The Pulaskian., 1920-12-23
Arkansas News
 In Brief Form
Current Happenings From All
 Sections of the State.
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r 'F Conway A pie supper for the ben It of the recently organized high hool band was given in the high hool auditorium.
 lRussellville,- Rev. W. T. Ingram ls rendered his resignation as pastor the Cumberland Presbterian Church Russellyille and 1t has been made |ective.
 Newport. T. Simmons, cotton Fmerator of Jackson county, has bounced the ginning of 21.2S4 bales November 25 of this year, compar- with 16,612 for 1919.
 6eCrory.-The bazar held here by l School Improvement Association kted a neat sum. The money will |used toward installing waterworks |the McCrory school.
 Harrisburg. W. A. Card accidental Shot himself with an army rifle. The n missile entered the left side, &ttered 6 rib and came out at the <k. It is believed he will recover. Of the 794 students klled in the Universit of Arkansas resent, 656 are members of the Ing Mems Christian Association or khe Y. W c. A.
 Fayetteville. The All-Southwest tball team includes one University rkansas man, Ben Winkelmann, of [etteyille. He played end all this ion on the Razorback team.
 Ryetteville.-Nearly 300 calls for hers have been sent to the Uni kity of Arkansas during the past Since June the University has led 75 of It's graduates and former lent sin teaching positions.
 ardy.--Sam Walker, a farmer liv- two and one-half miles from liar bas just harvested a pumpkin that khs no pounds. This is believed ke the record pumpkin of Sharp ty.
 bnway.- Faulkner county's place he movement launched recently Reduction of cotton acreage in the h was the subject of special ling of the Conway Copmercial ECrory.-The Swastika Club of pry. at its meeting, decided to
 gymnasium at the local ol. The club also planned to
 minstrel soon after the holi- teniNS Shade.-A barn containing feed, three bales of cotton, an and buggy, belonging to Ed son, who lives 10 miles southeast Bis place, burned. There was no rance.
 shville. Farmers of Howard fy are planning to plant increas- ereage to sweet potatoes. Several ads of vans were shipped from
 this year. Many curing houses been built in the county.
 ening Shade. = Poughkeepsie e, F. and A. M., at Pougkeepsie, Elected the following officers; c. astus, worthy master; w R. bon, senior warden; P. H. Hutch junior warden A. G. Smith. sec k; W. H. Kelley. treasurer.
 dy.-Almost every farmer in community is expressing his de nation to reduce the acreage Ed to cotton next season. The crop in Sharp county is about kthered and ginned, and by far brger portion of 1t is being held farmers for higher prices.
 |dy.--R. E. Semple and J. M.
 ie, farmers of Richwoods town
 2 miles south of here, have each
 a thoroughbred Hereford bull
 ir farm stock. There is a gen.
 endency toward improved breeds
 live stock in this county.
 dy.-It is rumored that there
 several applicants for the post
 here when the Republicans take
 task of running the country. It
 wn that several citizens are con bg themselves in line for that
 Smith.-The Noon Civics Club,
 took the lead in the fight for
 mmission form of government in
 smith several ears ago. has en-
 in principle the city manager
 f government, but reserved for
 ture its opinion on specific de-
 t the proposed charters
 tonville. The Rev. W. James
 Bon of Bristow. Okla, preached
 local Baptist church recently.
 hurch has been without a pastor
 the Rev. s. w Brumfield resign.