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replaced by modern and adequate boat 10 feet long with room for vehi- cles on either side of the cabin. The Soliciting Committee, composed of Paul Benham, Walter Reed, Morris Lesser, Tom Conner and George Kaus- Ter, has raisedthe $4,O0O necessary to cover the cost of the boat. The con- tract will be awarded soon.
 Conway. - A children's cantata, Gods Flowerland," will be given soon by the children of the Sunday schools of the town. About 90 charac- ters will be presented. The produc- tion Is under the direction of the teachers of the primary department of the First Methodist Sunday school. Proceeds will be used to purchase sup plies for the Sunday school.
 Fayetteville.-J. H. Fields, artist photographer of Fayetteville, has car ried the fame of Arkansas into na- tional prominence. In a recent com petition of senior photographers of the United States MT. Fields pictures cap tured first prizes. The first prize pie ture. portrait study of Miss Louise Ashley, a graduate of the University of Arkansas, was carried in the August American Photography
 Ashdown-The Little River County Farm Bureau has been formed here by farmers and business men, H. P. Hazlip has been made secretary and Miss Mildred Hazlip, clerk. MT. Haz- lip already has begun assisting the farmers in marketing their crops. A largely increased acreage will be planted to truck products next year.
 Camden. - w. R. Smith Jr, who served as a lieutenant during the World war, has received application blanks and other papers from the ad jutant generals office to be used in organizing a guard company here. It is expected the company will be re- cruited to full strength within two weeks.
 Conway.-Indication point to a sue cessful campaign for $33,000,000 for educational purposes by the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, according to Dr. John H. Reynolds, director general ofthe campaign. Dr. Reynolds. who is president of Hendrix College, has been granted years leave Of absence to handle the campaign
 Paragould.-A barn belonging to the Rev. c. L. Catleberry, together with several hundred dollars worth of farm implements, to tons of baled hay, two mules. yearling calf and other things were destroyed by fire here re- gently. The loss was about $4,000 with a small amount of insurance.
 Marianna.-The local chapter of the Red Cross will use the funds in the treasury for playground equipment for the schools in the county. Letters have been sent to the schools at Moro, Rondo, Gill, Green Forest, Haynes, La Grange and other towns, offering to install the equipment.
 Camden. Dr. William Henry Sledge, who has served as pastor of several rural churches in Oauch1ta county, hasaccepted the call to the pastorate of the Pulaski Heights Bap- tist church at Macon, Ga. The Rev. MT. Sledge has been actively engaged in the miAstry for the past 25 years.
 Mountain Home.-W. B. Wolf, coun- ty agent, said recently that the work of organizing the Farm Bureau in Baxter county is progressing satisfac- torily. Meetings were held every night during the past week in seven townships and local units to the Du- reau were organized in ali or them.
 Fayetteville. -- Forty-four electrical metermen from different parts of the state have just finished their work at a special short course offered by the College of Engineering of the Univer- sity of Arkansas. The purpose of the course was to give practical training to the men.
 Willow-The boys of the Willow public school recently organized the Pine Knot brigade. The student who brings in thebest pine knot on Novem- Der l will be given prize. The knots will be used to head the school build ing this winter.
 Pine Bluff.-The Pine Bluff Auto and Accessory Dealers Association named Felix Smart president of the organization to succeed Hicks Riley. who resigned. k. T. Rothrock was elected vice president to succeed MT. Smart.
 Conway. - The Conway Lodge of Elks presented it's annual minstrel show at local theater. One of the feature numbers was comedy act by Arthur Pfeifer of Little Rock and Clint n.ly A Atr, ,atn of hA