The Pulaskian., 1921-04-28
Arkansas News
 In Brief Form
Current Happenings From All
 Sections of the State.
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 Ozark The Junior class of Charles ton High School recently presented Assisted by Sadie to large crowd.
 Wilmar ar-The Spur Lumber Com pany has completed a new building for a store and is putting in stock of goods
 Springdale. = Graduating exercises of Springdaie High School were held April 26 There were 10 in the 1921 class, four boys and six girls.
 Hardy Claude Groves killed a gray eagle a few miles east of town re- cently. It measured six and one-half feet from tip to tip of wings.
 Fayetteville. More than $500 peo- pie have received instruction at he University of Arkansas this year, or have been taking correspondence courses.
 Ozark The Franklin county sing was held here last week. Persons were present from practically every community in the county. Dave Par tain delivered the welcome address.
 springdale- Hawn, Elwood McLond and Virgil Cox, ex-service men of Madison county, have been ordered to the United States hospital at Hou- ston, Texas, for treatment.
 
 Hardy-Since women have been given the right to hold office in Ark ansas, it is probable that Sharp county will have some of the fair sex in the political arena.
 Hardy-The Rev. M. L. Mack, pas- Rev ". H. Bradford, pastor of the Baptist church. are conducting re- vival here.
 Mammoth Spring. = Mrs. Law renee, wife of the proprietor of To- cal hotel, broke her arm recently when she slipped on wet floor of a bathroom and fell.
 Fayetteville.-An unusual lecture was deliveIed at the University of Arkansas recently, when Albert Lano, the blind authority on bird life, talked on local ornithology. The lecture was illustrated.
 Conway George O. Burr of Con- way. teacher in the Wichita (Kan.) High School, has been awarded a 1R fi0is for the next session, it has been announced here.
 pringdale-Special meetings of the City Council have been held re- gently to consider an occupation tax ordinance The ordinance is now said to be in shape for passage at the next regular meeting.
 Arkadelphia.-The new garage at the corner of Seventh and Clinton streets, operated by Tom Thompson and John Browne Jr., has opened it's door for business. The name of the Iew garage is the Bankhead garage.
 Fayeteville.-Erna Huenfeld, of Gregory. has just been elected presi- dent of Carnall Hall, the women's dor mitory at the University Of Arkansas, for next year. Christine Joiner of Magnolia will be vice president. Har- riet Deason and Hazel Hinds, both of Rogers. will be treasurer and secre- tary.
 Rogers.--Mrs. George U. Parks, who was named by County Judge Beasley as a member of the Tax Assessment Board for Esculapia township, is re- ported to have declined to accept the appointment Mrs. Parks was the first woman to have been appointed to an office of this kind in Benton county.
 Yellville. Tame foxes may become as common as poultry, and much more profitable, if the plans of the Ozark Fox and Rabbit Syndicate of This place work out successfully. The syndicate was just organized to raise silver gray and cross foxes and Elem ssh giant rabbits. The rabbits, when full grown, weight from 12 to 16 p0unaS, ana are valuable Tor both their meat and fur. The foxes will be raised for their fur.
 springdale.--A. B. Coger, of Hunts sille, has leased the Tom Taylor building now occupied by the Plain Price Variety Store, and announces that he will open a third drug store in Springdale soon after the first of the coming year.
 Fayetteville.-Ten young women have just been granted the first hon prs in athletics ever bestowed or women at the University of Arkansas They now have the right to wear the