The Pulaskian., 1921-06-02
Arkansas
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Paragould.-The local swimming pool was opened recently for the sea son.
 Camden D. P Henshaw has open ed fruit store in West Washington street in the Stern building.
 Ozark-Sam Tompkins gave big barbecue recently to commemorate the opening of his hote lhere.
 Cotter-The Harrison District of the Federation of Women's Clubs met at this place on May 2e and 2Z A program was given at the meeting.
 Ozark-Two of the aldermen re- gently have not qualified, Only the mayor and three of the aldermen have qualified so far
 Mena Engineers on the Jefferson highway are preparing for the biggest blast ever staged in recent years in Polk county.
 Russellville-E Enrolment for the third week in the normal or rural teachers being conducted at the Sec ond District Agricultural School has reached 187, and it is expected that it will pass the 200 mark next week
 Hope.-Bids are being advertised for and will be opened by the eommis- sioners of Hope Water and Sewer I'm proyement District No 1 on June 15 for extensions to the water and sewer system, and contracts for the work contemplated will be awarded at that time.
 ! Harrisburg There has been no rain here now in nearly two weeks and ground that has not been broken is beginning to get hard crust on the top and much of the crop has been planted since it rained and a good rain on all of 1t would be greatly bene- hcial now.
 Pine Bluff-According to w P. schools of Jefferson county, the nor nal school for rural teachers now be ing conducted at the State Agricultur- al College at Monticello, is the best attended of any h old in this part of the state.
 Paragould-At recent meeting of the Singing Association of Western Greene county the following officers were elected: w P. Hutchens, presi- dent, W. D Farrar, vice president; w. D. Farrar, vice president; V. A. Phillips, secretary; W L Holmes, treasurer.
 Fayetteville.-The 789th musical programi to be given at the univer- sity under the direction of H. D. Tovey was presented here last week The recital included violin and piano numbers by students Of MT. Hassel and MT. Hansard, university music in structors.
 Walnut Ridge.-James Pappado- his, jitney driver, was held up re gently and $7 taken from him. Two persons, whom he supposed to be passengers, stopped him just after dark and, instead of getting in the car, ordered him to throw up his hands, which he promptly did.
 Hope. Realizing the need for g charity nurse in Hampstead county which was demonstrated through the experiences encountered by reliei workers after the recent cyclone, the Executive Committee of the loca chapter of the American Red Cross composed of Chairman James H. Nc Collum. Mines. D. B. Thompson, H A West, J. r. Hicks, s. L. Reed anC MT. R. H. Ethridge, met recently tC discuss the question.
 nne-Graduating exercises fol Wynne High School were held las week. J. R. Grant of the State De pertinent of Education made the clas' address. The graduates were Let Wallace, Neil Smith. James Lay, Rub! Hale, Catherine Stacy, Naomi Sheri dan ,Eugenia Mitchell. Sarah Tobias Maude Hinton, MolIie B Hinton, Eliz abeth Browning, Elizabeth Couch ant Montie Stacy. Ruby Hale and Leoti Lessenberry received certificates il piano
 Fayetteville.-A meeting was hel, here recently to discuss possibilitie of organizing brass band for Fay etteville. The movement is being fos tered by the Fayetteville Rotarians and is under the committee supery sion of w S. Gregson, university Nj. c. A. secretary.
 Fayetteville. United State will not install cluster lights arcun the Fayetteville postoff1ce, accordin to announcement made by Hugh Law son, who has been sponsoring th movement.