Judsonia weekly advance., 1922-02-23

embers of the Camden
Council Boy Scouts of America made
fiye-minute talks at the local church
es recently.
Russellville.-J. A. McGraw, plant
er and merchant from near Pine Bluff,
has purchased the G. S. MCGEE resi-
dence on jefferson street.
Walnut Ridge.-C. S. Henderson,
who has announced for railroad COM
missioner, has opened headquarters
in the Osburn building.
| Fayetteville.-A community club
| house, modelled after the University
of Arkansas Y. M. G. 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 edifice.
Paragould.-The Y. w. G. 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 II. Casper, who has been
in business there for several years.
Stuttgart.-rhe Rev. E. C. Gallaher,
pastor of the First Christian church,
has announced his resignation to take
effect April l. The Rev. Mr.. Gallaher
came to this city from Memphis about
year ago.
Stuttgart.-A standard training
school for Sunday school teachers is
South, in this city. Mrs. Clay Smith,
formerly of Little Rock, has charge
of the junior department
Walnut RIDGE. F. 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 Glass
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
acknowledgements 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. A caterpillar truck
leased by Judge Smith is to be used
with the grader.
Camden.-Annual inspection of Com
papv n 152rd infantry stationed hove
was conducted here at the Jefferson
street armory by Maj. o. e. East
void, q. S. A. Major Eastwood said
the local company was above the
average.
Bentonvillel - The seventeenth
monthly sales day and auction here
under the auspices of the Communi-
ty Clab, 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
the Southern District Mr.. Harper
is closing his second term as sheriff
| and has been active in politics ia
southern Arkansas for several years
Walnut Ridge.-H. " Wilson and
w. H. DeVoe of the Southwestern Bell
| Telephone Company are making sew
eral changes in the local exchange.
Two additional switchboards will be
| installed and changes made in the Of
| fees of the company here.
Paragould.- Rev. j. 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.
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