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mule, about II hands high, years old,
a little gray around one front hoof.
Send information 10 me at Somerville
and get reward. John Armour.
Miss Hattie Robinson of Somerville.
Tennessee, a sister of Mrs. A. B. Walls.
who left here few months ago to
visit her parents and other relatives,
has returned and accepted the position
as assistant to postmaster H. L. Kelly,
in the Holly Grove Office. = Holly Grove
(Arkansas) Leader.
His friends will be glad TO learn that
L. F. Catfon who has been quite sick
with pneumonia has sufficiently re
covered TO be dismissed by his ply
stefan. His little son, Werner, is also
recovering from a severe case of the
same disease.
IOSlfnd5bGI u M. INcdiiCo dIOCHuSu
the meeting in Memphis this week of
postal officials thruout Tennessee, Ark
kansas and Mississippi with officials of
the department at Washington and a
congressional committee investigating
the need of increased pay for postal
employees in this territory.
On December "a few of the Macon
GoodfellOws got together and sent a
few things to make some children very
happy for Christmas. Had it not been
for their efforts am quite sure Santa
Claus would not have found his way
there 10 make the little hearts happy.
/ am proud of our cOmmunity's interest
in our neighbors. G.
At Oak, Grove church in the fourth
district on Sunday January 4, Mrs.
Pearia Douglass and J. S. Hinson of
the Lambert vicinity were united in
marriage, Rev. P. A. Fowler perform
in the ceremony following the regular
services at the church. The contract
ing parties are members of the old time
families Of that community and have a
wide circle of friends there and thruOut
the county.
The local camp of the American
Legion viii present at the opera house
next Friday night. January l6. the
moving picture of the famous Thir-
tieth Division breaking the linden
berg line on the battle front toward
the close Of the world war
The picture win be accompanied by an
address by Major Lsnders on the Thir-
teenth in Action 1t Is an official pic
ture and shoslld be interesting in every
detail.
The County Read Commission. COM
posed of Wyatt Wilkinson, r. B. Young
and T. II. Griffin. met Tuesday morn
ing and re-organised for the new years
work. ESQ wilkinson was reelected
Chairman, w. G. Shelton reelected
Secretary. and Esq. Griffin was sworn
in to take the place of T. W. Bowling
who refused TO stand for reelection.
The board starts out this year with Q
complete organization. with hands.
equipment, tools and teams. and it is
hoped that weather conditions will b.
more favorable for work the coming
year than it has been the past year.
Three white and fourteen colored
teachers took the examinations for GER
ti6cates here last week. All of the
white teachers are already teaching in
the county 80 that there is offered lit
tie hope of additional teachers to fill
the existing vacancies in the schools OF
the county. There are seven or eight
vacancies; and the Superintendent and
County Board have not been able TO
find teachers for these vaca' cies. We
are powerless in the matter. there
existing a scarcity of teachers just as
there is a scarcity of workers in. many
other lines. There are more vacancies
in the colored schools than in the white
schools, but there seems no relief for
either
The Overland Company are arranging
to take care j., an improved fashion Of
their automobile repair work this year.
The repair department there has been
operated in the past by Lee Diffee and
was not a part of the 0verland's bust
ness, but was run entirely upon the re-
oponsibility of Mr. Diffee. The Over
land Company will install in a few days
o competent garage and repair man
and the work will be cond cted by them
during the coming year. with compe-
tent worknen in charge of the work at
all times. What Mr. Diffee's plans are
are not Eown 10 TsaFa con