The Newark journal., 1922-02-23

treasurer
 Camden.-Members of the Camden Council Boy Scouts of America made five-minute talks at the local church es recently.
 Russel1vi11e.-J. A McGraw, a plant CT and merchant from near Pine Bluff, has purchased the c. s. McGee resi- denae cn Jefferson street
 Walnut Ridge-C. s. Henderson. who has announced for railroad com missioner has opened Headquarters in the Osburn building.
 Fayetteyille.-A community club house, modelled after the University of Arkansas Y NJ. C. A. hut, is being erected near Mount Comfort and Sa- lem west of Fayetteville.
 Paragould.-A carload of marble to be used in construction work on the new First Baptist church, was received here yesterday and is being hauled to the site of the new editice.
 Paragould.-The Y. ". C. A. has begun a campaign for funds to main- tain the institution during the pres ent year. Several committees are at work and meeting with success.
 Fayetteville.-Miss Eva Bynum was voted the prettiest girl attending the Fayetteville Business College at benefit supper and play given at the college here last week.
 Walnut Ridge-C. w. Allen of Lake Charles, La, has purchased the Cas- per Motor Company at Portia, sue ceeding H. H. Casper, who has been in business there for several years.
 Stuttgart-The Rev. E. c. Gallaher, pastor of the First Christian church, has announced his resignation to take effect April L The Rev. Mir. Gallaher came to this city from Memphis about year ago.
 Stuttgart.-A standard training school for Sunday school teachers is being conducted at the M. E. church. South, in this city. Mrs. Clay Smith, formerly of Little Rock, has charge of the junior department.
 Walnut Ridge-J r. Few has leased the New Lawrence hotel on West Sec ond street, and assumed charge to- ARK GALLEY TWO .. =. ......... night, succeeding w. R. Lane, owner of the building.
 Paragould.-The local Baraca Class has adopted resolutions endorsing the work of the officers and others who recently have been endeavoring to enforce the law in various parts of the county. The resolution was signed by about 100 members of the class and others.
 entonville-Circuit Judge W. A. Dickson has returned from Eureka Springs, where he held the regular term of the Western District of Car roll County Circuit Court. The East ern District of Carroll Circuit Court convened at Berryville on February 20
 Van Buren.-The big road grader purchased several weeks ago by County Judge John L. Smith arrived today and will be used at once on the county roads. caterpillar truck leased by Judge Smith is to be used with the grader.
 Camden.-AnnuaI inspection of Com- pany E. 153rd Infantry, stationed here, was conducted here at the Jefferson street armory by Mai O, E. East wold L. s. A. Major Eastwold said the local company was above the average.
 Bentonville - The seventeenth monthly sales day and auction here under the auspices Of the Communi- ty Club, proved successful in spite of disagreeable weather, and attracted many people living in the remote sections of the county
 Camden.-Ed Harper, sheriff Of | Ouachita county. is planning to enter  the race for railroad commissioner Of l the Southern District MT Harper l is closing his second term as sheriff, and has been active in politics in l southern Arkansas for several years.
 Walnut Ridge.-H. V. Wilson and w. H DeVoe of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company are making sev- eral changes in the local exchange. Two additional switchboards will he installed and changes made in the of fees of the company here.
 Paragould Rev ]. Murray Taylor of Memphis. pastor of the local First Christian church, last week delivered his lecture. The Book of Books" at the Christian church A large audience was pres ent
 Russellville Logan Tate, who served 15 years in the United States navy and has been three times around tho world has Durchocad tho II L,