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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31

mes celt, az iskola epitesi alapot
minel tekintelyesebb osszeggel
gyarapitsa. A muzsikarol maris
nagyszerii m6don t0rtent godos-
kodAs, leszerz6dtettek a nyiregy-
hazai szarmazasu s hires. hegediis
Livak n. Ferenc cleveland tisztan
magyar fiukbol allo bandajat $ ICY
AIT hissziik, hogy kozonsegnek a
bal alkalmaval ritkan hallott gy0-
ny0rii muzsikaban lesz maid resze.
A bal este nyolc orakor kezdo-
dix. Nagyszerii etelekr0l s frissit6
italokrol termeszetescn gondoskod
va lesz. A jegyek ara noknek 80
cent, ferfiaknak 75 cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET.

A 81. Istvan egylet februar San,
most vasarnap delutan 2 6rakor
tartja rendes havi gyiileset Kos
suth k0r helyisegtben. Keretnek
a tagok, hogy teljes szamban es
pontosan jelenjenek meg.
Januar honapban fiiggesztve
voltak: Alvajsz Marion, .Nelepka
Janos es Palinkas Istvan 3-3 ha-
vi, Hugler JOSEF es r. 10th Ju-
liska SIS havi hatralekkal. Az
alapszabalyok ertelmeben keret.
mex felfiiggesztett tagok, hogy q
gyilesen ;szemelyesen jelenjeneR
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31

NEGLIGENT kozonsegnek semmire
Sc lehetett panaSza S mindenki q
legmesesebben to1totte az idejet.
Orommel jegyezziik fel, hogy a
balon varosunkb6l is nagyon szep
szammal jelentek meg ICY meg
bens0bbe tettek AIT a kapcsolatot,
ami az east Youngstown es varo-
sunk magyarsaga k0z0tt fennall
A nagyszerjicn sikeriilt bal ugy er-
k0lcsi mint anyagi szempontbol
meltan sorakozik a Petofi Egylet
tagjai altal rendezett nagyszerG
mulat sagok k0ze.i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
A KATHOLIKUS IFJUSAG
BAHIA.

A multi vasarnapi katholikus
gyiileS elhatarozta, hogy megkez-
di az elomMnkalatokat, egyel6re
csak papirOn, egy III iskola elG-
adasi terem, valamint egy apaca
lax felepitesenek min6l el0bb We
lo' mcgvalositasa 6rdekGben. A ne
mes munkaban a fiatalsag is ki
akarvan venni a maya reszet, Il
mint arrol mar megemlekeztiinll!
elhataro2tak egy n0gyobbszab basn
tancmulatsag rendezeset, melyners
bevetelet felajanljak az epitend5
hall k0ltsegeMek fedezesre. Amint
kipattant a hir, hogy a rom. kath
| ifjusag mulatsagot rendez, azon
nal megindult mindenfelGl az er
dekl0des, hogy mikorra tervezih
| AIT. Most mar modunkban all ko
1.z0lni, hogy a bal terminusa mee
van allapitva veglegesen. A rem
dez6seg kozlese szerInt hetfon
fehruar 1S-an este le>z megtartvi
bal Kosuth kor 0sszes termel
ben. A rendezoseg mindent elko
vet bal minel fenyesebb sikert
erdekeben oda t0rekszik, hogs
ez a bal felejthetetlen emleke ma
radon minden egyes magyar test
veriinknek, aki azom MAID resi-
vesz, egyr6szt = masreszt a ne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
A. SZUZ MARIA EGYLET
GYULESE.

Az East Youngstown Sziiz Ma
>...ia Egylet februar havi rendes
gyuiles:sseett s:set' vas vaSsaafiss a. februar 3-an
fogja megtartani, delutan ket oral
kczdettel Grow Hallban.
Tekintetel a gyiilesen szoba ke-
riil6 fontos dolgokra, tagok ka-
retnek, hogy lehetoleg teljes szam-
ban jclenjenek meg. VI tagok fel-
vetele is a gyciiles alkalmaval tor
ttnik ICY keretnek azok, akik az
ceyletbe szeretnenek beallani
hogy ebbeli szandekukat gyu.e-
sen iclentsek be. A hatralekosoE
keretnek, hogy hatralekalkat tel
tetleniil rendezzek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
MTERT FIZEsstjNK LAKBERT?

Talan mines aktualisabb profile
maja egyetlen csaladnak sem,
mint lakaskerdes. Bizony ma
.eyon sokan vannak magyar test
vereink koz0tt is. akiK dacara an
max, hogy mar nagyon regi lako-
sok varosunkban, meg mindig mem
a saJat hazukban lal1nak. Pedig ha
osszeszamolnak AIT penzt, amit
l0--15 ev alatt, hazber fejeben XII
adtak, bizony negy nagyon szep
kis haz ara keriilne XII belole.
A kereskedelmi miniszterium
egy nagyon tanulsagos konyvecs-
ket bocsatott kozre, mely avval a
kerdessel foglalkozik, hogy mi
kent lehetiink haztnlajdonosol. A
nepsZerii konyvecskeben minden.
Xxi megtalalja ere kerdesre a
valaszt A konyv mindenki ALTA
megkaphat6, teiesen ingyen bo-
csatia AIT a kereskedelmi minisz
terium a Home Savings and Loan
Co. irodaja utjan az erdellodok
rendelkezesere.
Olvasoinl1 szives figyelm6be
aianljnk EFT nagyszerii es tanul
sagos k0nyvet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
A KOssUTH KOR GYtjLEsE

A kossuth kor rendes havi gyii-
leset februar 3-an, vasarnap este
tartJa saJat helyisegeben. A gyiiles
este pont fel nyolc 6rakor kezd5-
dix a vezet6seg ez uton is keri az
ossztagsagot, hogy a gyiilesen mi
mel nagyobb szamban jelenjenek
meg. kivanatos lenne, ha regi
szokast6l elter6en a gyiilest vegre
pontosan meg lehetne kezdeni s
ICY mindenkinek m6djaban vol
ma gyiiles egesz mentet figyelem
mel kiserve, meg rendes idoben
otthonaba terni. Az NJ vezet6seg
nagy ambici6val latott meki a
munkanak, de szep a magtarsa<-
ra nezve nagyon is iidv0s .es AIDA
SOS programjat csak ugy val6sit-
hatJa meg, ha tagsag vegre lei
kesen melle all. ldeJe volna, hogy
vegre megszunjon az a teljes resi-
|vetlenseg, amt az egylet egyesck
reszerol kenytelen tapasztalni.
Nagyon keretnek az egylet hat
ralekos tagjai, hogy az egylettel
szemben vallalt kotelezettseguk-
mex tegyenek eleget S rendezzek
hatralekaikat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
A SCENT IMRE EGYLET
GYULESE.

A SIT. Imre egyIst a reank k0-
vetkezS vasarnapon, februar BAN
tartia rendes havi gyiileset az At.
leta Club helyisegeben, 33oR w.
Federal st. alatt. A gyiiles delutan
9 orakor' kezd0dik az egylet We
zet6sege felkeri az 0sszes tagolat,
hogy a gyiilesen lehetoleg telies
szammal jelenjenek meg. Aki dol
gozik termeszetesen mem lehet .e-
LEM a. gyiilesen, de a t0bbi tagok
lehet6leg mind legyenek jelen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
A BETEGSEGELYzO
GYttLESE.

Az ,Els6 Magyar Betegse gelyz6
Egulet (Oreg egylet) februar havi
rendes gyiileset vasarnap delutan
2 orakor tartja, szol1ott hely6n, g
reformatusok temploman'ak bez-
mentjeben. Az egylet vezet6sege
nagyon keri a tagokat, hogy a
gyiilesen lehet6leg teljes szamban
Jelenjenek meg. A hatral6kos ia
gok pedig felkeretnek, hogy mi
mel el0b brendezzek hatralekaikat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31

resztsziilok Juhasz Josef IS Sol
tesz Maria.
,Januar 27-an lett megkeresztel-
We Tancer Viktor es Bauman Olga
ujsziilott leanya, aki januar 1O-en
erkezett meg sziilei Macy 0romere
es boldogsagara. A kis leany a ke-
resztegben a Margit nevet myerte
Keres2tsziil0k voltak: Ugron Pc.
Ter es Tancer Anna, Puskas .Tanoe
Is PuSkas Anna, Szmtea Zakarias
Is Blaz Katarina.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
HALL EPITEs.

A vasarnap megtartott hitk07.
segi gyiilesr6l lapunk mas helyen
szamolunk be, mindenesetre idea
lis lenne, ha a hitk0zseg eme ege'
t6en siirg6s problemaja vegre q
megval6sulas stadiumaba jutna
Ha sikeriil a HALT fel6piteni, ugy
remelhet6, hogy az iskola termek
ben maid nemsokara megindul 6
kalocsai apacak nemes munkaja
melyre bizony nagy sziiksege len
ne mar az egesz hitk0zsegnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
NAGYSZERUEN SIKERULT A
PETOFI EGYLET BAHIA.

H6tf0n este rendezte pz ester
.d6ben els6 tancmulatsagat az E.
Youngstown Pet6fi Egylet, mely
minden tekintetben f6yesen sike-
riilt. A Grow HALT hatalmas sza-
mu k0z0nseg tolt0tte meg, akik
nagyszeriien mulattak Rigo Joska
bandajanak miiveszi muzsikaja
mellett. Hala a ren|dez0seg min
denre kiterjed6 figyelmenek, i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
Az ATLETA KLUB GYULEsE

A Magyar Atleta Klub vasar-
nap, februar San d6lutan 3 ora
kor sajat helyis6geben gyiilest
tart, melyre ezuton is meghiyja a
tagsagot. A vezet6seg keri a tago-
kat, hogy tagsagi dijaikat mincl
Ielobb rendezzek. Kivanatos volna
ha a. gyiilesen minel nagyobb szam
NAL Jelennenek meg a tagol>, mivel
a gyilles fontos hatarozatok hoza.
tala el6tt all.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31

KERESZTELESEK.

A SIT. Istvan egyhaz plebanosa
janar 20-an a kovetkez6 ujsziil0t-
teket reszesitette a keresztseg
szentsegeben:
Novotnyl JOSEF es Buzanszky
Maria december 23-an sziiletett
fiat, XII a Robert nevet nyerte. Ke-
resztsziilei: Hensperger JOSEF es
Takacs Maria.
Muranyi J6zsef es Lukovszki
Anna december 12-en sziletett
leanyat, aki Iren mevet nyert.
Keresztsziil6k: Tisz6czky Janos
es Magyar Erzsebet.
Ferenezy Janos es Kun Zsuzsan
ma december 28-an sziiletett fiat, a
Xxi Istvan- -Andras nevet nyert. Ks-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
A ref. egyhaz hirei
KERESZTELES.

Az egyhaz lclkesze januar 81
en- keresztelte meg Bondor Istvan
es ncje Gulyas Magda ujsziil0tt
fiacskajat, aki a kereszteles al
kalmaval Laszlo-Ferenc nevet
nyerte. A keresztsziil0i tisztseget
Pap Samuel 6s neje szjil. GulyaS
Veron t0lt0ttek be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31

meg hatralekaik rendezese vegett.
Il heten kovetkez6 tagok be-
tegek:
Kovacs Ferenc, So Parnel st.
Popik .Jozsefne. 1924 Manhat.
tan Ave.
Hochwart Igndtz, 81 Oneta st.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31

A betegseg Horvath Istvan ell
nokhoz, 522 Williamson Ave. ie-
lentend6, kinek telefon szama:
Auto. 177s4.
Horvath 1stvan, elnok.
Mixich Gaspar, jegyzS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
VACSORA A KOSSUTH
KORBEN.

Vasarnap este. vacsorat adott a
Kossuths korben Brosli lgnac es
neie. A nagyszerilen sikerillt s fe-
leithetptIen estre az adott alkal
mat, hogy varosunk emo k0zsze-
retetben Is tiszteletben allo csa-
ladianak feje, Brogli lgnac a ma
pokban iinnepelte sziiletes es ne
venIapjat. A Brogli hazaspart min
denki ismeri, szereti, becsilli eS
tiszteli. Hosszu evek sora 6ta oft
vannak minden magyar mozga-
lomban. szivel-lelekkei kiveszik a
maouk resz6t, csendben, szere-
nyen. feltiines nelkil.
vasarnap este naeyszammal jot-
tick ossze baratai, fisztel6i, hogy
ragaszkodasuknak, szeretetilknek,
| tiszteletiiknek evvel is tanujelet
adiak. A vendeglat6 hazaspar
naovszerii vacsoraval hozZatarto-
10 i6kkal varta vend6gsereget, a
Xix nacyszerii hangulatban Rlgo
( .Josla bandajanak iivalo muzsl-
/! ka,ia mellett kes6 eJfeli 'oraklg
maradtak egyitt.
| A vacsora alatt Rigo bandaJa
Lszpbbn6l-szebb magyar n0takkal
sz6ral1oztatta a, vendegsereget, a
nit n6ha neha szakitott felbe egy
egv felk0sz0nto. Gagyi Janos ko-
sz0nt0tte fel elsonek az Innepel-
tet egyszerj, keresetlen, szlvbol
i0v6 szavakkal, utana Mihok San
dor magasszarnyalasu beszedben
m m6ltatta az iinnepelt erdemelt,
maid a k0vetkez6 trefas rigmusok-
kal zarta beszedet, melyet hatal-
mas tapsvihar kovetett.
Zemplen megye, hires megye,
OFT van Karolyfalva,
A sarospataki jaras
Leggyonyorubb falva.
Sarospatak kozseg pedig,
UtoIs6 postaja,
Ugyancsak oft van falu
Szereny tavirdaja.
A lakosok leleksza1na
Negyszazhetvenkett6,
De ebb6l bizony hianyzik
Mar reg6ta kett6.
Mert hogy j6 Brogly Naczi
Kiropiilt bel6le
Es mivel megparosodott,
Kett6 lett bel6le.
Karolyfalvan mama este
Zugnak a harangok,
Szinte ide hallatszanak
A csendiil0 hangok.
Unnepel falu nepe,
Tancra perdil laba,
Hisz ma ulik Naczi napjat
Macy Amerikaba.
Szentem ugyse, eltalaltak
Mert ez scent igazsag,
De hogy ilyen keves Dor van:
Az mar bizony gazsag.
Hogan igyunk a Naczira
II Siriin Is gyakorta,
i Hogyha ritkan gyantaz6dik
II Az emberek torka.
II Szerencse hogy a fehernep
Il Tarkitja sorunkat
Is kev6sse pusztitgatja
II Ajandsk borunkat.
Icy azutan lesz hangulat,
Il Hozza javab6l,
Mert hiszen az ember fla
II Mines egesZen fab6l
i A mint latom mind lit vagyunk
Il Koccintsunk legenyek,
Maid ha a Dor megfagy bennunk
Ugy lesziink kem6nyek.
Addig pedig hajladozzunk
4 muxsika sz6ra,
4 Hiszen nagyon messze van meg
Hajnali hat Ora.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31

A Kukacok kek vasarnapia
Matt termeszetesen csak eif6l
utan kezdodhetet meg a tame, en-
mex szigoru betartasat voltal1 szi-
vesek ket rendered ellen3riztatni.
kedves epiz6dja volt az esetnek.
hogy csardas verseny gy5ztesei,
a Deak-par eljart egy ropog6s csar
dast $ mig a tame folvt, gyiijtes
tortent Szech6nyi-akci6 iavara
A gyiljt6s eredmenye 1922 volt
melyet a Brogli hazaspar ad maid
lat a Nagybizottsag penztarnoka.
max illetGkes helyre val6 tovabbi-
Itas celjabol. Hala es k0sz0net illn.
ii a Brogli hazaspart eme feleithe
itetlen este6rt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31

Iusz ewes volt napokbah
A mi derek Naczink,
Ugy virul es ugy pofnpazik
Mint valiant jac!nt.
Msrt mask h,isz esztend5t
Kutya sem szamitja,
El6l van Naczi szive:
Ez a dolog nyitja.
Ugyes, derek, lelkes ember,
K5ziigy katonaja,
T6bbet 6r a ke2e, zsebe,
Mint bizany mas s2aja.
Dolgosik a magyarsagert
Dacara, hogy svdb volt,
Mines is a becsiileteben
Sem makula, sem folt.
vvr-
Ilyen ember mcgerdemli
Igaz baratsagunk
Es nogy be is teljesedjen
A mi kivansagunk:
Kivanunk hat sok j6t, szepet,
Z Er6t, egeszseget,
HGsz dollaros napi pedat,
Hazi bekesseget.
Kivanunk egy pompas aut6t,
Emeletes hazat,
Telen hiZott mangalicat
Els pediglen szazat.
Nyaron pedig csirket, kacsat,
Tehenet, lovacskat,
Ha eset1eg sok az eyer,
Egy hatalmas macskat.
Vegiil pedig szok6 ev van
Dupla aldas jarja,
Icy tehat Naczi testver
Jogosultan varja.
Ha esetleg ikreket hoz
Hosszulabu g6lya,
Hivion csak fel telefonon:
Redibe p6lya.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02
RUNNING LAKE

Linn eagle. who has malarial fever,
Is some better.
w. S. eagle had business in Poca-
hontas Monday.
Joe Murry made business trip to
POcahOntas Tuesday.
Martin eagle made business trip
to Pocahontas last Thursday.
Mrs. Stokes was visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ellie Osborne. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker were transact
ing business in Pocahontas Monday.
Geo. Steimel made a business trip to
Pocahontas and Engelburg Monday.
Amiel Bowers was visitor in Run
ming Lake Saturday night and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Stevens visited
her father. W. S. eagle, Saturday night
and Sunday.
Vina Foulks is spending the week
with her uncle and aunt, Mr. aud Mrs.
Earl Stevens, at Manson.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02

and his sermons were filled with prac-
tical truths that were morrolly and
spiritually helpful.
Wayman, Jack and Miss Eula Co
ings attended commencement exercises
Mt Maynard Monday night last. They
also took in the play at the Academy
the Saturday night before.
Mrs. RalstOn of Peach Orchard, Ed.
Stevens and wife and daughter, Max
inc, Mr.. and Mrs. James Vester and
Miss Lucille Bass took Sunday dinner
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ].
Brown.
The pie social given by the Ladies
Aid Society at the Baptist church on
Friday night of last week was a sue
cess socially as well as financially
The crowd, while not so large as on
previous occasions, was jolly, genial
company and the happy spirit pervad-
ing throughout the evening made for
a good time for all. After a short
song service and an invocation by the
pastor, Ed. Stevens, the sale of pies
began, and quite lively, good natured
rivalry ensued. Proceeds from the
sale amounted to 500.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02
OLD JACKSON

Mrs. L. Brown was in Pocahontas
one day last week on business.
G. w. Kiger and family attended
Christian church at Imboden last Sun
day.
Miss Pearl Songer spent Saturday
night in Imboden, guest of Miss Susie
Bolding
Rev. Floyd of Black Rock. Mission
airy Baptist preacher, will preach here
Sunday night, May 4.
Tom Hulvey and family Of Eleven
point visited at the home of L. Brown
here one day last week.
u. II. Toy went to Mountain View,
Mo-, first of the week to take a load
of household goods for family that
was moving there.
Mrs. Sam Songer returned home last
Saturday from Luxora and Paragould
where she had spent a week visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Brown and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam SOnger attended Baptist
church at Imboden last Sunday and
took dinner at the home Of Charlie
Ward.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02
RAvENDEN SPRINGS

John Lane has been visiting at Dal-
ton this week.
Uncle JEFF Stubblefeld was attend
ing to business here last Friday.
Rev. Threlkeld filled his appoint
ment at Mammoth Spring Sunday.
Gus vandergriff and wife Of Eleven
point were trading here last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Lane visited
relatives here the latter part of last
week
Miss Vasta Rogers is visiting her
sister, Mrs. II. l. Lane, at Dalton this
week
Ed Quick of Dalton purchased the
broom machine at the Shride sale here
last Friday
The Baptist Sunday school is pre-
pairing a program for Children's Day,
the second Sunday in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Holder returned
Monday to their home at Pocahontas
after a weeks visit here with relatives
w. A. Davis and sons have had
some needed repair work done on the
front Of their store building recently
Wednesday of next week is Cleanup
day in this town. Let's all get the old
rubbish piled up so that 1t may be
hauled out of town.
Carson Higginbotham went over ia
Imboden first of the week to look after
the loading Of some cross ties which
he had bought at the yard there.
Miss Gladys Rush is acting as cash,
Ter at the Bank this week IN the alb.
sence Of Cashier ]. b. Duyal, who is
attending the state bankers meeting
a, Little Rock.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02

ity has won her many friends here who
sincerely welcome her.
Miss Maud Mellon Is spending a few
weeks at her home here, after an ex-
tended absence spent in POcahontas
and Jonesboro, where she has been
employed in the capacity Of her profes-
sion as a trained nurse.
A much needed rain fell here on last
Thursday morning, followed by another
on Sunday morning. Farmers are
busy, early and late. All with whom
we have talked are very optimistic
over the crop prospect for 1924
Hurrah for the School Agricultural
Fair Randolph county products are
as fine, and her scholars are as intel
lectual as any in the land. Let's show
those who need to be sighted" Now
is none too soon to begin plans and
preparations. Let's go.
Miss Pearlie May Monroe entertain
tu lHt NOuilS lolho Va hNA dNbuoAht"hNN
with dance and musicale at her home
on last Saturday night. A large num-
ber attended and enjoyed Miss Mon
roes hospitality. Among those pres
ent were, Miss Lillian Story, Miss Lena
Osterkamp and Miss Iris Spikes of
PocahOntas.
holland furnished the bridegroom
for n very pretty wedding which occur
red on the twelfth inst. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. Bert Beegle
and his bride, who was Miss Mary
Hall, very pretty and popular girl
of Lorine. We extend our congratula-
tions to Mr.. and Mrs. Beegle and our
very best wishes for long, happy and
prosperous welded life.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02

Paul Bennett took dinner with Lewis
and Raymond Reason Sunday.
Miss Pearl Roach and Enoch Boyd
visited Miss Gladys Camp Sunday.
A small crowd attended Sunday
school Sunday on account of the rain.
Mark Roach and Morton Kindry are
doing a lot OF work on the Ed Mondy
farm
Mrs. Erva Buckley and children visi-
ted Lloyd Mondy and wife from Friday
until Sunday.
A small crowd attended the grave
yard working Saturday, but there was
lot of good work done.
Granville Romans was riding along
last Sunday when his horse stumbled
and fell breaking its neck in the fall
Next Sunday is our regular preach
ing day. Two sermons will be render
ed that day and nice singing by the
class.
Harrison Mondy, George Buckley
and Bertha Buckley spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Aunt Dee
MOndy.
Uncle Bud Thompson is suffering
with bad eye, caused from a stalk
striking him in the eye about three
weeks ago.
The prayer meeting at the home of
Alex Goodman Saturday night was
well rendered with Herman Reason
leader. There will be prayer meeting
at Ralph Snelling's next Saturday
night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02
WARM SPRINGS

Lowell Walrond was up last Sunday
to see his girl.
Mr.. johnson of Alton, Mo-, was here
last week selling Karo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph and children
visited at Mr.. and Mrs. Goheen's last
Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Carrens and Clyde Mock
of Middlebrook were visiting here last
Saturday.
Walter Creason and Mr.. Doyle of
Pratt, Mo-, were visiting DIR. Finney
last week.
John and Charley Birchett and Essel-
man Holt motored over to Bakerden
last Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Privett and Mrs. Clyde
Oakley spent Monday evening with
Mrs. w. A. Holt.
Our farmers are all busy planting
corn and cotton now.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Heflin of Padu-
cab, KY, are visiting his parents here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Heflin.
Church and Sunday school here next
Sunday. Everybody come out a good
crowd was out last Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02
ROCK ROAD

Mrs. Annie Hibbard is on the puny
list this week.
Miss vi Dame spent Monday night
with Miss Addie Collins.
NJ. l.. Williams had business at Poca-
hontas one day last week.
James Dame had business in Wal
nut Ridge last Thursday.
Mrs. Berne Tate of HOxie visited
Mrs. Belle Belew Friday night.
Uncle John Lane went to Walnut
Ridge Friday after a load of feed.
Mr.. James of Lone Oak made his
regular trip to Mrs. Annie Killion's
Sunday.
Aunt Ona Belew visited at the homes
of James Dame and Frank Thompson
a part of last week.
Mrs. c. E. Bayan has returned home
from Thayer, Mo. where she had been
visiting her parents.
On account of the rain our Sunday
school attendance was small. We hope
to see a large crowd out next Sunday.
Mrs. AIyrt Wilson of Walnut Ridge
spent last Friday and Saturday with
her sister Mrs. Belle Belew, at this
place.
Bro. Hall was with MS Sunday night
and enrolled ~ pupils to attend the
singing school which begins Monday
night, May 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lacy of Joplin,
Mo-, visited his sister, Mrs. Dora
Thompson, and family Saturday night
and Sunday.
The county agent, Mr.. Smith, was
calling on our boys last Thursday. We
are glad to have him with us. He
is getting our boys interested In farm
Ing and stock raising.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02
BROWNIE

Frank Archer has new Ford ear.
w. J. Brown was in Knobel on busi
ness last Saturday.
Heinie Quellmalz spent a few days
in the vapor City" last week.
Miss Wilma Vester is visiting rcla-
tives and friends in and near May
nard.
Mrs. Dona Going and son, Jack,
with Mrs. Leah Bass were Corning
shoppers Friday of last week.
J. d. Kerley and wife Of Smithwick
neighborhood attended services at the
Baptist church here last Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hill of the
Smithwick neighborhood attended B.
Y. T.. U. services here Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macy Thompson and
little sons, Masters Vernon and Cliff
ford, took supper Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vester.
Ben Albright and family, Geo. ALI
bright and wife and Mrs. Jeff Morris
visited the latter's daughter, Mrs. Mel.
lie Jenkins. and family of Hoxie last
Sunda yevening.
Ed. stevens filed his appointment
at the Baptist church here last Satur-
day night and sunday, Appreciative
audiences greeted his at each service