The Pulaskian., 1921-06-09

Bald Knob School district
 Leslie.-The local Red Cross is con. uucVlng a nurses training class in the clty, It is conducted by Miss Julia Hoiilck, graduate nurse.
 Cotton Plant.-c. c. Hunnieutt. for the m past five years superintendent of the city schools, has been reelected to serve another term.
 DeWitt.-Citizens of stuttgart arc building a mammoth tabernacle to ac. commodate the Stephens party of eVangelists which will hold a raviyaI meeting there.
 Helena. = The Helena Clearing House Association closed all banks in Helena on Friday, June 3. that day oelng in celebration of the birthday of Jefferson Davis.
 Morrilton.-In many sections of Conway rain is neded very bodg Farmers say that unles sthey have ram soon the crops will suffer great damage.
 Helena.-Rumors of typhoid germs in the local water supply recently drove timorous patrons of the water company to boiling their drinking wa. ter.
 Wynne.-Cross County is in the midst of it's campaign for the organi- zation of farm bureau. Addresses were made at four places in the eoun- ty each night recently.
 Wynne.-The Chamber of Com merce of Wynne opened it's new hall in the Drexler Building recently. Two addresses were delivered at the meet ing, one on the Farm Bureau and it's work
 Cotter.-Homer Wallace, a we'll known stockman of Dugginsvlne. MO. has been buying hogs in Baxter county and will soon ship four cars from this place to North Missouri points
 Paragould.-H. W Brown, who has bene manager of the Brown Lumber Company here for the past IS years. is preparing to move to Gainesville, La, where he will have charge of the Gainesville Lumber Company.
 Searcy.-The following officers have ben elected for the coming year by the Irving Literary Society of Gal loway College: Vanita Ramey OK ford. Miss. president; Mary Young. Jonesboro, vice president; Ruby Rushing, Camden, secretary; Lillian Pack, Leslie, censor.
 Camden.-Naj. B V. Powell of this city has been commissioned a major in the Arkansas National Guard and is organizing the Medical Corps or the Fifth Arkansas Infantry The en- listed personnel is composed princi- pally of men from Camden and sur rounding communities.
 Batesville-The annual oratorical contest between the PhiIomathean and the Erosophic literary societies of Arkansas College was held at the col lege last week, when the speakers for the two societies were I. N ssarnett, Jr.. of the Philomathean and Virgil Fady representa- tn Erosophic. The judges decided in favor of MT. Eady.
 Wynne.-Two tank cars of road oil have been ordered for the streets of Wynne. Every street in the business section of the city will be oiled and an effort is being made to get all the principal streets in the residential sec tions oiled. The oil will cost cents per gallon laid down at Wynne.
 Helena.-The work of oiling ditches in this city has been started. The automatic sprayer has been put into service. Chief Austin has given the service of one of the city hands to handle this work and this man will be kent at work until all the ditches have been given a thorough coat or oil and germicide.
 sheridan.-Store 149 of Sheridan, belonging to the Industrial Transpor- tation Company has ben sold here by tbe receivers. J. M. Baugh became the purchaser of the goods for the sum of sS9O, while others bought some of the fixtures running the total sale nrice of the company's plant here to S1 2125O. There is about $15,OOO worth of stock in this county
 Rrssellville. = A good vein of coal has been discovered on Norristown Mountain two miles west of Russell ville which promises to be more val uable than any of the mines that have baen worked in the Russellyllle held