The Pulaskian., 1921-08-11
Arkansas
 Happenings
Told in a Manner That Wlu Give You Ali the News
 At a Glance.

ESIFyFl lie Ferry county CIeult Court has been convened here. The docket is said to be unusually heavy
 Conway II. Evans has sold his interest in the West Side grocery to his associate, B. c. Thomasson.
 Des Are-A community concert was given at the First Methodist Church here last week.
 Lockesburg. A social was given on the lawn of the Methodist Church by the Epworth League recently.
 Newport-Jackson county has a scholastic population of 10,1SS, of which 5432 are enrolled in the differ ent schools out in the county.
 Paragould. Rev. Alonzo McKelyey has closed a successful revival meet ing at Light schoolhouse, two miles east of Paragould.
 Camden.-The Community Music School at Bethel has closed the sum- mer session. There were 80 pupils who took the course under the direc- ton of MT. Perry.
 Gurdon.-The Rev Walter Nelson has returned from Glenwocd, where he has been conducting q series of revival meetings. He reports that the revival was the greatest success of any meeting held in that section for several years. Twenty were admitted to the church IT of whom were bap- tized.
 Conway y.-Announeement has been made that C. M. Hancock, who re- gently returned to Conway after sew eral years absence, has become a part ner with G. A. Harrison 6 Son in the store at 90S East Oak street. The new firm name willbe c. A. Harrison & Go, and the business will be known as "The Economy Store"
 Dermott.-The directors of the Der mott Special School District have an nounced the election of W A. Holmes of Philadelphia as superintendent. Other teachers are: Miss Eleanor Antley. Miss Sophia Downs, Miss Cher ". Mrs. D. D. Crenshaw, Mrs. Julia Suber and Miss Martha Mason. There are still several vacancies to be filled.
 Hamburg-The Rev. T. P. Clark, pastor of the First Methodist Church here, has been granted q three-weeks' vacation. He has left for Kentucky, where he will visit relatives until Sunday, when he will go to Calvert City. Kv.. to conduct a revival. He was accompanied by his family
 Newport. Fully 100 persons visited Sheriff George R. Hays office yester- day to view the large still captured m White river. The visitors came after the sheriff requested that imbib- CTS of moonshine visit his office and see how the stuff" was manufactured. Sheriff Hays had little time to de- vote to his regular duties.
 Van Buren.-Plans for the second annual Crawford county fair, to be held here during the third week ill october, are rapidly being perfected, according to w. A Bostick, general chairman The live stock section of the fair practically has been worked out with full details and second big feature, School Day" is now receiv- ing consideration.
 Grayette. e.-The Rev. W. H. Weath- erbv. who. for two years, has been pastor of the Presbyterian Church, left recently with his family for New Mexico, where he has accepted pas torate. The Rev. M Weatherby has attracted special attention in the com munity the past months in denouncing : the modern dance and the moving pic ture show.
 RIarianna. federated clubs of fhe county have voted to have fair here in the fall. Lee county has not had a community fair for several years and the cid fair ground south of town has been converted into a farm, but the fences have been left intact and the booths can be rebuilt on short notice. Committees have been ap- pointed to make plans for the exhibit.
 Conway. Faulkner county farm club boys and girls won two contests at Russellville, according to word re- ceived from County Agent T. M. Will Hams. The stock judging contest was won by the boys and the sewing by the girls.
 Fort smith. The car of D. o. Hen nIe was taken by automobile tire thieves. The car was found five miles south of town in perfect condition, but with every tire gone. This is the first instance of this type of depredations reported here.
 Newport Added impetus was giv- en the fight being carried on by the City Council against the Arkansas