The Pulaskian., 1920-06-24

 ton m all stages of growth in the ,o S0' lands is reported to be in fiporiat. .Os' condition, which is considered s'lias ually encouraging in view of tbo u1us that heavy rains a few weals iaet nearly destroyed the opportnn,s. ago making a good crop. More than sode dor acres, one-fourth of the total tinsa, pg'age acreage of the county, have heoa .'Ds planted this year.
 searcy. At a meeting ot ;, White County Board of Edueat,os tue Wood Henry was re-electod :. superintendent by unan,,nous sOuu'y for term of 1s months bea;n. .o'e January 1, 1921, when his present ,4,us taa4 expires. The board was orgsn' 'sia with c. E. Yingling chairman d'4se and ~ B. Plant secretary. OtNer mon,s " of the board are R. c. Clark -los.s ps. Yarnell and Walter Quattlebaum "s
 Springdass. Apple grower. northwest Arkansas will hold 2 raa, ing in Rogers June IT. Tho moas;s aa,sss is being arranged by D. E. Fiehor Ing s- ticulturist of the Frisco Lunch S, ntn be served by the business men of paa CTS, and transportation will ho f,s nished by an inspection of the noiss boring orchards. Several talks ru be made by orchard men.
 
 Paragould. J. J. Freeman owno. of chain of stores located in sontb west Missouri, and at various no,n,. in Arkansas, is preparing to omen new retail store in this city. the hps, ness is to be conducted in the recent ls vacated building on West Com, street. The new enterprise will bs ready for business in few days
 Conway The nrst week of ths summer session of the Arkansas Stata Normal School reached an enrollment of 339, or gain of 33 students. Tbs onrollmetn is by far the largest in tba history of the school, and as mors students will arrive soon, the enroll ment will easily reach the 36O mark before the term is over.
 Fayetteville.-W G. Bass of Chand Ter, Okla, was elected county superiD. tendent of schools of Washington county recently at meeting of the newly elected board of education. The election followed an organization meeting of the board when the board members were sworn in by the coan. ty clerk.
 Pine Bluff. one Of the largest community pienics ever given in Pine Bluff will be held July 5 at Memorial Park. The Chamber of Commerce, Al. 3 len Hearin Post of the American le zion, Rotary and Advertising clubs will participate. Visitors from all towns in Southeast Arkansas are eE pected to attend.
 ParagouId. -- Rev. ]. K. P. Nickel vey of the Camp Ground settlement, seven miles northwest of this city was seriously injured when he va kicked by Q mule. The animal kicked the aged man down, and in falling his head struck a buggy, making an ugly wound on the forehead It is belieF cd he will recover.
 Fayetteville. - The board of coun cillors of the Girl Scouts of Washing ton County, University Camp has completed it's organization and receiV ed charter from the New York oi fee. Commissioners are as follows Mrs. A. M Harding Mrs. A. Marinoai department commissioners; Mrs Hor ace E. Williams, secretary-treasurer
 Paragould.-At a meeting of the newly created county board of educs tion J. w Lipscomb was elected char man and Allen D. Stewart secretary Hon. H. R. Patrlow, at present prac ticing law in this city, but formerg superintendent of the Paragoua schools, was chosen as county super intendent.
 Mountain Home. = John R. Morton of Newport News, Va, who oWu' considerable land in Baxter couns around Three Brothers, is preparing " turn a lot of his property into large Angora goat ranch. Goats and saee9 are increasing fast in this county Oeo Place received 8 fine Cotswool OucA by express.
 Piggott.-M. w. Muldrow from ns State Agricultural College at Mohl0e' To has arrived and taken up DIS U. ties as county farm demonstrator ', Clay county. Mir Muldrow success w. E. Simmons of Magnolia, M'ss who recently resigned to reioca'e :. Mississippi.
 Paragould. - J. 0. Shelby has Ossa appointed manager of the Arhan9s, ,.9s, Light and Power Company H plant in this city, succeeding "