Pocahontas star herald., 1927-01-06
INGRAM

INGRAM
Everybody seems to be interested III
Sunday school. ,.t,,,,ro,s
ora now in n deplOrable condition.
Timber works around here are On
n stand still owing to the recent o""
weather. ,,st
A. A. Shaver and family spent lu9I
Sunday as guests Of Uncle Iom Sl"'Vi
and family. .,o
J. Nj. Fowler was at Biggers me
latter part of last week on speclal "u''-
ness. d
The musical at the home of Mr. ana
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Shaver last Saturday hlshl
was well attended.
). A. Waddle, recently of Oklahoma
has gone for a months visit with ms
brother, Jack, and family near Biggers'
Hubert Long and family spent
few days visiting with friends anu
relatives near Maynard last week.
If the cotton farmers of the South
and other cotton producing states gre
not friendly with the cotton situation
why do they produce such an enor-
nous crop? Reduce your acreage ana
Join the association and market your
cotton properly.
William McMillion and wife came
over last Sunday and spent the day
with friends and relatives and were
welcome visitors at Sunday school.
Mrs. G. G. Davis has been confined
TO her bed with a severe case Of Ia
grippe for tn epast week but is at this
date very much improved.
Another check on the Arkansas Na-
tional Bank at Heber Springs was
found by Mrs. G. G. Davis few days
ago near her house, given by ID. Ii.
Bradford to F. Il. or j. f. Veinng.
This is more evidence produced that
this paper blew from Heber Springs
during the storm.
We certainly are proud of our pres
ent term of school. While the attend
ance is below what we would have it,
the teaching and discipline are very
commendable and make us feel proud
of our teacher.
Jesse Seawell went to Pocahontas
last Friday after Miss Mary Shaver,
who has been employed at the James
Shaver Grocery for several months.
She will make her home here with Mr..
and Mrs. Seawell.
]. NJ. Shaver and family of Middle
brook came down last week on visit
with friends and relatives. Mr.. Shay
er returned home and left Mrs. Shaver
to visit with her mother and sister
until last Sunday when she also re-
turned home.
J. NJ. Fowler is suffering with bad
case of rheumatism in one of his legs
which has put him in the bed most of
the time in the last few days.
Quimby and Clifford Seawell of May
nard are spending short visit at
this place with their friends and rcla-
tives.
Rayburn Long and family spent last
Sunday very pleasantly with Uncle
Willis and Aunt Ann McCamey near
Vernon.
Mrs. f. e. ThrogmortOn is still con
fined to her bed with fever as is viii
lie. who had contracted the disease.
Mrs. f. NJ. Shocklee, who has been
incapacitated for several years with
rheumatism and in latter years de-
veloping dropsy, is at the point of
death at this date and the hope for
her is but few hours of life.
Earl Wright and wife of Brakcbll
were guests OF Jesse SedWel anu ldul-
lily last Saturday night and Sunday.
There is strong talk of another stave
mill being put in near or at this place
in the near future by the same com
pany that is operating now at Warm
Springs. This will be a decided helI
for us.
Most noble sage of Dalton the fruit
of the vine, n Napoleon waterloo OF
the battlefield, thy aims and ardent
words came up before us as a memorial
with splendOr and somber tones as
that of the Paschal lamb and as power
full as sir knight of Rome, with ten
der affection as a magic stone set III
on a hill. After thrice reading vOul
fabulous words we concluded there
; wasn't anything more to be troubled
over and greedily clasp thy extended
hand of fellowship and brotherly love
. In the trail of the lonesome pine and
come together and play Punch anf
; Judy" and entertain the crOaking frogs
, with such majestic melee and then he
come the monuments to the passerby
as that of the Gathering tongue ant
silent brains and say Fare you we'll
Brother Watkins, ah -