Judsonia weekly advance., 1922-04-13
Huntsville.-J. 8. Crumpacker Of
Combs is setting out 36 acres OF
Strawberries.

Huntsville-Harry Thomas OF Cliff
ty was thrown from a 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 16 at the Baptist church here
to continue indefinitely.
Huntsyille.-E. B. Plummer has re-
established his taxi line between
Huntsville and Eureka Springs.
Pine Bluff-Elzie Tolls, negro, aged
so, of Rob Roy, suffered a broken
thigh when horse kicked him.
Mountain Home-The Rev H. E.
Wheeler of Conway has opened
Sunday School Institute here at the
Methodist Church.
Huntsyille.-R. M. Mccullough of
Kingston will seek the Democratic
nomination for tax assessor of Mad
ison county.
Marianna.-The Rev John S. Ze-
ran will conduct revival at the
Christian church here, continuing un-
til April 16
Camden-Andry J. Perry of Wash
ington township, county surveyor sew
eral years ago, has announced for the
same office at the coming election.
Walnut Ridge.-Deposits aggregat-
ing $1,000, 1865 were reported by
Lawrence county banks at the close
of business March 10, 1922.
Huntsville.-Several hundred acres
of Strawberries are being grown in
the vicinity of Spring Valley. Farm
ers of that vicinity also will set out
10000 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. l.
A. gave a 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-Ouachita Presbytery of
the Southern Presbyterian church
was convened at the First Presbyte
rion Church here Wednesday, April
u.
Earle-The Rev. P. S. Rogers, pas
tor of the First Baptist Church at
Alderman, Miss, has accepted a cali
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 consoli-
dated school, 10 miles west of Ozark
An old-fashioned spelling bee was
feature.
Searcy.-The Galloway College SEN
ior memorial fund, raised annually
by the graduating class, was increas-
ed by $3.50 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. Mr.. Porter assumed man.
agement April H.
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 City Council has COM
piled with the request of Mayor w
d. Cole TO reduce his salary from SIS
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 are
in bloom now, and peaches will be
in a day or two. Practically every
bud sa live one, and unless they are
killed later the trees will be loaded
to the breaking point.
Observation-Disclosures OF the Baptist
church have purchased from Henry
Pitcher and Son of Louisville, Ky,
pipe organ, the contract price being
$500 installed. The organ will be
installed within the next few months
Mena-John B. Ogden, we'll
known Mena young man, who has
been practicing law at Idabell, Okla