The Pulaskian., 1921-07-07

DeWitt-Heavy rains in Arkansas county last week have helped the crops, which were in need of moist ure
 Warren.-J J. Wright, farmer liv- ing on the B. ". Martin farm, near Warren. has brought the first cotton blossom in this section this season.
 BentonyilIe. The J. B. coffelt home at Centerton burned last week. It was insured. The origin of the fire is not known. The loss is about g., GOO.
 searcy.-Work has been started on extensive improvements at Galloway College. In the main building all rooms are being papered and painted and the floors stained.
 wynne.-The Cross County Teach CTS Institute closed recently with picnic and fish fry at Bay ferry, on the St. Francis river, four miles from Wynne.
 Mulberry.-A revival is being con- ducted at the Baptist church here by the Rev. ". " Walls of Fort Smith, assisted by the pastors, the Rev. J. c. Hendriek.
 Augusta-A fire, originating in the kitchen, which was detached from the house, destroyed two rooms of three-room negro house here recently. Prompt response of the local fire de- partment prevented further damage.
 Walnut Ridge-The Rev. Nj. R. Yo- sip of Cotton Plant, who is conducting revival here, caught six-pound bass in Tucker bay recently. It was the biggest catch of the season in this section.
 Conway-Dr. c. J. Greene, acting president of Hendrix College, will de- liver series of lectures on the Bible to the auxiliary of the Woman's Mis- sionary Society of the First Metho- dist church here.
 Eureka Springs.-A company, with a capital stock of s25, 1000 has been or ganized here and plans are under way to construct a factory for the manufacturing of Yeast-Ole, a food product. The company consists of C. H. Mclaughlin. A. c. Ingalls,. Dr. T. s. Allen and B. J. Rosewater
 Camden.-According to word receiv ed from the St Louis branch of the Federal Loan bank by c. J Bensberg, secretary of the Two Bayou Farm Loan Association of Ouachita county, the Two Bayou Association is the only farm loan organization in the jurisdiction of the St Louis bank which does not have q single delin quent account
 Fort Smith.-A mass meeting was held at Van Buren recently at the Crawford county courthouse to dis cuss the question of the Van Buren water supply. The waterworks sys- tenn has been unable to handle the situation following the recent rises of Lees creek, and definite action to improve the works will be taken at the meeting.
 Bentonville.-The Parent-Teachers' Association of the Drake school has elected the following officers: Mrs. w Thompson, president; Mrs. R. U. German, vice president; Mrs. H. Britt, secretary; Mrs. Chas. Shelton, treasurer; Mrs. John Jackson, press correspondent The association pledg. ed $500 toward the annex being built to the school building.
 Jonesboro-A Rice Growers or ganiaztion has been perfected here with c. L. Hudson, l. F. Falls, J. L.. Burns and Louis Kurt as the Execu- tive Committees The members signed up for more than 50.O00 bushels of rice. The organization will secure a rice mill here. if possible. A com mittee was appointed to go to Stutt- gart to the rice meeting and make an inspection of the rice mill there. W. T. Burralow was selected as county organizer
 Camden.---Dr. Adolph Felsenthal of this place, has been appointed mem. Der of the committee of the Mississip- pi Valley Association, which recently met in convention in New Orleans The association is working to improve the river facilities of this section. Dr. Felsenthal. who has spent the past 25 years in an effort to get government appropriations to make the Ouachita river navigable. is probably the best posted man on waterways in Ark. ansas.
 Fort Smith-The change in the county superintendency of Crawford county schools was made recently, when J. T. Bingham succeeded w. H. Shaffer Mir Bingham, who has