Cleveland County herald., 1921-04-21
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| lEG4 h- I lAE r eiiitNAlll 1Juhly eii III CTS Union met Friday and Saturday at Oak Hill, two miles west of Ozark. Conway.-A special term of the Faulkner Circuit Court convened here recently at the courthouse by Judge George " Clark
 Rogers.-The Business Mems class of the Presbyterian church held so- eail and 3upper. in the basement of the church recently.
 O2ark-The Franklin County Dairy Association will meet here Saturdat
 n expert dairyman from the UnfVar= sity of Arkansas will make an ad. dress.
 Paragould.-W. T. Costen, president of the Greene County Sweet Potato Growers Association, says that con. struction of the potato drying plant will commence soon.
 Bentonvtlle.-The Woman's Mission ary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church, South, through its secretary, Mrs. Charles H. Cargile, has sent a contribution of $58 for the relief of the starving Chinese.
 Ozark.-F'ire which recently threat, ened the Hargrave x Warnock livery stable Is believed to have been of in. cendiary origin. The blaze was ex- tinguished before much damage was done.
 Mena-Mrs Neil Williams, wife of a farmer living west of Mena, holds the seasons record for marketing eggs. She was in Mena recently with so dozen, the weeks product of her flock of Leghorns.
 Pine Bluff.-The White & Hummel Manufacturing Company has finished removing from Missouri its wood working plant, and the equipment IS being set up in the western part Of the city adjoining the plant that the com pany has had in operation in this city for the past two years.
 Bentonville.-R. c. Whayne has sold the Bentonville bakery, operated on South Main street, to ]. R. Brown of Muskogee, who has taken charge of the business. Mr. Whayne will de. vote his time to the Bentonyille Ice Cream Company, and is also consid. ering with local business men the establishment of a creamery.
 Bentonville.-After the close of the school term, Mrs Charlotte Kuntze, Benton county Red Cross public nurse, who has devoted the past few months principally to work in the city and rural schools, expects to organize some work for the child of the pre- school age in various parts of the county.
 Heber Springs-A farmers rest room is being arranged in the Gle burne county courthouse, adjacent to the office of Steele Kennedy, county agent. This room will have nice fix lures, including display racks for farm products of all kinds, and in ad- dition. there will be literature of all kinds pertaining to farm work, which will be free.
 Conway-J. D. Dunaway, special agent of the Missouri State Life In surance Company of St. Louis, has just been notified that he has again qualified for the 1000 Club" of the company. This is his sixth consecu- tive year of membership in the club, and entitled him to trip to the an nual convention at Hot Springs, Va, in August.
 Fayetteville.-The cast for the an. nual Y. w. c. A. play at the Univer. sity of Arkansas has been selected and rehearsals are in progress. The play, "The Land of Hearts Desire" by William Butler Yeats, will be given in the university chapel April 16, and will be acted and coached by student members of the association. The members of the cast are: Frances Tucker, Little Rock; Mildred Giles. Die. Fayetteville; Mary Bob Sullivant, McNeil; Caroline Price, Russellville; Dorothy Gregston, Fayetteville. Jamie Mcconnell of Mineral Springs will coach the play.
 Yellville- Goldsby, McCracken & Oxford, stock men of this place, shipped ear of hogs recently to the Hollister Stock Hog Company of Hol lister, Mo Several cars have been shipped to this firm from Marion county during the last few weeks.
 Bentonville.-Mrs.E Earl Smith, home demonstration agent, has aroused much interest in the steam pressure cooker by the demonstrations she has held before community clubs and women's organizations over Benton county.