Judsonia weekly advance., 1922-02-16

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ship" Supt. J. H. Burlington, who
came to Searey from Walnut Ridge,
invited Mr.. Ponder to make the adj
dress. Mr.. Ponder emphasized the
need of every student making a study
of the conditions and needs of his
own state IN order to become an in
telligent citizen.
Bentonville.-A new road is being
opened north of Bentonville between
the Valley View and Bella Vista
roads. leaving Bentonyine by the
Park Springs hotel.
Mountain Home.-A big rabbit hunt
was held BY young men in the Colfax
community, between this place and
Cotter Monday, and rs rabbits were
killed by the nimrods. The hunters
used shotguns and dogs.
Mountain Home.-Wythe Adams,
young farmer living between this place
and Cotter, and his wife, had mar
row escape from possible serious in
jury when a Ford ear they were driy.
ing became unmanagable and left the
pike, near their home, turning over.
The top and windshield of the car were
torn to pieces. and the car otherwise
damaged The occupants received
only few minor injuries
Strong.-Farris {. Purvianee, super
inteHdent Of the Strong public school,
probably viii enter the race for repre-
sentative from Union County, he an
nounced today.
Earle-The Rev. W. A. Daniel, for
four and a half years pastor of the
First Presbyterian church at Earle,
left for Nashville, Tenn, to assume
charge Of his new pastorate there, to
which he was called three days ago.
Green Forest.-A Ford sedan, left
in the garage of Mrs. Naomi J. Nor
gan, who has a summer home here,
has been stolen, it was reported to Of
ticers. The car was left at the gar
age about five months ago. and the
theft was not discovered until Mrs.
Morgan returned here yesterday.
Walnut Ridge.-A movement is on
foot here to establish a hospital At
the last meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce. S. E. Spikes, Grover John.
sen and Norris Bloom were appointed
a committee to discuss the question
with local doctors.
Green Forest.-Albert DeLozier has
opened a new grocery store here.
Arkadelphia, Feb. Arthur Mea-
dor broke his right arm at the wrist
late yesterday afternoon while driv.
ing to his far He and his little son
were in the buggy when the vehicle
struck stump, throwing them beth
out of the carriage to the ground
Wynne-The Wynne Chamber OF
Commerce is fostering Community
hospital, a county fair and a perma-
nent fair building to be erected near
the courthouse. The proposed build
ing also is to be used as a community
house
Strong-The residence of Harmon
Phillips here was destroyed by fire
recently. The fire is thought to have
originated from a defective flue in
the kitchen. The loss is partly COW
cred by insurance.
Ozark-R c. Limerick, state high
ho
mary survey for the proposed Ozark
Huntsville highway.
Malyern.-H. B. Means, a lawyer of
Malvern, will be a candidate for cir
cult Judge of this district.
Camden.-C M. Hayes, who has
been connected with the Camden Ma
tional bank of the city for the past
10 years, has resigned as assistant
cashier, and will devote his time to
his Insurance business.
Wynne-J S. Butterfeld, lands
cape gardner for the Missouri Pa
cifc railroad is supervising the beau
tifying of the right of way here.
Parkin-R. c. Dalton, former re-
preventative of Cross county, will be
a candidate for railroad commission
er. He expects to go to Little Rock
to arrange for his campaign.
Fayetteville.-The Federal Club of
Vocational Students in the University
of Arkansas held a social propra m
here tonight in the University "Y"
hut
Waldo-Rural school districts Nos.
1 and will hold their annual con-
test at Waldo March a. Arrange
ments are being made with local bus
mess men to furnish the prizes for
the events. A feature of the literary
contests will be the health contest.
Van Buren.-The eighteenth com
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