The Newark journal., 1922-03-09

l COpdA GnurGH, SOutnt Bc4u QudiNtiAs conference here last week.
 Malvern.-The Arkansas Light and l Power Company, whose plant is lo- eated here, has announced that the town Of Donaldson is to be cut in on the transmission and that between 30 and 70 stoes and residences there will become patrons Of the company.
 Pike City-The Pike City Truck Growers Association is building an ice house and packing shed to handle the crop of strawberries and radishes expected to be harvested in this VI einity this spring.
 Morrilton.-Mr and Mrs. w ".
 Bentonville.-The offices in the southwest corner of the Benton eoun- ty courthouse, recently vacated by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Vol T. Lindsey, who moved into the new Berry building next door to the court house. have been rearranged for Coun- ty Superintendent F. A. Wood.
 Pine Bluff-Chief A. C. Breiner of the local Fire Department recently received a check for Sf00 from the Pine Bluff Warehouse and Compress Company in appreciation of the work done by the department in checking the fire at the compress recently.
 Brinkley-The young men of the Hi-Y club entertained their parents at the high school last week. 4 three course banquet was served by the mothers. Several interesting talks talks were made by club members and guests. President George Beuck- man, Jr., was master of ceremonies.
 ayetteyille.-"Aiways be natural, sometimes he sharp, but never be flat" was the motto selected by the graduating class of the Fayetteville high school here in preparation for graduation next spring. The class flower will be the daisy.
 Batesyille.-Mayor J. Paul Ward has announced that he will not be a can. didate for reelection, although he has held the office for only one term.
 Newport.-The local Elks Club ob- served Past Exalted Rulers Night last week. Several interesting talks were made by former officials. Off eers also were nominated in prepara- ton for the annual election in two weeks. The club Is installing & wire less system in it's elubreoms.
 Van Buren-A revival will be started here at the Baptist church March i2 The Rev. W. F. Frazier of Springfield, Mo, will conduct the services, assisted by the Rev. E. Rawlius. pastor Of the local church. R s. Rowland Of Atlanta, Ga, will have charge of the music.
 Van Buren.-Boys' and Girls Clubs have been organized the past week at Dyer by A. W. Milling and Mrs Myr- tie Smith Talmage, farm and home demonstration agents.
 Waldo-R. P. Ferguson of Alabama has rented the store building of ]. R Wright and has opened a grocery.
 Brinkley-The women of the S. I. A. staged show at the school audi torium last week, the feature being "A Womanless Wedding" in which 1 w. B. Williams and Fred Starrett, were bride and groom. respectively. Imboden.-G. W. Bowers, who re- gently filed petition in bankruptcy, has reopened his store at this place.
 Calico Rock.-William Moore, form. erly of Guion, has removed to this place and assumed managership Of tho Golden Rule store.
 Paragould-The business house on l North Pruet street, owned by Dr. G. 1 T. Hopkins, is undergoing extensive repairs. The room will be occupied by NJ Solomon, ho will install a line of general merchandise.
 Heber Springs.-Steele Kennedy, who has been county agent of Gle burne county the past several years, l position in Garland county. His sue 1 cessor has not been named.
 Mena-In an effort to adjust diff ferences between he Commonwealth Company and Mena patrons, the com 1 pany representatives offered to make slight reduction in the rates charged for elect. .e lights and power The City Council refused to accept the re- duction and the old rates still stand l etteyille.-Damage. estimated at l $600, was caused here by heavy rain, which fell last week. A large part of the newly laid curbs along Dixon street and other highways were washed out.
 Grandview-W l.. Warehouse. rancher on the new land reclamation project in western Nevada. has re. 1 turned to the scenes of his youth to regain lost health and renew the I frfa 1cb pf big natfwo n,o~1-a