The Springdale news., 1918-05-17

week.
 Mrs. Sarah Smith, who has been visiting her brother, G. H. Sullivan, and family, left last Friday for her home in Albany, Okla.
 There will be pie supper and speaking at Zion Saturday night. All proceeds derived from the pie sup Der will go to the Red Cross.
 MT. and Mrs. Webb Powell left Wednesday night for Little Rock to drive home a new Oldsmabile car re- gently purchased by A. NJ. Leitzeli. "W2men in War Work" is sub ;cct Of lecture to be delivered by Miss Gertrude Watkins of Little Rock, at Nj. E. Church South tonight (Th .rs- day).
 Mr and Mrs. J. P. Denver left Mon
 
 tend the meeting of the State Bank CTS Association and the latter to wis it with MT. and Mrs. Dupree Denver.
 W. 0. Ross of Los Angeles, Calif., is visiting his brother, R. A. Ross of this place. Before returning to Los Angeles MT. Ross will go to Russell vile to visit another brother, Dr. (. J. Ross
 Miss Bessie Sullivan left recently for Sapulpa, Okla, where she has ac- cepted position in telephone of flee. She will make her home with her sister, Mrs Kuechler, who resides in Sapulpa.
 Miss Gertrude Watkins of IittlS Rock will speak tonight (Thursday) at the NJ E. Church, South, on "Ho- men in War Work" and on the s1f- frage question. Everybody invited. .idffllSsi6H Tree.
 Rev. W I. Elledge, (. NJ Phillips and wife and W B. Brogdon left Tues day night for Het Springs to attenl the Southern Baptist Convention which convened Wednesday, They expect 10 return Monday night 
 Word received from Harvey Joyce, who went down to Little Rock this week to take an examination for the medical corps of the army, states that he passed the examination and left for St. Louis Wednesday night.
 Mrs. J. C. Williamson ard daueL- ter, Miss Georgia of Quinton. Okla, Mrs. w J. Forbes of Wentworth, Mo, and Mrs G. A. Graves of Rogers were guests of MT and Mrs. W. A. Graves first of the week
 Earl Bird, who has been located at Bartlcsville, Okla, came in few lays ago and accompanied by his farily will go from here to Memphis, Tenn. to make their home, where Mir. Bird will continue hIs worl, as civi, eu9i- neer.
 Ben Lilies, local telephone manager, went down the road Sunday where the big flood struck to aid in repairing the telephone line, and spent Monday and Tuesday down there The tele- phone company had several miles of wire down.
 Lieut. Collin Myers and wife of
 amp Pike have been visiting MT and Mrs. W. P. Myers, parerts of the former, for the past few days They expected to drive through to Harrison yesterday to visit relatives and friends and will probably return to Camp Pike Sunday.
 At a recent meeting of the school board Otis Thompson was elected principal of the grammar school. Mir. Thompson taught the past year at Fayetteville He is a son of pr Sherman Thompson of Gravett ard a grandson of Judge A L. Thompson, deceased, former well known citizen of Springdale.
 Two cars of strawberries were shipped from Springdale Wednesday night, making a total of nine cars for the season to date. Excellent prices are being realized, the berries being sold Wednesday for s4.50 per crate on track here. It is thought about twenty ears will be shipped before the close Of the season.
 City officers elected at the recent 1 citE elacfiop Uarp cyuorn iy last u-aal