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GEORGE HARALSON
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK
The Home News is author
ized to announce this week Mr.
George Haralson of Augusta,
as a candidate for the office of
Circuit Clerk and Recorder of
Woodruff county subject to the
action of the Democratic pri
mary. Mr. Haralson made
the race for treasurer two
years ago and although he was
not successful, he made many
friends in the campaign all
over the county who will be
glad to support him this time.
A more extensive mention will
be made later. His announce
ment appears in our regular
column._
CAUDLE FOR OVERSEER
This week the Home News
presents the authorized an
nouncement of Mr. E. C. Cau
dle for road overseer of De
View Township. A more ex
tensive mention will be made
later.
Mrs. S. E. Fountain was in
Cherry Valley Monday of last
week where she attended the
funeral of her cousin, Private
William Cavaness of Battery
“A” 316th Field Artillery, at
Camp Jackson, South Caro
lina, who died Tuesday, March
12, 1918. The deceased car
ried $10,000.00 insurance with
the government.
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Mr. Paul Chaney left Thurs
day for a visit to Bald Knob
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Ball are
home from a visit to the City
of Vapors.
Messrs. W. E. Jelks and S. C.
Bunch and families, motored
to Brinkley Sunday.
Mr. H. E. Wood is now driv
ing a new Ford chasis equip
ped with an Ames five-passen
ger body..
Mrs. A. L. Neeley of Little
Rock arrived Saturday for a
week’s visit to her father, Mr.
Clayton Hailey.
Mr. J. H. Holder of Hille
mann left Tuesday" for Mem
phis where he is now in the
Baptist Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jelks
and Rev. J. R. Nelson attended
a meeting of the Methodist
Hospital Board in Memphis
this week.
LOST—Bunch of keys on
ring, among which were two
heavy brass keys. Leave at
post office and receive reward.
J. E. Jones. Adv. 3-22-2tp,
Mr. H. W. Jernigan, presi
dent of the Bank of McCrory,
attended the organization of
the Third Liberty Loan in Lit
tle Rock the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bryant,
of Booneville, left Tuesday af
ter a few days visit here the
guest of her brothers, Messrs.
C. P. and Louis Best and fam
ilies.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hysmith
and charming daughter, Miss
Beatrice, and Messrs. Jack
Trice and M. L. Argo were
pleasant visitors to our city
Sunday.
Messrs. T. N. Taylor and A.
E. Ridgeway have just return
ed home from a few days visit
to their sons, Allen and Wain
wright who are with the 154th
Infantry, 39th Division, Camp
Beauregard, La.
The members of the Swas
tika club were pleased with
the results of the box supper
last Friday night. The pro
ceeds came to $47.50, more
than the required sum needed
to support the French orphan
they have adopted.
County Agent, R. W. Beck,
and Messrs. W. E, Jelks and
H. D. Angus of McCrory and
R. E. Berkshire of Gregory,
leave today, Friday for Char
leston, Miss., to attend a na
tional sale of pure bred swine
at which will be shown the
champion boar of the world.
Messrs. H. P. Riggs and R.
J. McDaniel went to Memphis
Saturday and returned Sunday
overland on a new Ford truck
which Riggs Brothers have
sold to Mayo & Robinson,
Wholesale Grocers of Jelks.
They report that the roads are
in good condition and that
there is no mud to encounter
on the entire route.
NATIONAL BANKHEAD
HIGHWAY MEETING
Pursuant to a call issued by
Secretary Walter W. Raney, of
the McCrory Club of the Bank
head Highway Association, a
large number of interested
citizens met at the Methodist
church Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Thos. B. King, chairman
of the Good Roads Committee,
of the Memphis Chamber of
Commerce and a director of
the Bankhead Highway Asso
ciation, delivered an address
which was the feature of the
meeting. The gentleman very
forceably and effectively ex
plained the reasons why we
should make a “fight” to have
our route adopted as a part of
the Bankhead Highway be
tween Memphis and Little
Rock and speaking of the hard
surface road which we will no
doubt construct this summer,
showed his hearers why such
an expenditure is not a tax but
an investment. Everyone was
glad that he availed himself of
the opportunity to hear Mr.
King and one can already see
the increased interest being
taken in securing this road
through McCrory as a resuit
of his visit here.
Dr. T. B. Bradford of Cotton
Plant, who is also a director of
the Association, was present
and told us of several things
necessary to be done for us to
win at the meeting in Little
Rock to be held April 15 to
19th. We were glad to have
him with us and he has our
thanks for the information
given in his address to the con
vention.
McCrory can, and will, win
in the contest for this road if
we but half-way try and we
hope to have a big delegation
meet the pathfinders who will
be here to inspect our route
within the next 15 or 20 days
and also to have a strong rep
resentation at the meeting to
be held in Little Rock.
TO WYNNE IN ONE HOUR
AND FIFTEEN MINUTES
Messrs. Talma Harris and
Nudy Arnof motored to Wynne
Sunday and report the roads
in excellent condition for this
time of year. As a proof of
the same, they made the trip
(one way) of 25 miles in one
hour and 15 minutes which
goes to prove the great bene
fits derived from a little work
done on this road a year ago.
BEN WISE FOR OVERSEER
In our proper column this
week will be found the au
thorized announcement of Mr.
Ben Wise of Tip, as a candi
date for road overseer of
Cache Township, subject to
the action of the Democratic
primary.
Mr. Wise is one who can
and will look after the roads
of his district if elected and
he is too well known to the
voters of Cache Township to
need any introduction at our
hands-. We ask that you care
fully consider his claims be
fore casting your ballot.
LIBERTY LOAN MEETING
Truly, McCrory is the con
vention city of Woodruff coun
ty, from the number of meet
mgs which have been held
here recently, but of all 0f
them, none were of greater
importance or attended by the
citizens from all parts of the
county than the one held in
the city Thursday afternoon at
the new Methodist church.
As county chairman, t! E
Bonner of Augusta stated,’the
meeting was called for the
purpose of completing the or
ganization and arranging more
definitely the plans for the
coming Third Liberty Loan
the big drive for which is to
begin March 6.
The following heads of com
mittees were present and made
their reports:
T. E. Bonner, chairman.
R. H. Winfield, secretary.
J. H. Crossett, ex-committee
man, McCrory.
J. H. Snapp, ex-committee
man, Cotton Plant.
Director Speakers Division,
Harry M. Woods, Augusta.
Director of Woman’s Divi
sion, Mrs. Laura Conner, Au
gusta.
Director of Sales Division,
T. L. Gardner.
Director of Publicity Divi
sion, C. E. Miller, Augusta.
Director of Bankers Divi
sion, H. W. Jernigan, McCro
rv.
Director of Township Or
ganization and Organization
of farmers, W. E. Jelks, Mc
Crory.
Director of Distribution of
Suplies, Ludie W. Winfree,
Augusta.
In the further completion of
this organization, the heads of
each Division will ask citizens
to act with them in getting re
sults for their special Divi
sion they represent, and no
one should refuse even if you
do have to make a sacrifice to
do so.
Among those who attended
the meting we note: Messrs
J. P. Gipson and R. R. Givins
of Riverside, Hugh Walker
and Walter Robinson of Wi
ville, W. F. Shoup, L. W. Win
free, R. H. Winfield, W. B.
Conner, E. E. Blaylock, C. E.
Miller, T. L. Gardner and H.
M. Woods of Augusta, Miss
Ara Pat Conner and Mesdames
W. B. Conner, John Conner,
Laura Conner, J. Ross Cham
bers and J. H. Dale of Augus
ta, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Berk
shire and Mr. C. C. Montague
of Gregory, Messrs W. M.
Keating and J. T. Angelo of
DeView, L. A. P. Beard ot
Beards, Rev. H. V. Johnson,
Dan Keath, Capt. R. T. Martin
and Dr. J. M. Osborne of How
ell, Mesrs A. F. Barnett, F. H.
Cole, J. Matlock, Dan Holder,
George Smith and J. G. Du
pree of Hillemann, and Dr. K.
R. James, F. W. Parker John
Meehan and Frank Hill o
Cotton Plant.
New line of hats just receiv
id. Elizabeth Holland. Adit
Mr. W. M. Keating left t0‘
lay for Camp Beauregard^.,
;o visit his son, James,
vith Co. “A,” 154th Infantry.