The Pulaskian., 1920-04-29

,varo ,1l''-.o ,'a ne nrst strawberi. :. were brought in by Mrs. p'', V.lle who lives just north of town Du'le1 Butler received a. sack of Ha,io. Af nour, which is given annually p.i0p p II. faEneil as prize for tba '" oox of berries. These. Were oe Al U excelsior variety, of fair size and VI rlpened. Mrs. Butler states tba. aa 0s Will have at least six quarts r+s mo- Sa lew days. The first box was bra..' Tn last year about a. week earlier ,0ssl te this date. -'Aies tAa4
 searey. The West Point sb,n,.. Union, organized for the nurnaaa sppsis I promoting interest in the sbinninu homegrown products, has elected q following officers: President s ota. e4 Walker; secretary and treasrrsr \ ,. Williams. The union has abont ld members. Strawberries and sweet :. tatoes are the commodities to he mas largely grown. Two hundred aoraa berries are already planted and x acreage will be greatly increased
 Jonesboro. = The drive for s2aool for the school fund by a committaa o1 leading men of the city has been yos successful. The total amount raoo.. ed for the first day will reach nasr, S20,000, and it is now ass0reo mat x full amount will be raised and l5s city schools will be able to run nsy year with good teachers Without tb, fund the schools would have been sa riously crippled.
 Conway. 4 class or z5 memba,, will be initiated soon by the convsr Camp of the Woodmen of the World State Manager Farrar Newberrv d Little Rock will be present and win assist in the initiation esremoniss The camp here has a membersnio If 355, having lost 30 when the national organization increased the member snip fees.
 Hamburg. = Contract has been lgt to W. c. Bum to buld the Farmers Savings Bank and Trust Company and the law office of c. P. George. Whiea were destroyed by fire last year. The work has begun, The old vault with stood the fire and will be removed in accordance with the plans. The sHuc ture will be up-to-date.
 BatesYille. = Programs nave uesa arranged for the second annuai meet ing of the Presbyterian summer con ference here in July. when the PresbF terian church of Arkansas and the Memphis organization will meet and hold a conference at Arkansas eo' lege.
 Little Rock. = Gov. Brough ap pointed H. E. Hennigon and Charla H. Orto of Little Rock and ex-Mayd simon Bloom of Pine Bluff on tho ! state board of certified aceountana MT Hennigon is chairman of th' r board of certified acountants Mi Hennigon is chairman of the board MT. Orto secretary and Mir. Blo0a l treasurer.
 Little Rock. = Judge Trieber over ruled a demurrer in the case of Y Powell, negro, indicted iointely Rl' Albert Hill for alleged nigntridlns and conspiracy in connection with la negro uprising at Elaine, PhlllF county, last October. The first coun n the indictment was dismisSed Judge Trieber.
 Batesyille. = Programs nave ps' arranged for the second annual ne' ing of the Presbyterian summer cV1 i ference to be held in this city III Jup when the Presbyterian Church ol kansas together with the Mempas ganization will meet and hold eos ference in the Arkansas College this city.
 Paragould. - The bonds for bea' l Dam Drainage District were. dlSpO'g of to Joseph R. Bertig of thls cg s,o, 101 1-2. This issue amounts to s% GOO. The bonds of Cache River pts ..sl age District No, 2, amounting to 9s 900, were sold to Joseph K. belsI this city and Guy D. Thompson Oi tie Rock, bringing 100 flat.
 Mena. - County officials have en the lead in organizing Menas ,als overall club, members of which p',s themselves to wear denim eVef' including Sundays. Emoplyes @ K. c. s. Railroad have orgap''' club. E
 Batesville.-The Independent s osa ell central committee met III 'ps ty judges office in this city iS to purpose of electing delegates i" national democratic conyenll0a,e to transact other business c0Di
 fore the conference.
 Norfolk. + Mrs. Tom WalIoy IIsyas this place will leave soon for ns r,,ho ryhara she will join he'