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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported I
the health department in the last twenty -fou
kours:
Andrew and Laura Corse. girl
Patuno and Vennero l.. Carnielo. hoy.
Freeman w. and Gertrude z. Miller. boy.
Michael J. and Irene r. Sweeney girl
John J. and Annie L Grolig. boy.
Franklin II. and Marie NJ. Greatorex, girl
Charles W. and Dora v. Curtis, boy.
Lawrence A. and Lorena NJ. Dillon. boy.
Carl s and Ruth Kendrick. girl.
John W. and Amelia Reynolds. girl.
Cornelius ]. and Elizabeth Halpin. boy.
Clarence and Lillian Herbert, girl
1ven A. and Gertrude Hedin, girl.
NazLarene and Louise Caluxzi. boy.
Stanley N. and Carrie Belts boy.
James d. and Bessie Fl. Donneliy. girl
John a. and Dorothy B. Foster. girl
Chester 2. and Eleanor r. Barclay. boy.
Martin a. and Zetta r. Uelsmann. girl.
William and Sara Helm. girl.
Joseph G. and Elsie Saunders, boy.
John J. and Mary e. Byrne, girl.
Frank L. and Leah r. Scott. girl
William A. and Margaret Davis. girl.
Thomas A. and Mary NJ. Hager, girl
James f. and Marguerite Hurd boy.
Thomas A. and Sophia 3. Thibodeau. boy.
Elmer s: and Anna K. McGuigan, boy.
RAYMOND NJ. and Irma J. Martyr. girl.
Arthur p. and Pauline L. Chew. boy.
Mike and Josephina D'Aloisio. girl.
James r. and Edna C. Warren, girl
James h and Henrietta R. Platter. gtri-
William and Dorothy v. Jones. boy.
Joseph o. and Mary L league. boy.
Aaron B. and Lillian A Carpenter. boy.
Henry ]. and Helen q. Brown, boy.
Silas and Emma J. Goodall, boy.
Chester and Teresa Chichester. girl
Morris IL. and Lillian NJ. lockwood. boy.
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M'ADOO IS INDORSED
BY DEMOCRATIC CLUB
Local Organization Urges Choice
of Convention Delegate-Pledged
to Him for President.

Members Of the National Derno-
cratic Club at their fourth anniver-
sary meeting last night at the Ra-
leigh Hotel indorsed the candidacy
of William Gibbs McAdoo and urged
that tho delegates to be elected
Thursday in the Democratic primary
election in the District vote for him
tiOn for the presidency at the ma
tional convention TO be held in New
York the latter part of this month.
The resolutions were presented by
a committee composed of David A.
Pine, vice chairman: James r. Baker.
treasurer: Melvin Hildr"th. Kenneth
Romney. William L. Willis. c. b. Nc
cullar. Col w +. Murphy and Mrs.
Thomas Phillips.
At the conclusion Of the business
ses7ion Capt David A. Pine. chairman.
introduced Col. NJ A. Hildreth. for
mer United States district attorney
of North Dakota, who declared that
tho farmers of the northwest are
starving in the midst of plenty" He
also stated that the farmers are de-
mandinE the nomination of McAdoo
and Will be satisfied with no other
candidate at the New York conven-
ton.
Other speakers were Kenneth Rom
ney. John A. Thames. Charles Car
son and Melvin D. Hildreth. jr
Polling Places Designated.
Tho polling places for the regular
Democratic primaries to be held in
this city tomorrow afternoon from 3
O'Clock in the afternoon until O'Clock
tomorrow night were announced to-
day for the different districts as fol-
lows: First district, 1900 Good Hope
road southeast; second, 3205 Georgia
avenue: third. 1881 35th street: fourth
1888 Wisconsin avenue: fifth. 1908
Pennsylvania avenue; sixth, $40 Con
nectlcut avenue: seventh, 1901 s
street: eighth. 1874 14th street; ninth,
I204 II street; tenth. southeast corner
ISL and d streets; eleventh. 1872 c
street southwest; twelfth, lobby OF
Gayety Theater, 511 9th street: thir-
teenth. 1898 9Th street: fourteenth.
Sol X street; fifteenth, Typographical
Temple. 423 G street; sixteenth. 405
Pennsylvania avenue; seventeenth,
sos 18th street southwest; eighteenth,
1928 Az street southwest; nineteenth.
1862 II street northeast: twentieth,
141 street southeast; twenty-firs
211 eth street northeast, and for the
tventy-second district, 715 Sth street
southeast
IT was pointed out. in making the
announcement of the voting places
for the different districts, that 500
Connecticut avenue has been selected
out Of courtesy to the woman voters.
who may vote there regardless OF the
fact that they may reside in some
other district.
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Society
CONTINUED from Eighth page.)

Hotel. having come to Washington
Georgetown College. They are ac-
companied by T. ]. Charles OF
Brooklyn.
The marriage of Miss Myrtle Jane
Young. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Henry Young of Washington
and Mr.. Harold Bradley. son or MT.
ington, took place last evening at
o'clock in the Petworth Baptist
Church. The Rev. Henry j. Smith
performed the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and was attended by Mrs.
Edna Bradley, sister-in law or the
bridegroom, as matron of honor; MISS
Violet Reese. as maid of honor, ana
Miss Mary Motherwell and Miss Opal
Horton as bridesmaids, all OF " ASH
ington.
Tho bridegroom had as best man
Mr.. George Watson and the ushers
were Mr.. Raymond Bradley. brother
of the bridegroom, and MI Al Rohan.
The bride wore a beautltul gown
| of satin crepe, trimmed in deep white
| Spanish silk lace. over which fell the
| tulle VEIL held in place by n coronet
| of ribbon and orange blossoms. She
| carried a shower bouquet of bride
| roses and lilies Of the valley.
of yellow georgette crepe, trimmed
| in chantilley lace and made basque
style with a long bouffant skirt.
She wore "a leghorn hat and carried Il
| bouquet Of deep yellow roses tied
with yellow chiffon ribbon.
The maid of honor wore a rose fiat
| crepe gown made on straight lines
! and simply draped. and a white silk
| braid hat trimmed with a deep pink
rose. She carried bouquet of pink
| roses.
The bridesmaids wore tight bodiced
! gowns Of georgette crepe. trimmed in
cream silk lace and made with the
| long, full skirts. One WAS in pale
green and wore a poke-shaped hat of
| tulle to correspond with her gown
and the other was in orchid with
| hat to match. Each carried arm
! bouquets of butterfly roses.
On Friday the bride and bride
| groom will sail for Boston. where
July !.
Maj Alvin G. Gutensohn entertain
ed party of twenty at dinner last
| night at La Paradis.
Mr.. Joel TownsIey Rogers is here
from New York with Mrs. Rogers,
who prior to their recent marriage
are visiting the parents of Mr.. Rog-
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis ]. Rogers, at
Florence Court
Mrs. Hugh A. Drum and little
daughter Anna Carroll and sister,
Miss Anna Carroll Reaume. will leave
Washington Sunday for Brandon. Vt,
where they will remain a fortnight.
then going to Higgins Tavern, on
Lake Dunmore, returning to WASH
ington the first part of September.
Maj. and Mrs. Henry c. Pillsbury
| sailed from New York yesterday for a
| few months stay abroad. Since clos
ing their apartment they have been
| guests of Mrs. Pillsbury's parents,
Col and Mrs. William T. Wood, 1869
Wyoming avenue.
Mrs. Cornelius Belt has gone to
| Boston to remain for time before
going to a northern resort to re-
| main for the rest OF the summer.
Mrs. Mary o-Nein OF the Dresden
and daughters Miss Marion O'Neill and
| Miss Helen O'Neill, are spending the
| week at West Point, where Mrs.
O'NeilI's son, Cadet George O'Neill, is
graduating.
Lieutenant and Miss Helen O'Neill
will then go to Boston to attend the
Evening star., 1924-06-11

wedding OF the latter's girlhood
chum, Miss Margaret L. Kennedy, to
Mr. charles j. Burke of Winthrop,
Mass, June Il.
Mrs. Frank Morrison entertained
Monday at the New willard in honor
or Miss Carrie Aldrich Conway,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Frank Fitz-
hugh Conway. whose marriage to Mr.
George Sheldon McKinstry of Mobile.
Aia., look place at ST. Andrews Church
today.
the table was artistically decorated
With laurel and green fern leaves
covers were laid for fourteen. includ-
ing MISS Carrie Aldrich Conway, Mrs
FRANK FftzhuEh Conway, Mrs. Ben
lamin Soule Gantz, Mrs Bertrand
Eweli Trenis. Miss Mary Torbert,
MISS Ann White, Miss Mildred Wilson,
MISS Gene Crist, Miss Peggy Fred
MISS Rebecca Fred, Miss Edith Long,
Miss Sarah Baker and Miss Marie ].
Mcclure.
In memory of Mary Lord Andrews
c,ass OF 1914. the Virginia Society of
the National Cathedral School for
Girls entertained recently at a CONT
mental ball. The ball was given by
Thomas Jefferson at the White
House" and Dolly Madison received
the guests" The proceeds OF this
beautiful entertainment went to the
Monticello fund.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Farley, Miss
Frances Farley and Nine Leone Fiboud
are among the passengers sailing on
the S. S. Paris for Havre today. They
will remain abroad about two months.
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Belief and conviction are not syn
onymous. The jury may believe she
is guilty. but the belief seldom car
rieS conviction.
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Lois Colbert. 10 mouths. 40 Ridge St
Infant OF James and Elizabeth Hawkins
day, $50 Mississippi ave. s.w.
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James Queen, so, 21s BIZ st. s.w.
Philip 3. Meade. 50, s2J Sd st. s.w.
Lille Bean, 20, Gallinger Hospital.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Benet of
Paris, who have been at Stoneleigh
Court for about ten days. left today
for New York, where they will remain
until they leave for Quebec to sail
from there on July = for Europe. Mr..
Benet will attend the reunion of his
class at Yale in New Haven on June "A.
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Susan Spencer, e5. 1915 Kirby at.
John Hatcher, ~, ~ J. ~. NV
Henrietta Wooden. IS. TO- Girard ST.
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important Honor Guests
mt Sigma Chi Frat Banaurt.

postmaster General and Mrs. Harry
;. New. Judge and Mrs. Rush Holland.
Or. and Mrs NJ. u. Sedan. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Cleveland Newton
and Mr.. and Mrs Joseph + Hines
attended the buffet supper and
dance given by the members of
Sigma Chi Fraternity at the Congress
slonal Country Club last evening.
The alumni of the Eighth Street
Temple will hold a dance at the
Arlington Hotel Saturday night at 9
o'clock. The dance will be given in
honor of the confirmation class Of
the Washington Hebrew congrega-
ton. There will be several novelty
dances. The confirmation class, fol-
lowing the affair. will be admitted
as members of the alumni organiza-
tion. Everybody is welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Ia Bcight whose
marriage took place in Washington
a few days ago, are at the Hotel
lroouois. Atlantic City, for short time.
Mrs. Otho NJ. Muncaster has taken
an apartment at Stoneleigh Court for
the summer.
Mrs. Charles K. koones and aunt.
Mrs George Washington Young, and
Miss Joan Young of Milwaukee,, left
Evening star., 1924-06-11

Mrs George Washington Young, and
Miss Joan Young of Milwaukee, left
Washington yesterday for New York.
Evening star., 1924-06-11

whence they will sail today on the Es-
thonia. Mrs koones will pass the sum-
mer in Copenhagen. Denmark, as the
guest of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Erik Henius, the
latter formerly Miss Elizabeth X.
Koones.
Mrs. Bessie Dobson Altemus and
Maj. Nedom Angler Eastman, L. S. A,
were married yesterday afternoon at
the homo of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Dobson, in Falls-of-
the -Schuylkill.
Only members of Mrs. Altemus'
family and few close friends of Maj.
Eastman were present. Gen. Butler,
under whom the major served in
Haiti, was best man. Mrs. Altemus
was unattended
The only other guests were Mrs.
Butler, Col. David n. Porter of the
| marine barracks at the navy yard
and Mrs. Porter, and Col. and Mrs.
| Cyrus Bradford
| Mrs. Hannis Taylor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Clay Bayly have as their
guests the Misses lie Baron of Mobile,
| Ala. July ] they will accompany them
| to Atlantic City, where they will be
| Joined by Mrs. Reid Hunt of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Benet of
| Paris, who have been at Stoneleigh
| Court for bouf ten IayS left tnday
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-18
HIGH POINT

Mrs. Herbert Dalton is sick again
Mt this writing.
Ernest Grissom made a business trip
to Maynard Monday.
ID. n. Lyn&wiler is making some fine
molasses with his rig.
Ralph Dalton visited at the home of
1. E. Marlett Sunday evening.
Harold Green is staying at ] NJ.
Dalton's and attending school here.
Emmett Marlett made his regular
Sunday visit at j. NJ. Dalton's Sunday.
Aunt Rachael Dalton is visiting near
Reyno this week at the home of her
son, r. f. Dalton.
Luther Marlett and Uncle Dave Mar
lett and wife made a business trip to
Doniphan SfOnday.
Several from here are planning to
attend the County Fair the 25th, 26th,
and 9th at Pocahontas.
Cotton is opening in this part of the
country. Every one thinks they can
begin picking in week or two.
Henry Scheniman and family and
Mrs. NJ. h. Grissom spent Sunday with
Charley Buhler and family near Brake
Dill.
School is progressing nicely with
Mrs. Jewel Bridges as teacher. Folks,
let's get to work and build school
house for our children.
Jesse Davidson and family also his
mother, Cromer Hinton and family and
Ernest Grissom and family spent Sun
day with A. l.. GrissOm.
j. NJ. Dalton and family. Luther
Marlett and family and Herbert Dal-
ton and wife visited Fred Dalton near
Moark from Friday until Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-18
BIGGERs

l.. F.. Johnston and w. J. Luter Of
BrOckett were here Sunday visiting
relatives and eating watermelon.
Henry Luter and family of Middle
brook were here Sunday visiting rela-
tives.
$. f. Harrison returned Sunday
from Little Rock where he attended
the state democratic convention.
s. G. Upton and son, Harmon, went
to Poplar Bluff Sunday to meet his
daughter, Mrs Mabel Fears, who is
here for few days visit.
Rev. Ellis of Walnut Ridge is here
this week conducting a revival meet.
ing at the Methodist church.
The government snagboat, "Qua
paw" is here doing some work along
Current river.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs
ode Pulliam died one day last week
and was laid to rest in the Hite ceme
terry.
The Biggers High School opened
| last week with Marvin Lawson super
iutendent and Misses Pauline Haas
Irene Williamson, Ruth Wilmington
and Christene POindexter. assistants
The enrolment exceeded all records.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-18
BROWNIE

Some have begun picking cotton in
our community.
Our b. Y. Z. U. was well attended
and an interesting program was rem
dered Sunday night.
W. J. Brown made business trip to
Piggott last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Phipps Of May.
nard were visiting relatives and friends
here from Saturday until Monday.
Eula Going and Glenn Bass were
visiting homefolks over Sunday.
Mrs. Ona Pierce and son, Harold
went to Reyno Monday and will spend
a few days there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hin, who have
been sick for some time, are reported
TO be better.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Trlplett were
visiting their son, Elbert, Saturday
night and Sunday.
The Sunday school at Peach Orchard
took dinner and motOred over near
Beech Grove Sunday and spent the
day. They spread their dinner near
nice spring and all had most en-
joyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. l.. Hill and son.
Horace, were visiting relatives in
Maynard first of the week.
Mrs. Fred Ellis is very sick this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Davis went to
Corning last Friday on business.
Mrs. W. J. Brown is very sick at
this writing.
Little Clarence Triplett is home
again from Poplar Bluff where he has
been taking treatment for blood poi
son.
Luther Abanathy and wife were
visiting In the hills Sunday.
4. NJ. Summers were visiting friends
at West Plains the latter part OF last
week.
Mrs. DOna Goings and children went
to Pocahontas Monday ON business.
On last Sunday after Sunday school
large crowd gathered at the home Of
J. A. vester with well filled baskets
and gave Mrs. Una Pierce Il surprise
birthday dinner. In the early morn
ing she was taken by bunch Of
friends on an auto ride and when they
returned at noon found a large num-
bcr of friends who had gathered, and
a great surprise Il was.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-18
WHITE

Those who visited at +. NJ. Clark's
Sunday were. B M. Tyler and wife
j. b. Gleghorn and family, Bill Gates
and family, Orval Gait aId family,
Quint Tyer and family and Bill Field.
ing and wife.
Miss Geneva Watson visited Misses
Fay and Mamie Martin Saturday
night.
The play party at Arthur Lunsford's
Tuesday night was well attended and
all reported a nice time.
Mrs Ed Martin and children spent
Saturday night with her daughter,
Mrs. Bill Roberts.
Clln Gleghorn and Harrison Adams
took supper with Armol Clark Sunday
night.
Erwin Clark Of this place and Miss
Eunice Phillips OF Peach Orchard sur.
prised their many friends by motoring
to Knobel Saturday night and getting
married. We wish them long and
happy married life.
Miss Gertie Crabb, who has been
working at McDougal. returned home
last week
Miss Maize Clark visited Misses
Faye and Mamie Martin Sunday night.
Quint Tyer and Coley High Of Peach
Orchard made business trip to +. NJ.
Clark's Monday.
Erwin Clark and wife are visiting
his parents at this writing.
Miss Mabel Watson was a Sunday
guest Of Miss Ella Pounds.
Two very interesting ball games
were played here Sunday evening. The
first was between White and Knobel
and the second between White and
Thorn Grove. White was victorious in
both games, Hurrah for White.
Several from this nlace attended the
circus at Corning Monday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-18
WATER VALLEY

School is progressing nicely. The
mid-term exam shows that the pupils
have been doing some real studying.
The speaking for Friday night was
rained out. We mean to meet again
Friday night of this week. Come.
Bob Smith. candidate for sheriff on
the independent ticket, passed through
these parts one day last week in be-
half Of his, candidacy.
Tressie Davis Of Elevenpoint spent
the week end visiting her friends,
Misses Myrtle Camp. Dixie, Nettie and
Hattie Blansett.
Tib Rogers and family and Willie
Blansett and family are visiting at
the homes Of Clyde Layle and Joseph
Blansett this week
The singing at Mr.. Eaton's Sunday
night was well attended. All report
nice time.
Hite Camp was visiting near Eleven
point over Friday night.
Mrs. Crump happened to a painful
accident Tuesday evening when some
hay fell off wagon on which she was
riding. Her wrist was dislocated
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Rufe Tyler Sunday.
Dolph Camp and family were visit
Ing relatives and friends near Walnut
Ridge the latter part of last week.
Mr.. Sexton, our mail carrier from
lmboden, is taking advantage of the
improvements that have recently been
made on our roads, by coming in his
car.
Quite a number of young folks spent
Sunday afternoon at the home of Joe
Blansett.
Quite number of visitors were out
to our literary program. We have one
every other Friday Come, your pres
ence means you are Interested.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-18
AfINORCA

Crops in this community will fall
short of what we had hoped. 1t look,
as though we would uot make more
than half the cotton we expected
thirty days ago.
NJ. B. Ainley Of this place has moved
to Fisk, Mo- where he is interested
In the cotton gin business.
W. II. Vester has gone TO Hot Sprlnp.
for his health. We learn that no is
improving very nicely.
Elmer Jones has moved his borber
shop from here to Supply. He tells
us that he has added some new eouIp.
ment and expects to add more.
The boys on the Glaze Creek farms
are cutting their second crop Of bov
ana say that We have a fair crop.
Lillian Jones, who has had a light
attack of fever, is now improving nice.
ly.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-18
Late County News
Spring HILL

Mr.. Gillenwater spent Tuesday night
with Claud Murphy.
Carl Strait was absent from school
hast week on account of illness.
Miss Viola Whittenberg spent Sat
urday night with Miss Maggie Hawk.
Mark Vermilye of near Hamil is a
frequent visitor at the home of Tank
Hawk.
ID L. Tucker, our teacher, attended
the social at Maynard last Tuesday
night
Miss Coral Shinn spent Sunday at
Warm Springs, guest of Miss Alva
Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Massey and his
mother were visiting up in Missouri
last Friday.
Lige Rudolph and family of Warm
Springs were guests at the w. L. Co
heen nome Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Holt of Reyno
returned home Monday after visit
with relatives here.
Mr.. Shrum of near Walnut Ridge
came up Friday to spend few days
with his brother Louie.
Miss Maggie Hawk spent Sahday
night at Warm Springs, a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Bill Kenner.
Mr.. GOheen now has his 200-gallon
sorghum mill erected and ready for
operation. Bring ON the cane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farr and children of
Shroud, Okla, are here visiting Mrs.
Narr's mother, Mrs. Roy Garner.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Tucker and
son, Dee L., motored over to Maynard
last Sunday afternoon to visit rela-
tives.
We enjoyed visit from r. A. Mock
last Tuesday. He made us an inter
esting talk. We would be glad to have
him come again.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-18
BLODGETT

Hay baling is the order Of the day
In this community.
Alfred Rapert and family visited at
Palmer Taylor's Sunday.
Tony Linn and family visited at
Jonah Galemore's Sunday.
Elmer Foster and family of Corning
are visiting here this week.
Clifford Phipps Of MiddlebroOk visit
ed Theo and Raymond Galemore Sun
day.
Uncle Amos PASCAL and family have
been visiting in Kentucky for the past
week.
Miss Mary Shaver is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Randolph county
this week.
Ed Seawel and sons, Quimby and
Clifford, Of Maynard are visiting rela-
tives here.
Oval Rapert suffered broken
shoulder blade while playing football
one day last week.
The singing and musical at VIII
Russell's Thursday night was a very
enjoyable occasion.
Ed SeaYel and sons and Jesse Sea-
wei and family spent Saturday night
at the home of Jonah Galemore.
Lewis Wilson and family are pre-
pairing to return TO Arkansas to make
their home. They have made many
friends here who hate to see them go.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-18
LONE OAK

George Tyler is sick this week.
Bill Linn is visiting friends in Mis-
souri, this week.
Prayer meeting at this place was
well attended Saturday night.
Harry Abbott and family visited
Charley Tharp Saturday night.
win Rose aud family were guests of
Carol Ward and family Sunday.
Mrs. Erva Buckley and children are
visiting King Buckley at Bessie, Ark,
this week.
Rex Jones returned home from
Springfield, Mo-, where he has been
visiting his sister.
Our Sunday school was well attend
ed Sunday. Everybody come and help
us make 1t better.
Herbert Cooper and family visited
his sister near Black, Rock Friday
night and Saturday.
Miss Opal Smith and Frank Black
shear surprised their many friends by
getting married last Saturday evening.
We wish them many years of happi-
ness.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-18
BIRDEI.L

Miss Leila Perrin spent Sunday here.
Mrs b. f. Miller was in our town
last week.
Ella Barden entered school at POca-
hontas Monday.
Truman Cremens spent a part of
last week here.
Guy Barden has been spending the
week in Pocahontas.
Jimmie Crawford was visiting
friends here Sunday.
Miss Vivian Bishop left Saturday to
enter school at Pocahontas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Barden drove out
to Birdell Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nell Hufstedler left Saturday
to begin her school at Delaplaine.
Miss Fannie Campbell is visiting
friends in Poplar Bluff, Mo-, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Startling and
son, Ralph, attended church here Sun
day.
Jewel Startling left last Saturday for
Sulphur Rock to attend ten days
singing school.
JEFF Hufstedler and family were
visiting over in the bottoms't the latter
part of last week.
Doris Redwine and Maize johnson,
accompanied by Ola Perrin. spent the
week end at their home in Maynard.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-18
MANSON

Miss Macie and George Dobyns OF
Browns Chapel visited relatives al
this place Saturday night and Sun
day.
DIR. Ryburn and family Albert Rid
die and family and Misses Birdie and
Meta Belle Elliott attended the baptiz
Ing at Clear Lake Sunday.
MIR. Jarrett of Little Rock visited
at the Ryburn home a few days last
week.
Miss Lois Tracy and Lawton Cole.
man surprised their many friends by
getting married Sunday.
Mrs. Doyle has returned home from
a visit with relatives in Tennessee.
Misses Tressella and Pauline Brown
vida Elliott, Coma Ryburn. Irma
Bailey Alma and Thurman Holland
ana Chas. Pope and Dial Ballard have
entered school nt Pocahontas.
Grandma Beaver visited friends at
Pocahontas last week.
William Langley has returned home
from a visit i'm Arizona.
Mrs. Claude Bird of Pocahoptas
visited her parents here Tuesday.
Misses ona and Tressie Stacy visited
friends at Shannon Sat4rday night.