation of
i Women's Clubs Mrs Ford is a mem
ber of the Biennial Board which has
charge of the preparations for the
meeting. and Mrs Gray goes as a dele
gate from her club at Winchester. Ind.
A country worth fighting for is a
country worth saving for, Buy THRIFT
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