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,;‘wust 2G, 1915, at the post
"i; at McCrory, Ark., under
ie Act of March 3, 1879.
announcements
The Home News is author
ized to announce the following
trentlemen as candidates for
the office under which their
names appear, subject to the
action of the Democratic party
For Congress:
E. E. ALEXANDER
W. J. DRIVER
H. B. THORN
For Sheriff.
W. N. WILKES.
WALTER JIMERSON
R. H. “BOB” SMITH, Jr.
For County Clerk:
ROY MITCHELL.
Foi County Judge:
E. M. CARL-LEE
Prominent Sunday School Man
Leaves Arkansas.
Mr. Frank L. James, who
has served as the General
Secretary of the Arkansas Sun
day School Association for the
last four years, severed these
relations May 31, and leaves
in a few days to become Pastor
of the Maplewood Christian
Church, St. Louis.
Mr. James has devoted him
self unreserdedly to the task
of increasing the efficiency of
Sunday School workers of all
Protestant denominations in
1he State, and hia resignation
I I
DR. C. P. HARRIS
DENTIST
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McCRORY, ark.
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Office Hours: 8-5
SUNSHINE BILLIARD
PARLOR
Chl!j,’ Hambergers, Cigars
Tobacco and Candy
A Place for Gentlemen'* ..
! RaNEY & CAPSHAW
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was accepted with regret by
his executive committee, of
which Mr. A. Trieschmann of
Crossett is the chairman.
The Executive Committee
has called to take his place as
General Secretary, Mr. H. C.
Cridland of Dayton, Ohio.
Mr. Cridland has served the
the Montgomery County
(Ohio) Sunday School Associa
tion with Dayton as head
quarters, for six years. From
here he went to Minneapolis,
Minnesota, where he served
the Etennipen County Associa
tion in the same capacity.
Last, summer he left Minne
apolis, and returned to Day
ton to serve his denomination
as office manager in preparing
for the financial drive con
ducted a few weeks ago, in
co-operation with the Inter
j Church World Movement.
The new General Secretary
arrived in Little Rock a week
| ago, and has been spending
his time in conference with Mr.
Tames relative to the con
dition and activities of the
State Association. His active
service as General Secretary
ior the state begins June 1, and
he is hoping to meet many of
the Sunday School workers of
the State in his attendance up
on the forty County Sunday
School Conventions which will
be held during the summer
months.
SURVEY TO BE MADE
Little Rock, June, 1—The
Arkansas Federation of Wom
en’s Clubs and the Arkansas
Public Health Association
have just perfected arrange
ments for a sanitary survey
of the schools of the state.
1 he survey is authorized by
the State Departments of
Health and Education and will
be under the chairmaship of
Mrs. C. W. Garrison of the Fed
erated Clubs. The Public
Health Association is getting
out a very complete guestion
naire which will be sent to the
district club charimen of
health in a few days, and in
order to expedite matters, they
are requested to make* report
directly to the Arkansas Pub
lic Health Association.. It is
planned to nnisn tne survey uy
the first of November.
This work has been taken
up because workers in the
health and educational fields
have realized for a long time
that unsanitary school con
ditions are affecting the
health of the children. Field
workers report that in manj
places toilet facilities were
neither adequate nor proper
Buildings are overcrowdec
and poorly lighted and venti
lated. In some the childrer
are facing the light, and ir
others the water supply is re
ported not adequate.. Fre
quent reports of this characte:
have led to this study of con
ditions on an extended scale
Mrs. R. H. McDonald anc
children, Christine and Rober
Jr., of Weldon; arrived Satur
day and will be guests of th<
former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs
J. W. Wilder for severa
weeks.
Fi
CONTi
Aug.20. Paid Script,
Aug.23. No. 566 W. \s
1 Aug.23. No. 585, H. D.
Sep. 1. No. 581, A rkr
Sep. 1. No.592, J. G.
Sep.ll. No.589, W. "W.
Sep.15. No.593, M. K
Sep. 15. No. 588, W. .
Sep.15. No. 588, W. •
Sep. 15. No.594, J. C
Oct. 2. No.597. W.
Sep.27. No.595, W. bi.
Sep.27. No.596, W. B. F.
Sep.29. No.598, E.. T.. Wherry &
Oct. 6. No. 601, Gid Capshaw, part
Oct. 17. No. 600, Gid Capshaw, part
Nov. 13. No. 268, Ed Harris, side walk
Nov.13. NNo.604, Gid Capshaw, mar>
Nov. 15. No.605, G W. Barber, for bid'
Nov. 17. No.606. M. K. Wherry, part sa
Dec. 8. No.701, Boyd Angus, trip after
Dec. 8. No. 702, Bob Brandon, moving deau
!Dec.l3. No.608, Gid Capshaw, marshal’s salia*
Dec. 13. No. 609, W, B. Fakes, part mayor’s salaij,
Total funds disbursed,
1919 FUNDS RECEIVED—STREET FUND /
Oct. 6. By Street & Road Funds from Sheriff Spradlin, $
1919 FUNDS PAID OUT—STREET FUND
Nov. 10. No. 602, T. N. Taylor, Street Work, .$17.45
Nov. 10. No. 603, E. H. Wilson, Feed for Team, . 7.60
Nov. 22, No. 607, Ross Jeffries, Hauling Cinders, . 3.00
28.05
1920
Jan. 1. Bal. on Hand, Street & Road Funds, .$343.15
WARRANTS OUTSTANDING AND UNPAID
No. 309, S. M. Elliott, ..,.$ 8.32
No. 320, Harry Raymond, .*. 1.50
No. 362, 5, 8, 9, T. E. Dye, & 373, ...Z;.v. 5.00
No. 376, Mrs. S. A. Pettit, . 330.00
No. 337, R. E. Brandon, . 5.00
No. 408, W. J. Pohnka, . 6.00
No.149, J. S. Kelly, . .- 2.00
No. 177, W. N. Hogelin, . 1.50
No. 181, T. E. Dye, .. 28.35
No. 259, W. N. Hogelin, .. 1.50
No. 506, John Lewis, .. 2.50
No. 555, J. H. Crossett, . 1.00
No. 573, W. W. Raney, & 574, 577, $2.00 each, . 6.00
No. 591, J. G. Pulley, .. 25.00
No. 599, Thompson-Hailey Co., .. 1.85
Total outstanding script .......$425.52
The above is a true and correct report of the finan
cial condition of fhe Town of McCrory, Arkansas, to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
Signed: M. K. WHERRY, Recorder.
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