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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

,DGE ROADSTER. 1922 - New top and
es; runs like new car: many extras: Sl65
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ESSEX COACH. 1925: very reasonable. Po
tnnlaC 5R&1-I 90
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PERSONAL.

WE WILL GIVE $50 FOR EACH HOME
seekers name you send us, providing we sell
them q home: get busy: send as many as
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

MAN with car who knows local grocery
trade Call to IL. Friday morning Room
SALESMAN calling on restaurant and insti-
tuition trade to handle side line: staple artl-
cles commission % 60 to 400. Address
Box 4o3-R. Star Office.
SALESMAN to sell merchandise from truck
to the retail grocery and confectionery trade
only those with experience and are not
afraid of work need apply. Hickman &
Co. 1st and L SITS. ne.
STOCK statesmen t1OI. experienced; a
going company now making money IN ma;
tonally advertised product. The experienced
salesman will find this very profitable; Ap;
ply POI TRANSPORTATION Building. l7th anc
ii sts. NV.
IN ORDER TO TAKE CARE
OF OUR RAPIDLY IN
CREAS1NG INQUIRIES, WE
ARE IN NEED OF SEW
ERAL HIG H G r A d f
Statesmen. WRITE FOR
IN T ERV lew. SILENT
AUTOMATIC CORPORA
TION, 1885 NEW JERSEY
AVE. NV. Tx
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HELP-DOMESTJC.

COOK and general hOusewOrker experienced
with references: good wages, permanent po-
sition. Cleveland 1898.
COOK and general houseworker. good: must
have reference: stay nights. Apply Nine.
Rose 12D3 Conn
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HELp-MALE.

hOYS white. with wheels. to run errands:
81 10Th 81 10Th dnor
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ESSEX Z COACH another one Of the POP,
uar models that we are glad to Offer at
very attractive price has disc wheels and
many other extras Terms, Holland Mot"r
Co. Inc. 1919 18th ST. Cbet, X AMI j..
Omen evenings and SUNDAYS. Main gO59
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DCRANT SEDAN - New paint and tires
body good and tight and car runs like now
To see this is to buy il, The Locomooil''
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (Cent'd).
RI wants place to help around. 1143

WOMAN. colored, wishes mornings work.
Call North 36Ol-J.
WOMAN. reliable colored, wants office rooms
to clean Or days work. 1l17 V st. NV.
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CHEVROLET, 1926 COACH. V model. fully
p; eoujpped: run trifle over so days: new car
guarantee: attractive terms TO responsible
nartr inc 1nOn Mr. Iernh.
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ESSEX COACH-This fine six-cylinder car
can be arranged The car is in excellent
mechanical condition and has good tires
Don't buy before seeing this one. Adams
Motor Co. 20l5 14th St NV
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FORD ROADSTER 1925 = Balloon tires
good rubber: many arcessories: mechanicaIiv
excellent $500. PARKWAY Motor Co. IN"
Used Car Dept. 3l1O VI st. NV. Open sun
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FORD RUNABOUT 1g24-GOOd appearanre
mech anical CONDITION aud tires: S115. Park
way Motor Co. Inc. Used Car Dept. 3llo
VI ST Omen SUNDAYS.
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| have good reference: $50 monthly and meals.
| Apply 1101 9th st. NV.
WOMAN settled white. cooking and house
work for family of three; no washing: in
| country nearby. Address Box 253-S; Star
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ESSEX COACH lO26-Demonstrator: liberal
reduction from new-car price: jrst broken N
See Mr. Cashell West 1894. Lambert HUI
son Motors oath and NJ SITS
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CHEVROLET 1925. COACH-If you like a
car OF this make. act at once. This car
! looks fine. has excellent tires. and has been
completely overhaued. 1t can be bought
| for only S425 and easy terms can he ar
| ranged Adams Motor Co.: "O15 18th st.
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three Of these cars Just taken in trade on
the new models. You will find suhstan-
tal savings that will be worth your while.
Terms Holland Motto: Co. Inc. 1919 l1'h
ct tbet. X and L.. Open evenings AM
Sundays Q0hQ
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FORD COUPE-Must sell: excellent "ondl-
/ ton: many extras. Try II. then buy u
| 500: terms to responsible party. Main
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FORD -RUNABoUT. only 1. months old
$500: 30-day guaranty terms 10 suit your
convenience. Omen Sundays. 8 to- 1. Robey
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN. 16-valve Raio-hra!
foe Main I454 36s
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1926. six weeks old
| new spare tire and tube: driven carefully
by owner: new car guarantee special price
| and North 5533-W,
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FORD. TOURING. late model; good running
condition: SIS: easy terms. Omen Sundays.
q To / Robey Motor CO. 1920 T. st n "
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ESSEX COACH. 1925. demonstration: used
short time ONLY substantial reduction
terms. Holland Motor Co. 100 Conn. az"
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HElP-FEMALE (Cont'd).

YOUNG WOMANt over 70. Tor clrcuIatOn
work under direction of crew manager; must
have house to house canvassing experience
can make $40 weekly. Manager. 1917 F
st. NV. Room 900: II to . only.
CANVASSERS for best resi-
dental districts refined women
between Is and IS; no expert
ence necessary; can earn S4 per
day. See Manager, 8l4 18th st,
II W.
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FORD SEDANS tourines runabOuts. light
deliveries. in good running order: S25 up.
Open Sundays. o to l. Robey Motor Co,
400 7 81
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FORD COUPE. 1926 model; excellent con
i dtion: tires like new: price exceptionally
! low; terms Triangle Motor Co.. n. Y.
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ESSEX COACH. very late 1929; all steel
body: general condition excellent: this Is =
yours for S495. Lambert Hudson Motors
Co LOO l. ST west of Conn. ave
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FORD TOURING. late 1925: run very, little
S365 3O-day guaranty: terms TO suit ptlr-
chaser. Omen Sundays, o to /. RObey Motor
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ESSEX '25 COACH. Duco finish: looks AMI
runs lik, n new car: priced for quick sale
$3.50. Lambert Hudson Motor Co, l7@2 ].
ST west of Conn ave
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FORD TOURING. 1924. in good condition.
SIPS. terms. DOnOhOe Motor Company, ~ >
Pa ave. Sc. See Mr.. Pierce.
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SALESMEN-we have openings on our force
for real live. energetic statesmen who VIII
train YOU and put You in pos.tion to earn e Z
md Cnlur1hian RldP O 20 a
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FRANKLIN SEDAE-Perfect. mechanlc1t
condition new paint 5000: must sell
2O1S 14th ri. NV. North 3a40. 20
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FORD TOURING. 1926 model: balloon tires
excellent condition: price exceptionally low.
Triangle Motor Co.. y. Y. ave. and n. Cap.
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! CHEVROLET TOURING. very fine condition,
Sl85 This is an exceptional bargain. Open
| eve and SUNDAYS. Universal Auto Co. l5'9
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SALESMAN to sell we'll known specially
one who is willing to travel. Address Box
o9I-S Star office. ~
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CHEVROLET COUPE. latest model-Brand-
new fully equipped. a saving of S175: II
mo. to pay. See Montgomery. 1888 18th
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a new car: very easy
terms. 1888 Columbia I'd Columbia 9O5l :
CHEVROLET 1924 TOURING CAR-Guar-
anteed condition: $3.50: terms. Franklin
1913 C0th
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DURANT SEDAN - Beautifully refnished
upholstery and general appearance most at
tractive. This car has been we'll cared for
by the original owner and should please the
most fastidious Terms Holland Motor Co
Inc, 1919 18th st. tibet X and L.. Open
evenings and SUNDAYS Main Q05Q.
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FORD COUPE. 1924 model; price, SLIP
Triangle Motor Co. y. Y. ave. and y
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REGISTERED PHARM ACIST-Permanent
for high grade man. Address Box 240-S.
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HELP-MALE
AUTOMOBILE
statesmen.

(Two) To sell the new Nash
Line-wonderful opportunity to
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HUDSON COACH. 1923. excellent condition.
good tires: price low; will take your car ~
trade. No. y. Y. ave. ne. Call NJ. kee-
han Main SO63
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. statesmen to sell
Kelvinator elec. refrigerator: rapid promo
ton for men who make good. Apply oy
letter or person. Kelvinator Wash. Sales Co.,
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FORD ROADSTERS 102H--ChOice of two
both very GOOD S27h- 5000 Parhwav Motto
Co. Inc. Used Car Dept. BIO ST. NV
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FORD COUPE 1925 - Balloon tires: good
mechanical condition: good appearance
So15. Parkway Motor Co.. Inc. Used Car
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MAN with car who knows local grocery
trade Call 9 to II. Friday morning Room
Popediof Hotel
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HUDSON COACH-we have one 1923 AMI
one 1924; reflnished most attractive buy.
ALSO late 1925 steel post Jon. Terms
Holland Motor Co. Inc 1919 18th st. tbet
and Il. Open evenings and SUNDAYS
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{ REDII MANAIEK and aC-
countant, one with executive
ability; must have Al refer
cncc; permanent position. APP
ply in own handwriting. giving
age and experience. Address
Box 5O5-S. Star Office.
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HUDSON COACH. 1928: fully equipped
good condition: new paint: $685.: cash az
terms Lambert Hudson Motor Co. IT," J..
ST of Conn,
Evening star., 1926-11-14

courtroom scene during the Hal-Mills murder tal,
showing the defendants and their attorneys grouped the
right of the Judges bench Mrs Frances Stevens Hall and
her brothers, Willie and Henry Stevens the three defend
ants, just in front of the press bench.
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Pocahontas star herald., 1926-03-25
Arkansas ''Live-At-Home"
Programs

The Division of Extension Is conduct
ing campaign in this state through
the county agents and home demonstra-
tion agents, to get people more vitally
interested in the proposition of Live
at-H0me" and board at the same place.
Many circular letters have been sent TO
the farmers of this county and also TO
all the counties of the state asking the
farmers and their wives to sign one
and return II to the county agents
Office and keep the other as guide
during the year. The farmers are
going to try TO carry out as many of
these suggestions on their farms as is
possible, and get one of the Certifi-
Gates that will be issued by the Divi-
sion Of Extension, College of Agricul-
ture. aud signed by the Governor of
the State.
In case You do not receive one Of
these programs and wish TO cooperate
with the state officials in making Ar
kansas better and more prosperous
state, then call at the Office of the
county agent on Saturdays or call him
over the telephone and have him send
you one. II win be fine thing TO
have one of these attractively printed
certificates to hang in your home for
friends to see what you have done this
year to make your living conditions
for another year more comfortable and
pleasant.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-03-25

The following petition was sent 10y
citizens of O'Kean township to the
Star Herald for publication:
Mr.. f. Dalton:
The undersigned, who are residents
Of O'Kean township, and electors of
Randolph County, Arkansas, respect
fully solicit you to become a candidate
for Representative from Randolph
county, at the August, 1926, primary
election.
1t has become very certain that what
is most needed, i'm the Arkansas Legis-
lature, is fewer politicians, and more
level-headed business men. We need
more men who have no private inter
ests to advance, whose only purpose
will be to serve the public interest.
You are a man of mature years, with
large business experience; you have
been a student of public affairs, know
the needs of the state and county, are
thoroughly familiar with present con-
ditions, and are fully equipped to wage
winning fight in the Legislature for
needed reforms.
We are soliciting you In the interest
of the public, in which interest we
think you ought and will become a can
didate.
Signed-C f Bode, c V Bode, S +
Bode, VIM Lorsbach, Tom johnson,
John $ Leonard, w II Haney, g w
Elliott, W A Witcher, II Haney, J.
Russell, L A shelton, @ A Sanders, j
w Dean, w Dearlove, l. Garrett,
l. + Bottom, John Barker, Ira Gray,
J p, Lee Rice. Pete Brown, G w Rose,
c A Haynes. $ G York, b Derossett,
w J BurrOw. B Jackson, Lon Bur
nett. + G Robinson, @ French, l. f
Shelton, Otto Kilburn, Mrs l. Nj Dean,
Pete Kell, r w Blankenship, J w
White, J A Dean, w I Shoflit, @ ii
Dean, A Ford, Neal Dean, G w Lut-
trell, c y Ford, Barney Hatfield, I NJ
Mays.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-03-25
WATER VALLEY

Several of our farmers had business
in Pocahontas Saturday.
Several around here have the fin.
Tom Blansett and family visited
Edgar Pratt and family of Shiloh Sun
day.
Leo Davis and Maynard Hawkins
visited James and Cleo Haas Saturday
night.
Joe Blansett and wife visited at W.
A. Cremeens' Sunday.
Ben Hawkins and family visited
Harvey Hawkins and family Sunday.
Jake Hufstedler was a visitor at Joe
Blansett's Sunday.
Virgil Cremeens and Arlo Tyer visit
ed Maynard Hawkins Sunday.
Rufe Blansett, wife and son, Paul.
visited w. NJ. Pierce's at Eleyenpoint
Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Goldie Blansett visited Blanch
Hawkins Sunday.
Carl Brown visited Millard Blansett
Saturday night and Sunday.
Robert Counts and wife visited I'm.
clan Blansett and family Sunday and
Sunday night.
Everyone invited to attend the school
program at New covenant on April
znd. The program consists of several
snappy dialogues and farce comedy
play In three acts, entitled. "A Poor
Married Man" This is a good 2 -honr
play. Be sure that you are at our
sch0Ol building early to hear an Of fho
program. The Ravenden Springs hro ss
band will furnish us with nlent~ "Ss -
good music s VI
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-03-25
PETIT

Little Clarence Walker has been on
the sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Boiling were i'm
PocahOntas ON business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hart visited Mr..
and Mrs. John Broadway Sunday.
g. w. Broadway attended church AT
Shannon Sunday night.
Miss Verna Brown spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Rosie Brond-
way.
Tony Thiele was visiting homefolks
Saturday night and Sunday. His
brother, Joe, took him to where he Is
working near Skaggs Sunday.
Grover Roots of Manson visited his
sister, Mrs. J. X. Broadway, Saturday
night
Mrs. sallie Knots is sick at this
writing.
Mrs John Broadway and daughter.
Rosie, visited Mrs. John Walker Mon
day.
George Cohoon was seen in our com
munity Sunday.
Uncle James Williams was in Poca-
hOntas Saturday on business.
Miss Rosie Broadway spent Sunday
evening with her aunt, Minnie Brown,
and family.
Miss Mary Geiser attended church AT
Pocahentas Sunday morning.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-03-25
INGRAM

Aut Hayes motored to Poeahontas on
business Saturday.
Elmer Driskill had business at Poca-
hontas Monday.
Some of our farmers are planning to
plant corn the last of this week.
Rufe Ellis and wife visited Elmer
Driskill and wife last week end.
Our good women are making garden,
setting hens, picking salad, etc, while
the men are busy rolling the dirt
Say, Albertha, there are two Of us
pencil pushers here. If we both get
after you we will make you look like a
dollar bill after you had bought 20
cents worth of fatback out of it. No
thanks, we have butter and bread Of
our own.
Some men will haul corn ten or
fifteen miles to POcahontas and sell 1t
for 80 cents a bushel and make their
neighbors pay $100 a bushel at the
crib. This speaks well for Judge Mil
lions good roads program.
Speaking of the resources of Ran
dolph county, we heard a good old
pioneer citizen of this county say re-
Gently that Randolph county was the
best poor mans country he ever saw
and he has Travelled quite a bit over
the United States. This good old man
accumulated a small fortune by farm
ing and stock raising, mostly in the
hills of old Randolph. He raised every
thing such as corn, cotton, wheat, oats,
etc, also all kinds of live stock and
poultry. He was a steady worker al
ways saving what he made and never
living above his means Nor did he
allow pride, the poor mans curse, to
pull him into the swift current of in
debtedness. This good old man now
lives in PocahOntas and is past so
years old. Go talk with him and get
some good advice. Uncle Bill Brown
is his name.
This writer had a strange dream the
other night. 1t had nothing to do with
either politics or religion. In other
words 1t was non-partisian and nom
sectarian. Here is the way it went.
We thought we saw large field which
was being tended in cotton by a boot
logger whose team consisted Of a white
mule and n blind tiger harnessed to-
gether. We thought we got over in
the field and interviewed the man and
he told us that he hoped to get enough
out of his cotton to buy corn to run his
wildcat stills next fall. We thought
that every few minutes he took snort
of red liquor out of a mason fruit Jar
which he carried under his arm. We
thought that he also offered your un-
worthy a dram but we, being a teto-
taller and an all around good fellow
(excuse our egotism), we declined with
thanks. We thought that while we
were talking to the fellow the white
mule suddenly raised his head. cooked
up his ears and stared across the field.
Then the tiger give suppressed growl
of rage and fear. Just then we saw
Hunter Perrin and bunch of his wide
awake deputies climbing over the fence
and we heard loud voice which SEEM
ed to come from the east saying. "The
ways of the transgressOr is hard and
the wages Of sin is DEATH Just then
our clock struck four and our good
wife punched us in the ribs and told
us to get up and build a fire, feed our
team and get ready to help our brother
farmer to raise one of the biggest
bumper crops of corn and hay that was
ever raised in old Randolph.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-03-25
MONEY is APPORTIONED
TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS

The County Board of Education met
last Wednesday and apportiOned the
money which has accrued from the
cigar and cigarette tax. The appor-
tionment was made ON a basis Of
1.65 for each child enumerated last
July. We give below the number Of
district, the number of children, and
the amount apportioned. This brings
the total State ApportiOnment for the
year 1925-26 up to $625.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-03-25
Can't Smoke
History

A fellow from Carolina wants to
know SOhers | get the idea that
Bull" Durham and George Wash
ington come from the same state.
He says, why don't you write and
give the people the real History of
Bull Durham in its native State,
South Carolina, that people would
appreciate that more than these
Bull Legends Of yours.
Now thanks, Sir, for your good
natured suggestion. If | knew His
tory wouldn't be able TO write
Bull" Durham Ads. | would be
a College Professor, get everything
right, and get nothing for it.
Everything you suggested me tell
ing the public about when and
where "Bull" Durham originated,
has been told for 66 years by typ
ical Advertising writers. That's the
only thing the Company asked of
me was please don't tell again
where it came from, or how" You
see you didn't read their Ads, but
you did read mine and remembered
it, because it was wrong.
Writing Ads that will be re-
membered is queer game. This is
an Ad, not a History. | selected
Ads over History on account of the
pay. (American Tobacco Com
.,aany's pay is as good as its tobacco.)
Where Bull" Durham comes from
or where it goes to is left for the
starving Historian.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-03-25

Strayed-From my place 6 mi. north
of Ravenden Springs, ! red cow, swal-
low fork in each ear, Rob Marriolt's
label in one ear; 1 two-year old heifer,
roam, underbit in right and underslope
in left; l red male calf, about a year
old, not marked. Notify ]. B. Tyree,
Ravendcn, Ark, Box 4o-A. SS-1t.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-03-25
GLADEVILLE
(Too late for last week.

(IOO late Tor lasJ week.
Our people are not doing much farm
ing this cold weather. Keeps them
busy getting wood.
The party at Richard Goes last
Thursday night was well attended.
Everybody had a nice time.
Bill Yarbrough visited Oren Bellah
Saturday night and Sunday.
Grant Blackwell and wife visited
Jace LOOney's Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. l.. Bellah, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. y. Hunter and Miss Lola Bel
lah made a business trip to Poplar
Bluff one day last week.
The singing at Mike Havey's Satur-
day night was well attended. Every
body had nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Osborn visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Hager Sunday.
Bro. TIackworth preached a good
sermon at New Home Sunday
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-03-25
Trespass Notice

Please take notice that anyone tres
passing upon, removing wire, tearing
down fences or destroying any property
on the lands of the undersigned, will
be prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. Signed, ]. A. Brooks, Essie Dun
ham, Lorine Fisher. 31-St-
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-03-25
Notice of Meeting

There will be call meeting of the
+. L. and c. u of A. Of Randolph coun-
ty, No. 1906. at the court house in Po-
cahontas Saturday, March q, 1926 at
:O0 p. M. let every Union man and
woman come to this meeting.
Ed Wallis.
33-1tp. County President.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-03-25
SUPPLY
(Too late for last week.

(Too late for last week.
The death angel has again been in
our midst and claimed for its victim
Mrs. Hammons. Interment was made
at Pitman.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
X. Dismang is right sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Vester are the
proud parents of fine baby girl.
Lem Boyer and family attended
Sunday school here Sunday.
Rev. Elmer Taylor has left this place
for West Virginia.
Sunday guests at M. X. Dismang's
were Hadley and Kenneth Mcmillan.
Guests at c. f. McCord's Sunday
were Misses Lille Reeves, Gussie
Tharp, Eula Ainley and Gladys Dis
mang.
Our school has closed. Everyone en-
joyed the closing program.
Bro. Million failed to fill his appoint
ment here on accoust of the bad wealth
er.