The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1918-02-22
SULPHUR CITY and BLACK OAK.
Rpney Arnett and family win move

L.. Rpney Arnett and family will move
TO Fayetteville this week
Several from here attended thu
brown sale last Wednesday.
Geo. Reed and wife visited his mar
ents below Black Oak Sunday
| Several of the BOYS are renair;ng
line 70 today as it was in very bad
condition.
Rev. Green Wade of West Fork
| preached at Sulphur City Sunday at
| IL o'clock
Several from the Strain neighbor-
hood were visiting at Charley Nc
Clelland's Sunday
Ben Bassett, Joe Ben Ramey and
Raymond Reed of Carter visited at
Clint Shocks Sunday.
Miss Iva Stoekburger and several
of her students spent Sunday at the
Steve Stringham home.
Albert Finehef of Kansas visited
relatives and friends here last week.
We think Albert came back to get a
square meal once more.
Miss Angie Boaz of Trace Valley
/ spent Saturday night at the Stuard
! Boaz home and attended the Red
DAN'" 0ttti6a az DIAM cdh.
Miss Amanda Fawbush, who had
been staying at the home of her UNI
Giles, A. S. and J L. Boaz for the past
10 weeks and attending school at
Black Oak, returned home Sunday
Polk Phillips and wife and Mr.
/ Trammel and wife of Goshen attend
ed the Arnett sale here last Friday
Lone Star had the pleasure of meet
ing Mrs. Phillips and will be glad to
have her for neighbor.
Mayo Head. one of our best young
men, who has been working in Colo
RADIO, came in home Sunday and left
Monday afternoon for Washington.
/ d. c., where he will enter the ser
vice of Uncle Sam as field clerk We
wish him success IN his new field of
/ labor
/ Miss Iva Stockburger of West Fork
closed one of the most successful
schools that has ever been taught at
Black Oak. Friday Quite crowd
was out to witness the closing exer-
cises of the school Friday afternoon.
All grades of the school had work on
exhibition. Below are the names of
those winning first and second prizes:
lst grade-Beatriee Graue, lst; Guy
King. End. 3rd Grade-Nellie Will
cox, lst; Bulah Johnson, End. 4th
grade-Eula Reed. LIST; Emma Platt,
End. 9Th grade-Bernice Cooper, 1st;
Drew Johnson. End 9th grade
Bessie Arnett, LIST; Dolores Platt, End.
7th grade-Virginia Tidball, LIST;
Ruby Foote, End 8th grade-Cecil
Platt, list; Amanda Fawbush, End
| Those finishing the 8th grade were
Austin Reed, Anvil Arnett and Cecil
Platt. Amanda Fawbush received
her diploma from the 9Th grade in No
vember at the close of the Sulphur
! City school. She came on down to
Black Oak and took ten weeks of gen
ere. -c.,'a,..:: tt .as atfpirum~sgH pre-
re red to the boys by MlsF Kwbush,
~ .er which short talk was bade by
II nry Fawbush. Several q the pa
81 ms expressed their appreG ltion of
I'D good work done by tho teacher
81 d pupils. The school tito is
~ ressing Onward" the clas colors,
ID |, white and blue and u class
"a wer the white carnatiolL School
II sed by singing God be n h you
% s3!u Aepin4eS a.HsSe losu GA II!l
y inc program OF patriotic tAgs, re
ei lations and flag drills was render
ec by the school in connectio with
pi supper for the benefit % he Red
q ioss Society There was large
81 wd out and gave liberallyif their
N ans. There were 81 M, one
be e, fish pond and can6 stand.
III proceeds of the supper n Is over
a. The teacher and severn of the
81 er girls were dressed us l8 Cross
NJ SEES Everyone seemed tol pave a
70 d time, but the children y ted to
pa with their teacher. We sh her
N cess wherever she goes
IE Lone Star.
liz heavy cold lii tire ,.,~os Nat was
* i,ected to cure itself has e.. -
It rting point in many case pf dis
"a that ended fatally. The ensible
% rse is to take frequent Ases of
BILLIARDS HOREHOUND 39RUP.
Il .hecks the progress of the sorder
In assists nature to restore normal
30 ditons Price 25c, soc an $l.00
pe bottle. Sold by j r. Joyti Drug
Il ONE men are born great 81 then
y coed to slump.
u(tv Mr.. Davis Got Rid OF Bad
iE8 Cough.
Some time ago | had Wy bad
%, gh' writes Lewis T. Davis Black
Vs er, Del. MY brother cCabe
De lis gave me small bottle 81 ham
y, ain's Cough Remedy. Arr TAX