The Pulaskian., 1921-03-31


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 Rogers. The members of the Rogers Commandery, Knight Tenn plars, attended the Easter services in body in full dress uniform Sunday morning at the Presbyterian church.
 Rogers.-Dean Bradford Knapp of the University of Arkansas will de- liver the bacculaureate address to the graduating class of the Rogers High School.
 Conway.-J. G. Dickson, represent ing the Arkansas state hygiene and welfare campaign, spoke Sunday aft ernoon at the First Baptist church here.
 Helena.-Preparatory to reconstruct ing the City Canal, large force of workmen was put to work recently with shoyels digging the canal to the prescribed depth near the Citizens Compress Company.
 Hope.-At a meeting of the Hope School Board, Supt. D. L. Paisley was reelected to serve until his successor is elected. This action is a deviation from the usual customs of electing the superintendent for one year. MT. Paisley will serve as city superintend- ent for an indeterminate period.
 Fayetteville Seventeen young men told what they really thought of girls who powder and paint, recently at the University of Arkansas, in let ters which were read at meeting of the Y. W. c. A. Football captains, ca det officers, and all the others, were opposed to rouge, etc.
 Hope.-Thirty-five barrels of rad ishes were shipped by local truck growers from the Hope station re- gently. the shipments being to points in Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and other Western states. The shipments make a total of 250 barrels of radishes shipped from Hope this season.
 
 and Monday night, which was one of the largest of recent years, flooded the power house, public garages, store buildings and lake pavilions at Bella Vista, the resort near Bentonville, and one man, care-taker, was rescued by boat.
 PaFagould.-Fire of unknown origin destroyed the blacksmith shop and it's located on North Pruett Street. Prompt response by the fire depart ment prevented the spread of the flames to the Arkansas Store build ing, one of the largest business houses in the city.
 Conway.-A delegation of citizens fram Hardin and California townships appeared before County Judge E. F. Smith recently and made recommen- dations for the appointment of con- missioners of Road Improvement Dis trict No. 5, the Wooster -Greenbrier- Guy road.
 Conway General Virgil A. Beeson of Little Rock was here re- gently to consult with local citizens in regard to the proposed headquar- ters company of the Fifth Arkansas regiment, which the Military Depart ment of the state hopes to enlist and train at Conway.
 Camden.-The Camden Chamber of Commerce and the local newspapers have indorsed J. A. Mcleod of this place as superintendent of the Hot Springs reservation, which is part of out by the Republicans at Washing ton.
 Jonesboro.-Albert Brock, the boy who was injured when he was thrown violently on the concrete pavement near Nettleton when he undertook to jump on a moving automobile driven by MT. Davis, is improving, the K ray picture showing that the skull was not fractured, as was first thought by the physician.
 Little Rock-The Arkansas Farm Bureau, at it's meeting in Little Rock on March 22, began the organization of a cooperative cotton marketing as. sociation and work of securing con- tracts for a minimum of 100000 bales to be marketed through the associa- ton, when 800 representative farmers from all sections of Arkansas voted unanimously to adopt plans for the formation of an association outlined and recommended to them by Aaron Sapiro, legal expert on commodity marketing of California.
 Paragould. Sheriff c. P. Stepp has recovered quantity of various kinds of tobacco, $3 worth of pennies and other articles which were stolen from H. N. Hendrixs store. A shotgun re-