Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-19

has closed. Henry c. Hotz of the University of Arkansas delivered the class address. There were eight graduates.
 Conway.-"Mothers' Day" was ob- served during the chapel hour at Hen drix College recently by impressive services under the direction of stu dents of the religious education class
 Searcy.-For many years a mission ary to China, the Rev. John W. Cline of the M. E. Church, South, has re- turned to America and will arrive here in June.
 Texarkana.-The Few Memorial church at Mount Pleasant five miles southeast of Texarkana, has been completed, 1t was announced by the pastor, the Rev. Francis N. Brewer.
 Conway.-The first of a series of luncheons by the Conway Commercial Club was given recently. The luncheon was served by members of the Ladies' Auxiliary.
 Newark.-At a meeting of the School Board the following teachers were elected for the ensuing year: J. K. Rawlings, superintendent and Ed ward Holcombe, principal.
 Pine Bluff-The Rev. w. B. Hogg of Winfield Memorial church, Little Rock, have begun a series of evange- listic meetings at Lakeside church here.
 Fayetteville.-Pearl's Alpha, record breaking 553-pound butter-fat Jersey of the University of Arkansas barns. has just died, as the result of milk fever.
 Corning.-The Corning Ice Com pany, which recently added extensive improvements to its plant, Is arrang' ing for storage plants at Knobel, Sue cess and Peach Orchard.
 Corning-George A Booster, presi- dent of the Clay County Cooperage Company, has started force of men cutting cordwood. He will substitute wood for coal in operating his plant.
 Mammoth Spring.-The Mammoth Spring High School Alumni annual banquet was held at the Nettleton ho- tel recently. About 90 guests were present.
 Guion.-The Silica Products Con- pany, which is just completing large sand crushing plant at its sand quarry here, expects to have the plant ready to run by May 15.
 Norfolk.-S. J. Hutcheson of this place is remodeling his residence When it is completed it will be one of the most attractive homes in town.
 DernIott.-A seven-passenger auto which was recently stolen at Pine Bluff by two white men was found a few miles south of Dermott by Mar shal Alb Parrish.
 Evening Shade. - The Evening Shade baseball club has purchased new uniforms. These suits carry be sides the name of the club, names of the different business concerns in town.
 Newport.-The work of the malarial control campaign for Newport and l 1-, will according to the Chamber of Com merce.
 Walnut Ridge-Clarence Jung, as- sistant postmaster, will hold an eX- animation to select a postmaster for Delaplaine. Several applicants are expected to take the examination.
 Texarkana.-The public schools at Fouke 15 miles south of here, will have commencement exercises on May 1 19 The Rev. Francis N. Brewer of Fairview Methodist church, this city, will deliver the address, Newport t-Commencement exercises of the Newport High School will be- gin with the baccalaureate sermon May 22 at the Christian Church by the Rev. w. F. Evans, pastor of the First Methodist church.
 Searcy.-J. R. Burlington has been elected superintendent of the Searcy public schools, to succeed Fred c. Woodland, who resigned to accept the position of principal of a girls school in Brussels.
 delphia.-William Crooks, chief engineer of the Arkansas Light and Power Company has arrived from Pine Bluff Headquarters with orders to go into the matter of plans for th 7 new purification and filter plant fo- Philadelphia water system.
 Knobel.-G. W. Hughey of Knobci caught crCppie which weighed twv and three-fourths pounds, and meas ,.I