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The Value of a Fair
Can’t Be Reckoned
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| By The Amount in Dollars and Cents Paid for it, )
| But by the Ratio of that Amount to |
i IPs Productiveness I
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Judged by that Standard the Woodruff County Fair on Oct. 31st Can’
be Overlooked by You.
You Can’t See the Fair Without Gaining Additional Knowledge of the Business in Which \
You are Engaged, Whether it be Merchandising, Farming or Selling Poultry.
INTEREST IN FURTHERING ITS SUCCESS.
| It’s a Community Show.
BOOST IT!
Sand Hill News.
Oh you “Red headed Socialist’ ’
Frank.
Wonder what ails Bernice Mil
ler's mouth.
Miss Winnie Wright of Grays
was visiting Miss Onia Miller
Sunday.
Ayane is good company, the
girls have to sing to him to keep
him awake.
Nora has a new face lotion.
Better see her, girls, and get the
prescription.
Mr. Blackston held services at
Chappell Grove Sunday after
Sunday School.
Forrest Bullard is again in the
cotton patch after a whole week
at Bemis, logging.
Miss Ruth Hagler was the
guest of Misses Xanthyc and
Lois Thomas Sunday.
Mr. Bernice Miller carried a
wagon load of the “Jolly Crowd”
to Beards Sunday night.
Mr. Manly who taught a sing
ing class at Chappell Grove in
the summer was visiting in this
vicinity recently. While here
he exercised the class a wee bit
Saturday night at Chappell Grove
and Sunday night at Beards.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stapp en
tertained the young folks Friday
night in honor of Miss Coats.
Mr. Jess Brewster seems to
haul heavy loads some times
from the double team he uses.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Davis
were down in the Chappell Grove
neighborhood Sunday afternoon.
Quite a number from this place
attended the school entertain
ment at White Hall Friday night,
Oct. 6th.
The youngsters enjoyed a live
ly entertainment at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis Wed
nesday night.
Miss Ethel Dixon was here
of McCrory from Friday until
Sunday afternoon the guest of
Miss Nora King.
In last weeks’ Home News the
DeView Reporter wanted to
know why old maids and dried
lemons are alike. It was so long;
ago we passed out of the Spin-!
ter class we aren’t very well!
posted on the subject. The only
reason we know is, they are!
alike because they can’t help
themselves. We are surprised
that you had to ask for informa
tion on that subject, we thought
all old maids and bachelors un
derstood themselves better than
that.
Wanted—A cook. Must be
red headed, freckled face, wear
false teeth, and No. 8 shoes;
know how to boil water and bake
ash cakes to perfection. Terms:
Will furnish board and expect to
call her wife. A golden oppor
tunity for the right person. For
further particulars write Ed
Smith, Route 2, McCrory, Ark.
EXTRA
A jolly crowd enjoyed eating
watermellon, Tuesday night, Oct.
10, at Mr. Godby. The melon
weighed about 35 or 40 pounds.
Dr. J. R. Piercey was in Au
gusta on business Tuesday.
If you have some extra good
potatoes, tomatoes, corn, cotton,
rice, oats, sorghum, colts, pigs,
chickens, turkeys, or anything
else that will be of interest,
send it to County Agent R. H.
Abbey to be entered at the Wood
ruff County Fair in McCrory,
Oct. 31. Adv.
County Fair Oct. 31. Adv.
Mr. I. P. Phillips of Langton
is the proud owner of two good
Missouri mules for which he paid
Mr. J. F. Morgan $400.00 Mon
day morning.
The Radcliffe Attractions, Inc.,
will hold a Chautauqua at Mc
Crory, Oct. 14 to 17, inclusive,
which has been booked by the
Booster Club of McCrory. Don’t
fail to attend every day. Adv.
Feed For Sale
PRICES RIGHT
W. O. Barrentine
Feed, Lumber, Coal
Shingles, Doors, Rubber
Roofing, Paints, Brick and
Lime.
Com, Oats, Chops, Hull*
and Meal.
H. D. SWAYZEj