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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-23
SINGER PEOPLE
 MADE MERRY AT
 CHRISTMAS PARTY

About 125 members of the main of flee force of the Singer Manufactur- ing Co. were the guests at a large Christmas party and dance held at o'clock this evening in the office rec reation room. The guests of honor on the occasion were: George M. Eames, M. Waterman, N. H. Hoyt, L. H. Knopf and T. w. Cutting.
 John J, Ryan, chairman of the gen. eral committee, planned many sur prlses for the party. Arthur LeVas- seur, tenor, sang "Honing.'' For ever is Long, Long Time and Catherine Chase and Miss Evelyn Nathieson played a piano duet, "Pre- lude," by Rachmaninoff- with Gold Dust Twins as an encore. Santa Claus, pcrsonified by George Flames. was assisted by H. A. Hale and with an appropriate verse delivered a pres ent to each member of the office force. An orchestra composed of Singer employees furnished music for
 The other members of the general committee were Frances Smith, Ethel K. Lsngdon, William Dayton and
 The room was artisticaIly decorated with holly and laurel wreaths. which were arranged by May Bugslag. LOT raine Wilson, Florence M. Williams seph A. Hayward and George Stone. A Christmas tree gaIly illuminated with colOred electric lights, bore hun dreds of balls of popcorn and candy canes.
 After the entertainment refresh ments were served. The committee in charge was composed of Ethel K. Langdon, Catherine Mccarthy, Helen Geary, Mary Lacker, Martha Warner Sabina White, Alice English, Mae Holloway, Lorraine Sheridan, Ruth Brady and Clara Conroy.
 Presents for the office people were collected by Frances Smith Mildred Wadden, Helen Talmadge, May Grimes, Mary MalIoy, Irene Ambrose, Marion Hayes, Theresa Gala and Dorothy Iassogna.
 The members of the publicity com mittee were Miss Margaret Carroll, Dwight A1vord, May Kelly, Gertrude e Judson, Ethel Ison, Marion Lee and Elizabeth KOSier.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-23
NOVEL PLOT IN
 CHRISTMAS PARTY

Hope Fosters Christmas Star' vill be the title of the playlet to be presented this evening at the Barnum Recreation Center by the upper grades and High school department of Barnum school.
 The plot deals with tho plight and final happiness of a poor little news boy, his sister, and the girl they be- frtended, the day before Christmas.
 The boys and girls participating will be Harry Hyra, Dorothy Mac Donald, Josephine Butler, Celia Led erer, William Lander Florence Reeve, Sylvia Tekin and James Elm ons. Clarence Lut}iy, Ralph Spoctle, George Vast, William Wedge, Irving -Bucknan James Juliano, Edgar Lunb, Frederick Bostworth will sing carols. Social dancing will follow.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-23
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By BOX WELFARE
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Charles Lomnitzer to Margaret M Eon1nitzer, 40 fest, Seabright avenua
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 Max kronenberg to Lyman GlazeEA, store 1927 Pembroke street, fhrekSl years, at S25 per month
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-23

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-23
REALTY RECORDS

Abraham Mongul vs. Isadore B. Bennett Five parcels of property attached in a $500 suit.
 Alexandra Korkuc vs. Frank Jan owski, ct. al. Property at 3S Harriet street attached.
 Ellen Hardy vs. Harry Bender. Property on Colorado avenue and on
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-23

suit.
 Butler Brothers Vs. Mary Izzo. Property on Wallard street attached.
 Mortgage Deed Lucia Dantalo to Louis Richards, 50 feet, Hollister avenue.
 James A. Turner to James E.. Beach, 1s6 feet, Morgan avenue. Circo Garfano to Schwartz Broth CTS Co.,. S9.19 feet, North avenue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-23
Quit Claim Deed

Quit Claim Decd Arnnlil Sirovjak to Nathan Kraut, so feet, Brooks street
 lis PendenS Jacob Weinstein vs. Adolf Fried man.
 Harry Gofdstein vs- T. Mgurdi- chian-
 Warranty Deed James A. Turner to William Mar tin & Sons. 1s6 feet. Morganf avenue.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28
SCHOOL ELECTION.

Notices of the school election called for the th'rd Saturday in May. to choose two directors to succeed Hon. W. Y. Tompkins and II. Y, Scott whose terms expire, have been posted as re auired hy law. We do not Know 1T Mir Scott is a candidate for reelection. but Mir. Tompkins states that he will not seek re election. and will not serve should he be chosen. MT TompkinS k a good nan on the board and has al ways given the highest degree of satis faction. but since he prefers to shift the honor. as well as the burden of the responsibilities on other shoulders. The Picavune hereby places in nomination, without her knowledge and without her consent, but with a feeling that she would grac.ously accept a chair m the directorship of our public schools, Mrs. Jennie Carr Pittman. who is new and has always been one of the willing workers in every campaign of uplift that ever carried its banner to victory in Prescott and Nevada county.
 We believe that woman should fill one of these places on the board : we believe her judgment of teachers qual- ifications and her general knowledge or school needs justifies her presence on the board. Especially so, in the per son of Mrs. Pittman, whose selection we urge for reason of her splendid qual- ifica tions and her leadership in circles of Christian endeavor.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28
Is Guest at Luncheon.

A luncheon was given in honor Of the visitors at the Hotel Marion at noon, when Mir Daniels addressed considerable party of churchmen and Iaymen. Mir Daniels was the dinner guest at 6 o'clock of MT. and Mrs l.. B. Leigh. and left at 7:30 with NIT. Ahrens for Dallas, continuing the tour of Southern cities. pr. Reynolds left the party here.
 Governor McRae. who introduced Mir Daniels at the church yesterday after noon, following an invocation by the Rev. James A. Anderson. spoke of his 90 years acquaintance with the former secretary whom he knew in Washing ton when MT. Daniels was an official of the Interior Department.
 He has held the portfolio of secre- tary of the navy" the governor said, for eight years, longer than any other navy secretary in American history. He is the most distinguished naval rep resentatiye we have ever had, serving in times of greater stress. That stress still exists Just as he served through a period when greater demands were made on the navy than ever before, so the church he is representing and all Christian churches, are facing crisis. Never before has Christianity been call ed upon for such momentous work. The world is sick, and there is no remedy save through Christianity. A chief executive of this state look for ward to the Christian men and women of Arkansas to uphold the laws of the state. knowing that we constitute part of the international erisis."-Gazette
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28
NEED EDUCATION
 SAYS DANIELS
THE FORMER NAVAL SECRETARY SPEAKS HERE IN BEHALF OF
 METHODIST CAMPAIGN

Developing the need of Christian ed ucation in America as an imperative international necessity. Josephus ban iels, former secretary of the navy, be fore an audience of nearly 1000 at the First Methodist church yesterday af- ternoon. opened i'll Little Rock the Christian cduca tfon movement cam paign of the Methodist Episcopal church South
 Mir Daniels. who is the first speaker to come to Little Rock in the interest of the movement, arrived yesterday morning and was met at the Missouri Pacific station by committee consist ing of Mayor Brickhouse, Mayor Gard ner of North Little Rock, ex-Goyernor George W. Donaghey, J. T. Beal, Ii. l.. Remmel. s. T. Poe, the Rev Jame' Thomas, E. D Irvine. c. " Pardee, H. W. Anderson, c. E. Hayes, L. F. Holman, Walter A. Isgrig, J. H Eas- man, Dr. J. M Workman the Rev. +. M. Tolleson, H. R Coffman, Judge Frank Smith, T. N. Mehaffy, k. +. Robbins, the Rev. P. c. Fletcher and c. Nj. Mathews The committee escort ed the former secretary, together with pr. J. Fl. Reynolds, president of Hen drix college and director general of the movement, and Henry A Ahrens, secular publicity director. to the Hotel a reception was held in the governors office.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28
JOYFUL FAMILY REUNION

Two of my brothers. sister .. well as myself have been chronic su, ferers from gas in stomach. indigest,on pain inright side near apendix ard liver trouble for many years. Nv sic. ter tried Mayr's Wonderful Remaa, with such good results that we all toob Il course of it and it helped nesch case. Last Sunday we had a famil, reunion in celebration of our recover, and what we all did eat" It sa sim. pie, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intes. tinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach liver and intestinal ailments. includinp appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded.
 Hesterly Drug Store and druggists everywhere.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28
LEGISLATIVE ROMANCE
 HAS POLARIZATION HERE

Mrs. Lillian Clarke of Augusta and State Senator Ed. Roddy of Woodruff county were married by the Rev. T. Y. Ramsey of Augusta at the residence of Mrs. Kathleen Hardin, 1122 West Capitol avenue, at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Senator and Mrs. Roddy left for a honeymoon in Virginia. Mrs. Roddy was postmistress of the Senate at the recent session.-Gazette.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28

Mrs. R. c. Franks of Bryan Tex. came in this morning on. No. 4 for visit with her mother, Mrs. E. n Ia., son, and other relatives. She is q. wife of Judge Franks eldest son '
 Everybody's attention has been t,,u ed to the storm since it happened h~. the drillers at different oil wepa going right along with their worl, w expect favorable report any day nou
 To the visitor: If you are loob,,. for location where oil possih;,;..' are flattering-where agricultural, son is certain-and where business onno,t,. mites are abundant, stop in Prescott. and feel welcome.
 At ? 80 this afternoon the stor,. tients at the Park Sanitarium aro ported getting on fine. The litt,o o., ored boy who remained uneonscion, for two or three days is now com,,. around alright. His name is John rr,s and ne lives on the Battle farm
 Instead of once a woke. tho p,..- une will come to you 6 times weeL
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28
State of Ohio, City of Toledo.

State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
 Lucas County, ss.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ne is senior partener of the firm of F. j. Cheney X CO.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State afoie said, and that said firm vii pay tne sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS li each and every case of Catarran tns, cannot be cured by the use Of HALLs Hv CATARRAH CURE. FRANK J. ChEN BY in my presence, this 9th day December, A. D. 1886. A. W.GLEASoN
 (SeaD Notary Public
 Halls Ctarrah Cure is taken in'e,r ally and acts through the Blood on .I Mucuos Surfaces of the System SeH' for testimonials, free. A F. J. CHENEY X CO, TOLEpo'
 Sold by all druggists. 70 cents, .,
 Halls Family Pills for constipau''
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28
In Nevada Chancery Court.

A. c. Fincher and Fl. c. Fincher.
 vS. ". C. Beam.
 WARNING ORDER. The defendant W. c. Beam is warned to appear nthis Court within 30 days and answer the complaint of the plain. tiffs
 This 9th, day of April 1921. fSEAL A. s. M'GOUGH 414 1t Clerk.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28
HEMSTITCHING

am now at the Ozan Mercantile Co where I am prepared to do your Hem stitching. Call or leave work then and 1t will be promptly and neatly done. Price 10c per yard.
 Mrs W. R. White, Jr.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28

Orn Battle of Hope, is here today with seven carpenters, going out to erect q new home for his brother, whose home was destroyed by the recent storm.
 Mrs. Tom Shackelford who was in- iured in the cyclone and has since been in the Park Sanitarium, was able to return home with her husband, who came in after her this morning. They will live at the old Daniels place about one mile from their home, which was destroyed by the storm.
 
 The report of oil at Britts switch to- day caused many oil enthusiasts to go over there this afternoon. We will get correct statement of the situation late this evening.
 pr. William Britt Burns of Memphis. who was yesterday elected president of the Tennessee Medical Association, is brother to our able Justice of the Peace. J. T. Burns of this city. B. T. Ward, prominent farmer of Arcadia, brought in town one day this week seven bales of cotton on wagon, pulled easily by two medium sized mules. Pike roads are certainly blessing to the farmers.
 Mrs. I. c. Young, who has been talk ing Urea tment at the Park Sanitarium was able to return home to Wheeler Springs this morning, but she will make the trip on a cot, her strength not be ing sufficient to permit her to sit up. The dance at Scott's Hall last night was enjoyed by jolly good crowd. Brunk's Band furnished the music. The better way for a newspaper to find out about oil development in this county. is to ask anybody in prefer ence 10 the oil promoters themselves.
 
 Criticism is the only thing about the short skirt that is sweeping.
 
 We understand that Col. Straughan, Frank Cox and MeSrs Gebbart and Myers are on the job at RoSston while the well is going down. That looks more business like
 F. T Kennedy of Bodcaw is ming ling with friends on our streets here today
 Douglas Mclean at the Gem tonight. also good Century Comedy, Vamps and Scamps.
 
 Ira Gee of the Moore and Martin real estate firm has been on the sick list for two or three days.
 
 A. M Westmoreland returned this morning from business trip to Lit tie Rock.
 Herbert Rhodes left yesterday for Dermott where he goes 10 accept a good position.
 Byron Franks, son of our worthy county judge, is recovering from the painful effects of broken arm recent ly received while crankng Ford ear Martin Rudd, colored became sud denly ill at the depot last night and nearly expired before medical aid reached him. He has heart trouble. The tents erected by the National Guard company in the storm section. are serving a good purpose. They are water proof.
 Two large mail boxes for letters and packages have been placed, one at the Nevada County Hardware company corner, the other at Hesterly's Drug store Quite a convenience.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28

Ethel Clayton, screen star, will furn- ish the high class attraction at the Gem tonight. Lee Battle of Emmet is here today and has gone out to his brothers in the storm district. Rev. " M. Mears returned from An tioch this morning, where he held quar- terly conference yesterday.
 Mrs. George Christopher has return ed from Eastland Texas. where she visited her mother and other relatives Mrs. Lydia Cook has returned to her home al Artex. after several weeks wis # with relatives in and near this city Arthur B. Finley, the sign writer, killed q rattlesnake this morning in the backyard of his home in the east part ] of town.
 Judge Haynie has returned from Camden, where he held circuit court for Judge Smith.
 Henry Slaughter returned to Fl Do rado this morning. having spent Sun. day in this city. J. M Waddle has returned from Tex arkana, where he visited friends and relatives.
 At 3 o'clock p. m., today all the storm patients at the Park Sanitarium were reported getting better Rev. J. A. Sage preached the com mence sermon at the Emmet High School yesterday to a large and ap- preciative audience
 
 Mrs. E. H Hood of Emmet is visiting her mother, Mrs J. A Faves, who has been quite i'll. We are glad to report her condition better today.
 
 T. C McRae Jr. and wife left this af- ternoon for Little Rock, to attend the State Bankers Association meeting ia that city next Wednesday and Thurs day.
 The war on mosquitoes is beneficial in more ways than one. In addition to killing off disease carrying mosqui- toes, the general cleanup has un earthed many poisonous snakes of all varieties, from the innocent looking garter to the deadly rattler. Kill 'em all" is the slogan
 John Nickers of Emmet is transact 1 ing business here today
 
 Rev F. Delaughter and wife of Boughton, are in the city today trading
 
 Mrs. II. H Dawson entered the Park Sanitarium last evening for treatment Jno. A. Davis and Chas Tompkins made business trip 10 Fl Dorado to- day.
 Funds keep coming in and reconstruc- tion plans are being mapped out in the storm section.
 MT. Rodney of near Blevins was in town today trading The storm barely missed his home l.: c. Acker of Hope, was Pres colt visitor yesterday, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Levi Moore.
 
 Miss Lula Beth Gee will give her graduating recital tonight at Tender Brown college at Philadelphia. Bert Johnson the peach king" of the world has been elected president of the Nashville Chamber of Commerce. Regardless of floods or drouth the travelling saleshmen hit the ball." several of them visited Prescott this week
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28

Clty toudS.
 Earl Fore of near Sutton was Prescott visitor today.
 A hen can sit still and make liv- ing but men can't
 Good crowd in town today and trad is brisk at all the stores.
 Frank Miller was acquitted in Squire Burns court today of pistol carrying charge Miller was with Bud Remedy when the latter shot and wounded Will Barker
 Mir and Mrs. Paul Jones of Fort Morgan, Colorado are visiting her par ents, MT. and Mrs. bio Lewis. Mrs. Era Lewis.
 Prof W. C. Yancey and Earl Wood of Blevins are here today in conference with Prescotts storm relief committee. They state that everything is moving on smothely, with Mrs. Claudia B. Mccartney, supt. of the Red Cross at the head of the relief work.
 
 Rev. J. A. Sage returned last night a called meeting of the Board of Trus- tees of Henderson Brown college yes terday morning. While in Little Rock he had the privilege of attending luncheon at the Marion Hotel given in honor of Hon. Josephus Daniels, ex- secretary of the Navy, and of hearing Mir. Daniels speak. both at the luncheon and also at the First Methodist church. He reports that both speeches, which were in the interest of the Christian Education Movement, were exceptional ly good and were we'll received.
 
 Joe Boswell, the Clother, went to Lit tie Rock this morning on business. MT. Boswell is one of the leading Gents Furnishing merchants in South Arkan- Sas-PreScott Daily Picayune, Tuesday The magnitude of the stock of high class goods that he carries, the liberal prices at which he sells every item of Gents Furnishings, and the wonderful success that k attending his efforts, in our judgment, entities Joe Boswell, not to he d .signated as one of the lead ing Gems Furnishing merchants in South Arkansas. but THE LEADER in his line. Can you name his equal, in all this part of the State? Okolona Messenger.
 ". A. l.. Waters, T. B. Barham. J. NJ. Thomas. ]. ]. Fore and J D. Cornish constituting the county Educational Board, held ah executive meeting in this city Saturday
 
 Okolona had four very distinguish ed visitors last Tuesday when Lieu tenant J. Ed Barham, Dr. A. $. Buch- anan. J. G. Barham, and James Stark, all prominent men of Prescott. stopped over here for dinner, while en route home from the Pike county sector of the recent awful cyclone. Lieutenant and l. G. Barham, and MT. Stark, rep rescnting the Prescott National Guards. had been to the cyclone district. near Delight. to erect tents, and install cots and blankets in them for the people who lost their homes and contents in the storm. Dr Buchanan had been called to Delight 10 see Dr. Joe Thom- asSon, who is seriously ill. suffering with Septicemia.- Okolona Messenger.
 
 L. Suckle made a business trip to Fl Dorado today.
 W. K Buchanan went to Gurdon to- lay on business.
 Mrs. Vandiver is visiting friends in Emmet this week.
 w T. Woodul cotton buyer has gone to Glenwood today.
 T. F. Hughs Jr. of Emmet was here on business this morning.
 Contributions are still coming in for the storm stricken section.
 
 D. L. McRae will return tonight from a business trip to Kentucky.
 State Senator J. D. Montgomery of
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28
For Rent.

Pasture for horses and cattle, one mile west of Laneburg Horses, $l@ per month cattle, 75 cents per month
 Sam Gautsche.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28

Hemsttching. picoting and pleanns neatly done, prices reasonable. Third Door from postoffice, Mrs. ". o. Al len. phone 21 42O f
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28

Orn Battle of Hope, is here today with seven carpenters, going out to erect new home for his brother, whose home was destroyed by the recent storm.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28

D. l.. EFdI> VI NuttoH' IetuiHCu th47 morning from a business trip to Hope.
  Ed Bailey of Union church, was in town this morning. l Esq E. r Shell of Albany township is greeting old friends here today Will Barker of Serepta Springs, is here today doing some trading.
 Go to Sunday school and church 10 morrow. J H. Boyd of Prescott. was a busi- ness visitor to Hope today. Marcus Brooks came up from Texark ana last night to look after some bus mess matters.
 Lloyd Jones, postoffice employee of the Texarkana postoffice, is here vis- iting home folks for short time. Tom Burton and Beulah Reddice, colored of Lackland Springs, were yes terday licensed to wed
 B. K. Steele of Dallas, Texas, is vis iting his brother Sheriff L. c. Steele, of this city.
 Rev. W. NJ. Mears left today for An tioch. where he will hold quarterly con- ference tomorrow.
 J. D. White and J. F. Butler of Union church. are among the visitors here today.
 F. II. Weaver of Mt Moriah. today joined the long list of Daily Picayune readers
 The Commencement sermon for the Emmet High School will he preached tomorrow morning at eleven o'clock hy Rev. I. \. Sage of Prescott.
 Miss Lula Butler of Union. returned home today after a pleasant visit with her sister -in-law. Mrs. l.. P. Manning. of Prescott
  Mrs. (. O Baughman of Nashville. Ark. k visiting Mrs Gertrude Mon crief and other friends and relatives in Prescott. her former home. i Dan Holloway had business in the crcuit clerks office this morning \. &. McGough and his efficient deputy. Fred Fuller. make a good team in this busy wing of the temple of justice. . County Clerk Algia billiard today is- sued marriage license to Mir Thurman Johnson and Miss Daisy Smart who will be joined in holy wedlock tomor- row at high noon at Laneburg.
 
 Mrs. Robert Newton of Camden who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Neill of this city returned home this morn ing. accompanied by her sister, Miss Bertha Neill.
 Mrs I A. Nichols, who has been taking treatment in the Park Sanita- rum for the past eight weeks. was able for removal to her home in Amity today
 .Iuo. Andrews of route 3 is in town trading today.
 At the Baptist church tomorrow, Rev Walters subjects are: Morning The world for Christ and why" Eve ming Preaching Christ"
 
 Chester WooSley and wife of Wane land. will arrive tonight on g to spend few days with Mir, Woosleys uncle. Alvin WooSley of this city.
 Tax Assessor, C. C. Woosley was a pleasant caller at this office today, ac companed by W. B. Garrett, who will assist him on his assessment rounds this spring.
 Rev F. NJ Wylie, D n, a member of the Little Rock PreSbytery, is in the city, the guest of Hon. and Mrs w. Y. Tompkins, and will preach at the Pres byterian church tomorrow at both morning and evening hours.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28

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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28

Mrs. Tom Shackelford who was in iured in the cyclone and has since been in the Park Sanitarium, was able to return home with her husband, who came in after her this morning. They will live at the old Daniels place about one mile from their home, which was destroyed by the storm
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28

Henry Shackelford was in today with his brother, Tom, assisting in the removal of Mrs. Tom Shackelford from the Sanitarium to their home near old Wallaceburg.