Newark
Journal
$1 Par Annum
Newark, Independence County, Arkansas, Thursday, May 23, 1918
Vo!. 18, No. 8
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
MEEiiNG MONDAY
Judges and Clerks appoi utd
To Hold Democratic Pri
mary Tuesday
Following is a list of the.
judges and clerks appointed to
hold tne Democratic Primary;
next Tuesday.
Ashley Township. —Judges,
Sherman Smith, .J. 1). Hodges,
Will Chinn. Alternates, J. A.
Stone, \V. A. Hollansworth, D.
V. Boyce. Clerks, Lewis Roach
George Reaves. Alternates,
Will Cavernar, John Gray.
Barren.—fudges, W. R. Al
bright, T. A. Laman, J. M. Tug
well. Alternates, Fd Frazier.
John Ashley, F. A. Stugg.
Clerks, C. 1). Perky, W. T.
Gray, Alternates, L. Lewis, J.
M. Frazier.
Black River.—Judges, Geor
ge Sisk, 1). E. Weaver, W, I.
Herrington. Alternates, W. M.
Padgett, R. E. Damron, W. I).
Coleman. Clerks, Arthur Cole
man, Sam Foote. Alternates.
Luther Melton, ('has. Coleman. j
Big Bottom. Judges, J. W.:
Sisk, W. R. Fausol, Toni Rat
ton. Alternates, Cab Selvidge, j
G. 0. Magness, F. M. Martin.
Clerks, Estes Kinman, Cliff Ed
wards. Alternates, Joe Horn, j
John Saylors.
Christian—Judges, Ed Hank j
ins, Jas. Davidson, Rufe Mas
sey. Alternates, B. F.Trotter,
R. D. Nash, R. D. Pridmore.
Clerks, Bob Massey, J. D. j
Ford. Alternates, Jim Hill, J.1
M. Stephens.
Craig.—Judges, Neil Ruth-1
erford, II. E. Sturart, Geo. j
Ward. Alternates, Jno. D.;
Martin. 11. II. Morgan, Jno.
Ward. Clerks, C. W. Heflin,
Luther Priekett. Alternates, M.
A. Black, J. L. Brewer.
Cushman.—Judges, G. W.
Kimmer, C. II. Gunther, I). F.
Hobson. Alternates, E. L. Gril
iin, W. F. Gray, K. F. Lustei.
Clerks, Howard Gunther, ('. ('.
Jennings. Alternates, R. L. <
Neeley, Paul Dobson.
Dota.—Judges, F. L. Jtrr.i
Dota Township. EE7E7FH
in, Marvin Fallis, Owen Wal
den. Alternates, A. B. Weaver
M. B. Anderson, Sam Moore.
Clerks, A Hie Baker, Ben Hale\.j
Alternates, Ernest Fane, G. W.j
Jernigau.
Fairview.—Judges, It.
Hart, Geo. Wilson. O. O.
Wright. Alternates, 11. W.
Johnson, Earl Hook, J. 'I' j
James. Clerks, Neill Wright,
Ernest Hook. Alternates, Ed
Johnson, Frank McCaudy.
Gainsboro.—Judges, J. It.
Sesabaugh, Allen Keith, W. W.j
McClendon. Alterntaes. W. F.
button, Fee Hodges, Geo. Har
ris. Clerks, Butler Fallis, Dave
Hazelrigg, Alternates, Ernest
Morris, Mack McClendon.
Greenbriar < Desha) Jmlges
Adlia Searcy, Bob Dickson,
steadman McClendon. APcr
nates, Fred Hotchkiss, Watt
Searcy A1 Egner. Clerks, Jim
Mills, Oscar Bell. Alternates
Neill Woodard. Willie Bell.
Greenbriar (Jamestown > —
Judges, Oscar Presley, W. B.
1’ate, Dr. Hayden. Alternates,
I. 1). Porter, Andy Pate, Abb
Stewart. Clerks, Addie Lovell.
I no. McCullouch. Alternates.
Will Barnes, ('. F. Snap]).
Greenbriar (Locust Grove)
— Judges, O. T. Edmondson.
Lonnie Brooks. J. C. Massey.
Alternates, Ed Alexander, W.
C. Brooks, Jno. Elms. Clerks,
Leo Edmondson, Finis Bright
well. Alternates, Herman Al-j
len, Earl Massey.
Hill.—Judges, J. M. Pen
nington. E. A. Tarpley, W. A.
Davidson. Alternates. Cleve
smith, Joe Webb, Bob Nelson.
Clerks, Jesse Davidson,Joe Pol
lard. Alternates. Jim Shaw,
Dolph Burrow.
Jefferson.—Judges, W. M.
Do
The
wiih Monqy
his family
wilh money
in the Bank.
Doesn’t it make you “sweat blood” to think
what would become of those you love, and who
are dependent on you, should you die penniless?
That does not happen to the man with
money. He has done his duty. He saves his
money and puts it in the Bank where it is safe
from fire, burglars or his own extravagance.
Put YOUR money in OUR bank.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
NEWARK, ARKANSAS
Milligan J. P. Montgamery
Frank Danner. Alternates, .1
B. Thompson, W. E. Totty, J
B. Southard. Clerks, Chas
Montgomery, All' Pool. Alter
nates, Lonnie Shoemaker Mar
vin Tugwell.
Liherty—Judges, C.V.Browi
W. A. Kellley, J. B. Mason
Alternates, W. 1). Pearson, B
(’. Sharp, J C Johnson. Clerks
W. C. Deloch, O. PL Pearson
Alternates, B. F. Altom, J. F
11 arm on.
Logan Judges, T. G. Bar
her, 11. C. Brittain, Bob Mag
ness. Alternates, Theo. Jim
erson, Will Bradley, Logai
Fetzer. Clerks, Luther Fetzer
Geo. Hawkins. Alternates.Wm
Boultinghouse, Adin Marshal.
Magness.—Judges. B. A
Smith. B. B. Owens, Ed Fry
Alternates, J. E. Campbell, W
L. C. Moore, J. E. Smith. Clerk;
Lee Walker, B. G. Sheeley. Al
terantes, H. T. James, W. II
Jennings.
011 1 rough.—Judges, Johr
A. Davidson, '1'. J. Pollard, A
B. Pelley. Alternates, A
Brown low, J. C. Clayton, O. K
Cook. Clerks, J. L. Deshon
\V. A. Mayhue. Alternates,W
.J. Caldwell, S. L. Brownlow.
Relief.—Judges, J. F. High
tower. A. G. Martin, Geo. Scog
gins. Alternates, Phillip Man
uel, Riley Donoho, D. W. Job
Clerns, G. A. Parks, G. U. Bur
nett. Alternates, Ernest Job.
Rosie.—Judges, B. II. Dodd
J. L. Kramer, J. PA Wyatt. A1
ternates, W. A. Robinson, M
A. House, J. W. Taylor. Clerks
Oscar Wyatt, J. M. Wheeler
Alternates, J. B. Franklin, J
M. St. John.
Ruddell (FJrst Ward) —
Judges, Blake Evans, Bernard
Hinkle, W. B. Fryer. Alter
nates, Homer Edwards, Chas
Mosby, E. C. Parsons. Clerks
Ramsey Weaver, Potts Baker,
Alternates, Ed Young, Kirb;»
Smith.
Ruddell (Second Ward) —
Judges, J. PA McCormack, D
R. Shaver, A. K. Goodnight
Alternates, W. A. Mitehel, C
•\. rernii, j. A. Kennard
Clerks, G. O. Duffey, W. D
Murphy. Alternates, Chas
McClure, Lloyd States.
cd'll (Third Ward) —
.Judges, W. I). 1 leadstream, .1
F. Martin, Thus. Brooks. A1
mates, W. II. Walkup. Adlet
Kuddell, Roy Hudson. Clerks
W. ('. Monday. \V. R. Shelp
mm. Mternates, Herman Ev
ans.
I’nion. Judges, .LB. Barne
W. .1. Winkle, Tom Wolford
Alternates, A. H. Dobson, ,J. B
Lines. W. .1. Moser. Clerks
< ’ ill ert Gunther, Walter Kim
brough. Alternates, Millari
Mi Tigue, .1 no. Cole.
W ashington.—Judges, C. M
Braeey, (). M. Massey, Bud
Graig. Alternates, Jno. M
Wright. R. T. Blevins, G. F
Luster. Clerks, W. L. Calaway
Clarence Shaw. Alternates
Billie Ilickerson, Finas Hall.
White River.—Judges, Chas
Wright, J. J. Caldwell, Jno
Moore. Alternates, F. M
Barnes, Pleas Wright, E. tJ
Hodges. Clerks, P. T. Cnaney
mi Owens. Alternates, 1). 1
Moore, S. E. Wells.
W y c o u g h.—J u d ge s, A s a Gib
son, Jno. Marshal, Jas. Ship
man. Alternates, Claude Reav
es, Ad Brightwell, Chas. Zuber
Clerks, Thos. Gibson, Wm
Troy Alternates, Hermar
King, Robt. McDoniel.
Salado.—Judges, W. S. Ha
jzelrigg, Dick Wycough, C. C
: Taylor. Alternates, J. M. Tay
lor, D. M. Wheeler, T. N. Huff.
Clerks, A. L. Kaneaster, Ray
mond Taylor. Alternates, C.
R. Wycough, Barnett Uhles.
Four big reels at the Sky
dome Saturday night.
The funnies picture on earth
—Lonesum Luke Sat. night.
Judge J. 11. Jimerson of
Sulphur Rock was in town
Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Snell
and little daughter, Montine,
are spending the week at Cali
co Rock.
Cllt’n f A con
anpnn/1 n n m_
her ots the seven pearls also
lonesome luke Saturday night
at the Snydome.
V. L. Pascoe, Jr. who has a
position in Little Rock came
up Wednesday to spend a few
days with home-folks.
Mrs. T. T. McFall arrived
Wednesday from Alexandria,
La., to spend a few days visit
ing her parents, Dr. and Mrs.
j V. L. Pascoe.
Miss Tommie Simpson who
had charge of the Music De
partment of the High School
the past year left Saturday
night for her home at Ham
burg.
Lost—Lavallier, Set with
tiny diamond. Lost between
; school building and Mrs. Etta
McDoniels. Finder return to
Pauline Dearing and receive
reward.
Misses Velma Pascoe and Eu
nice Fausel w’ho are attending
business college in Soringfield
Mo., arrived home Saturday to
spend a few days visiting rel
atives.
W. E. Christian, who t*on
;ducts a confectionery at Tuck
erman, recently discovered
glass in a box of chocolate can
dy. The glass was ground al
most to a powder and mixed
throughout the entire box. Tht
candy was turned over to tin
authorities for an investigation
Stacy (). Crow of ElPaso
Tex., is spending a few day:
visiting his father, R. M. Crow
of the Magness neighorhood
Stacy has been in the railway
service in the West for a num
ber of years and now has <
* splendid position with the Sou
them Pacific with headquar
• ters at ElPaso.
FORD-FOSTER
Ponce Ford of Cave City anc
Miss Lena Foster of this plact
were united in marriage last
Tuesday evening at this place
The groom has recently beer
in the Marine Corps of the U
S. Navy. The bride is the pop
ular young daughter of C. C
Foster of this place. The cer
emony was performed by Rev
E. A. Horn.
SCHOOL ELETCION QUIET
In the annual school electior
Saturday J. B. Ketehem and H
E. Hawthorne were elected di
rectors. A twelve mill tax was
■ voted.
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CORD NEWS ITEMS
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Cord, May 21.—Rev. Pad
gett preached at the M. E.
Church Saturday night ant1
Sunday.
\\ ash V\ ilson oi‘ Sulphur
Hoc k spent Saturday night
with !. C. Nuckolls and family.
Dr. and Mrs. McAdams mo
jtored to Ratesville one day last
week.
i Grandma Nuckolls spent
! Saturday night with Mrs. ,J. C .
Crigler.
I Mrs. J. E. Hobbs and son,
Roy, returned home Tuesday of
last week from Webber Falls,
j Oklahoma where they have
been visiting their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Pluma North
cutt and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fallis
of Charlotte were in town on
Tuesday of last meek.
Mrs. T. N. Blair visited Mrs.
Mollie Martin one day last
week.
Fred Durfee of Saffell was
in town last week looking af
ter busines interests.
T. J. Raney of Newark, can
didate for State Senator, was in
town last weew.
Misses Sal lie and Lorine
Best of Dota were shopping in
town Saturday.
Miss Grace Blair spent Sat
urday night with Miss Vera
Reeves.
Mrs. J. C. Greer visited Mrs.
C. C. Hall Sunday.
I. C. Nuckools and son,
Earle, made a business trip to
Newark Tuesday.
L rban Brittain and P’loyd
Jernigan of Charlotte were cal
lers in town Sunday.
Roy Blair of Charlotte was
in town Saturday.
Mrs. J. W. Crigler who has
been siik for several months is
improving.
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PAROQUET ITEMS
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Paroquet, May 22.—Mrs. ('.
C. Whisnant spent Saturda;,
evening at Newark shopping.
We are still having lots of
rain through this section.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson of
Newark spent Sunday here vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Johy Way
man and family.
Mrs. Mollie Altom spent
Saturday night in Newport.
Miss Noulia Caldwell of
Newark spent Saturday night
and Sunday here visiting
friends.
Miss Winnie Pipkins and
Miss Ida Lee Stubblefield spent
Sunday at Magness visiting rel
atives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Way
man spent Saturday and Sun
day at Newark visiting relativ
es.
Prof. T. I). Lindsey spent
Saturday evening at Newark.
Ralph Franks made a busi
ness trip to Newark Satrhday.
Lee Long made a business
trip to Newark Saturday.
Cuss Yaney spent from Fri
day till Sunday in Wycough
township visitingr elatives.
Earl Williams spent Satur
day at Newark visiting s'ela
tives.
Ed Gregory made a business
trip to Newark Saturday.
Ed Dry made a business tri’>
to Newark Saturday.
Mrs. J. O. Phillips returned
to her home in Little Rock Sun
day.
Mrs. Jennie Owens and son,
Poe, returned home Monday
from Little Roc.k
KNIGHT-BROOKS
S. C. Knight a leading at
torney of this place and Miss
Myrtle Brooks of Magness
were married last Sunday, the
ceremony being performed by
Squire Thos. Jones.
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