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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-08
n BESIEDKA
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Klubov
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Ctene sestricky! Ami neviem,
ako mann zaciat', tol 'ko name tn
noveho. Nasbieralo sa toho hodne
Cd posledneho dopisu, preto ann
Z ysetko nemdzno popfsat'. Nase
zeny til sa boja pisat' a sestry 2
Dobro6mneho Klubu tiez jaksi
utfchly. A ci tinta vtschla? No,
ln,lsime 81 zatelefonovat a sa tro-
chm porozpravat'.
Mas klnb nal schodzu %. mi
nuleho mesiaca Il sestry Vagaso-
vel. Sislo sa mas Sestnast', hoe al
padal dazd'. Sislo sa mas tol 'ko
zaiste preto, lebo len den pred
sehodzou SINE sa dobre zaibavaly
a na schodzi SINE to chcely opa-
koyat Muslin vam to len talk po-
snskat, ze co to bolo pred scho-
s9zon. Usporiadaly SINE prekvapu-
slifee party sestre A. Baca. Tam sa
mas sislo osemnast'. Sestra Baca,
chuderka, plakala cd prekvape-
mia, ale SINE jej tie Shy pomohly
ntierat'. ia tieto party pochvala
patrl PAM Belavicovej, manzelke
profesora Belavica, nam vseobec-
ne znamemu a obi 'nbenemu. Tedy
ona to zaeala my SINE jej to po-
molly dokoncit' TAX touto ce-
ston vyslovujem vd 'aky V meme
sestry A. Baea vsetkym sestram,
60 ju tax pekne obdarily (vd' 'ae-
ne, al ma takto rok y.
tifam, ze taketo party 81 zro-
bime piackrat teito zimy.
Ma druhy den SINE mali potion
dobr1 sch6dzu, lebo SINE boly We
selej vole. No ako viete, ze nasim
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-08

Tiez ked' ie v slsedstve alebo
ma vasej ulici ma predaj dom a
Amerikani, ktorf no prfdu poze-
rat, opytaji1 sa, di TIL byvaj1
"foreiners', odpovedzte i'm row
no, ze SINE my americkf obcani,
hoe al ''foremlborn'' Vysvetlila
som jednej, ze co som, ze som TIL
obcankou, ze hlasujem, dane pla-
tim, a ze som Amerikanka tiez,
bars al forejn born. O takychto
a podobnych veciach mozeme 81
ma schodzach vypravat' sa po-
ucovat'.
Tiez oznammjem, ale vsetkym
zenam ma Lansingville, ze ktora
sa chce nauSit anglicky, teraz
je dobra prllezitost' ma to. Inter
national Institute cd YWCA da-
va po meste hodiny zenam, t. j.
vyucuje zeny pfsat', eitat' a ho-
vorit po anglicky, a nase Sloven-
ky maiii til vyhodu, ze jedna 2
uciteliek je Slovenka, sleena Va
liska. Ia yam to hned' al vysve-
til, comu nerozumiete. Teda vyu-
covanie zapoene sa V piatok, Is.
oktobra rano cd 10. do IL. ho-
dinv'. To je prave ia najlepsia ho-
dina, lebo matka bude uz hodi-
ny donna, ked' jej deti dojdu ku
obedu. Tiez to tn name blizko V
Adam skole. Neskodilo by to ma
sim zenam jednu hodinu V tyz-
dni byt' v skole. Name tn zeny,
co sama do mesta nejde, ked' al
idle, tax kdpi len take, co vidi,
le'bo opytat' sa ma inaksie nezna.
UGit' sa ME je nikomu hanba. Ma
Sc zeny ma Lansingville by maly
ukazat', ze sd pokroeile vy1lziJi
prileAitost' naucit' sa tunaSej
reel, menovite, ked' je to zdarma.
Znacim sa so srdeGnym pozhra-
vom ma vsetky Slovenky,
Stara dopisovatel 'ka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-08

heslom je ncit sa, tax al ma sch6-
dzi SINE sa ,lsniesly, ze sa budeme
ucit', sice iiradovat'. l zvolily
SINE novy trad. Je TO dobre ca
stejsie sa vymienat', lebo ta pred
sedatel kd tieE chce robit nieeo
a ME vzdy "a stolom sediet'. TAX
ably SINE sa vymenily, "a predse-
'datel 'ku bola navrhovana sestra
Thurek, preto re je medzi nami
najstarsia, re taky pekny pri-
klad dava tym drnhym starsim,
aby medzi mas vstiipily. Nu6 ale
sestra Thurek sa boji zimy, ze 81
bude musiet' nohy ohrievat', ked
doide vel ky snah, preto drad ne
prijala a zvolily SINE sestru Mariu
Mihalik. Ufame, ze 5 radost 'ou
bude svoj trad koncit Ia po-
kladnitku je zvolena sestra K.
Javorcik. Viete, ona INA pocto-
vat ako lid tiez myslim, ze Pc
maze bude nam chranit' ako lid,
lebo ten sa o ne boji a mocno ich O.
patrnie. Sestry K. Habovsky a
A. Maruskin b1dii ma budiice da-
ry kupovat' V kartoch Diary W.
hraly: sestra Baca A. Maruskin.
ia este som nev,hrala mic, az te-
raz, takn utesen1 zasterku, "a
ktor1 vd'aka! Bud1cu schodzu
budeme mat II sestry 2. Valko ma
Taft Ave.
A teraz podam dakol iko odpo-
rncani.
Casio chodia po domoch roz-
lieni AGENT rozlienytmi veciami
a prva ich otazka je, ei tn bvvaJi
Slavis alebo Slevik pipl. Nase ze-
ny by 81 maly drzat' "a povin-
most poucit' tych lmdf, ze SINE
my ME SlaviS ami Slevik, ale Slo,
wax people. Agent sa "a ponce
ME pod 'akujii a druhy raz budd
mas Spravne menOvat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-08

ME dostatocny pokrm. Najlepsie
a najbezpecnejsie vysledky sa do
siahnu, ke'd' potrava je vzdy Ger
stve pripravovana.
Neuzivajte Hiadne gumove pri-
pravky ma flasku kojenca, okrem
cmdilika.
Nenechavajte rsamotn1 bebu S
jej flaskou.
Nespoliehajte sa ma svoje sliz-
ky a nedavajte i'm cistit potreb-
aosti, flasku atd'., alebo pripra-
vovat' jedlo; yykonajte tieto do
lezh6 podrobnosti sama.
Nezabudnite West tNyzdenny re
kord kojencovej ,vahy.
Nepridajajte bebu od prsnika
alebo nedavajte jej z flaskyl cicat'
ma jedem cas- dlhsie nez dvadsat'
minut.
Nedovol'te btbe spat' cmtili-
kom z pridajaj1cej flasky Il
stockach. ...- .-
Nehrajte sa s bebou po jej ma
krmeni. Drzte ju tichosti a ne
vyruSujte koliske. -
Nedovol'te det 'om hrat' sa s
Nch pokrmom; nezabavajte ich a
neodvracajte ich pozornost' poeas
jedenia.
Medzi casamiG krmenia media
waite Diet 'om jest.
Nedovol'te det'om ponahl at sa
s jedenim. Mai1 81 what dosta-
tok casu a maju byt' pri1cane je-
dlo dobre prezuvat'.
Nezanedbavajte zuby detl. To-
to je wanna povinmost ktorej mu-
si byt' spravna pozornost' veno-
vana.
Nennkajte deti K jedeniu. Jest
Ii zvyeajne nechcn jest pocas je-
denia, porad'te sa lekara ohl'a-
dom priciny toho.
| Citajte pozorne tieto clanky ka-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-08
Uvod.

Odporncame nasledovne pravi-
dla v domienke, re matky yo vse-
obecnosti ME sd tax dokonale in
formovane OIL 'adne svojho vlast-
neho a ich kojencov blahobytu.
Vel'ky pokrok Dol dosiahnuty be-
hom poslednych niekol'ko rokov
v sbierani takychto .vedomosti
prostrednictvom vladnych j.
nych jednatel 'stvi a obrovska
Bordenovska Spolocnost', v po-
vedomi, re tisfce deti krmene je
ma Eagle Brand MlieIku, podava
tieto pravidla spojenf uzivania
jej vyrobku, elm vyhovie vseobec
nej potrebe.
Schvalne Nnechali SINE odpo-
rlcanie, pojednavajtice doktor-
Jkom lieceni, zna6ic, re taketo
pokyny majd prist cd rodinneho
lekara, ked take pokyny sd po-
trebne. .
Nekrmte bebu pricasto, tiez ne
davajte jej primoe.
Neukladajte bebu v noci do po-
stele kym nebola nakrmena.
Neukladajte bebu ma noe do po
stele, jestli nemala cez den dobry
pohyb criev.
Nedovol'te bebe cucl'at' ziad-
neho utisouatel'a, prazdnu flaS.
ku alebo dake prostriedky ma u
tiSovanie.
Nedavajte bebe caj, kavu ami
ziadne liehove napoje.
| Nedavajte bebe cukoladu, GU.
krfky podobne.
| Nedavajte bebe huste pokrmy,
kym ME je rok stara al vtedy
Hen vo vel mi malom mnozstve a
" snadno stravitel'nej podobe.
Nesk1pte $ pitnou vodou; do
statok vody napomaha udrzanie
fcriev v dobrom stave.
Pri pripravovani pokrmu pre-
kojenca nefdkajte ma pokrm cie-
Il'om jeho vychladnutia.
Pripravujte len ma jedno krme-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-08

Kedykol'vek sa eerv zadiya
ma svet, zazre no bud rybar alebo
kura.
-Clovek, ktory sa neobava ne
zdaru, zriedka kedy padne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-08
zamilovan& s pis&rka.

Zas tol'ko chyb! Naeo ste
myslela, slecna9
Ma vas, pane sef.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
Bondsmen Meet

We had our meeting on Mar. Goth
as was contemplated and the most of
those who are ON Mr.. Gullett's bond,
as collector, were present and have
signed the papers entering their ap-
pearance at the next term Of the cir
cult court, thereby saving the expense
Of issuing and serving summonses for
them.
But some could not be here and have
not yet signed the papers and in order
to give everybody an opportunity to
do this we have these papers in the
Office of the county clerk and would
be very glad If you would come in with
in the next few days and sign this
paper as it will be the means of saving
at least 100000 in costs to the bonds
men.
Messrs. Ben A. Brown, J. ID, Wells
and Frank Harrison were selected as
committeeman on behalf Of the bonds
men, If you wish to consult them.
G. W. Million.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
Improve Fairgrounds

b. A. Kerr, E. Dalton and X. A.
Mock, accompanied by two Of Mr.. Dal-
toms employees, went up to Cedar Hill
near Middlebrook last week and, by
permission of Mr.. Johnson, owner Of
the land, secured 60 young maple trees
which they transplanted on the Fair
grounds here
The Spinnenweber Lumber Co. do
mated its truck for hauling the trees
to town and on Friday the trees were
placed in the ground. They are ar
ranged in a semi-circle from the main
entrance, via the buildings, to the stock
gate, they being set twenty-five feet
apart. Each hole was blasted with
one stick Of pyrotoL In this manner,
big job was handled in few hours.
The roots, tops and branches were
pruIIed back and Mr.. Kerr, while an
ticipating the death Of some of the
trees, is in hopes that most of them
will live.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
Suffering From Burns

Delmer Massey of near Dalton, who
was burned in gasoline explosion
last November, was in town Thursday
for medical treatment. He is still
forced to use crutches as an aid to
locomotion.
Mr.. Massey and J. b. Gullett were
injured when gasoline tank In a
grist mill exploded, throwing the blaz-
ing fluid over their clothes. They had
to run several rods to water before
quenching the flames. Mr.. Massey
was 80 badly burned that he could not
move from his bed for nearly two
months. He is badly Scared from his
injuries. Mr.. GulIett also is.still suf-
fering from the accident. Neither of
them will ever regain his former
strength.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
Three Houses Burned

A house owned by Joe Schratz and
occupied by Mr.. Hisey was destroyed
last Saturday morning about 10 o'clock
when spark from cracked flue
ignited the dry shingles. Outside of
few household utensils nothing was
saved. The loss was partially covered
by insurance
An unoccupied house on Mansker
creek. known as the "Old Keith" prop
erty, was destroyed by fire one day last
week. The house was owned by
Maurice Seamans and DIR. L. r. Pace.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
Practically all of the property was in
sured.
A few days ago the home and house
hold furnishings of William Crismon,
near Attica, was destroyed by fire. The
origin OF the blaze is unknown. The
home was partly insured. -
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01

]. L. Pratt of Maynard spent Tues
day night at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. Fanny Carroll
Will Spikes and family of near Shan.
non spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
John Driskill, here
A good razor and six blades for 81
cents at Johnston Drug Co.
G. G. Davis of Ingram was in town
last Friday and Saturday and made
us an appreciated call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Oliver and little
daughter of Corning were guests of
Pocahontas friends Sunday.
Mrs. A. II. Keith of Neely's Land
ing, Mo-, has been visiting relatives
and friends here this week.
We understand that J. o. Sallee,
who has been seriously i'll at his home
here, is somewhat improved.
L. #. Blankenship, Star Herald boss,
who has been aoafing for a month with
the flu, is improving slowly.
John II. Holt of Reyno was guest
at the Il. T. Harrison home while in
town on business last week end.
Mack Dalton of Dalton has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia but at
last report was much improved.
Duel Brown of the University Of
Arkansas spent short vacation with
homefolks near here the past week.
MFR. and Mrs. II. II. Cooper motored
over from Walnut Ridge Sunday to
visit DIR. L. b. Price and family.
w. l.. Mock and son. w. L., Jr., Of
Mock were in town last Friday, trans
acting business and meeting friends.
Cough and Cold Remedies come ia
handy at this season. We have some
that are guaranteed. Johnston Drug
Co.
Mrs. VOohers was in Cape Girardeau
last week to hear Billy Sunday, who
is conducting religious services there.
Miss Dorothy Dixon was in Searcy
a few days the past week, a guest Of
Miss Merle Phipps at Galloway Col
lege.
J. G. Davis and family Of Broclxett
have moved to PocahOntas and are
located in the John Thomas home on
the west side. Mr.. Davis will be con-
nected with J. I. Davis & Son in the
Overland and WillysKnight business.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
Senior League Program

The Senior Epworth League pro
gram for April win be as follows:
Subject, The Rising of the Son OF
Righteousness"
Hymn No. 1871
Prayer-Bro. Hall.
Scripture Lesson, Cor. 10 :20-24 !;
Col. 3:1-17.
Piano SolO-Marie Ladd.
Talks, "The Rising Sin Of Righteous
ness" Christ Means Light and
Warmth to the World"-Helen Wells.
"Christ Means Healing and Life to
the World"-Roy Ford.
Male Trio.
Easter Thoughts.
Minute talks on Col 3:1-17, by Will
lard Wells, Nola Eskridge. Harold
Black, Roberta Lynch, Dorothy Keith
and Essie Ford.
Reading Wells.
Announcements.
Hymn No. 267.
Leader, Essie Ford.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
j. D. Jackson

Uncle Jimmy Jackson, justice Of
the peace of Demun township for
several years, died last Thursday after
noon after a lingering illness with Leak
age Of the heart. The funeral was
held the following day and interment
was made in the Masonic cemetery
Born in Logansville, Ga, Dec. q
1S40, he came to this county in 1860
and settled near Hamil. He was mar
ried In 1871 to Susan Morris, who pre-
ceded him In death. lie later married
Laura Massey, who survives him. TIe
is also survived by one son, win. Of
Hoxie, one daughter, Mrs Della Pres
ley, of near town, four brothers, An.
drew Of Hamil, John Of Water Valley
Frank Of Attica and Charley of Mvr-
tle' Mo-, two sisters, Mrs. George Ann
Walrond of Hamil and Mrs. s. l.. Davis
of Oklahoma City, Okla, and larga
number of grandchildren and great
grandchildren.
All the members Of his Immediate
family were at the funeral, with tho
exception Of one sister, Mrs. Davis
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
Miss May Dean

Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Dean
died ut her home near Sharum March
% after brief illness Of three days
Born Nov. 20, 1886, she was 80 years
old. She was a faithful follower OF
Christ and belonged to the WoodmaD
Circle for the last II gears.
Interment was at the sharum grave.
yard Mar. %, at D. M. conducted by
Rev. w. L. Shoffitt. She is survived
by her father and mother, ? sisters
and two brothers. A Cousin.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01

Rufus X. Baker of Reyno, who is
teaching school at williford, was in
Pocahontas last week end, looking
after his interests as candidate for
county clerk. His school will close
the last of May.
For the latest, snappy styles in
shoes, see the new stock of Florsheims
at the New Leader.
Mrs. j. L. Dalton and two daugh-
ters, Clara and Mary, and her son,
Grover Dalton and wife, were here
last Sunday as guests at the home of
her brother, t. L. Wright. Mrs. Dal-
ten is preparing to move to Poplar
Bluff from Cincinnati, since the death
Of her husband, the late J. L. Dalton.
-Doniphan Republican.
Cecil Perrin left Friday for Fayette-
vile to re-enter the University of Ar.
kansas, after having spent several
weeks here taking treatment for eye
strain. He will attempt to make ur
the lost time by attending summer
school. Turner Bigger and Dowell
Black accompanied him as far as
Hoxie.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
Local and Personal

Fine candies at Johnston's.
G. Il. Ennis of Supply was in town
last Thursday on business.
Rev. W. w. Gibson of Attica was a
Pocahontas visitor Saturday.
b. NJ. z,eathers of near Noland was
In town on business Saturday.
Mrs C. H. Walton of Newport spent
Sunday g'ith Pocahontas friends.
Miss LYDIA Parks spent last week
end with relatives at Black Rock.
T. Robinson of Running Lake was
a business visitor in town Saturday.
Mrs j. C. Carter Of the Birdell
Route was shopping in town Monday.
DIR. L. Il. Price and family drove to
Calamine Saturday for a visit with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. McNairy were
guests at the Tom Carter home here
Sunday. ~
Be sure to see the new shipment Of
Florsheims just received at the New
Leader.
Jim Ladyman's family of near
skaggs Ferry were shopping in town
Saturday.
Clyde Turner of Walnut Ridge, R-3,
was attending TO business ia PocahOn-
tas Monday.
Miss Bernice Walters of Memphis
came Tuesday for a visit with Poea-
hon% Is friends
Tablets and Pencils for sale at John
ston Drug Co.
Geo. Tillotson of near town had
business in this office while in town
last Friday.
]. w. Stone Of Walnut Ridge, RI,
was "a business visitor in Pocahontas
last Thursday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Sorg,
on Tuesday night of this week, fine
nine-pound boy.
Myrt Walrond of Hamil was attend
ing to business and meeting friends
here Saturday.
I. #. Ingram and family Of Supply
were in town last Thursday, trading
am meeting friends.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
Entertains For Visitors

Mrs. Flora Voohers was hostess at
Bridge Monday evening, complimenting
Misses Flora Blanche and Lois Hamil.
home from school for brief visit, and
their guests, Miss Martha Jess of Los
Angeles, Calf, and Miss Cloyce Turn
er of Bellville, Ill.
Five games were played, prizes for
high score being awarded to Mrs. DAILY
Thompson and Turner Bigger. Appro-
pirate gifts were presented Misses Jess
and Turner Refreshments, served by
the hostess, followed cards.
Guests, other than the honorees, in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Faye Sallee, Mr..
and Mrs. Duke Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs.
DAILY Thompson, Miss Elevyn Bristow,
Maurice Seamans, Duel Brown, Glen
burn Throgmorton and Sylvester Yer
milye.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
Kid Party

The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety entertained last Friday night at
the home Of Mrs. Clayborn Burrow,
with a kid party. Kiddish games were
played to the amusement of everyone
present.
Prizes were won by Miss Essie Ford
and Earle Bates.
Refreshments, consisting of ice cream
cones and suckers, were served to the
following: Misses Essie Ford, Edna
Evans, Jessie Ford, Nola Eskridge,
Helen Webs, Mary Rogers, Mabel
Wells, Florence Rains, Arab Tyler,
Mary Bates, Orlean Stubblefield, Clara
Bates, Harriette Wharton, Roberta
Lynch, Dorothy Pickett aud Frank
Rogers, Ludwell Pickett, Dowell Black,
Wright Shannon, Menard Fisher, John
johnson, Harold Black, Willard Wells,
Willie Edrington and Johnnie Shivley.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
Birthday Dinner

Biggers, Mar. 31-A surprise birth
day dinner was given to Robert Kir-
by Sunday March %, in honor of his
twenty-hrst birthday. A large crowd
was present. Dinner was served at an
early hour and the table was laden with
delicious foods. The house was fun
Of relatives and friends.
The following were there: Walter
Edington and family, Mrs. Hettie John
son and family, Ollie Woods and little
son, Ruth Carter, Nora Kirby, Nor.
man Hedge, Sarah Bradshaw, Owen,
Kirby, Floyd Rearcy, Mrs. John Car
ter and children and John d. Gear
hart.
The afternoon was spent in kodak
ing, playing joyful games and partak'
ing Of refreshments. The crowd re-
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
WATER VALLEY

Friday is the end of our five months
Of school at New Covenant.
Those who visited at Myrton Blan-
sett's Sunday were Lester Perrin ana
wife, Eli Perrin and wife and son
Frank, and Joe Blansett and wife.
Several Of the people attended church
at New Home Sunday.
Miss Goldie Blansett visited Miss
Reva Blansett Sunday night.
Misses Clara and NOtra Cremeens
and Reva and Opal Blansett visited
Miss Odessa Higginbotham Sunday.
Mrs. Viola Cremeens and Mrs. w. A
Cremeens visited Mrs. Yirgie Blansett,
who has been very i'll, recently.
Hattie Blansett visited Vera Tyer
Sunday.
Everybody invited to the program at
New Covenant April 2nd. We have
several snappy dialogues and a two
hour play. Everybody come early. The
Ravenden Springs brass band is COM.
ing to furnish some music.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
Mrs. Homer Going

Aged q years, died Tuesday at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Baker, at Bakerden, after an i'll
ness Of several years. The funeral
was held at the Baptist church here
Wednesday and interment was made
in Masonic cemetery. Rev W. Il. Hall
conducted the services.
She is survived by her husband, three
little daughters, her parents, three
brothers and three sisters.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
Rainbow Service

A Rainbow Service win be the at
traction at the Methodist church at
the usual preaching hour Sunday even
ing.
The Rainbow Girls will attend in a
body and will take part in the SER
vices with musical program. Bro.
Hall will have a special sermon pre-
pared for the occasion.
The public is extended cordial in
vitation to attend.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
To The Public

l have bought the Walkers Cash
Store in the Keiffer Campbell old
stand. l am adding new goods TO nv
stock each day. have some real bar-
bains in dress goods, shoes, hose. sum-
mer hat and groceries.
l will continue to buy your cream.
When in need of any thing in NV
line, call and get my prices.
Respectfully,
Bette Anderson.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
Has Car Stolen

Punch Snow of the Jones Bros. Gar
age had his car stolen while attending
a show at Walnut Ridge Monday night.
He and Sherman Davis had parked
the car, 1926 Ford roadster, near the
theatre and after the show they dis
covered the theft.
officers in surrounding towns were
notified but so far no trace of the car
has been found.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
Pastime Club

Mrs. Dan Burke very delightfully."-
entertained the Pastime Club on st.
Patrick's Day. Four games of bridge
were played. Prizes were given to
Mrs. Tom Carter, Miss Nora Martin
and Mrs ]. Frank Beasley of Walnut
Ridge.
A delicious luncheon was served by
Mrs. Burke, assisted by her sister, Miss
Hubertine Peters. The idea of st. Pat
rick's Day was carried out in favors
and prizes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
Busy Bee Club

Reyno, Mar. 29.-The Busy Bee Club
met Thursday evening at the Reyno
public school building.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, Geo. McAlister, and the
report of the last meeting was given
by the secretary, Miss Anita Boothe.
A very instructive talk was given by
Mrs. L. d. Bennett.
As our county agent was not pres
ent, the Club adjourned until the next
meeting date. Ruth Dismang,
Reporter.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01

Are you satisfied with your income ?
Hundreds Of farmers, clerks, laborers,
etc, are now successfully selling Raw
leigh Products direct to the rural peo-
pie in their localities. We have an
opening for a man in Randolph cOun-
ty who is Industrious and knows how
to meet the public. Successful Appli-
cant must have car or wagon and team.
Everything else furnished ON time, IL
desired. Write w. I. Rawleigh Co.,
Sales Dept, Memphis, Tenn. 34-6tp.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
Oscar WeatherspOon

Died at his home at Bay, Ark, Mar
q, after few hours illness with con-
gestion. He leaves wife and two
children, FIVE brothers and three Sis
ters
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Curry. The remains were taken
to Jonesboro and laid to rest in the
Oakland cemetery.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
BOOSTS MARSHAL sLAYToN

This is TO say that have been citi-
zen of Pocahontas, Randolph county,
TOR number of years and l take pleas
ure in saying that our present city
marshal, Mr.. J. @. Slayton, has been
the man In the right place since he en-
tered upon his services as city marshal
In our humble opinion Pocahontas
has never had a better city marshal.
We have always found him on the job
and have always found him on the
right side of every proposition that
has for its purpose the betterment of
the town and its citizens. In our
opinion the citizens of Pocahontas
could not do better than retain the SER
vices of Mr.. slayton as city marshal
for another term.
Respectfully submitted,
A Citizen.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-01
SALESMAN WANTED

Live Wire Salesman, already cover
ing Randolph County, in own Ford
car, to handle fast selling side line,
paying from $500 to $1,000 profit daily
for few hours work Address, Lock
Box IA, Poplar Bluff, Mo. 34-2tp.