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MOVIE MEN MEET
That all motion picture
operators in the state should
be welded into a single organ
ization to promote the best in
terests of the moving picture
industry and at the same time
to serve the public to the full
est extent is the object of the
newly created association,
“The Moving Picture Theatre
Owners of Arkansas,” which
completed its organization at
a meeting yesterday at the
Hotel Marion.
Through this organization,
all theatre owners will be
able to join in any benefits
which may accrue to indi
vidual members and will re
ceive in turn the advantages
which come from a strong
business alliance. The present
membership includes 100 of
the 150 moving picture thearte
owners in the state, among
whom are three women and a
minister. The officers of the
organization are C. A. Lick of
Fort Smith president; E. C.
Robertson of Fayetteville, vice
president and O. C. Hauber,
Pine Bluff, secretary-treasurer.
The following members of
the executive committee were
appointed; W. L. Landers,
Batesville; W. L. Mack, Jones
boro; D. E. Fitten, Harrison;
E. H. Butler, Russellville;
Walter W. Raney, McCrory;
V. G. Haydel, Helena; Sidney
Nlutt Hot Springs; J. A. Col
jlins, Hope and Hoyt Kirk
patrick, Fort Smith.
| A legislative committee, to
safeguard the interests of the
owners in matters pertaining
to state laws, was appointed
as follows: W. W. Raney,
McCrory, chairman; Sidney
Nutt, Hot Springs and Jimmie
Boyd, Batesville.
Following an address by E.
T. Peter of Dallas, Texas.,
treasurer of the Motion Pic
ture Owners of America, it
was voted to affiliate with the
national organization.
The next meeting of the
association will be held in
I Little Rock in April.—Arkan
sas Gazette, Nov. 23.
Deputy Sheriff J. L. Bronte
found a 50 gallon molasses
barrel full of mash Wednes
day one-half mile north of
Old Field Lake.
XMAS BAZAAR
The ladies of the S. I- A.
will hold a Christmas Bazaar
at the Planters Merc. Co., be
ginning Monday, Dec. 13, *or
the benefit of the school.
Every lady interested in me
school is asked to contribute
some article and leave sam
at the above store.. Chocolate
and cake will be served
all hours during the bazaai.
DR. R. L. FRASER
General Practicioner
Will answer calls day or
night. Phones: Office N
Residence No. 32.