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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16

Ulmt0l Budapestig. Egy duna-
menti 'kis faluban talalkozott
Mindszenthyyef, aki egy. masil
csonakon szinten evezett. Mind
szenthy annyira hasonlitott Va
| lentinora, hogy Fedak AIT hitte E
| vilaghirii filmszinesz k0zeledil
| feleje lcs6nakon. Mindszenthy
meg sohasem volt szinesz, de nag,
szerii sportembcr.
! Valentino altcrogojab6l cge,
szen bi2tos; hogy r0videsen villas
szenzaeio lesz. A pe'ti lapok me'
emleleztek arrdl, hogv Mindszen
ithy Thor Fedak Shrival egyit
kij6n Holywoodba, ahol ma
gyar Valentinora biztos fdnye'
szerzod6s es fenyes jov6 var.
| Fedak Sari bcmutatta a sajtf
embereinek Mindszenthy probe
| felveteleit, melyek a Corvin filr
| gyarban kesziiltek es azok fenye
sen igazoljak, hogy Mindszenthy
Thor nemcsak a fenykepeken
hanem a filmen mozogva is meg
Id0bbentoen hasonlit Valentinora.
Fedak Zsazsa egyebkent elmon-
dotta erdekes felfedezese t0rtene-
tet es hollywoodi terveit. Hitele-
sen. Ugy, afogy tortent es ugy, a
IhonV tortenni fog.
| Lelkesen, Macy me meggy6z6dessel,
raiongassal beszelt, - de minden
elfogultsag Is tulzas nelkul, inert
ma mar Mindszenthy val6ban tul-
notte helyi szenzaci6 kcreteit +:
az amerikai filmvilag lazasan tr-
| lekl0dik utana es alig van anne
~ikai lap, amely mar meg ne en-
lekezctt volna a magyar Valenti
nor6l.
A felfedezett Mindszenthy Tt
Dor 1S99-ben Esztergomban szu-
letett. Tizenhft ewes koraban be-
rukkolt a tiizerseghez es mint til
zerzaszl6s szolgalt haboruban.
Sohasem gondolt ARA, hogy szi-
nesz legyen es meg a'kkor sem vol
TAX filmszineszi ambicioi, midon
:obbr6l!balr6l hallotta, hogy meny
nyire hasonlit Valentin6hoz."
| Fedak Sari egy magyar tarsu-
Iatot hozott magaval a legjobb
magyar szineszekkel, amelyet a
legjobb amerikai magyar szine-
szekkel egeszit XII.
Fedak Sari maga rendezi a da-
rabokat es olyan eloadast ad, ame
,lyet Vigszinhaz koz0nsege $40
| kott meg.
| Fedak Sari amerikai szereple.
Sc ele nagv erdekl0dessel nez az
amerikai magyarsag S bizonyos.
hogy zsufolt hazzal fogjak iinne-
pelni a legnagyobb magyar Eu-
r6pa egyik legnagyobb szineszn6-
jet. ;.
| Az uj Valentino irant oily nagy
az erdekl3des, hogy az amerikai
Ilapok hasabokon at taglalkoznak
vele S Hollywoodon is nagy vara-
lkozassal varjak Mindszenthy Tt
| Dor bemutatkozasat.
| Youmgstownban januar Ten,
penteken este lep fel Fedak tar
sulat. Az el0adasnak kiilon erde
kesseget biztosit ket k0riilmeny
Ez a tarsulat a k0rnyeken sehol
sem lep fel, ICY messze videkek
magyarsaga, varosunkba gyiileke.
xix 0Ssze, hogy az Antonia !" cl3.
adasat megcsodalhassak. Niles, Gi
rard, Warren, Hubbard, Sharon
Farrell, Sharpsville, Beaverfalls
stb., stb. magyarsaga ez esten itt
lesz Youngstownban.
| Telzintettel az el0adas varhatt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16
Az vi kv6ta
meganapitasanak
blem&ja.

A kv6ta alapjanak megallapi-
tasa sulyos kerdesnek bizonyult
dacara annak, hogy a szakert6k
egesz raja dolgozik helyes meg
oldas mod jan. Mindenck el6tt AIT
pr6baljak megallapitani, hogy
Amerika nepessegc 1920-ban mily
nemzetisegekb3l tev6d0tt ossze es
hogy ezek hany tagot szamlaltak
egyenkent. Ha most peldanak Okla
ert ait talaliuk, hogy egy bizo-
nyos nemzetiseg Amerika 1920.
evi 0sszlakossaganak egy tizedet
tette XII az illet0 nemzetet az 0ssz
kv6tanak egy tizede illeti, azaq
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16
ket kis magyar
frcsa kalandia
Balogh Piroska es Zoi titokzatos
eltiinese - Harmadnapra megke-
rtilt ket elveszett gyerek.
Campbell egesz rend6rsege, pol
garsag nyomozott utanuk - Ok
egy ismerGs hazaban jatszadoztak.

l Wy kD&hCA VC uS<sCShAA JCSOoL1tSAVASSSsxAs
| Az elmult het zcrdajan nagv
szcnzaeiokent. mem csak Camp
bellbc, hanem varosnnkba is ell
jntott hir, hogy axet kis magyar
gyermeknek, Balogh Pmoskanak
es Zolinak, nyoma v.eszett.
| Balogh Mihalyek a pol Bright
Ave. alatt laknak, ket tgyermekiik
van, a kilenc ewes Piroska es a
het ewes Zoli. Mindket gyermek
iskolaba jar $ a multban soha
mem fordult el6, hogy iskola utan
elsetaltak volna.
Sheridan, december SIAN, reg
gel rendes id6ben elindultak a
Reed Sdhoolba, daliben hazatertek
ebedre, maid ujra iskolaba men-,
TEX. Fel 0tkor Ia ket gyermek
nem erkezett haza, q Sziil6k ter
meszetesen megijedteR S azonnal
a rend6rsegre siettek panasznk-
kal. hogy a ket gyermekiik el-
tint.
A rendorseg azonnal megindi-
totta nyomozast, meg pedig
nagy erellyel. A gyanu egy OF
ven ev k0riili emberre terel6d0tt,
,kit ugy a sziil3k, mint gyerme-.,
kek iskolatarsai t0bbsz0r lattak.
smint cukrot es penzt adott a
gyermekeknek.
| A rendorsegi nyomozas saj-
nos - az els6 nap teljesen cred
! menyteleniil yegz6dott. annak da.
cara, hogy a rcnd6rokon xviii,
1agyobb iskolasi gyermekek es
'serkeszek csapatokra osztva, a
varos es k0rnyekenek minden ze-
,6t5zugat felkutattak ket ell
tint gyermcktrt.
Csiit0rt0k6n tovabb folyt
nyomozas = teljesen eredm6nyte-
emil. Elkdpzclhetjiik szeren-
| cs6tlen sziil5k helyzetet, akik tel
les ketsegbeesessel vartaIk, hogy
vegre valami hirt halljanak cltiint
apr6sagaikr6l.
Penteken azutan megtalaltak
kdt gyermeket.
Pentek reggel Reed iskola no.
vend6kei jclentettek tanit6juk-
nak, hogy utkozben lattak a ket
qyermeket, Beulah Henderson, "a
| Adams st. alatti hazaban. A tani-
| to jelentesere a rendorseg embe-
rel azonnal megadott cimre 81
i ettek, ahol tenyleg megtalaltak
Pfroskat IS Zolit, teljesen sertet-
teniil.
A rendorseg azonnal orizetbe
vette, mint a ket gyermek eltiine-
sevel gyanusithat6kat: vasil Ia
Igerofft, John Krault.
A kis leany valIomasaban ell
mondotta, hogy szerdan delutan
visszaindult az iskola'ba, de meg
gondolta magat es setalni indult.
Seta kozben talalkozott Mrs. Hen
derson kis leanyaval, aki meghiv-
ia hazukhoz. Pfroska es 0ccse a
meghivast elfogadta Hendersor
|nek otthonaiban toltottek a 2 ej-
szakat, ket masik gycrmekkel.
|Zoli haza akart menni sziilelhez,
l6 azonban nem engedte.
| A gyerek csabitassal vadolt Va
sil Zageroff h6tfon keriilt Frank
| u. Baldwin bir6 Gle, aki 800
penzbirsagra es hat h6napi fog
lhazra itelte a vadlottat.
| Zageroff targyaaas soran ell
mondotta, hogy felesege Is h6t
Igyemeke 81 az 6hazaban. Beval-
lotta, hogy a kis leanyt tobb al
kalommal megajandekozta GU
fm1Nl - de egy ujjal sem nyult
ho1z&.
i = kis leAny, kihallgatAsa sor&n,
teahsl0en vallott 9 vadlottra. "A
kis 1olit, aki PiroskAval egydtt
] tint el tedxintettel kis korara,
Ii sppsA hAi3ra t4ta 4 h;ykr<xy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16
Esen1enyek
(R.) Vegre megtort a j6g!

ihhhNlPNh ~ DCt
t0rverNt--igazan -cmibertelen rem.
delkezescin.
A javaslat szerint, mclyet ha a
Kongresszrs elfogad, akkor tor
vennye valik, kvotan xviii be
kell engddni Amerikaba $4,000
olyan bevandorl6nak feleseget es
kiskoru gyermekeit, aki 1924. ju.
MUS elseje elott erkezett Ameri-
kaba kivette els6 papirjat.
A csaladok szetszakitasa te-
hat megsziinik. Ha mem is teljcs
egeszben, de nagy reszt.
Harminc0tezer 'osaladfG fogja
boldogan keblere 0lelni reg mem
latott hitveset Is l,islcoru gyermc-
keit.
Ezek csaladtagok, eddig rem.
des vizumra vartak. most, cvvcl
az int61kedessel, cgyszerre Amc-
rika f0ldjerc l6phetnek maid. A
vizumra vardk Macy Szama XII
sebbedik, S hosszu sorban, min
denki el0bbre rukkol maid.
Ennel szebb karacsonyi ajan-
dekot mem kaphattak a bevan-
dorlok ezrei
Bizurlk a Kongresszusban, hogy
nem yeti ell, hanem megszavazza
a iavaslatot par szazezcr kill
f0ld0n el6 csaladtagot 0rvcndez-
tet meg a SzERETET iinncp6n,
evvel a MEGERTEST $ EMBER-
SEGESSEGET bizonyit6 hirrel.
Davis, munkaiigyi miniszser,
esZtendok ota mindent megtcsz,
hogy a bevandorlasi torv6ny k0-
ny0rtelen rendelkezesein enyhit-
sen. De 3 se1mmit sem tehet a tor
venvlrozok nelkul.
Most felulrol kaptak nvlomast a
tisztelt honatyak. Coolidge eln'ok,
a Kongresszushoz intazett iize-
neteben, hatarozottan allast fog
lalt a csaladok szetszakitasa ell
len.
A torveny eletbeltptetesc 6ta,
az els6 enyhit6s. Biztosra vesz-
sziik, hogy az illetekcsek tovabb
mennek ennek a to5rvenyncK
rendelkezeseit embersegesse fog
jak tenni!
Sheridan este az international
Institute Macy karacsonyi innep-
seget rendezett South High
School szinhazt emeben. Az i'm
nepseg soran, Youngstownban
lak6 kul0nbozo nemzetck mutat-
tax be karacsonyi szokasaikat.
Az unnepsegen nem voltak so
kan. Foleg azok hianyoztak, akik
mex szamara ez az iinnepseg iga-
zan nagyjelent6segii lett volna.
Az amerikai k0zonseg elmaradt.
Icy azutan a szereplok hozza-
tartoz6i toltottek meg valameny-
nyire termet.
A karacsonyi szokasok bemuta-
tasat magyarok kezdtek meg.
A SIT. Gyorgy magyar gor. kath.
egy'haz, foleg gyermekckbol all6,
gardaia csodalatosan sep, meg
kapo es felemelo jatekot produ-
kalt.
A kozonseg legnagyobb resze
mem ertett maIgyarul ennek da-
cara, tapS0lt unnepeit lelkesen.
A szereplSk kitin6en allottak
meg helyiiket, gordiilekeny, sep
volt az egesz pasztoriatek iga-
zan csaIk legnagyobb elisme-
ressel ad6zhatunk ugy a szerep-
l5knek, mint a rendezonek.
Hogy mindezt mem csak az ell
fogultsag moudatja veliink, an
max a legjobb bizonyiteka, hogy
egy nagyon gaIzdag elokel6 anne
rikai holgy, aki mint I. I. elnok-
nSje, jelen yolt-fiil link hallata-
ra supta oda az el3adas vegen
szomszedn6jenek, hogy a "ma-
gyarok voltak legjobbak!"
A youngstown magyarsag ka-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16
A torveny elent6sege
magyar.amerikai
zempontb6l.

Az uj torveny szcrint csak l5O,-
600 beyandol'l6 .i0het Eur6pab6l
evente, mig a jelenlcgi t0rveny
alapjan az clmult evben 157, ,432
smigrans szallott partra. A ma
.yarsag szempontjab6l igen fon-
tos lenne, ha fail eredet elven
alapul6 t0rveny akadalytalanul
eletbe lephetne, inert a Magyaror
szagbol val6 bevandorlasnak nagy
mertekben kedvez. Mig a jelenle-
yi kvota alapjan csak 473 honfi-
'arsunk joliet at evente, az uj tor
veny ertelmeben eek szama 1421-
re emelkednek. Sz6yal a mostani
kv6tanak t0bb mint haromszorosa
5 hogy ez a t0bblet rank nezvc mi
lyen fontos, AIT mindenki tudja,
nemcsak azok, akik eveken at
hasztalanul kiserletcztek, hogy TO
konaikat kihozassak. A sziil8haza
szempontjab6l pcdig azert fontos,
inert a haboru okozta gazdasigi
pangas es a vele szoros 0sszefig-
gesben allo munkanelkiiliseg k6r-
d6sen fenyegcsen konnyitene.
Csonka Magymorszag nepessege
ARANYLAG A nagyobb, mint Macy
Magyarorszage volt, a gazdasagi
lehetosesek pcdig meg mindig
gyengek. Amerika magyar be-
vandorloknak biztos megelhetest
nyujt, mig ellenbcn otthon min
den egyes munkanelkiili, teher a
tarsadalomra nezve, amely eltart
ia csak fokozza k0zos nyomort.
Az uj t0rv6ny a kovetkezo IT,
zenket orszagnak kedvez: Auszt-
ria 1886, Esthonia POI, Finnor-
szag 46, Macy Britain SLIPS, Co
rogorszag 2s4, Magyarorszae
1913, Olaszorszag 1871, Latvia
242, Litvania 144, Hol1andia lila,
Oroszorszag 1854, Spanyolorszae
III bevandorl6 tobblettel evente.
Cs0kkent kvotat a k0vetkezo
nemzeteknel eredmenyez: Belgi-
UNI 261, Csehszlovakia 1714, Da-
MIA 1914, Franciaorszag 2182, Ne
metorszag 31,199, Ir szabad allan
2O,237, Norvegia 4440, Lengyel-
orszag 1447, Portugalia 267, Ro
mania 3sl, Svedorszag 64S9, Svajc
1898, Jugoszlavia so.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16

"Mert.. Xxi tudja lit, hogy dalaink
ban mi a banat, melyik a csardas? ?
IS mindig pompazo, dus kertje-
inkben, mikor van osz Is mikor
vir&gzas?"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16

tive, hogy az el6kesziiletekre for
ditott lido, munka Is k0ltseg -
ne legyen hiabaval6!
Karacsonyaror gondoljunl az
amerikai- i-magyarsag arvaira, akik
mindn arvak kozott, meg is csak
Ia legk0zelebb allanak hozzank
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16
KERELEM.

Az egyhazak, egyletek vezetoi
mex es tudositoink figyel1nebe!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16

A youngstown magyarsag ka-
racsonya nagyon mozgamasnak
igerkezik. Az iinnepek alatt egyt
mast k0vetik sz6rakozasok min
den fatal. Bal, bazar, szinielo-
adas, miisoros est-ki tudna mind
el3sorolni 6ket.
A rendez6segek nagyban ke-
sziilnek, la7as munha folyik min.
den taborban.
A magyarsag az iinnepek alatt
partolia ezeket a nemescelu $40
rakozasi alkamakat 5 tegye lehe-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-16

A nema gyermeknek anyja s,
erti a szavat. Ha mem kappa rem
desen lapunkat, azonnal irjon a XII
ad0hivatal cimere.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-11-11
CnMNIIssInNER,s sALE

Notice is hereby given that the un'
dersigned, commissioner in chancery
pursuant to the decretal order Of Ran
dOlph Chancery Court entered on datl
Of September Z, 1926, in a cause ID
action wherein j. G. Slayton was plain
tiff, and Alice Smith ct al were I'D
PENDANTS, will on date of December 4
1926, between the hours for judicial
sales, at the north front door of ,h(
Randolph County court house in tho
City Of Pocahontas, Randolph County
Arkansas, offer for sale to the highesl
and best bidder, the following describ
ed land, located in Randolph County
Arkansas, to-wit: Southwest quartet
Of the Southwest quarter (SW IA
SW Ia of Section II, Township Il
North, Range 1 East, except one acre
in square in the southwest corner
said sale to be made subject to mort
gage in favor of 70. d. Hoffman fol
$4,000 of record in Book B-1 at Page
431 of the Mortgage Records of Ran
dolph County, Arkansas, and als(
secondary to the balance due under {
vendors lien referred to in warranty
deed executed by T. A. Byers and wifi
to w. p. Traw, appearing of recaNS j
Book 55 at Page 113 of the Deed Re
cords of Randolph County, Arkansas.
The sale is to be on a credit of thre'
months, the purchaser being required
to give a good and sufficient bond fol
the purchase price, bearing interest a
the rate of eight per cent per annum
and a vendors lien being retained al
additional security.
Witness the hand of the undersign
ed, commissioner in chancery, on thii
November 8, 1926.
Ben f. Mays,
Commissioner in Chancery
John L. Bledsoe,
| Solicitor for the Plaintiff. 14-2t
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-11-11
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, commissioner in chancery,
pursuant to the decretal order of Ran
dolph Chancery Court entered on date
of September Z, 1926, in a cause of
action wherein the Commonwealth
Building & Loan Association of Little
Rock, Arkansas, was plaintiff and John
NJ. HOfmann and Maude NJ. Hoffman,
were defendants, will on date of De-
cember 4, 1926, between the hours for
judicial sales at the north front door
of the Randolph County courthouse
in the City of Pocahontas, Randolph
County, Arkansas, offer for sale to the
highest and best bidder, the following
described land, located in Randolph
County, Arkansas, tO-wit: Lot One
% of Block Five 90 in the Shan
mons Addition tothe City of POcahon-
tas.
The sale is to be on a credit of three
months, the purchaser being required
to give a good and sufficient bond for
the purchase price and vendors lien
being retained as additional security.
Witness the hand of the underslgn-
ed, commissioner in chancery, on this
November s, 1926.
Ben f. Mays,
Commissioner in Chancery.
John L. Bledsoe,
Solicitor for the Plaintiff 14-2t.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-11-11
OLD REYNO

The pie supper was well attended
Thursday night
Miss Myrtle Pendergrass visited Miss
Viva Luter Saturday night and Sun
day.
Elmer Rhodes and wife were Sunday
dinner guests Of Arthur Patterson.
Church was well attended Saturday
night, Sunday and Sunday night.
Elmer Pendergrass filled his regu-
lar appointment at Luther Crawlcy's
Sunday.
Little Miss Alvie Kirk is real sick.
Aven Daniels and wife took dinner
at Mat Luters Sunday.
Dan Kirk and family Of near Five
Mile Spring visited his brother, jim
Saturday night.
Miss Sarah Bradshaw visited Miss
Bessie Helms Sunday.
Several from this place were on the
streets of Biggers Saturday.
Remember there is prayer meeting
Saturday and Sunday night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-11-11
GUM STUMP

These cool days make ms think II
hog killing days, whcih will be soon.
Little Mary Joe Holland is sick.
Church was well attended here sat
urday night, Sunday and Sunday night
and Bro. Settlemoir delivered sore
real preaching. We will welcome him
back again.
Burley French and family and Ms
Finley OF Sanders attended church
here Sunday night.
We are sorry to report the death OF
Mrs. Milas Haynes Of near Sanders
She was buried at the Duty cemetery
Sunday afternoon. The bereaved ones
have our sympathy.
Grandma Brown is suffering with a
serious case of erysipelas in her feet
Mrs. W. 4. Holland and daughters,
Miss Mae and Mrs. Tom Brown, of
Manson attended church here Sunday.
Our Sunday school is progressing
nicely with good attendance. Everyone
come next Sunday at 10 o'clock and
be on time.
1t was announced Sunday night that
Bro. j. f. Shirrell will preach for us
again Saturday night, Sunday and
Sunday night You better look out,
new members. He will catch you
asleep. p'
Mrs. NJ L. Houston and children and
Edith Raglin visited Mrs Ben f. Hol-
land Tuesday.
Mrs. Fannie Gipson visited Mrs.
Bird Schuster Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Fisher of Moran
have moved in the house with his par
ents.
The rains Sunday and Monday night
have knocked the farmers back on get
ting their crops out.
Miss Gladys Reed of Moran attend
ed church here Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Gipson were
shopping at Pocahontas Saturday.
Our school will start soon with Mr..
Rufe and Miss Mary Haynes Of Poea-
hontas as teachers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-11-11
OLD JACKSON

Bennett i. Price Of Hoxie is visit
ing at the home Of his father near
here.
WIN Hackworth sent six gallons OF
sorghum molasses to Gus Blansett in
Sapulpa. Okla, last week.
Mrs. } I'm A. Wells left Saturday for
a few days visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Noel Powell, at Walnut Ridge.
Clarence Smith and family of I'm
boden and Jewel Startling and family
Of near cid Union spent Sunday at the
home Of Frank Startling here.
Mrs. Grover VanWinkle and baby
spent Saturday night at the home OF
her aunt, Mrs. Ella Jones, at Hoxie.
The election went off quietly here
the second Not many people came to
vote.
Ed aud Homer Horsman motored
through to Cherry Valley last week to
look after the formers farming in
terests.
L. Brown and wife spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of Walter Dun
ham.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-11-11
LITTLE BROWN

Our Sunday school has not been sue
cessful for the past few Sundays. We
have been having unpleasant weather
One and all be prompt this next Sun
day and make 1t successful Sunday
school.
Miss Lena Goodwin and John Gross
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Morrow Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton were Saturday
night and Sunday guests at Mrs. Whit
tington's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore visited their
daughter, Mrs. Georgia Fields, Satur-
day night and Sunday.
We have some new neighbors. Claud
Morrow's and Leon Luter's.
Mrs. Bob Rose and sons visited Mrs.
Joe Troxler Sunday.
Miss Grace Troxler took dinner with
Miss Bessie Taylor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Q. Ferguson visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Fields Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Nettles visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Fields,
Sunday.
Mrs. Georgia Fields visited Mrs.
Pearl Ferguson Monday night.
Bob Rose is now in Oklahoma.
Willis Taylor was on the sick list
last week
Mr.. Fields and company are making
some fine shingles this week.
Misses Glenna Fay and Winifred
Pettigrew visited Misses Yonnie and
Monna Il. Troxler Sunday.
School starts the 4th Monday in
November. Let's have good enroll
ment.
Miss Irene Troxler visited Miss
Lucy Johnson Tuesday evening.
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MAYNARD

Gathering corn is the order of the
day in this part Of the community.
Mrs. Acree spent Wednesday night
with her daughter, Mrs. Martha Girls
SON.
Misses Nola and Tommie Caldwell
have returned home from Biggers
where they have been picking cotton.
Noel Cannon spent Saturday night
with Oral Swindle
Fusion Acree and family were Sun
day guests of his parents.
Aubern Pringle and family were in
Maynard Saturday.
Mrs. Swindle and little daughter,
Chrystine, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Taylor.
Beulah Baker, Bertha Johnson and
Otis Spencer We're in Maynard Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Eveland Of Peach Or
chard spent Sunday at the home of
Noah Anspaeh.
Miss Teula Lewis is back at May
nard again to make 1t her home for
awhile and attend school.
Oral Swindle, Harold Lockard and
Marvin Armstrong spent Sunday after
noon with Noel Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Acree were guests Of
!. T. Cannons Sunday evening.
Miss Naomi Abbott was a Sunday
afternoon guest of hef Aunt Vennie
spencer.
Mrs Hogan Is right sick.
VIII Russell has bought the Athy
restaurant.
Lawrence Wilson was Sunday
school visitor at the Church of Christ
Sunday.
Miss Rosena Cannon took dinuer
with Miss Leta Johnston one day last
week.
Raymond Rnpert and family spent
Saturday night with Dee Johnston and
family
Mrs. Lehman Abbott Is no better.
Mr. Lincoln has been visiting his
son, Dave, for the past week
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Johnson OF
Middlebrook spent Sunday with Dee
Johnston and family here.
Dee Johnston and family and Ray
m0nd Rapert, wife and baby mOt0red
to Doniphan Saturday night.
Chester Gibson, wife and babe of
Poynor, Mo-. were in Maynard Mon
day.
A large crowd attended the pie sup
per at the Methodist church Saturday
night.
Lewis Johnston and family were
Tuesday guests OF his son, Dee, and
family.
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HIGH POINT

We are having some more bad wealth
er.
Miss Maudie Quertermous is back
home after an extended visit with rela-
tives at Charleston.
Mrs. Edith Dalton and babe spent
last week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. E. Marlett.
Several from Middlebrook were hunt
ing wild grapes in our community Sun
day.
Mrs. J. r. Acree spent Wednesday
night with her daughter, Mrs. Martha
Grissom.
Miss Maudie Quertermous visited
Irene Moore Sunday.
John Palmer and family visited
relatives in Missouri Sunday.
Joe Acree and wife visited Ernest
Grissom's Saturday night and Sun
day.
Aunt Rachael Dalton is visiting her
son. Fred, at Corning this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-11-11
MIDDLEBROOK

John Rex Roberts is suffering with
sore arm.
Oral Hays of near Poynor had busi-
ness at this place Saturday.
Averil Luter is building a new barn.
Fuel Johnson is having the chills.
Olian Legate of Morehouse, Mo-,
visited relatives here last Thursday
night
Miss Lola Wilson has been sick for
the past week.
A good crowd attended Sunday
school. Come again and let's stir up
an interest.
r. L. Baker has been running his
saw mill for the past week.
L. d. Rapert and wife visited at
the home Of Arthur Graham Sunday.
Tom Johnson had business at Poy-
nor Saturday.
Uncle John A. johnson has been on
the indispOsed list the past week.
Gilbert Hagood, who is working at
Pocahontas, visited his parents here
Saturday night.
Most Of the cotton has been picked
and sold around here and corn har-
vest Is on.
Noel Luter has been in the bottoms
picking cotton for some time.
Elmer Waggoner and family visited
Uncle Ben Palmer Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-11-11
To Stop a Cough Quick

.ake HAYES HEALING HONEY, a
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A box Of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE
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The Healing effect Of Hayes Healing Honey In
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Both remedies are packed In one carton and the
cost ofthe combined treatment is S5c.
Juste ask your druggist for HAYES
HEALING HONEY.