Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-05
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Conway-At an informal dinner given by Doak s. Campbell, president of Central College organization of 8 Rotary Club was discussed. Harrisburg. & Landen, Ok lahoma motion picture show men have leased the Brown movie theater here.
 Harrisburg Rev. Jefferson Sherman, Methodist pastor at Earle Is here to assist the local pastor, the Rev. B. c. Few, in a revival. Rogers.-At a program given by the Rogers High School $53.60 was | cleared Proceeds will be used foI | incidental expenses of both classes. Fayetteville.-M. w. Muldrow, coun | ty farm agent for Washington county | attended the farmers meet at Little Rock, March 22.
 Camden-Harold Lazarus, recently of Jonesboro, has purchased the | Woodruff Plumbing Company. MT Lazarus formerly lived at Camden. | Hope.-The egg market reached the low level, when eggs were being sold on tbe local market for 12a cents per dozen This is the lowest price touched since before the war. Fayetteville.-An historical society has been founded at the University oi Arkansas under the guidance of Dr. N, A. N. Cleven, for the special inVestiga' tion of historical subjects.
 Harrisburg rg-Four girls and one boy will graduate from Harrisburg High School April 29 They are Misses Katherine Sewers, Ellie Jewel Hazel. wood, Callie Agnes Lamb and Lorraine Dobson and Frost Sorrell. Ashdown-An Older Boys Confer ence of the County Y. M. c. A. will be held at Ashdown April 1, 2 and 8 John G. Hunter of Little Rock, state secretary, will attend. Delegates from Hope, Nashville DeQueen, Texarkana and Mena have been invited.
 ringdale.-Lightning struck the barn of J. Ed Rogers at Prairie Grove, and one mule was killed. There were five head of stock in the barn at the | time. The barn showed no trace of the lightning, except strip Of shingles torn off of the roof.
 Batesville.-A Civic Improvement Club was organized by several ladies of this city when the following off | cers were elected for the year: Mrs. | J. H. Kennerly, president; Mrs. Ram sey Weaver, vice president; Mrs. J. L. | Biggs, treasurer; Miss Maggie Case, secretary.
 Conway.-C. A. Holland of Conway has formed partnership with W. o. | Edmondson, who moved here from Mountain View, Stone county. MT. Edmondson was state senator from the Sixth Senatorial district of Arkan- sas. He also served for IA years as county and circuit clerk of Stone county.
 Springdale.-The store of Lee Don. nere, was robbed recently. A large quantity of shoes, overalls and shirts vas taken. Entrance was gained by breaking the glass out of the front door. No arrests have been made, al. though officers are working on the case.
 Pine Bluff. Forty of the 50 pure bred Duroc Jersey hogs auctioned here by Grover Cleveland of Wabba- seka were sold, most of them being purchased by Jefferson county farm CTS. The hogs, which were one year old weighed an average of 300 pounds, at an average price of 5$0 apiece. The sale was largely attended.
 Paragould.-Supt,J J. w. Ramsey of the city schools has received letter from Joseph P. Degan, president of the Degan Publishing Company, com mending a budget of work done by Earl Brefer, a student in the local high school, stating the work IS placed in a class with Eastern cham pionship schools. A medal was sent to young Brewer.
 Batesville.-A meeting of the for mer graduates of the Batesville High School was held recently at the high
 uyhn were made by several business men and a general spirit Of enthusiasm was created for the track meet which will be held in this city in April.
 Texarkana.-Spring Lake Park, the city's principal pleasure resort, and