The spectator., 1921-04-01

Paragould.-Mrs. Buel Williams has been appointed public health nurse for Greene county. succeeding Miss Va days ago.
 Rogers.-The members of the Rogers Commandery, Knight Tenn plars, attended the Easter services in body ln full dress uniform Sunday morning at the Presbyterian church.
 Rogers.-Dean Bradford Knapp of the University of Arkansas will de- liver the bacculaureate address to the graduating class of the Rogers High School.
 Conway.-J. G.. Dickson, represent ing the Arkansas state hygiene and welfare campaign, spoke Sunday aft ernoon at the First Baptist church here.
 Helena.-Preparator to reconstruct ing the City Canal, large force of workmen was put to work recently with shovels digging the canal to the prescribed depth near the Citizens Compress Company.
 Harrisburg The School Improve ment Association here gave a book shower at the public school building for the benefit of the high school li- brary There were about 200 books donated A nice program was rem dered. after which the association served hot chocolate and doughnuts
 Hope.-At a meeting Of the Hope School Board, Supt D. l.. Paisley was reelected to serve until his successor is elected. This action is a deviation from the usual customs of electing the superintendent for one year. MT. Paisley will serve as city superintend ent for an indeterminate period.
 Fayetteville. Seventeen young men told what they really thought of girls who powder and paint. recently at the University of Arkansas, in let ters which were read at a meeting of the Y. w. C. A. Football captains, ca det officers, and all the others, were opposed to rouge. etc.
 Hope--Thirty-fve barrels of rad. ishes were shipped by local truck growers from the Hope station re- gently, the shipments being to points in Iowa, Kansas. Nebraska and other Western states. The shipments make a total of 25o barrels of radishes shipped from Hope this season.
 Bentonville.-The rams of Monday and Monday night, which was one of the largest of recent years, flooded the power house public garages, store buildings and lake pavilions at Bella Vista. the resort near Bentonyille and one man. a care-taker. was rescued by boat
 Rogers furnaces to be used in growing sweet potato slips have just been installed by the Tri- State Potato Company here. Three hundred bushels of potatoes will be planted for slips alone. The company recently sold its entire supply to w F. Kefauver of Rogers
 Paragould-F of unknown origin destroyed the blacksmith shop and it's contents, belonging to William Moore,
 
 Prompt response by the fire depart ment prevented the spread of the flames to the Arkansas Store build ing. one of the largest business houses in the city.
 Pyatt.-Contracts are being made now for the production of tomatoes with the farmers in this vicinity and around Zinc, six miles west of here, by the factories at the two places. Last year the contract price was 15 cents per 100 pounds. This year. owing to the market condition, it has been lowered to 60 cents
 Jonesboro Albert Brock, the boy who was injured when he was thrown violently on the concrete pavement near Nettleton when he undertook to jump on moving automobile driven by a Mr. Davis, is improving, the K ray picture showing that the skull was not fractured. as was first thought by the physician.
 TeXarkana The Board of Directors of the TeXarkana Chamber of Com merce has elected E. NJ. Gleason, traf- lie manager of the Freight Bureau. to represent TeXarkana interests at the East Texas Chamber of Commerce meeting at Tyler. A resolution also was adopted nrging joint hearing by the railroad commissions of Arkan- saS and Texas at TeXarkana to con- slider the building of a new Union passenger station here.