Washington telegraph., 1921-03-04
STATE NEWS
BRIEFLYTOLD
For Readers Who Are Interested
in Arkansas and Ito
Affairs.
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Fordyce.-Miss Bell McGaughy has
| opened a kindergarten school here
| with an enrolment Of 30 pupils.
| Ashdown.-E Eggs are being sold here
at rs cents per dozen. This is the
lowest price for several years
Shambin Bros have opened
feed store here. They are dealing in
wholesale shipments of feed, flour and
seeds
Ashdown.-The annual book shower
Of the Ashdown Improvement Club will
be held at the Presbyterian social
home,
Danville-Mrs. E. G. Rice OF Dan
vile has been commissioned a notary
public, the first woman notary in Yell
County.
Batosville.-The main building of
the fair ground property collapsed this
morning from the weight of the snow
which fell on the roof yesterday.
Mountain Home.-Homer Bucher of
this place has installed grist mill just
west of the square and is grinding
corn for the farmers of this section.
Russellville.-A membership drive
by the Riggs Hamilton Post OF the
American Legion has just closed, re-
sulting in the addition of 10 new mem
| bers
Conway-The annual Franklin Lit
erary Society banquet will be held at
Tabor Hall, Hendrix College, Monday
night, It was announced by officers OF
the society.
Bentonville-The united day OF
prayer for missions held at the NJ. E.
Church, South, by all the woman's
church organizations of the city, was
largely attended.
Paragould.-The people of the Finch
settlement, south of here, have organ
ized a Sunday school. Sam Thompson
was chosen superintendent and David
Edwards, assistant.
Summit.-Two hundred cars Of
cedar posts are on the yards at this
place awaiting shipment. This is
larger number than has ever been
yarded here before.
Helena.-One of the most auspicious
occasions il the history of civic clubs
in this city was when the Helena Ro-
tary Club celebrated the sixteenth an
niversary of Rotary.
Ashdown.-Mrs. C. |. Bowles has
been elected as teacher in the public
school. Owing to the crowded condi-
tion of the school it was necessary to
have another teacher.
Paragould.-Harry +. Kapp, state
organizer of Farm Bureau, addressed
a meeting of farmers at the courthouse
here when Farm Bureau was organ
lied for Green County.
AshdoNn-H. p. Haizlip, secretary
of the County Farm Bureau and Off
cial cotton grader, has been at Fore
man grading the cotton that is being
put in the warehouse just completed.
Camden Walter Tate, son of ex-
County Judge w. F. Tate, has gone to
Fort Smith, where he has received the
appointment of deputy marshall under
United States Marshal John II, Parker.
Camden.-Matt Rogers of Ell Do
RADIO has purchased the w. r. Smith
home on Clifton street, the consider
alton being $500. Mr.. Rogers pur-
chased the property as a home for his
parents.
Ashdown-The Metropolitan Glee
Club gave the third number of the
lyceum at the High School building
recently. The lyceum this year has
been financed by the senior class of
the school.
Ozark.-Mrs. Lloyd Rowe of this
place was seriously hurt when an au-
tomo0ile in which she and her hus-
DdDu were llAlllb NOlllhth WIN a
wagon. Arthur Covert, who was in the
wagon, was not hurt.
Ozark.-The junior class Of the To-
cal high school netted SS7 for the
School Improvement Association
through a play, AN Old Sweetheart
OF Mme" which it presented at the
Victory theater recently.
Fayetteville.-The College of Educa-
tion of the University of Arkansas is
furnishing to Camp Pike College more
instructors than any other institution,
although they are not chosen because
of the proximity of the two institu-
tions.
Bentonville.-A grape meeting held
at Sloan Springs the past week by
County Farm Agent Earl Smith and
Mrs. Smith, home demonstration
agent, aroused so much interest that
the agents will return to Sloan for
a second meeting.