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Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10
Peru

Sunday school was well attended
Sunday evening.
Myrtle Pendergrass visited Lazy
Pierce Saturday night
Miss Nota Anderson visited her
aunt, Mrs. bud McCrary, Saturday
night and Sunday.
Grandma Segraves is no better.
Misses Juanita Ferguson and Gladys
Forrest visited Gladys Wells Friday
night
Miss Edna Hufstedler was Il Friday
night guest of Myrtle Pendergrass.
Farming is the order of the day in
this vicinity.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Reed, a fine
baby girl since our last report.
Dellamae and Vista Anderson visited
Geralene johnson Sunday.
We had several visitors at Sunday
school Sunday evening Glad to have
you with us folks come, come back
again.
Miss Lena Goodwin visited Raye and
TOmmie Campbell Saturday night.
Mayme Crays of near Old ReynO
was Saturday night guest of Ople
Venson.
The party given by Gladys Wells
Friday night was well attended. Every
body left at a late hour, all reporting
a nice time.
Geralene johnson spent Sunday
night with Dellamae and Vista Ander-
son.
Durell Hufstedler of Detroit, Mich,
Is here visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Opal VensOn visited Mayme
Crays Sunday night.
The party given at Leon Luter's Sat
urday night was well attended. All
reported a nice time.
jeff Gazaway and family visited
Leon Luter's Sunday.
Several of our good people were seen
in Biggers Saturday evening.
Lizzy Pierce spent the past week
with her mother, Mrs. John Reed.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10
Mill Creek

We are rejoicing over our fine Sun
day school Sunday We had n fine
crowd of about 60 for the first day.
Ed Smell was elected superintendent I;
Dave SeamOns. Misrepresentation {:
Miss Vola SeamOns, secretary; Opal
Million, vice-secretary Bette Ander-
son, treasurer; Ethel GrissOm vice
treaurer. Four classes were organized
and teachers chosen for each class. A
resolution was set for the Bible Glass
TO begin with the second chapter of st.
Matthew and go through 1t. The third
chapter Of st. Matthew Is the lesson
| for Bible class next Sunday. Come
with a prepared lesson which will pro
duce great interest.
Miss Delma Seamons was the guest
of Miss Lille Million Sunday.
Misses Ethel Grissom and Bette An
derson were guests Of w. A. Miller and
family Wednesday night.
Miss Ethel Palmer was visitor at
our school Friday.
Mrs. Jake Mcdonald and daughter,
Gertie, attended the surprise supper
given at Johnston Browns Saturday
night.
Alex Holder and family were visi-
tors of Luther Crays and family satur-
day night.
A. b. Grissom and family, Joe p.
GrissOm and children and Earl Slay-
ton were guests of w. O. GrissOm Sun
day.
Mrs. Geneva White took dinner with
her daughter, Ella Crays, Sunday.
Miss Bette Anderson and LOra
Moore were guests Of Miss Ethel Girls
som Sunday.
Judson Grissom and Monroe Noblin
were seen Sunday en- route to Shan
non
Those who took dinner at the home
Of Jake Mcdonald Sunday were Mrs
John Seamons and daughter, Vnla
Maye, Goldie and Sylvia Afford
Earl SeamOns and Edgar Wagner
called at our school Monday.
Fannie Dixon was the guest of her
brother, Lehman, Saturday night.
Ray Dixon and family were guests
of Herman Turner and family Sunday.
Ray Seamon's were guests of his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sea-
mons, Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10
ElevenpOint
More rain-more rest.

More rain-more rest
Dallas Morris and Leo Davis went
10 water valley Saturday night
a. j.. Davis visited u. NJ McTIrov,s
Sunday. -' -nV 'iroy
Bob Alphin of New Home visited Of
Blll Browns one night last week
Hite Stubblefield's visited NIrS c.,,h
blefelds parents at Dalton last Snn-
day. i"s' sun
This is the last week Of school o+
ElevenpOint for this term Miso NEa a.
mie WaldrOn has taught n good Schoa,
out WIZ " liuu
0. B. Hickman of Water Valley PASS
Ell through here last Saturday with
Iour-horse load of lumber, en- routc to
POcahontas. -0u'c "
John II. Jacksons have sold eggs
ana cream to the amount of $40 since
the first of January. 1927.
DAILY jackson and family moved In
below Walnut Ridge one day last waek
woe unto our friend, Ingram. We
VIII admit that you are No wind INN
mer, but if the Mississippi river woujd
turn to bug juice and would run hv
your house 1t would not be Iona unt;t
you would not care if all hens were
White Leghorns and everybody was
county agent for it will soon be time
for you to chase those suckers up and
down the creek all the time instead OF
one-half. two-thirds of the time. Now
we have made up the money IN nav
your partners taxes to paw his mart
of the county agents taxes for the
year 1926 and if that is what Won are
mad about just say so and we will
send you your two-bits and Won will
have a dime left to get you a sack of
X. j. X. smoking tobacco. You other
Ingram over there 1t seems like you
want to quit but you remind me of
two small boys playing tag at school.
you are willing to quit but you want to
get the last tag. We hope both of Won
will stay in a good humOr because we
know both of you and never knew
either of you to get the least bit mad.
So gOOdby.
with all prayer and supplication
praying at all seasons in the spirit on
my behalf; that utterances NAV be
given unto me. in opening my mouth.
To make known with boldness the mys-
terry Of the GOspel-Eph. 6:1S."
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10
Brakebill

Most everybody around here have
their gardens and truck patches out.
Uncle Johnnie Wilson and wife were
Sunday evening guests of their son,
Louis, and family.
Several from here attended the pro
gram at Union Saturday night All
reported a nice time
Ellis Wright and wife were Wednes-
day night guests Of Mrs. Wright's par
ents. l.. A. Weavers.
Quimby Seawell has hired to Louis
Wilson for this year.
The many friends of NJ. X Wright
surprised him Sunday with n dinner.
We went to Sunday school as usual
and they beat hm home and were
spreading the dinner when he cane
back. lie said he forgot that this was
his birthday. Evedybody seemed 10
have nice time. This was Mr..
Wrights 52nd birthday. Everybody
left at late hour wishing him many
more happy birthdays to come.
Mrs. Louis Wilson is very i'll.
We understand that Mrs. Frank
Johnson is some better.
Several of the patrons gathered at
the school house last Saturday a..d
gave II n good cleaning up.
The little son Of Ernest Wright has
been very ill.,
We have Sunday school every sun
day. Everybody come
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10
Stokes

Several Of the little folks were ont
OF school first of the week OH account
Of bad weather.
Hite Harris visited our school We'd
nesday.
Among those who visited our school
Friday were Aubrey Harper, yestar
and Hubert Williams.
County Agent w. B. Proctor and
Supt. II. A. Mock visited our school
Thursday. Come again, we are n
ways glad to have you with us.
We had a good spelling match Fri
day Neva Harris and Rowena Brlx-
ton lacked only two pages spelling
through the book without missing a
word.
Hasel Daniel is back in school again
after short illness.
Those who came every day last
month were Lowell, Neva, Wilma. Del
bert, Stanley, AIdfna, Gerald. Roy,
Katy and Anna Harris, Ila, Velma,
Rowena, Pauline and COrnelia Buxton.
Lois and Mary Fowler, Lillian, Zaniei
and Alma Terry, Albert Morgan. Thorn
as Timer, Beulah Phillips, Zelda Co
hoon and Hasel Daniel
Mabel and Thomas Harper were alb
sent from school Monday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10
Albertha

The state highway crew was making
their rounds up the road Saturday.
They helped the looks of the road con
siderably.
w. II. Green and ID. C. Foster of
Peach Orchard were visiting in these
parts last Of the week.
Ray Johnston had business at Recce
Ridge one night last week. While
there he was the guest of Rob Marlett
and family.
Dee Johnston and family Of May
nard, w. J. Luter and wife, Vera Coff-
man and Doc Knots visited at l.. f.
JohnstOn's Sunday.
]. Il. Davis is still running his tie
job and is in the market for more
makers and haulers.
X. L. Baker was down looking over
his bottom farm Sunday.
Say, East Maynard. how did those
people 80 that visited Calvin Coolidge
that Sunday mentioned last week? BY
airplane?
l.. f. Johnston and son, Ray. made
special trip to Missouri Saturday.
Terrell MintOn, son Of X. f. Minton
and his family arrived here a few
days ago from Oklahoma. He will try
farming here this year.
Bob Baker visited at j. w. Ulmcr's
Saturday night
Mrs. Ray Johnston, who has been at
the L. Il. Johnston home for several
days, sick, is not much better
T M. Harper and family of Jarrett
visited at c. ii. Harper's Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10
Reyno High School

The Literay Society rendered we'll
prepared program to large audience
Friday.
o. H. Halford is real sick.
Bill Debord of the u. S. Army is
visiting his family here this week.
Mrs. Ron Richardson left Sunday
for Sikeston, Mo-, where she is visit
ing her parents.
Lee Glasco of Marked Tree is visit
ing in Reyno.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Redwne are the
proud parents of a baby girl born
March 4.
Miss Reva Halford was presented a
bronze medal as prize for the hest
Lincoln essay. The presentation speech
was made by DIR. Il. Il. Smith, presi-
dent Of the school board.
We are preparing to enter the coun-
ty fair at Surridge. All of the stu
dents are looking forward to the event.
J. c. Ford of Paragould was attend
ing to business here the first of the
week.
Ben Greene of st. Louis is visiting
relatives here.
Cecil Simino has returned home from
Oklahoma, where he has been attend
school.
Miss Freda Belford DELIGHTFULLY."- en-
tertained a number of friends at a
party Friday night.
G. G. Amick and wife of Datto and
Mrs. Tezzie Smith of Success were
afternoon callers with w. r. England
and wife Sunday.
The Reyno high school girls are go
ing to have game of basket ball with
the married women Friday night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10
Manson School
School Is san improving.

school is Still improving.
Mr. Proctor was with us Tuesday
morning. We are always glad to have
him with us.
Gladys Cook took supper with Beu-
lah Davis of Lone Oak Sunday.
We had several visitors with us Fri
day afternoon. We are always glad
10 have them come.
We are sorry to have Chester Mar
tin absent from school. He has quit
to start farming. We hope he will be
with us again soon.
Several people Of Manson attended
the program given at Surrldge Friday
night.
Hazel Keel spent Saturday night
with lmogene Riddle
Harry Keel ana Homer shelton
seemed to be very busy saturday haul
ing wood.
Alma Holland had business in Poca-
hontas Saturday.
Savilla Mays of Surridge visited
Meta Belle Elliott Sunday.
There will be a pie supper given AT
the Manson high school building Sat
urday night, March -. Everybody in
fited.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10
Rock Road

We had better attendance last Sun
day at Sunday school. We would he
glad If everyone would come next sun
day as it is our preaching day.
Mrs. NJ. B. Hamilton is On the in
disposed list.
Gus Land spent the week end with
Rex Crownover, returning Monday
morning to Jonesboro where he is at
tending college.
Mrs. p. N. White and Mrs. Il. G..
Sunday.
Mrs. Lester Childs, our primary
teacher, has resigned and Mrs. Bennett
is finishing the term.
Rex Crownover left Tuesday for
West Plains, Mo-, to visit his aunt,
Mrs. Ed Thomas.
Everett Looney and family spent
Monday with r. c. Eskridge.
John Coy of Portia spent Friday
night with his sister, Mrs. Harry
CrOwnover.
Our Sunday school is planning a
program and an egg hunt for Easter.
Singing at Lesterville school house
Saturday night. Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs Noel Roberts entertain
ed several of their friends Friday night
with a musical.
Clarence Ratliff of Fender and Rob
ert Dillport, of Richwoods spent Sat
urday night with Earle Eskridge.
Quite a number of Mrs II. N. Whites
friends surprised her with birthday
party Saturday night
Miss Notra Bailey took dinner with
Miss Thelma Triplett Sunday.
Herbert Robinson and family visited
relatives near Walnut Ridge Saturday
night and Sunday.
Misses Notra Bailey, Effie Roberts
and Thelma Triplett called on Miss
Violet Crownover Saturday.
Miss Beatrice Robinson spent the
week end with her aunt, Mrs. II. G.
Eskridge.
f. NJ. Triplett made business trip
to Walnut Ridge Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Belew is recovering from
a long spell of sickness.
Il. N. White and family spent the
night with ]. A. Eskridge Monday
night
Herbert Hart and family of Rich
woods called on Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l..
Williams Saturday night.
Uncle Bill Chastain is doing some re-
pair work on his fence this week.
Paul Eskridge and Dutch Crown
over called on special friends at Elnora
Saturday night.
We are hoping for a pretty spell of
weather as the farmers are behind
with their work in this vicinity.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10
Sutton

Cleo and Ne0ma Bramlett l1ave start
ed to school again after being absent
for bout two weeks. Glad TO have
them back again.
Bro. Geo. Million filed his regular
appointment here Sunday. Quite n
crowd out.
Jimmie Robinson called on Fayette
Bates Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Birdie Kincade was a Satur-
day night caller at Mrs. Mary Kin
cade's.
Miss Lille Newsom called on Miss
Vida Dawson Saturday night and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dickson visited in
this neighborhoOd Sunday.
Miss Ornetta Spencer visited Lavelle
Downing Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Farrow called on Mrs.
Katie Riggs Sunday.
Miss Anna Hills returned home Wcd-
nesday after being gone for over a
year.
Lavelle Haynes called on Dow and
Brance Dawson Saturday night and
| Sunday.
Clyde Chesser and famil9 spent Sun
Misses Lille Newsom, Vida and Max
inc Dawson, Mary Todd and Beullh
Case called On Mrs. Mary Kincade Sat
urday.
Mrs. Mary Persful and children
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Neal Persful and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madearis spent Sun
day with their daughter, Mrs. Neal
Persful.
Mr.. Ballard and Herman Turner
went to town Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Bramlett is able to be
up again.
Those who called on Mr. and Mrs.
Todd Sunday were Mrs. Bates and
son, Ed, Misses Lille Newsom, Vida,
Dow and Brance Dawson and Lavelle
Haynes.
Frank NewsOm and family called on
Arch Lemmons and family Sunday.
There will be n graveyard fencing Mt
Sutton graveyard Friday March 18th.
Everybody interested come and help.
Those who called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Hills Sunday were Ambrose Million
an dfamily, Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Atkinson.
Those who called on Misses Vida and
Dow Dawson Sunday were Misses Lii
lie Newsom of holland, Beulah Case,
Mary Todd, Edward Newsom Lavelle
Haynes and Fayette Bates.
Luke Kincade and family spent part
of last week with his mother here.
Marvin Kincade called on his grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Ktncade, Saturday.
Il. NJ. Sutton returned home Satur-
day.
We are informed that Mr.. Byrd is
to be our next teacher.
George Million, Jr., left Monday for
Cleveland, Okla, where he intends to
find work. 1869 .r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Donald spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Celia
Million.
Mr.. Ballard and son, Carl, called
on Mr. Newsom Sunday.
Mrs Mary Kincade and Birdie Kin
cade called on Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kincade Sunday. Emma Belle return
ed home with them.
Lille NewsOm attended church here
Sunday.
Aubrey and Clarence Bramlett and
Estel Eddings passed through here
Sunday.
Our school will close Friday. We
have certainly had n good term 1f
school.
Mill Creek, we would be glad to come
and help you in your Sunday school.
We may come and help you some Of
these Sundays.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10
Shannon
School is progressing nicely.

SCHOOL Is progressing nicely.
We were sorry to hear that Mr.
Broadway's house burned Sunday.
Mrs. Dannie Bennette spent part OF
last week with her daughter, Mrs
Lola Guiltner, at JonesborO.
Jess Brown and family visited Mrs
Essie Clark Sunday.
Mrs. j. X. Thompson visited rela.
tives at Carter Sunday.
Mrs. Rush Baker and Carrel Ben
nette were seen on the streets of Shan-
non Sunday.
We are glad to know that Mr.. Burns
of Illinois thought enough Of old Ar.
kansas to come here to make his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bennette and
brother and sister, Ola and Ianthus,
visited relatives in the hills Sunday.
Ralph Toney visited his sister Sun
day.
Il. T. RaGlin visited relatives at
Holmes Sunday.
There is going to be a pie supper
Friday night Mar. II, at shannon. All
girls come with pie and boys with
pocket full of money
Joe Brown made a business trip to
VIII BOnner's Sunday.
Pete Foster visited Will Bonner's
Saturday night.
Joe Brown and Ola Bennette were
shopping in Shannon Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hunter visited
relatives at Lone Oak Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mr.. Herbert has hired TO Joe Brown
to work this summer.
Linard Previtt, wife and babe visited
her father Saturday night and Sun
day.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks and gratitude 10 the people Of
Maynard who were 50 kind to us dur
ing the last hours of our loved one,
Clarence Carter. We will never forget
this Kindness and may God bless you
all. Signed, Mrs. Maggie Carter, Mrs.
Nettie Vow, Mrs. Billy Carter W. O..
Carter.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10

Truth serum" tests were declared
10 be 'claptrap" in a recent decision
Of the Missouri Supreme Court, which
affirmed the conviction and sentence of
st. Louis negro, charged with as
sauli. The negro had declared his in
hocence while under the supposed in
fiuence of the truth serum 1t il NOT
recorded that the treatment had been
administered to his lawyers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10
Tag Your Dogs

The city dog tags have arrived and
the marshal has been instructed to
have all dog owners tag their dogs.
All dogs must be tagged. Dog own
erS refusing TO comply with this law
win he subject to fine.
W. L. Blankership, Mayor,
f. NJ. Greer, Recorder,
3O-2t. City Of Pocahontas.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10
Ship Us Your Eggs and Have
Them Hatched

Ship to arrive MOnday-06 eggs,
$500. ship to arrive Wednesday, 112
eggs, $3.50. Craighead Co. Hatchery.
Ionesboro, Ark. 30-2t.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10

For your shampooing and marching
see Mrs ]. n. Cooper, pocahontas.
20-tf
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10
FoR SAFE

Rhode Island eggs, Mahood strain.
TIC setting delivered. GOc at the
house. Mrs w. ]. Luter, Brockett,
Ark. 31-2t.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10
WARNING ORDER

In the Chancery Court Of Randolph
County, Ark.
l.. =. Reed, Plaintiff,
VS..
Georgia Reed. Defendant
The Defendant, Georgia Reed, is
hereby warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the Plaintiff, l.. p. Reed
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said court this Sth day of March.
1927 Joe SnOdgrass. Clerk.
SchoOnOver & Schoonover
solicitors for Plaintiff. 3l-4t,
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10

Ancient Persians presented eggs to
their friends on New Years Day.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-03-10

Groves FasteIess chill Tonic
destroys the malarial germs which arc transmitted
to the blood by the Malaria Mosquito. Price 6Oc.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-30
SENATE DEFERS
THREE CRUISER
VOTE SATURDAY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 P).-The
senate failed to reach vote today
on the three-cruiser amendment to
the naval supply bill, adjourning
with supporters of the proposal
which is at odds with President
Coolidge's recommendations, predict
ing it's adoption, probably Monday.
During debate today, one demo.
crat-King, of Utah--joined with
Curtis, of Kansas, the republican
leader, in urging that no funds be
appropriated for additional light
cruisers until the president has haG
full opportunity to attempt th~
bringing about of another arms con-
ference. "
The pending amendment would
provide $1,2Og,OOO to start work on
the three remaining hulls authorized
in 1924.
Pleading for abandonment Of any
program which might be construed
abroad as evidence of bad faith on
the part of the United States in con-
nection with further disarmament,
Senator Curtis urged its rejection
| in the interest of world peace.
The president, he said, had not
Ecounselled abandonment of the 1924
building program but figured only
that no additional hulls be laid down
until efforts of the administration
/ looking to another arms conference
+ had been brought to fruition.
Senator King said it would be
nothing short of criminal for the
senate to do anything that might
! defeat the presidents DISARMAMENT
| plans, and added:
! Some of the senators who oppose
the president on this measure will
| be hiding under his coat tails when
an election comes"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-30
Youth, Facing Moose In
California, Protests His
Innocence OF Murder

the secretary continued, as soon as
all the Chinese codes ana judicial
administration are ready, we are
to make British subjects
liable to pay the regular Chinese
taxation not involving discrimination
against British subjects or goods.
"As regards the concessions, we
are prepared to enter into local
arrangements according. to the par
ticular circumstances on each port,
either for the amalgamation of the
administration with that of adjacer&
areas under Chinese control or for
some other method of handing over
the administration TO the Chinese
while securing to the British COM
munity some voice in municipal mat
tiers. You will see that we go much
further than half way. But I am
certain that it ds the right and wise
course to take am thinking not
of the Inconvenience of the moment.
but of our relations with China for
the next 100 years.
These proposals can be put into
force by the unilateral action of the
British government For the moment
there can be no new treaty, for we
can only sign with a recognized gov-
ernment and we cannot yet recog@
nize any government as the govern
ment of the whole of China.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-30
Smith Renews Battle
For Senate Seat
(continued from Page one)

of state of Illinois, said Colonel Smith
could present his credentials at the
opening session of every new congress
during the term for which he was
elected last November.
Warning was given by Attorney
General Carlstrom that cove rn o r
Small would not withdraw the creden-
tials he had given Smith as the sue
cessor to the late Senator William B.
Mckinley, and he argued that every
day the senate refused to accept them
1T unlawfully deprived Illinois of it's
constitutional rights to equal repre-
sentation in the senate with the other
states
Both former Solicitor General Beck
and the Illinois attorney general de-
clared the decision in the Smith case
would not end the controversy that
has arisen between the states and the
senate on the question of qualifications
of the ambassadors the states send to
Washington.
Carrying the committee back to the
days of the constitutional convention,
Beck read portions of the debate then
to support his contention that the
qualifications referred to in the con-
stitution were those enumerated in
that document, and that so long as
these qualifications were met the
states could elect who they damned
please" to the senate.
Both Beck and Carlstrom went over
the testimony before the Reed COM
mittee regarding the contributions
made by Samuel insult, Chicago utili-
ties magnate, and argued that these
contributions were not unlawful then
and were not unlawful now.
Counsel pointed out that Smith had
been elected by more than 10000 ma
jority after these contributions had
been disclosed; contended that there
had been no suspicion of any irregu-
larity in the election, and that there
had been no charges against Smith nor
any contest instituted.
Carlstrom declared that aside from
the irreparable damage the senate
, would do to Smith as man, the SEN
ate in refusing to seat him would be
establishing a precedent under which
in the future a state might be from
, time to time for political advantage
deprived of it's constitutional repre-
sentation in the senate.