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N. J. HAYES, Agent, Grays, Ark.
Obituary
Sadness settled with a dark
cloud over the home of the fam
ily of Mrs. Arthur Elam
Wednesday of last week when
the most precious jewel of her
heart was plucked from the
family in the person of the hus
band and father, Mr. Arthur
Elam.
The deceased had been in poor
health for sometime but was
confined to his bed only a short
time when God said “Come up
higher.” It seems unreal that we
will see him no more. He was
a good Christian and leaves be
sides the wife, a brother, Mr.
Monroe Elam, a sister, Susie
Hammond of Hickory, Miss.,
and a host of friends to mourn
his death.
Mr. Elam was born Sept. 1,
1883 and was 35 years and three
days old at his death Sept., 5,
1917. He was married to Miss
Ola Caughman Sept. 22, 1901
and to, this union was born four
children, Dee, Paul, Clyde and
Ruth.
The remains were laid to rest
by tender hands and sad hearts
Thursday in the Pleasant Grove
Cemetery. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Jason
Moore. To all we extend a hand
of sympathy and hearts of love,
mingled with sorrow, and we
commend* you to the care of
Him who doeth all things well.
He has gone to live with Jesus,
And we are sure he is there.
We can but hope to meet him,
In that happy land so fair.
their tatting and crochet sale on
Friday and Saturday, Sept. 28
and 29 at Thompson-Hailey Co.
Have Dr. Westbrook who will
be here Sept. 20, do that dental
work for you. His work is re
liable and his prices reasonable.
A Friend.
Sunday Excursion
TO
Heber Springs
AND
. Armstrong Springs
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1917.
ROUND TRIP RATE $1. FROM KENSETT
Excursion train leaves Kensett at 11:20 a. m., ar
riving Heber Springs 12:48 noon. Returning leaves
Heber Springs 6:50 p. m. For further particulars
ask the local Ticket Agent.
C. E. VEATCH, Acting General Passenger Agent
M. & N. A. R. R., Harrison, Ark.
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Arkansas
Junior I eague
Following is the program for
the Junior League, which will be
rendered at 5 o'clock p. m., Sep
tember 16, 1917:
Subject—Our Board of Foreign
Missions.
Song—The Song of My Soul.
Song — Dwelling In Beulah
Land.
Scripture reading—Ephesians,
iv., 1-12. — Lvndelle Dilliard.
What Is Meant by a Board of
Foreign Missions?—Pauline Dil
liard.
How Many Persons In This
Board of Our Church?—Mable
Dunehew.
How Is the Board Chosen?—
Alta Neely.
Into How Many Parts Is the
Work Divided?—Amelia Hargis.
In How Many Foreign Fields
Do We Work?—Lou Alice Jerni
gan.
How Does the Board Get the
Money to Carry on the Work?—
Mary Lark.
Has Our Board Any Definite
Task to Perform?—Joe Candlish.
How Much Money and How
Many Missionaries Will It Take
for This Work?—Mary Jane
Dixon.
What Are We Now Doing?—
Sarah Neely.
Where Are Our Missionaries?
— Eloise Raymond.
What Are They Doing?—Lena
Cullum.
How Many People Do They
Serve?—Dora Harris.
Song—Love Lifted Me.
Benediction.
Warning Order
; In the Woodruff Chancery Court
for the Northern District, Sep
tember term, 1917.
Cecil M. Stillwell, Plaintiff,
Ducie Stillwell, Defendant.
The defendant, Ducie Stillwell,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint ■of the plaintiff,
Cecil M. Stillwell.
L. W. Winfree, Clerk.
Filed August 18, 1917. 8-24-4t
Mr. Walter Frence of Wynne
was a McCrory visitor the first
of the week.
i Miss Mabel Yarbrough of Au
! gusta was the guest of Miss
Margaret Hargis Sunday.
See Dr. Westbrook, dentist of
Little Rock about your teeth.
•He will be here Sept. 20, t
i eight days. Adv.
I Col. H. B. Gray was exhibit
ing a sweet potato this wee
that he raised which measur
20 inches in length.
GENERAL DIRECTORY
VS
COURTS.
northern DISTRICT
CIRCUIT COURT—Third M