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p-:p s vvb-UARY 7, 1919
p’«- Ho-- -e News’ Service Flaw
(Continued from first page)
lv. rrhe Irene rer’s books shall
be audited annually.
t of
and y: b licit / shall assist in
ova.' ' 1. / and develop] ->g
rfihon study and Bible stud-7
c a-cl shall send ienj.s cf
) is try news to the Young
t P's her- Worker and the lo
( 1 v ':ers. She shall re non
puarter-y on the first day of
-' n; ua s■;, A ;yri 1, Ju 1 y and Oc
tober to the conference sup
? i ' side t of study and pub
1: -fir.
!>e sunerioter.dent of social
sew me shall assist in carrying
ont micTi 1 Yes of social service
and t <*tivlty as ar e sent
0 b the council. She shall
V! x nrevte-ly on the first
n April July and
LOoteo’ 0 the conference
-inter.dent of social ser
vice.
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to she
childr
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ihu of .v-hat is to be
are laboring to
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bran; shorts, mixed feec
f eed oats, see Planters
-ere. Co. adv2-7-:
CLASS LEADERS
Following; is the list of class
loaders for the month ending
February 7, 1919. These i u
pil ; have made the highest
general average for their res
pective grades; scholarship,
deportment and punctuality
counting in the grade.
1st grade, Elvis Wood, 2nd
grade, Maggie Jolly, 3rd
I grade, Jeffie Mitchell, 4th
grade, Chas. Wood, 5th grade,
[Pauline Billiard., 6th grade,
Mamie Stokes, 7th grade Mary
| Jennies, 8th grade Esther Jon
es, 9th grade Thelma Larson,
j 10th grade Esther Arnof, 11th
! grade, Minnie Cariker.
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Cut i his Out—Worth Money |
'Don't miss this. Cut out
this slip, enclose with 5c to
Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield I
Ave., Chicago, 111., writing
your name and address clear
ly. You Will receive in re
turn a trial package contain-j
ing Foley'sHdney and Tar
; Compound, for coughs, colds
i a <1 croup, Foley Kidney!
| Pills for pain in sides and
j back; rheumatism, backache,)
kidney and bladder ailments;)
land Foley Cathartic Tablets.!
ia wholesome and thoroughly ;
! cleansing cathartic for-consti- j
! pation, biliousness, headache,
|and sluggish bowels. Red
Cross Drug Store. adv
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LIST OF JURORS
K Following is the list of the
1 o.Tfi •••; d art cl petit jurors for the
February term of court.
Grand Jurors
W\ -I. Hazard, Jont Haral
son, E. T. Wherry, R. T. Ilar
V'lle, Lee MilP:’, H. W. Jerni
gam A. C. Jett, H. L. Ball.- T.
L, Gardner, Holm Smith, Jim
Melton, I. J. Stacy, J. P. Gip
son, J. H. Snanp, I. B. Math
■ eny, W. E, Jelks.
j Alternates
! E, W. Butler, Paul Martin,
Georye Barber, T. S. Knight,
H. G. So vies.
PeVi Jurors
L. H. Piilirgslea, Emerson
Conner, Allen Taylor, R. A.
Dremery. Vernon Huff, Minor
Kittrell," John Bates, Luther
Wilson, Fred Shoup, Wade
Carton, Sam Miller, V; W.
S-eohenson, Barlow Hackett,
J. M. B- ooks, N. J. Hayes, A.
T. Spradlin, Claude Drennan,
Berry Holder, John Shue, Ar
thur Wilson, Marvin Chappell,
Henry Folder. Marcus Sparks,
G. W. Ash.
A Itemates
1 S. L. Stokes. C. M. Tyrone,
Lee Q’Brian, C. H. Stone, J. G.
Battle, John Poe, Bill Milan,
Ernest Nelson, H. P. Dale.
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foe money |
j by trading or selling |
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before you see Mr. g
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of McCrory.
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ENTERTAINMENT
On next Friday night,^Feb
ruary 21, 1919, there will be
a box supper and entertain
ment at the High School build
ing in this city. A program,
which follows, has been ar
ranged for the occasion and
everyone who is either willing
to bring a box or buy one, is
cordially invited to attend.
There is a movement on foot
to raise money for a new li
brary and other things very
essential for a good school and
| the young people have taken
the matter in ther own hands
■to provide these things. Your
| presence will be appreciated,
'and the money you spend will
i go for a good cause. The pro
! gram is as follows:
; Welcome address, Joe Rod
dy.
Duet., Esther Arnof and Ma
ble Berry.
| Song, “Star Spangled Ban
ner.”
Reading, Dora Harris.
Reading, Margaret Hargis.
Song, Ninth Grade.
Jokes, Cecil Fades.
Reading, Miss Ottie Huff.
Piano Solo. Esther. Arnof.
Duet, Katherine and. Pauline
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McCain.
Fiano solo, Dorris Kyle.
Reading, Miss Pauline Huff.
Piano Solo. A1 ria Candlisft.
Vocal solo, Miss Bessie R.
Cullum.
Song, “America.”
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Charlie Cook of Little Rock
came out Sunday and spent
the day here the guest of
friends.
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Fletcher Lewis, owner and
manager of the F. Lewis store
of this city, spent several clays
this week in St. Louis where he
went to buy his stock of spring
goods.
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Land for sale: 200 acres, !/2
mile of Hunter, 35 acres open,
balance timber, good roads and
water and new railroad being
constructed by land. Call or
write Home News Editor, Mc
Crory, Ark. adv.
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| Rev. T. A. O’Brian pastor of
I the First Baptist Church of
Wheatley, spent several days
the first of the wreek in this
city. The reverend gentleman
preached two very interesting
sermons at the Baptist Church
here Sunday.
EARLE L. KITTRELL
Graduate Veterinarian
(Deputy State Veterinarian)
Augusta, Arkansas
Office Phone 16 :: Home Phone 40