COMMUNITY PARK
The committee on tag day
is glad to report $63.42 as;
the receipts from the sale of
tags on last Saturday for a
community park. We feel
that this is a fine beginning.
The money has been turned
over to Mr. J. C. McCrory, the
chairman of the committee, to
provide a park for the com
munity. By his efforts he in
tends to aid us very substant
ially by subscriptions from j
the business men who desire
to have a share in this much
needed play-ground for young
and old. Following are those
who contributed:
W. B. Kyle, .25; Grace Por
ter, .05 ; Asher Dixon, .25; J.
F. Morgan, .10; Mrs. William-j
son, 1.00; Miss Lillie Turner,’
.25; Mrs. R. A. Drewery,
I. 00; Miss Dawson, .25; Mrs.
McCain, .25; Mrs. D. M. Huff,!
.50; Mrs. J R. Piercey, .25 ;
Miss Ruby Spradlin, .50; Mr.
Clayton, .10; Frank Shue,j
.25; W. W. Raney,.50; Walter
Jimerson, 1.00; E. C Marsh,
.50; Dr. J. R. Piercey, 1.00;
Mrs. Edna Hargis, .10; E. W.
Chaney, 2.00; Mr. Wright,
25; C. M. Crossett, .05; T. T.
McFall 1.00; A. A. Taylor .10;
E. C. Caudle, .50; Fred Tay-i
lor, .10; G. G. McCrory, .50;
Mrs. R. L. Fraser, 1.00; Dr.!
McCain, .25; Miss Cazort, .50
Mrs. A. J. Marsh, 1.00; Mrs.
J. W. Neely, .50; Miss Hazel
Musgrove, .25; Miss Pauline
Huff, .50; Mrs. Watson, .25;
Willis Dilliard, .25; Miss
Keinner, .25; Earl Simmons,1
.50; B. McGregor, .2 5;1
Blanche Dilliard, .25; Vernon
Huff, .50; Geo. Haralson, .50;
Glenn Harris, .25; Rev. J. K.
Nelson, .25; Mrs. Beulah
Piper, .05;Mrs. T. A. Jeffries,
.25;Miss Pauline McFall, .50;
W. B. Fakes, .50; Miss Myrtle
Best, .25; Mrs. Sue Park, .25;
Geo. Wright, .25 ;W. T. Ram
sey, .25; Mrs. Ola Elam, .25; |
W. G. Dilliard, .25; Frank
Swanson, .10; Miss Ottiej
Huff, .50; G. H. Proulx, .10;
J. A. Melton, .25; Elma Wild
r, .15; Romie Crossett, .25;
Little Dorrel Crossett, ; .10
Dr. R. L. Fraser, .50; W. O.
Scales, .10; Jack Dixon, .10;
Jess Brewster, .10; Dr. J. W.
Morris, .05; C. H. Vriman, .25
M. A. Prince, .25; Roy Rubot
tom, .25; E. H. Parker, .25;
J. A. Dallas, .25 ;D. M H\iff,
1.00; Mr. Capshaw, .25; Wil
son Comer, 1.00; Ed Jeffries,
1.00 Miss Ethel Dixon, .10;
W. H. Dowdell, .25; Mary U.
Dilliard, .25; Mrs. W. B. Ang
us, .15; H. L. Ball, .50; E. B.
Wood, .10; C. T Willis, .25;
Forrest Greer, .15; J. H.
Swanson, .10; A. M. Wilson,
.10; L. B. Colwell, .10; Miss
Lou McCrory, .50; J. E. Lew
is, .20; J. O. King, .05; F.
Schumacher, .50; T. N. Taylor,
.10; V. Rubottom, .25; C. L.
Odom, .25; Ben Simmons, .25;
C. W. Smith, .05; Mrs. J. B.
McClemore, .50; Mr. Jones,
50; Mrs. Geo. Barber, 1.00;
Miss Annie Turner, .25; E. H.
Wilson, $5.00; Dane Angus,
$10., W.M.Parsh .25, Mrs.Shue
.25; Margaret Hargis .10;
Sam Bunch, 1.00; John Delf,
.50; J. W. Neely, .05; Mrs.
Wherry, .25; Mrs. Pender
gist, .25; Mr. Rogers, .25; R.
L. Hayes, .50; J. R. Taylor,
.25; Mrs. W. M. Robinson,
.50; Edward Wood, 1.50; G.
Wood, 1.50; Mrs. E. B.
Wood, 2.50; Tom McFall,
1.00; Boyd Angus, .25; G.
Capshaw, .25; Sam Rubot
tom, .50;*Mrs. H. A. Daniel,
.50 F. B. Smith, .10; M. L
Davis, .25; Roy Cain, .50;
Austin Taylor, .10; J. F.
Shue, .50; Osro Taylor, .25;
L. H. Hale, .25; V. G. Town
send, .15; J. W. Mullens 1.00.
Don’t sit back and want to
be solicited for a donation.
Go to the chairman before he
comes to you, and give in your
subscription. This is your
affair as much as ours and
don’t feel that you are so im
portant that we will have to
get down on our knees before
you come across with even a
small donation. We are not
going to build this park in this
manner. The day has passed
when a man is important be
cause of the money he has.
The man of wealth of today
must turn loose his money or
he is of no use to his com
munity and only counts
naught to himself and the
world in general. What diff
erence does it make to your
community whether you have
$100. or $100,000,000? If
you do not come out on the
side of right and help when
there is as urgent a call for
aid as at present you count
for nothing.
Every one who knows the
conditions in this community
know we need this park. We
have put our shoulders to the
wheel and will not turn
back. We are now building
the park for we must have the
funds first.
We thank every one who
contributed Saturday and
know you will be just as lib
eral when called on again.
The Committee and Chil
dren Who Helped.
WATCH YOUR HENS
Hens that do not lay do not
pay. You can make these non
layers pay you for the feed
they eat by giving them B. A.
Thomas’ Poultry Remedy each
day. Tonic, egg producer and
used for gapes, bowl troubles
and other troubles incidental
to poultry. Red Cross Drug
Store. adv
FARM FOR SALE
80-acre farm, 30 acres in
cultivation one mile east of
Wiville, new 4-room house,
new barn, and all under fence
with cross fence. Will sell
cheap. See H. W. Jernigan,
McCrory, Ark. adv. 9-19tf
Look at the date printed
opposite your name on this
i paper and if your subscrip
tion is not paid in advance,
better fenew now as we are
going to revise our list and all
those who are behind will be
dropped. Look after this at
once so that you will not
jniss an issue.
HEART TO HEART TALKS
Don’t you think in view
of the things that have recent
ly occurred it is time for us
to wake up to the conditions
in our town and all pull to
gether to better them. We
can make this the finest town
in Arkansas, IF WE WANT
TO.
We can improve its morals
by letting those who are im
moral know that we disap
prove of them so very much
that we will not stand for
their indecency and if they
continue to live in our fine
little town they MUST im
prove or be placed on the
plane of indecency where
they belong. In .case some
do not understand what is
meant by immorality we will
cite you to a few things and
perhaps you can add to the
list. It is immoral * for
couples of the opposite sex, if
not closely related or proper
ly chaperoned to be out in
; cars. tLivery wnere the car is
known to be the source of
more immorality than any
other one thing. From this
time forward it shall be con
sidered an insult \o a young
lady to be asked by a young
man to car ride at night or to
remote parts even in daytime.
It will, we are sure, be taken
as such by her parents or
guardians and herself. The
young man who does this will
be placed on proper plane
and the young lady who con
sents will be looked on ac
cordingly. Those who have
been innocent will not be
held accountable by us for
what has been done. It is
to the future we are looking.
Another source of immoral
ity is allowing people in
town to be unemployed.
“The idle man’s brain is the
devil’s workshop,” may be
aptly quoted at this time.
We see young men and older
men standing on the streets
from day to day likewiT'"'
looking for prey. Any
who has no semblace of
ployment, be he ever so w^'
thy, will not be given anv.
sideration by rightly thinkhfj
women. Whoever takes8
h"1? th6Se !oafers will
ieent0a°soed °" “ mora1^ <*£
There are women in on.
town who are immoral Z
who are encouraged and kent
wfeaby T" ,0f our town
We do not need these men be
they ever so wealthy tC
women will be given
employment if they need it
and the men continue in th «
way they will be placed 0n
the proper plane where
THEY have already pC
these women. You think V,
do not know these things as
we have borne with yon
When a rumor is started
about you in the future if it
is not true, you had best at
tend to it, there is a law
against slander, if you are in
nocent you have a way to
prove yourself so and stop
what you now choose to call
gossip.
There are other things we
will talk with you abdut from
time to time. A READER.
THEY WILL GET
ACTION AT ONCE
Foley kidney pills invigorate
strengthen and heal inactive,
weak and diseased kidneys
and bladder. Mrs. C. J. Ellis,
505 8th St., Sioux Falls, S. D.,
writes: “I suffered with kid
ney trouble, used to have se
vere pains across my back and
felt miserable and all tired out
but after taking Foley Kidney
Pills I am well. I have not
been bothered with my kidney
trouble since.” They relieve
headache, rheumatic pains,
swollen or stiff joints, puffiness
under the eyes, floating specks
Red Cross Drug Store. adv
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