Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29


 DeWitt.-The membership of tho First Baptist Church of Stuttgart has under construction handsome new church house to take the place of the one burned during the period of the world war. When completed this building will be ahe largest and most modern building of its character in the town, costing approximately ESQ., 900. Pastor Jean hopes to occupy this splendid new building within a few months
 DeWitt.-Miss Beaulah Frederick, assistant supervisor of health nursing in Arkansas, has concluded a partial tour of Arkansas county with Miss Hilpert, health nurse for Arkansas county. Numerous summer schools now in sessions were visited by Misses Frederick and Hilpert and at each place lectures on health were given to the children and mothers.
 Pine Bluff.-Members of Judge w B. Sorrells' Bible class at the Lakeside Methodist church and the Calebs of the First Baptist church will go to Earl k. Wright's plantation in Plum Bayou township to attend barbecue, at which the Methodists will be the guests of the Baptists as the result of a ball game played several weeks ago when the Methodists won.
 Newport.-A. B. Hooker, manager of the Wolff Goldman Mercantile Com pany, announced work was nearing | completition on the handsome new building the company is erecting and | leased by the Western Union Tele- graph Company, and would be ready for occupancy by the middle of Au- gust.
 Pine Bluff.-The Pine Bluff Automo. bile and Accessory Dealers Associa- tion has pledged the support of it's members to the officers of the city in the enforcement of laws against speed ing and other violations of the traffic laws. At a meeting of the associa-
 
 ing the enforcement of the law and pledging support.
 Arkadelphia.-Th Rev. J. V. John- son, who recently moved here from Little Rock to accept the pastorate of the First Presbyterian church, has purchased the l. w Millikan home on Pine street for $7,500. The Rev. MT. Johnson until a month ago was well-known Little Rock lawyer He recently was ordained by the Presby- terian church.
 Fort Smith.-The annual outing of the members of the boys and girls agricultural clubs of the county will be held July 30 under the auspices of the Rotary and Lions clubs. The en- tertainment will include trip to the theaters and dinner to be served on tn elawn at the home of Ray Gill, sec retary of the Business Mems Club.
 Newport-A w Milling, county farm demonstrator of this county; John F. Williams, cashier of the Ar l kansas Bank and Trust Company, and | R. D. Wilmans, merchant-planter will be members of the profitable farm tourists from Arkansas who will make the trip to Georgia and the Carolinas the first of August.
 Fayetteville. - The Home Furnish ing Company, under the management .OfC chased the stock and business of W. D. Phillips, furniture and household goods, at Springdale, and is remodel ing the building and enlarging the stock of the firm.
 Hardy.-A committee of citizens has called a mass meeting of the Re publicans of this county to meet at Cave City on August Is to effect an organization and to consider putting out full ticket of county officers to be voted on at the November cleo. ton.
 Cotter.-The l.. c. Smith Construc- tion Company is moving big outfit to Reeds Spring, where 1t will open up big pit, the dirt from which vii, be used to fill in bridges on the White river division between Reeds Spring and Branson. All the bridges north of the place are being converted into big fills.
 Cotter.-The tomato crop in the VI. cinity of Sine and Pyatt in Marion county is suffering from lack of mois- ture, the Nelson Canning Company re ports.
 Helena.-Great preparations are be- ing made to entertain the world war veterans August 16 ana IT, and dele gates to the number of 800 to 700 are expected to attend.
 Conway.-Theb oys' and girls clubs of Faulkner county will be the guests of the people of Conway during the county meeting and rally to he hold