The spectator., 1921-03-08
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*SsaH Ns'aSHt tIfe E1dSle SaIc rom Dav -sza,yorS Bros.
 Ferdyce.--Miss Bell ,McGaughy ehas ssnened a kindergarten school here with an enrolment of 90 pupils.
 ashaown.-Eggs are being sold here sas 2S cents per dozen- This is the ssswess price for several years
 6warx--Shambin Bros have opened a fssd store here. They are dealing in wholesale shipments of feed, flour and assssfs~
 AsaSown.-The annual book shower seF she Ashdown Improvement Club will sss held at the Presbyterian social tSTEe-
 aanyflle.-Mrs. F.. G. Rice of Dan ~sri}fe has been commissioned a notary sasshsic, the first woman notary in Yell f<as4nty-
 Raiessille.-The main building of ss5se fair ground property collapsed this ausorning from the weight of the snow Sssszch fell on the roof yesterday.
 Rs2ntain Home-Homer Bucher of nssis place has installed grist mill just xsssk of the square and is grinding =z,5r-ts Sor the farmers of this section
 Eslsseliville.-A membership drive tsy the Riggs Hamilton Post of the American Legion has just closed, re- exiting in the addition of 70 new mem ssers-
 Conway annual Franklin Lit -raxy Society banquet will he held at Tabor Hall. Hendrix College, Monday naigat, It wgs announced by officers of che soCisty.
 Bentonville.-The united day of sraYer for missions. held at the M. E. Church, South, by all the womans church organizations of the city, was largely attended.
 Yzrzxoul6.-Thep people of the Finch settlement. south Of here. have organ xxed Sunday school. Sam Thompson wzx chosen superintendent and David Edwards, assistant.
 Summit hundred cars of s0DAnr pcsts are on the yards at this NSace awaiting shipment. This is a siArxer number than has ever been y5rtled here before.
 Helena.-One of the most suspicious sserxxssons in the history of civic clubs sn yhis city was when the Helena Ro- esxy Club celebrated the sixteenth an adversary of Rotary
 Axhdown.-Mrs. C. I. Bowles has x,een elected as teacher in the public school Owing to the crowded condl- ssru of the school it was necessary to Savs. another teacher
 PaSaxouId.-Harry F. kapp, state organizer of Farm Bureau, addressed Fl meeting of farmers at the courthouse sAere when a Farm Bureau was organ gxed for Green County.
 Ass,aown.-H P. Haizlip, secretary Ssr the County Farm Bureau and off ,x-xaf cntfon grader, has been at Fore- .span grading the cotton that IS beiAg sstsr Su the warehouse just completed.
 Canden.-Walter Tate, son of ex- tS..nAnty Judge w. F. Tate, has gone to Sss,rf Smith, where he has received the ssy,pointment of deputy marshall under sTu,ssd States Marshal John H. Parker.
 Camden.-Matt Rogers of El Do -xzdo has purchased the w. K. Smith soms on Clifton street, the consider ssIon being S7,5OO. Mir. Rogers pur- chased the property as a home for his ssarents-
 Ashfiown.-The Metropolitan Glee dszab gave the third number of the Ryceazm at the High School building uss.ensry. The lyceum this year has Eseen financed by the senior class of che school
 Ozark-Mrs. Lloyd Rowe of this E,sacs was seriously hurt when an au- sssrmobile in which she and her hus- usasrd were riding coiiided with a ,avzgon Arthur Covert. who was in the vsxxur. was not hurt
 G<zrk-The junior class of the To- gal high school netted ss7 for the school Improvement Association -gArsuxh . play. "An Old Sweetheart esf Mmc," which it presented at the Victory theater recently.
 Fxycfteville-The College of Educa- sinn of the University of Arkansas is ysarnixhing to Camp Pike College more AnasTuctDrs than any other institution, aaltAoaxh they are not chosen because sssf the proximity of the two insAtu- G1WA
 aA 8z2eam Springs the past week by sEnnnax Farm Agent Earl Smith and Nsw 8nith. home demonstration sZ0l aroused so much interest that