The spectator., 1921-06-14
News From AM Over Arkansas An Epltome of Items Condenosd For Quick and Easy
 Reading.

oLoi ne streets or OZdrk nave been oiled to keep down the dust.
 Ozark. - Mrs. Samanthie Garner several days ago fell of q porch and sprained her wrist. She fell again and sprained her ankle.
 Ozark.-The Rev V. K. Aurey, pastor of the Presbyterian church here. has resigned. He preached his farewell sermon Sunday.
 Horatio.-The Horatio Messenger has changed its name to the Horatio Times, the name under which 1t was established II years ago.
 lmboden.-A revival was begun here recently at the Baptist church by the Rev. l.. D Summers of Jones. boro.
 Heber Springs.-J H. Berry of Stutt- 9art has bought the furniture and fix lures in the Hillcrest hotel here and leased the building for one year.
 DeWitt.-Citizens of Stuttgart are building mammoth tabernacle to ac- commOdate the Stephens party of evsngelists which will hold a revival meeting there
 Glenwood-A severe hail storm swept this section recently, causing considerable damage to growing crops. Some cotton crops were prac- tically ruined. it was reported
 Malvern.-Graduatin exercises at Malvern High School were held last week. Dean J. R. Jewell of the Uni. yersity of Arkansas made the class lddress
 hosen principal of the ImboGen chools for next year. The assistants eill be Misses Mary Stendman, Ethel Nasson and Anna Mckinney.
 Horatio.-S. C. Davis. a local farm. CT is shipping blackberries grown on his farm. He Is receiving better
 
 grown in this section.
 Morrilton Plans are being made now to pave several of the streets of Morrilton About three miles of pave ment will be put down this year. which will have concrete base and an asphalt top.
 Cotton Plant-Reports from the overflowed district caused by the re- cent break in White River levee are that the farmers have finished re planting and much of the corn and cotton is up to a splendid stand
 Mountain Home.-The house on the Huffman farm, west of town. occupied by Darwin Hollenbeck and wife, caught on fire recently and burned to the ground None of the household goods were saved.
 Camden. n.-Rev J. W. Marshall. who has been pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Mt. Holly for the past two vears. has resigned his passionate to .ccept mission work In the Presbytery { Mobile in Alabama.
 Camden.-The teachers institute ] pr white teachers of Ouachita coun- has been postponed until Septem- her 5 Superintendent Ury Mckenzie, of the Texarkana schools. will be the conductor of the institute
 Helena-Four automobiles have been destroyed by fire near Helena within the past two weeks. Two of them were stolen from their parking places by unknown parties and were consumed near the city.
 Searcy.-The annual exodus from Galloway College has started, many os the pupils leaving at the close of examinations. though the majoity stay throughout the commencement exercises.
 Paragould. Crops in Greene coun- ty are very badly in need of rain. No rain has fallen for three weeks. and while the water is still standing on many farms in the St. Francis bot toms. in the hill sections crops are suffering for lack of moisture.
 Fayetteville.-The annual report Of President J (. Futrall of the univer- sity of Arkansas to the board of trus- tees is nor being mailed out The ,eport shows considerable increase ip the activity of the university dur ing the past year.
 Wilson.-Four teams of the Wilson community church recently made n whirlwind canvass for subscriptions on the educational campaign of the Southern Methodist Church. and $2.- 200 is already subscribed on the quota of S2.000.
 Cotton Pant.-A new amusement olaca is heinz constructed in this city. 1