The Newark journal., 1922-04-13

Huntsville.-Harry Thomas of Cliff ty was thrown from horse recently and broke an arm. Huntsville-John Patrick has bought the handle factory at Crosses and has greatly enlarged the business.
 Fordyce.-A revival will be opened April Is at the Baptist church here to continue indefinitely.
 Huntsvine-E. B. Hummer has re- established his taxi line between Huntsville and Eureka Springs.
 Pine Bluff-Elzie Tols, negro, aged 90, of Rob Roy, suffered broken thigh when a horse kicked him.
 Mountain Home.-The Rev. H. E. Wheeler of Conway has opened a Sunday School Institute here at the Methodist Church.
 Huntsville.-R NJ. Mccullough of Kingston will seek the Democratic nomination for tax assessor of Mad ison county.
 Marianna.-The Rev. John s. Ze- ran will conduct a revival at the Christian church here. continuing un- til April 16
 Camden.-Andry J. Perry of Wash ington township, county surveyor sev- eral years ago. has announced for the same office at the coming election.
 Walnut Ridge.-Deposits aggrega.- ing S1,306, ,466.S5 were reported by Lawrence county banks at the close of business March 10. 1922.
 untsvilie-Several hundred acres of strawberries are being grown in the vicinity of Spring Valley. Farm CTS of that vicinity also will set out 30,000 grape cuttings this year.
 Earle.--Large crowds are attending each service of the revival at the First Presbyterian church, conducted by the Rev. T. H. Watkins, evangelist. Synod of Arkansas.
 Hermitage.-The Hermitage s. I. A. gave play recently entitled, The Great Pumpkin Case" The money realized will be placed in the fund to be used in continuing school a month
 Camden.-0uachita Presbytery of the Southern Presbyterian church
 Al., J,xrfe rion Church here Wednesday, April f2.
 Earle-The Rev. P. s. Rogers. pas tor of the First Baptist Church at Alderman, Miss, has accepted call to the pulpit of the First Church at Earle.
 Camden.-The Church of Christ has begun a revival with Evangelist Brooks Stell of Delight in charge. Hugh Hogg of Stephens directs the song service.
 Ozark,-Patrons' Day was observ- ed Friday at Pleasant View eonsoli dated school, 10 miles west of Ozark. An old-fashioned spelling bee was a feature.
 Searcy-The Galloway College sen for memorial fund. raised annually by the graduating class, was increas- ed by $150 from the "Follies of 1922" given recently.
 Van Buren-Clark Porter of Paris has purchased the Royal theater here, now under the management of w. T. Stockton MT. Porter assumed man. agement April II.
 Sparkman-A heavy wind struck this section recently causing damage to several small houses in the Pine Grove vicinity. There were no cas- ualties.
 Conway.-The City Council has con- piled with the request of Mayor w. D. Cole to reduce his salary from s75 to $25 per month The move was made for the protection of the city in the future, Mayor Cole said.
 Mountain Home-The biggest fruit crop in several years is promised for Baxter county this year. Plums arc in bloom now. and peaches will be in a day or two. Practically every bud i sa live one and unless they are killed later the trees will be loaded to the breaking point.
 Marianna-Members of the Baptist church have purchased from Henry Pitcher and Son of Louisville. Ky, a pipe organ, the contract price being s5.500 installed. The organ will be installed within the next few months.
 Mena.-John B. Ogden, a we'll known Mena young man, who has been practieing law at Idabell, Okla, has returned and formed a partner ship with City Attorney L. N. Bur. nett.
 Walnut Ridge-Since the rainfall of the last few weeks, Turkey creek l ditch. which flows diaponally through