The Newark journal., 1922-01-05
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 Japton was thrown from a horse last week and sustained broken arm.
 Ozark-The Home Telephone Com pany of Ozark has declared a 10 per cent dividend
 Walnut Ridge-The Wrape sawmill near Seigwick is running every day anS aas several teams operating in the woods hauling logs.
 Mountain Home.-Henry Turnbull 6 young boy of this place. sustained q badly injured right hand when a giant hrecracker exploded prematurelly.
 Huntsville-The Madison County Self Help Clubs met with the Wash ington county organizations at Green land recently.
 Cotter-L J. Damn and G. Lys. ter of Joplin, Mo, have installed a bakery here. They took over the old Porterfeld location and have remod. eled it.
 Sflllc.--haulSOu county udS made a low record in the enrolment of members of the citizens section of the Arkansas Educational Associa- tion. and County Superintendent Af. son Wheeler will make q special effort this week to increase the membership.
 Walnut Ridge.-The new Baptist church under construction at Sedg- wick is nearing completion. It prob ably will be completed within two or three weeks.
 Warren.-The following have been elected to the Board of Directors of the Y. Nj. C. A: J. C. Moore. NJ. B. Mcleod, Lawrence Hurley. o. O. Ak ley. D. A. Bradham andJ E Victor
 Philadelphia Henderson Brown College orchestra gave a concert here last week Solo numbers were by Misses Frederick Naylor. soprano; Pearl Miller violinist; Virginia Farra. pianist. and Selwyn Seller reader.
 Warren.-In an essay contest held an the Warren schools on How to Have Good Health TOO essays were written The winners were. Hazel Mckinney. first and Dorothy Moseley and Hannan Abshire tied for the SOC ond place.
 Warren.-The officers elected by tho Baptist Young Peoples Union are: A. L. Katz, president: Robert Black. vice-president; Miss Hattie Richardson, secretary; Miss Mary L. Colyin, treasurer; Miss Bell Richard son, pianist
 Monticello Announcement has been made here that the Rev, Stewart K Oglesby, Jr.. pastor of the Presby terian church at Oxford. N. C.. has ac cepted the cal. extended by the local Presbyterian church and would arrive here about January 15, This church has been without pastor for over year. The last minister was the Rev F Shepperson, who went to Chester, S. C.
 Warren.--Bradley county went over the top in the sign-up campaign of the Arkansas Farm Bureau Cotton Grow CTS Cooperative Association recently Practically every large farmer has signed the pledge, and it is believed that many other will line up with the association within a few days J. M Seward of Little Rock, who has been helping in the drive. was much pleas cd with the spirit of cooperation with l.tx Tar Sc, Uition.
 wilmar-Wilmar Lodge No. SIS, Free and Accepted Masons, has elect ed the following officers: Worshipful Master, A s. McArthur: senior ward en, L. A Whorton; junior warden. Jeff Smith; senior deacon. A. L. Pin ner; junior deacon, Louin McKinstry
 Ozark-L. L. Heckathorne has bought a half interest in the O. K shoe shop at Charleston
 Eudora.-The Bank of Eudora and the Merchants and Planters Bank of Eudora have merged.
 EtuuLSNitlG. l IiG tbON. OhGdT DdFls of Spring Valley is conducting a re- vival at Hartwell.
 Huntsville.-Elisha Elkins of Wes- ley recently killed hog that weighed 900 pounds.
 Conway-Deputy Sheriff j. | Sum- mers has announced his intention of becoming a candidate for sheriff at the Democratic primary August 10. Huntsyille.-Keily Boyston has pri- vately published a small volume deal ing with pioneer days in this county.
 Hope-H. E. Fenton, district di rector in eighteen counties in south west Arkansas for the cotton cam paign to sign up the 200, 900 bales was here recently in the interest of the cotton pool movement. Director Hen ton announced that the Hampstead county quota of approximately 6,00(