Cleveland County herald., 1920-05-13
Forrest City.-The store of the Pal

ports the logs of a gallon of grain al cohol, four watches, nine chains, foun- tain pens, cigars, etc, estimated at around $57 CT $50. A horse was also stolen fro mthe barn lot of Sam Sll- cer, Jr., and a bridle and saddle be- longing to s. F. Sulcer, ST. upon which | it is surmised, the thief made his es- | cape
 Piggott.-The district conference of | the Paragould district of the Metho- dist Church will met in Piggott re- gently for a two-day session. This conference will represent about 20 pastoral charges and 1000 members. Sixty preachers and delegates are ex- pected. Rev. J. M Hughey, presiding elder, will preside, and Rev. A T. Gal loway of Pocahontas will preach the opening sermon.
 Beebe.-The following faculty has been elected for the fall and winter term in Beebe, number of whichc are reelected: Principal, J. w. Taylor; first assistant, Mrs. Belle Westbrook; second assistant, Mrs. Estella Yard ner and commercial course, John Ealey, Mrs Tessie Bailey, Misses Cal lie Williams, Mary Westbrook, Mary Cannon, Lee, and Mrs Dee Burton.
 Piggott-Candidate for county of fee are entering the field almost daily. The latest who have formally an- ,I French of Rector and Judge R. L. Lewis of Piggott, who are aspirants to the office of circuit clerk, and "Pete' Woods and Royall Crews of Rector, who are rivals for the position of tax assessor.
 Harrison. Prof. Clarence Me- Ginn will leave for Little Rock soon, accompanied by the Harrison contest ants in the state school meet Harri- son expects Osie Wilson, star athlete at the interschool meet here, to garry off good many of the prizes. Be sides athletics Harrison will send con- tenders in debate, Reclamation, quar- tette and piano.
 Conway. - George Wittenberg, of Wittenberg & Deloney, architects, of Little Rock, is in Conway to make final arrangements and lay out the site for the new dormitory to be erected at Central College The building will be located just east of the present main building and fronting toward it, with a subfront facing east or Conway boulevard.
 Dardanelle. - The drug firm of Howell & Berry, composd of NJ. D. Howell and Robert H. Berry of this city, has sold out to Crawford M. Scott and Edgard Hoffman, and the firm now will be known as the Scott Hoffman Drug Store. The firm of Howell & Berry has been doing busi ness here for more than 20 years.
 Piggott-Rev. D. M Carter, the young and energetic pastor of the First Baptist Church of Piggott, has l returned to this city after conducting | a series of evangelistic meetings in | Corning, in the western district of this | county. There were 2S additions to | the Corning church during the meet ings, 15 of the additions being by bap- tiSln
 Bentonville. - The prolonged cool weather caused so few flies to appear in Bentonville that there were no con. testants for the prizes offered by Dl. B. c. Bain to the boy or girl staying the largest number Of flies between April Is and May 1. The contest h-ls been extended another month by Dr. Bain.
 Piggott. Ark. - Hon. Ramsey Dun can of Blytheville, candidate for pros ecuting attorney of the Second judi cial district, is engaged in stumping the county in behalf of his candj- date for prosecuting attorney Of the Second judicial district, is engaged in stumping the county in behalf of his candidacy
 Rector-The 10-year-oId son of Oli- yer Seeley, a prominent resident or this place, was painfully injured, when the bicycle which he was riding collided with a Ford touring car driv- en by Mrs. B. w. Gibbs, at Fifth and Main streets. The bicycle was crush ed to pieces. Young Steeley's condi- ton is not considered serious.
 Batesville. The committees ap- pointed to solicit funds for the relief work of the recent fire sufferers in this city have collected about S6,000. This fund will be used in aiding the people who are in need of immediate relief.
 Searcy. Large crowds attended the closing exercises of the Rose Bud High School. The baccalaureaue ser mon was preached by the Rev. H. A. Stroup. the address to the graduating class being delivered by Pres. J. M. Williams of Galloway College