INCREASE YOUR MILK
SUPPLY
A quart, or more, each milk
ing within ten days by feeding
PURINA
H. D. ANGUS, McCrory, Ark.
ROAD FETITION
We, the undersigned peti
tioners, request the County,
Court of Woodruff County,1
Arkansas, to close and vacate
the following two county
loads:
First road comemncing at
Bryant homestead about 200,
yards from NE corner NE, SE,1
v-7-2. Running east about 100
feet then south about three
eighths of a mile to the south
line of SE,SE, 7-7-2.
The second road starting at
the Miller homestead from a
point about 300 yards west of
SW corner of NW, NW, 32-7-2.
Running north to a point about
300 yards west of NE corner of
the NE, SE, 19-7-2.
These roads becoming use
less on account of the construc
tion of new gravel roads para
lel with the above roads.
Signed: W. H. Gray, N. J.
Kayes, M. D. Thompson, W.
V. Angelo, Oscar Wilson, H.
H. Holder, Dr. West, D. T.
Law, H. G. Crotzer, A. G.
Kerr. Adv.5-6-4t.
NO CHANGE IN HOME
NEWS MANAGEMENT
The trade made last week
whereby the editor was to have
leased The Home News to
Ray K.Crail has been cancelled
by mutual agreement of both
parties. Mr. Crail has accept
ed a position in The News
office.
Mrs. R. L. Fraser attended
the Federation of Clubs meet
ing at Cotton Plant, today,
Friday.
Miss Ora Lee Hunnicutt who
has been in Little Rock the
past four months taking a
business course at Draughan’s,
arrived home Tuesday.
Mr. W. W. Beede of Beede
ville returned home Monday
from Hot Springs where he
went with his wife for her
health. We are glad to note
she is improving.
Mr. Gus Warring of Hick
ory Ridge spent Thursday and
Friday here. !Te reports the
rice market at his town has
opened at 40 to 55 cents, but
few sales are being made at
these prices.
NOTICE
County and Road Warrants
Called In.
On this 5th. day of April,
1921, the same beir\g an ad
journed day of the County
Court of Woodruff County,
Arkansas, Northern District,
the court deeming it expedient
to call in the outstanding
warrants of said county.
It is therefore by the court
considered, ordered and ad
judged that all outstanding
warrants of said county of
every kind, nature and de
scription, namely county war
rants, commonly called county
script, road warrants and
other certificates of indebted
ness, issued by said Woodruff
Cunty Court both in the
Northern and Southern Dis
tricts of said county which
constitute a charge against
said county, be, and the same
are hereby called in for the
following named purposes, to
wit; that the exact financial
condition of the county may be
ascertained; that said war
rants may be examined as to
legality of issuance of same,
and to reject any and all
that may have been illegally
or wrongfully issued and that
said warrants may be can
celled and reissued. That
said warrants are hereby or
dered presented to this court
at the court at the court
house in Augusta, Arkansas,
on the first day of August,
1921. That all persons, firms,
institutions and corporations
who shall hold any warrants
of said county of any kind,
nature or description and
neglect or refuse to present
the same as required by this
order shall thereafter be for
ever debarred from deriving
anv benefits from said claims.
E. M. CARL-LEE,
County Judge.
I,* W. N. Wilkes, Sheriff
| within and for the county of
I Woodruff, State of Arkansas,
1 do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true
correct and complete copy of
the original order as furnished
me by the clerk of said Wood
ruff County Court.
Witness my hand as sugb
Sheriff, this 12th. day of
April, 1921. Adv.4-22-111
W. N. WILKES, ^heriff.
Mr. N. J. Hayes, a leading
merchant of Grays, purchased
a new Ford car of Riggs
Brothers Thursday.
! Jessie, age six years, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Taylor
broke his arm at school this
week. He was astride an
: other boy who was crawling
on his hands and knees and
Jessie fell off causing his
/left arm to be broken between
the elbow and wrist.
For Sale: 120 acres of
| land described as follows:
East half of the south-west
quarter and the south-west
quarter of Section 23, town
ship 8, Range 1, in Woodruff
county. L. C. KURTZ, Own
er, N. Jefferson Ave., Peoria,
i Illinois. Adv. 4-22-8tc.
FARIR DEALING
The Home News does not
hesitate to brand the slackers
who will refuse to pay the
small fee expected when at
tending a ball game given for
amusement and recreation
only. If there are no slack
ers the smaller children will be
admitted free to all games.
However, we are pleased
to learn that a very generous
crowd attended today’s game
and only about half dozen
would-be slackers climbed
over the fence to avoid paying
the small fee. Let’s come
clean and help the base ball
boys. They are not playing
for profit, but for your amuse
ment and if you care to see
the games and go to them,
come clean and pay your two
bits or stay away.
MISSIOARY SOCIETY
The Woman's Missionary
Society met Thursday after
noon April 28, with Mrs. E. T.
Wisner.
A very interesting program
was rendered.
Delicious cream and cake
was served by the hostess.
Our meeting next week will
be with Mrs. J. L. Bronte
which will be a business meet
ing. MRS. R. O. JEFFRIES,
Pub. Supt.
Mr. O. K. Porter is home
from El Dorado for a few
days.
Born : Saturday, April, 30,
1921, a 10 pound girl to Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest Greer.
Mr. Grover T. Earley is
moving his shoe shop from
Cotton Plant to McCrory.
Mrs. Ed Scales returned
yesterday, Thursday, from a
visit to friends and relatives
in Memphis.
Mrs. Jas. H. Porter and
children of Jonesboro arrived
Sunday and are guests of
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Genia Lewis and
daughter, Miss Ellen, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Mem
phis guests at the home of
Dr. John L. Jelks.
' “The Spirit of ’76," a play
by home talent, will be given
i at the school auditorium Tues
day evening, May 10, by the
S. I. A. Benefit of school.
Senator and Mrs. Ed Roddy
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shoup
of Augusta were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. FletcherLewis
today, Friday.
Mr. J. W. Mullens is back
* at his duties as manager of the,
Mullens Grocer Co. at Jelks
after a month’s vacation spent
in Hot Sp^ngs.
Mrs. Tommie Summers of
McClelland arrived here to-!
day. She will be the guest of
her mother until the flood
I caused by a break in the
White River levee recedes.
Services at the Methodist;
Church Sunday May, 8: Sun-j
day School, 9:45 a. m. Wor-|
ship, 11:00a.m. Junior Mis
, sionary Society, 2:00 p. m.
! Epworth League, Anniversary
program, 7:30 p. m. GUY
1 MURPHY, Pastor.
McCRORY DRUG CO.
Jeffries & Morris, Props.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter B.
Huff of Beedeville, were Mc
Crory visitors today, Friday.
Mr. Z. T. Lewellyn returned
home Tuesday from a visit to
his sister, Mrs. V. R. Dilliard
at Nettleton.
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