1 H E H O M E N E W S
EDITED IN THE INTEREST OF McCRORY AND WOODRUFF COUNTY
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McCRORY, ARKANSAS, FRIDAY,, NOV. 12, 1920
NUMBER 17
_OFFICIAL RETURNS OF THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD TUESDAY, NOV. 2, 1920.
For Presidential Electors—
Democrats .
Republicans .
Socialists .
For U. S. Senator—
T. H. Caraway, .Dem.
Chas. F. Cole, .Rep.
For Associate Justice Sup. Ct.
Frank G. Smith, ....Dem.
J. O. Livesay, .Rep.
For Governor-—
Thomas C. McRae,..Dem.
Wallace Townsend, Rep.
Sam Busier, ....Soc.
J. H. Blount, (negro) Ind
For Secretary of State—
Ira Hopper, .Dem.
N. B. Burrow, .Rep.
For Attorney General—
J. S. Utley, .Dem.
S. S. Langley, ..Rep.
For Com. State Lands, Etc.—
Herbert R. Wilson, Dem.
E. Ritter, .Rep.
For Congressman—
W. J. Driver, .Dem.
H. M. Mays, .Rep.
For Representative—
E. W. Chaney .Dem.
C.H.Jones, (negro) ..(?)
For Co. and Probate Judge—
E. M. Carl-Lee .Dem.
M. H. Patterson' .(?)
Amendment No. 13—
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Amendment No. 14—
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Against .
Amendment No .15—
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Road Tax—
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McCRORY CELEBRATES
The Armistice Day demon
oration, planned and directed
by the Prince-Rhodes Post of
■}Q American Legion, of this
(ity, was carried out in full on
yesterday, Nov. 11,, just two
years from the day the guns
eeased firing along the 200
miles of battle front in France.
The shooting of dynamite,
£uns and fire works reminded
the populace of the good news
which was flashed over the
wires in 1918.
Ex-Soldiers and sailors who
served in the world war had
complete charge of the town
and it was our pleasure as
their mayor to see them back
home again enjoying the just
Peace which they helped to
bring about. It was indeed a
^reat pleasure to all to see
‘our boys” again “celebrat
ling,” and especially in the
gentlemanly manner in which
they carried out the day’s pro-j
gram, a feature of which was
a free dinner to all ex-soldiers.
CRUSADE NOW ON
The Woodruff County
Health Association through
its executive secretary, Mrs.
Mary Dilliard, has put the
Crusade into eleven schools in
the county; all that are now
open. There have been 1139
children enrolled in this Cru
sade for better health. The
health Crusade will be put in
every school, both white and
colored as they open.
The federated Clubs and
S. I. A’s, as desired by the
Association, are putting on a
Sanitary Survey of schools in
I the county.
MARY M. ROSE
Died: Mrs. Mary M. Rose,
age 88 years, one month and
five days, died Sunday, Nbv. 7, j
1920, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. S. M. Elliott, in
this city. She leaves one
daughter, a son-in-law, Mr. S.
M. Elliott, and a host of
friends to mourn her loss.
The remains were shipped to
Stuttgart and laid to rest in
the cemetery there, Mr. Elliott
and Mrs. Jack Dixon accom
panying the remains.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our kind
friends and neighbors who
assisted us in the sickness and
death of our dear mother.
MR. and MRS. S. M. ELLIOTT.
REVIVAL CLOSES
The Greer-Glover revival at
the Methodist church closed
Tuesday night. Several were
converted to Christ and others
were also added to the mem
bership of the church. Rev.
Guy Murphy, the local pastor,
assisted in the meeting.
Mr. H. T. Pulley of Sey
more, Texas, spent this week
here the guest of his brother,
J. G. Pulley. He will also
visit relatives at Wynne before
returning home.
We are glad to note that
Mrs. Lula Shue will soon have
recovered sufficiently from an
operation to return home from
a hospital in Little Rock where
she has been dangerously ill
for several weeks past.
AUGUSTA CITY
AUGUSTA COUNTRY
BARNES
COTTON PLANT CITY
COTTON PLANT COUNTRY
CHAPPELL GROVE
DeVIEW
FREEMAN
GREGORY POINT
JELKS
McClelland
McCRORY CITY
McCRORY COUNTRY
MORTON
PENROSE
PUMPKIN BEND
REVEL
WHITE RIVER
WIVILLE
BULLVILLE
HILLEMANN
HOWELL
HUNTER
RIVERSIDE
TIP
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