OUR NEW SUBSCRIBERS
Following is a list of those
who have subscribed for The
Home News the past week.
McCrory, Arkansas.
Jack Dixon,
L. C. Davenport,
J. B. Stokes,
J. W. Neely,
C. P. Best,
L. H. Best,
R. B. Garner,
R. J. McDaniel,
H. E. Wood,
Oc Jeffries,
J. M. Candlish,
Dr. W. T. McCain,
Mrs.. T. J. Comer,
J. T. Atkinson,
Geo. H. Proulx,
G.j T. Hay,
Miss Annie Turner,
Mrs. J. A. Raney,
Route No. 1.
Guy Duffel,
John Koors,
Cleave Goodwin,
Adron Brown, Box 80.
J. D. Shockley, Box 1A,
S. L. Stokes, Box 109,
Mrs. Katie Mann,
Route No. 2.
C. J. Ford,
J. A. Ford,
C. M. Elam,
Pearl Lee,
J. C. Crittenden,
Clyde Gamel, Box 96,
Mary Thompson,
Miscellaneous
C. P. Harris, 588 McKin
ley St., Memphis, Tenn.
L. G. Jones, Box 251
Wynne, Ark.
N. J. Hayes, Grays, Ark.
Ed Atkins, DeView, Ark.
Mrs. A. C. Holmes, Hille
man, Ark.
J. F. Williams, and W. B.
Merrill, Wiville, Ark.
H. C. Argo, Cotton Plant,
Ark.
V. F. Perkins, R. W. Beck,
Gregory, Ark.
H. D. Perkins, 701 6th. St.
J. H. Hardin, Howell, Ark.
Argenta, Ark.
H. R. Hall, Smithdale, Ark.
Mrs. R. H. Ward, Fowlkes,
Tenn.
Miss Jewell Daniel, Lewis
ville, Ark.
R. M. Ellis, Mist, Ark.
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AUGUSTA NEWS
Items of Interest Clipped From
The Augusta Free Press
of Friday, Dec. 6.
Jas. G. Baker has pur
chased the T. L. Gardner
residence.
r* n amo rvf ATnPvnrv
was in town Monday renewing
old acquaintances.
J. W. Gipson, a merchant
of Riverside, transacted busi
ness in Augusta, Tuesday.
T. A. Fletcher returned
from Camp Pike, where he has
been in training the first of
the week.
At a regular meeting of the
City Council the resignatioin
of E. E. Blackmon was accept
ed and J. B. Kittrell was ap
pointed marshal in his place.
J. E. Hutchinson, superin
tendent of the Frisco, is here
on a few days’ visit with his
sisters Mrs. E. E. Blackmon
and Mrs. J. Haralson.
The Woman’s Missionary
Society of the Methodist
Church will hold a short
business meeting on Monday
afternoon at 2:30 at the resi
dence of Mrs. W. C. Berry,
Jr. This will be followed by
the Bible study.
The Young People’s Mis
! sionary Society will hold a
“Week of Prayer” Service at
| 4 p. m. Monday at the resi
dence of Mrs. H. G. Sowle.
Miss Gretchen Cain will lead
the meeting and an offering
will be taken for the Superan
nuated Missionaries and
Deaconesses.
William Marvin Smith.
William Marvin Smith, the
son of Dr. and Mrs. R. N.
Smith, died Saturday, Novem
ber 30th. 1918, at San Angelo,
Texas, at the age of 23, after
an illness of almost a year.
He had almost completed a
course in dentistry.
The funeral services were
held aj; the home by Revs. J
E. Brown and Henry Hanes
worth, Monday afternoon.
The sympathy of the com
munity goes to the bereaved
family.—Augusta Free Press
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Land for sale: 200 acres, i/2
mile of Hunter, 35 acres open,
balance timber, good roads and
water and new railroad being
constructed by land. Call or
write Home News Editor, Mc
Crory, Ark. adv.
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$25 and $30 for suits, $25, $30
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McCRORY, ARK.
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