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Pocahontas star herald., 1927-02-17
Shiloh

Rm Crismon and Tom Slayton were
droppinp the roads Saturday DuV Un
account of the rain saturday highI 1t
didn't seem to do much good,
Mrs. eagle and children visited Mrs'
win richardson one day last Week
II. Il. Wiley and wlle hau pu'ii'''
in POcahOntas Friday. At.
Bill Smally and family moved III thlS
community last week. -. ,,o
CIoys Bishop visited ms sis'er ''''
latter part Of the week. ,ost
willie Lamb and Mark Koach leIt
for oklahoma last Thursday to mahe
their fortune in the oil fields we
wish them much success. ,,
Mrs Tbalie Broadly visited Mrs'
Chambers Thursday of last week
Lewis HAYNES was caller at MIS-.
Mary T.. Early's Sunday.
Godfrey Teel visited Lester McGre"
Tuesday night ,,,,,
Mrs. Camp moved on the Shannon
farm last week.
Jessp Burrow and Mark Bishop were
on a fox chase one night recently.
Everett Teel was in New Chapcl
community last week doing some car
lpenter work. hoo,
Mrs Elsie Harte took her school
and went to Clearview Friday, II De-
inc tbc last day of school at Clear
view. and they all reported NICE
! time. IL.
r. f, Wiley is improving the looks
of the Wiley farm by putting up some
new fence
ElevenpOint.
Mrs. Pete Early has returned from
Mississippi for few weeks visit with
hOmefOlks.
Mrs. Ed Teel was in POcahOntas Sat
urday having some dental work dohe'
Mrs. Thalle Broadly spent SATURDAY
night with Mrs. Abe Sisk.
Thurman McNabb and wife spent
Friday night with her mother, MIS-.
Emma Camp.
Clarence Bishop and wife had bust
ness in Pocahontas Saturday.
Alice Verlin Wiley visited Beatrice
Teel Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estel Bramlett visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Haynes
Sunday.
Mrs. Mark Roach was on the puny
| list last week.
Miss Nta Cooper spent Sunday with
Mrs. Elsie Harte.
Otis Spencer and family and Mrs.
Arthur Timer took dinner with Sam /.
Spencer Sunday.
ON account of the bad weather sun
day. few were at church. We hope
to have a better crowd next Sunday.
Miss Lille Sisk spent one night last
week with her sister, Mrs. Jessie Lamb.
r. Il. Wiley and family attended the
Valentine party at Vence Dawson's
Monday night.
Ben eagle is hauling ties this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-02-17
IOrine

The old ground hog sure did see hi1
shadow Monday for the sun shonn
pretty and bright all day.
Our people are taking ADVANTAGE NJ
this pretty weather. M
The roads are still bad but a few
days of sunshine will help them a loi.
We learned in last weeks paper that
Miss NQvella Tyler and Edward Buck
lev of near Lone Oak were marrie,l.
We wish them many successful and
happy years in the future.
Miss Lima Stephens, who has Inst
closed a successful term Of school vt
Clearview. passed through here last
Saturday en- route to P0cahontas to-
resume her work in high school
Uncle Campbell MOndy took dinucr
with Sam Spencer and family Sunday.
Bro. Greenleaf filled his appoinl-
ment here Sunday The crowd was
small hut there was fine sermon. We
hope the weather will he pretty So we
can have preaching once a month FOR
we sure love to hear Bro. Greenleaf
preach.
l.. W. Mondy and Emerald Ronch
hauled corn from near Elevenpoint one
day last week.
Mrs. IIarte, with our school. visited
the closing of Miss Lima Stephens
school at Clearview last Friday. They
enjoyed good program.
Lloyd Mondy and family visited Sam
Spencer and family Saturday night
and sang Il lot of good songs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Haynes and lit
tile daughter Lorelle, Of POcahontas
visited r. ~ Mondy and family one
day last week.
Celia and Roy Roach were Sunday
guests of Juanita Spencer. -
Miss Nita Cooper and Edgar Mou1f
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs, Tom
IIarte Sunday. W
Mark Roach and Willie Lamb stnrt-
ed to Oklahoma one day last week 20
seek work.
Mrs. Annie Carter is back u this
part of the country again.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mitchell and Ar9
Annie Carter and daughter, Lottie. af'
rived here Thursday from near Frank
lin. and will make their home in l.. "
Mondys rent house. We are glad 70
have them back with us again.
Mrs. Ellen Poe visited her daugn1ef
Mrs. May Phillips, one day last week
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-02-17
y Albertha

The state highway dragging crew
passed here one day last week headed
north, but has not returned yet.
Harland Harper and Reece Morgan
left Il few days ago for Oklahoma in
search of work.
o. Il. Rapert and family of Jarrett
visited at L. +. Johnstons Friday
night.
Arthur Wimp and wife are the proud
parents of a big fine girl, born Friday
night. All parties doing very well at
last report.
/ T. b. Kerley and wife left Saturday
for an extended visit with their son
at Shannon.
Pleny Evans is hauling ties for Doc
Davis. He takes them to Biggers.
Esq. Sam COhOon is going to move
to t. B. Kerley's place to farm this
year.
Leecil Poor and l.. +. Johnston went
up to Poynor, Mo-, first Of the week
to assist Ray o. Johnston and family
in moving to this place.
X. V. Harper and family of Peach
Orchard arrived here in time for the
burial of Uncle Peter Foster Sunday
T. A. Sage drove T. B. Kerley and
wife to II. II. Kerley's at Shannon Sat,
urday. They We're accompanied by
Harry COhOon.
Several from here We're at Maynard
Saturday with cream and eggs.
J. Il. Davis of Biggers was up IN
Esq. CohOOn's court Monday charged
with not burning the carcass of a horse
that died during the overflow in Cur
rent river If there is any excuse foi
violating the law, il looks like hC
would have had one for the wood was
all wet.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-02-17
Jarrett

Everybody busy building fence and
preparing TO begin another crop.
Mrs. Meta Carroll and daughter. Miss
Mildred, visited Mrs. Ethel Foster
Tuesday.
Misses Iva Jarrett and Billie Foster
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Ir-
wing Jarrett.
Misses Gladys and Pauline Proffitt
friends with social party Saturday
night All reported lots of fun and a
real good time.
Our reading circle met again Friday
night with every teacher present. Our
teachers seemed to enjoy the lesson
and we feel that we are gaining much
! from the study and discussions, espee-
tally on the new test methods. We
also like the authors idea ON having
the child measure his own progress.
Mrs. Matilda Foster is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Isaac Foster, at Attica
this week, and taking a peep mt her
new granddaughter who arrived sun
day morning.
| Mr.. Beal, one of our mill bosses, Is
visiting in Missouri this week.
Otis Kerley took Sunday dinner with
/ INLAND Foster.
Murray Pease took Sunday dinner
with Oscar Jarrett.
Tommie Foster and family visited
his mother. Mrs Minnie Foster, Sun
day.
ii. $. Foster and wife made busi-
ness trip to POcahontas Monday
Nelson Pease had business at Poca-
hontas Monday.
Mrs Ethel Foster win teach the
eighth grade room Mt Attica this year.
We understand Miss Lorene Gross hns
the primary room.
MIR. Jarrett is teaching an extra fine
school here. We do hope he stays
anolhef term ~
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-02-17
Old ReynO

The crowd was small at Sunday
school Sunday on account of the ram
Everybody come out next Sunday.
Mrs. Ollie Woods entertained C!asS
No. 2 Sunday with dinner A soo''
time was had by all.
Little Miss Vesta Crawley Is very
sick.
Ed Patterson is reported very low
Dave Hedge and wife visited AT w.
A. Crawford's Sunday
Max Carter and Haskell Luter were
dinner guests of Norman Hedse sun
day. -,
Miss Sarah Bradshaw visited Nora
Kirby Sunday.
Morris Adams made business trll
to Biggers Monday. ,
Little Miss Geneva Patterson vlslIei
relatives at Reyno Saturday night
Guy Hambrick and Gerald johnston
filled their regular appointment al
Link MOrrOw's Sunday.
Among those who visited school l II
day were Mrs. Matt Luter, Mrs. Hetut
Johnson. Ollie Woods, Alma CraWley
and Dock Kirby.
The little girls of Mr. and Mrs. Dina
Adams are very sick with measles.
Alma Patterson visited Daisy HAWK
ms Friday.
Melvin Graham visited his brother
Oscar, Friday.
Suppose some of you POynOr folks
write a few lines.
The Royal Neighbors Of this 2 IN
munity were called to lodge Wednes
day at Reyno. The state deputy, Mrs
Stillwell, was present and made an IN
teresting talk. We were also hOnorcC
with visitors from the Datto lodge.
Vester Johnson visited his mother
from Friday until Sunday. He return
ed to his school Sunday.
Prayer meeting next Saturday night
Everybody invited to come.
Among those who were guests ut i
]. patterson's Sunday were Uncl'
Henry Graham and wife Of Eleven
point, O. F. Graham and sister, Versie
MIS-. A. r. Patterson, Villa Tyler
Misses Allie Kirk, Mamie Graves, Revi
Patterson, Mae and Ethel Johnson anC
Dock Kirby.
The singing at Mr. Helms was wei
attended Friday night. A good tint
was had by all.
There will be singing here Sunda!
night. Everybody invited TO come.
Mrs. Willie Tyler and baby, Billi'
Rex, visited their grandmother, Mrs
B. ]. Patterson, Monday.
Grandma Carter returned to he
home here Saturday.
Miss LOra Franklin visited Ollie For,
Saturday night.
Mr.. Ingram writer, If you woult
spend your time in reading the Bihl'
instead Of poking fun at other people
the weather would be better over you
way.
$50 Paul departed from among them
Acts II :33."
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-02-17
BrOckett

Everybody is wishing for pretty
weather.
Our school went on a picnic Friday.
Everyone reported a fine time.
Eugene Bryant spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Lester McGrew at
POcahOntas.
Those who visited at Miss Minnie
MONEYS Saturday night were Alfred
Weisenbach, Misses Zita and Catherine
Weisenbach, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Defoni
and Misses Loretta and Hazel Wilker-
son.
Mrs. Anna Weisenbach and son. AL
fred, and daughters, Helen and Zita,
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Jansen of Pocahontas Sunday.
Several from here attended the party
at Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Edwards recent
ly.
Misses Veda Spikes Pauline Ed
dings and Elnora Brantley spent Fri
day night with Rochelle Spikes.
We were all sorry to lose our neigh
bors and school director, j. Nj. Carson,
who moved last week.
Zaniel Spikes is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Martha johnson. at Pocahontas
this week.
Mr.. Mock, our county superintendent.
visited our school one day last week.
Those who joined. the club were Eu-
gene Bryant, Lavelle Spikes, Geraldine
Bryant and Yeda Spikes.
Florence Justice spent Monday night
with Opal Lane.
We have n program every Friday
evening at our school. Everybody is
invited to come. We especially invite
the parents.
Joe Weisenbach is on the sick list
this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-02-17
ReynO

The final balance Of the 1926 cotton
crop was practically all gathered anu
sold in this section last week. the Arh-
Mo Gin Co. and the East st. Louis "ul
are contemplating closing next Week
Mrs. Phil Bundren, who mas Dee,i
sick for several weeks, is not much
better.
DR. J. f. Smith made a trip to 70
cahOntas Saturday.
Lester johnson from over on the
west side of the river shipped a car
of livestock to the st. Louis market
Saturday.
Dewey Days Hupmobile touring car
caught fire on the road between here
and Biggers as he was coming back
from that place one day last week ana
was destroyed. His loss was partly
covered by insurance.
Almus Kenner and family spent sun
day at the home Of her father, John
II. Holt. Mr.. HoH, who has been sick
for some time, is reported some better.
Jim Daniels and family, who lived
on Il. A. Guthrie's farm over the coun-
| ty line. have moved into Ray Cherry's
property in town since our list report.
LLOYD Butler is building a modern
poultry house.
Our school literary society met Fri
/ day afternoon and rendered nice lit
' tie program. Several visitors were
present The next meeting will be
! held a week from Friday.
Our reputation is what others think
we are. Character Is what we really
are.
Mrs. Sam Greene has returned home
! from Jonesboro where she has been
with her daughters, who have been In
school there for several months.
Ed Patterson. who has been i'll so
long. is no better.
Mrs. Ellen Robinson has opened her
millinery store in the Dixie Cash store
until her building is erected.
Harry Sparkman made two trips to
! ST. Louis last week with truck loads
of produce.
Misses Gladys Smith and Jessie
Parker made a trip to POcahOntas one
day last week.
Nelson Ladd visited his wife at Pop
lar Bluff the latter part of the week.
Ulis Bundren, oldest son of Phil
Bundren, has enlisted in the [. S.
Navy.
Prof. Hollingshad, who is teaching
at Reece Ridge, was over to town Sat
urday.
Tezzie Smith of Success was down
to his branch store here one day last
week.
Mrs. Lee Glasco of Marked Tree is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and, Mrs. Il. r. Robertson.
Dr. Richardson of DattO was busi-
ness visitor here Friday.
We noted the article in the Star Her
aid last week concerning the consoli-
dated district known as the Oakland
school. composed of Dilbeck, Pitman
and Moore districts in the vicinity of
Supply. We are proud of the improve
ment of our schools over the county
and desire to say that the new Oakland
school building is a credit to any rural
community. anywhere. And we pre-
diet that this new union is going 70
make some Of the older graded schools
in the county sit up and take notice.
! A nice crowd was present at singing
Sunday night. There is singing at the
Christian church every Sunday night.
and Ii Is the desire of those interested
to create real singing class here as
we have the material and this is the
object of these meetings.
There will be church at the Chris
tian church Saturday night and SJI-
day Feb. 10 and 20.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-02-17
DESPAIRED OF HELP
FOR RHEUMATISM
Then found simple treatment
that gave immediate relief

For wears a prominent man of Town
send Va. suffered the most torturing
main from rheumatism. When he lay
Down Dow at night he could not sleep for Il
ocb;ng in Joints and muscles. Then ne
beoan using Sloan's Liniment and it.
gave him relief at once.
al want to say that Sloan's is the
greatest rheumatism medicine that is
On the market today. l tried every
madicine M that was recommended TO
me but Sloan's is the only one that
aid G me any real good" he writes.
sloan's gives real help because il
doesn't lust deaden the nerves: BY
sStimulating the circulation, it helps
fbe body to clear out the poisons that
are causing the pain.
lust apply lightly without rubbing:
P;ght away you feel a gentle glow Of
warmth and comfort, and in short
time the pain stops. Get bottle to-
dav. Al druggists-35 cents.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-02-17
Supply

School is progressing nicely at the
new Oakland school. Among those
who visited our school Friday were
Misses Zona Beaman, Hasel Tharp,
Lille Reeves and Mrs. EulOs Moore
and children.
The bad weather has prevented sing
ing here for the past two Sundays.
Miss Opal Dismang was Saturday
night guest of Miss Tommie Jolly.
Mrs. Eulys Moore spent Saturday
night with Mrs. G. r. Dismang.
Mrs. w. f., Mrs. NJ. X. and Mrs
Jessie Dismang and Mrs Stout went
TO see the new heir of Mr.. and Mrs.
Iorin Haskin one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Hadley McMillen spent
Saturday night with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ X. Dismang.
Misses Lura Reeves and Marie Ne
Cord were Saturday night guests of
Miss Hasel Tharp.
Among those ON the sick list the past
week were Ed. c. Il. McCOrd and
daughter, Maudie, and Miss Aline Al
len.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Fowler and chill
dren spent Saturday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs O. II. l.. Cunningham.
Sam Allen and G. Il. Dismang were
Sunday guests of Eld. c. r. McCord.
Several in this community have set
their incubators. We are expecting
fried chicken real early
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-02-17
Meredith

Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton were in Manson
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Poe and Elsie
and Pearl Poe spent Thursday night
with Elmer Fultner and wife of Man
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerley are spending a
few days with their son, Homer.
Miss Yelma Eaton spent Sunday
afternoon with Mary Moss.
Clyde Alphin and wife visited @. w
P0e's Friday night.
Jesse, Fender and William Story are
fixing a new fence this week.
Homer Kerley had business in Man
son Monday.
We we're sorry to lose our good neigh
bOrs, John Smith aud family. who have
moved to Mississippi to make their
home.
Wesley Rodgers visited Elmer Poe
and wife Saturday night.
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Goings spent Sunday
afternoon at Willis Roses.
Misses Elsie and Pearl Poe spent
the week with their sister, Mrs. Clyde
Aphin.
The Bettis girls spent Monday even.
sng ut Mr.. Martins.
Fender and Ina Story passed through
here Saturday.
George Rodgers and Tom and Elmer
Poe are making ties.
Henry Eaton is doing some clearing
this week
Come on. old Carter. We haven't
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-02-17
WARNING ORDER

In the Chancery Court Of Randolph
County, Ark.
Esther Holfeld, Plaintiff,
VS..
p. NJ. Phoenix and Mrs. J. II. PhCe-
nix. Defendants
The Defendants, p NJ Phoenix md
Mrs. J. r. Phoenix are hereby warned
TO appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint of the
Plaintiff, Esther Holfeld.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said court this oath day of Jan. 1927.
Joe Snodgrass, Clerk.
George NJ. Booth,
Attorney Tor Fiaintif. 26-4t
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-02-17

is your medicine chest stocked for
the coming wlnterY Let us help you
supply IT, Johnston Drug Co.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-02-17

d. C. Stevens will buy hickory bolts
at Hamil for Sallee Bros. ! 1clf.'
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-02-17
piles Cured in 8 to 4 Days

Drueslsts refund money II PAZ0 OINTMENT fails
TO cure Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrudine
Piles. Instantly relieves Itching Piles. and you
can GET restful sleep after first application ooc
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11

plete possible education OF our
children than TO save 1t Tor them.
\ cheap education is very Door
investment
4 loyal enthusiastic school
spirit exists in the ideal school.
which later develops into commm-
81 spirit aud patriotism. The girls
ale inspired primarily to cultivate
skiil and resourcefulness Tor home
making and charm for society, and
the boys to become homebuilders
Who can support with pride them
selves and a family. The problems
Of right soeiel relations VIII never
be brought up to ideal conditions
until we firmly establish modesty
pa girls and chiyalry in boys.
In conclusion, TO illustrate how
Vital /, The influence. knowledge
and ethics stamped upon the child
zen in tile grades. | quote Stats
les from the L. S. Department of
Education:
1000 children enter the 9TH
grade, Of this number S36 enter the
5th grade, GA enter tile sth grade,
592 enter High school. 139 grad
luate, - enter College, and % fin
ish. Here we see that $50 OF our
children never even enter high
scAool. With the BACKGROUND thew
llaye thus far received, and with
their immaturity, they have to
meet life. Measure their youth
land irsXperience with maturity
and experience that have SO often
] seen ignorantly and unwholesome-
i Is direeted; but, if the Tree
/ 1r0Ws Us tile twie ssbent,n and
fbe tnig has been properly bent
s. to speak for the first fourteen
j s of it, life, the tree stands q
4 aetfs good chanee Of growing
igm ana strong. Wen begun
aalf done
Ameriea is great world power
Our Influence reaches 70 the mos
remote places Of the earth. Thii
means responsibility and duty. |
our boys and girls are to be turnet
out self-reliant. self-respectine
ethical and capable citizens. ant
twp-tbirds OF them never even en-
ter high school, grade teachers anC
parents, we nave fine big lob.
Have YOU a wantl Try a want ad
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11

| TIC Island.
Education has existed 30 tho
world III some form tor many
thousands Of yeats. hui no attemp.
no approach problems OF education
FRAN d scientific basis was mpde
luntil the 2Gth century More science
bias been developed and applied -
man. use in the memory o per-
sons now living than IN tile entire
previous range OF history Eda-
cation was considered philosophy,
then pedagogy, bur naw il is ean-
sidered science, subjected To most
careful study and development
Now to bring the matter Of edu-
cation to the grades The grades
may be considered 10 cake in seven
or eight of the most plastic years
/ of a person S lite. Mothers babg
has reached six wears of age, and
jup to this time has been monarch
Of al he surveyed. " Suddenly il
is time to start to school a
strange woman takes mother
place, and about % other mouarehs
are there, who do MOT recognize his
supremacy at all Some of them
are bossier than he is. bigger too
They interfere with fhe lis peace
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11
THE PATRIOTS PLEDGE

4 pledge allegiance to my
Flag and Il the Republic for
which it stands, One Nation,
lndivisible, with Liberty and
Justice for all.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-13
SaccO and Vanzeti Must Be Rescued From the Fiends
Of Massachusetts.

European papers the respite Vanze
hope for their eventual liberation They incredible
that who endured the of eeng themselves
within half hour of being burned death the chair
will again be put the torture supasse the darkest days of
the TOqumeda the dungeon builder of the Spanish
QUESTION Yet such the unexampled endshness of the
der OnspratOr from Governor Fuller down to the miserable
creature whose job to throw the switch for $3.50 DEATH that
they will again take these working class prisoners from their
cells in the main to the dungeons OF the death house
Wednesday there spend agOnzng days and nights until
the iron doors again swing forth and they take the short walk
the death chamber where chained lightning will shate
of hae and asasn who have tortured them for
than years.
Let worker Europe be deceived! This
fury against the execution of the two innocent To succumb
martyred workers is yield the wes of the
Only nine days remain in which to continue and intensity the
fight to working class brothers and every of
death next Tuesday morning few minutes past midnight
Mass fury has saved them thus fart gained the respite
twelve days Three those precious have passed
der expected Thus far their estimation has proved
Comrades! Workers! Do not let this deceive
you'll
SacO and Vanzet still in the shadow of the death char
They will be murdered during the second night of next week
if you do not act!
Between the setting Monday and its rise Tuesday
this crime contemplated for long years will be
nshed fact unless and in volume than the
protest of the workers of the world rocks the
Boston.