Paragould soliphone., 1921-10-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS PAGE
 Paragould and Greene County


 llado, are visiting her at her home on East Court street.
 Mrs Robert McCoy and daughter, Miss Allene, returned from Helena this morning where they spent a few days with Mrs. McCoy's sister, Mrs Earl
 Marriage licenses have been is lsueu to the following couples: Ben iamin w Scheer and Miss Lydia |Spitzer. both of Lafe; l. F Wood and Miss Beulah Taylor of Cardwell. Levy Thompson and Uncle" Jno. 1 i. Horne Of the Camp Ground yicini- ] ty spent today in the city. They stated that Ben aolifield, who is l i'll with typhoid, is improving. ! Frank Boone returned last night ] from Memphis, where lie accompa- inied his brother, J H. Boone. He isaid that his brother stood the trip ] fine, and that the specialist, after Ioxamination, decided to perform an operation this morning.
 \ message has just been received to the effect that Mir and Mrs. fB. $. Dommi't and Mrs Annie Gil 1 beft have reached Glendale. Cal, where they will reside. They are !neighhora Of Dr. and Mrs W. F. ] Owens. The message said that there are seven Para&onld families resid- ling near the I1emmitts.
 ] b J. Hume. eneineor. L. F !Icu- ] sen. fireman, Eagi fyncr, brake man. and Y. ". Singleterry. con .dUc,of returned yesterday from Pon- liar Bluff where they appeared as witnesses 1T the case Of Mrs. Emma 1 Harding. formerly Ira. Emma Fields, against the Missouri Pacific Hallway Company. Mrs. Bardias brought suit against! ,he company for the death of her son. James Fields, aged t. who was killed at the Main street crossing at Maiden on January $ by freight train Tine plaintiff sued for S10.00o dam ago and was given q verdict Q! I i$3,000
 i Mrs. Marie Justice believes thai Ill individuals, men and womef .laike. who believe in developing tht better interests of Paragould, should identify themselves with organiaa 1 tiors flat have fer their object tho Iadvancement Of the community ! Prompted by that spirit, Mrs Jus tice has authorized tho onrollmcnt jof her name upon the mamberahir II Ir0li Of the Paragould Chamber 0. (NomneTee. paying the 5000 fe. lreouirci cf members She believe. !ethor women should consider thu snbicct 9t joining. in addition u lbeeoming q member of the comlne1. jciaj body, Mrs. Justice enthusiastic ially subscribed 10 the Lone Stal | Route Association, her name ap ooariAg upon the first list publish lod
 Ease tLe pain Of a. rheumatic at tack nv q rubbing application O ] Ballard's Snow Liniment, It relieve! tenderness and strengthens tht Joints. Three sizes, Soc, COG an, j$1.3c per bottle. Sold by all drug sists. "tf
 E. ?. Nvctt of Rt. wus &ivei q surprise birthday dinner by on' hundred of his friends and relative on Qct Il. Music and stories wer' features of the day. Guests prepar led and carried dinner with them meeting MT l,Vett at the noon hou as he came home from his work B Among those present were: MT. an' Mrs. R. F. Eyott, Mrs. Charle l tShultz and baby, Tom Eyett an, f. mily, Mr. Jones and family, Mrs 3, Richard Moss and family, ,Iohi Wood and family. Mir. and Mrs IS, Foreman and children, Mir. am
 Mrs Jesse Woodland and children siMiss Luru Gliss0n, Miss Ann Hathcock, Charles Eyett, Lawrenc
 iiu,hcock, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Ra.
 aud children, Mr. and Mrs. Sar
 Wilson and children, Miss Merit
 Wilson, Mir and Mrs Jerry Thur
 mond and children, Miss Oci 1 Young, Grandpa" and ''Grandma r Sullivan, Mir and Mrs. Norman Sul
 iiyap. and others
 BlythevilLe Is Busy r The B,Ethayille Courier. of th j. '21st. says; "Fhe driilers seoppc