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Hilleman-White Hall News.
Mr. George Lane and wife were
Hunter visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Clem Holmes spent the
week-end with friends in DeView.
Milburn Holmes and Homer
Holder spent Saturday night with
Scott Taylor.
Mr. Carl Chappell’s family were
the guests of Mr. Ed Woods and
family Sunday.
Some of the “bunch” met at
Hope’s Sunday afternoon and
went kodaking.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Chappell
spent Sunday afternoon at Mr.
Wash Fowler’s.
Mr. Herman Taylor returned
Sunday from a 10 days’ visit to
his sister, Mrs. R. H. Mauldin at
Stuttgart.
Messrs John Taylor, John Du
pree, Owen Lewis and Andrew
Fowler were McCrory visitors j
Saturday.
Messrs Stanley Woods and Les
lie Fowler were pleasant callers
at the home of Mr. John Taylor
Saturday night.
Little Miss Ruth James and
two brothers, McKinley and
Vance spent Sunday with their
grandmother, Mrs. Taylor.
Some of the young people met
at White Hall school house Fri
day night to organize a literary
society and the following officers
were elected: Milburn Holmes,
president: Charlie Knight, vice
president; Miss Jewell Holmes,
secretary; Miss Emily Fowler, j
treasurer and Miss Bertha
Holmes, critic. Let every bodyj
attend and make it a success.
The singing at Mr. John De
witt’s was enjoyed very much, a
large crowd attending. Mr. De
witt has lately bought a new or
gan for his daughters, Allie and
Ola.
Let every body meet at White
Hall school house on Easter Sun
day and organize Sunday school
and have a big egg hunt and
singing.
Mr. Homer Lee of El Paso ar
rived Saturday morning to accom
pany his wife home, her school
at White Hall having closed l&st
Friday. ■—r
Died: Mr. Huce Dewitt on the
18th day of March, 1917. He
leaves a wife, several children
and other relatives and friends
to mourn his loss. Interment in
White Hall Cemetery.
Big bone registered Poland
China male for service. L. J.
Dilliard. 2-31 Adv
Mr. Roscoe Hartin of Jones
boro was the guest of McCrory
friends Sunday.
For Sale: Thoroughbred Rhode
Island Red Eggs. $1.50 per set
ting. Mrs. W. G. Dilliard, Mc
Crory, Ark. tf Adv
Fire of an unknown origin de
stroyed Dr. Morris’ large barn at
his home in DeView last, Thurs
day, night about eleven o’clock.
Other losses were two fine mares,
three colts, two cows, about 125
bushels of corn, several tons of
hay, a cultivator and other im
plements. The loss is estimated
at about $3,000.00 with no insur
ance.
Official BaSoP
Incorporated Town of
McCRORY, ARKANSAS
Annual Election, April 3, 1917
For Mayor—
(Vote for One)
Walter W. Raney
L. W. Sturdivant
For Recorder—
(Vote for One)
W. N. Dunehew
H. C. Shearer
For Aldermen—
(Vote for Five)
G. G. McCrory
L. J. Dilliard
C. E. Riggrs
R. A. Drewery
T. E. Dye
Official Ballot
Incorporated Town of
COTTON PLANT, ARK.
Annual Election, April 3, 1917.
For Mayor—
(Vote for One)
Ed Trice
For Recorder—
(Vote for One)
W. G. Jones
For Aldermen—
(Vote for Five)
W. G. Fry
Walter Reeves
Will Hill
J. R. Boon
W. A. Arthurs
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So Many Charming Hats
Await your arrival at this store that it will
take you quite some time to decide what
you want—so our suggestion to you is to
come in early.
The women of this town know how thor
oughly dependable is this store, and how
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why we urge you again to come early and
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are our many pretty
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MISS RUTH POWELL,
FARMERS’ & MERCHANTS’ BANK BUILDING
McCrory, Arkansas.