Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-14
Auto pant at Jobnstou's.

Nloe men 10 De nelu al ToCauontas
Saturday afternoon.
Howard Gallagher of Psragould
was here first Of the week visiting
special friends.
w. II. Hambnck was here from
Biggers Monday looking after busi-
ness.
Miss Mae Smithson of Revno was
visiting Mrs. Ira Msgruder here
tirst of the week.
Omer Childs and family of Hoxie
visited homefolks here over last
week end.
Mrs. Grace Parham returned
Saturday to her home at Jackson,
Tenn 4, after weeks visit with Po-
oahontas relatives.
Miss Gladys Shannon returned to
her home here Sunday after few
days visit with p. II. Miller and
family at Buntyn, Tenn.
MISS Fora Lacey. late OF Biggers
but now residing at Warm Springs,
was visiting IN Pocahontas Saturday
and Sunday.
T. II. Wells, a good citizen OF
Elevenpolnt, WAS. visiting his chil'
dren and looking after business here
the latter part of last week.
Uncle Lewis Dalton of Dalton
was visiting X. Dalton and family
and looking after business here the
latter part of last week.
J.R. Holt OF Warm Springs Vas
looking after business and meeting
friends here the latter part of last
week.
We received an obituary from
Biggers this week which we could
not publish as no name was signed
to the article.
Mrs. Felix Starr of Delaplsine,
returned to her home FRIDAY after a
pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs.
Walter Blankepship.
Mrs. Stella Mccoy of Knobel was
guest Of Pocahontas relatives and
friends last week end. Mrs. Mccoy
was formerly Miss Stella May Lucas
Mines. Kate Harrison and Elmer
Reynolds of Biggers were guests OF
Pocahontas relatives and friends
last week end.
EI service men from all parts Of
the county are coming to Pooshon-
tss Saturday to attend the big meet,
ing called for their benefit.
Hon. David L. King of Sharp coun
ty, candidate for circuit Judge of
this circuit, was IN this section in
the interest of his candidacy last
week.
Mrs S.L.O'Baugh and children
left last Saturday for their home at
Beaumont, Texas, after an extended
visit at the home of L.F. Blanken-
ship and family.
TIE three banks of Pocahontas
have received over 500 bushels of
the celebrated Acala cotton seed,
and are distributing 1t to the far.
mers over the county at cost.
Mrs. Wallace ]. Brown asks us
to change her address from Seal
Beach. Calf, TO Peach Orchard,
Ark., where she has returned after a
stay OF several months in the CALI
fornla city.
Rev. Jas. A. Anderson was her e
Sunday aud held the second annual
conference of the Methodist church
here. From here he went to Big.
gers and Maynard to hold the con
ferenoes there.
Mrs. Rector Johnston and Mrs.
w. K. Hamll were In lmboden the
latter part of last week where they
acted as judges of music In the
school contests which were being
held there.
Hemstltching done quickly, work
returned promptly, prices, 10 cents
for cotton goods, 10 cents for silk
goods. You furnish the thread
All work appreciated, satisfaction
guaranteed. (Miss) Wilma Adrian,
35-4t. Walnut Ridge Ark
Misses Edna England and Violet
Stephens accompanied Walter Ste
phens to Pocahontas Sunday, re-
turning that day with Walters
bride of three weeks, who was Miss
Irene Million of Pocahontas-Dat.
to Item IN Corning Times.
Born, on Sunday, April 9, to Mr..
aud Mrs. w. F. Spikes of st. Paul,
Nebr fine boy, Mr.. Spikes is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben + Sp,kes