Chappell Grove News.
Mr. J. R. Crossett is on the
sick list.
The singing school began Mon
day with about 30 names enrolled.
Prof. H. T. Manley’s singing
class will go to Revels Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis visit
ed their son, Gaston, Sunday.
Our people are feeling fine
since the good rain Monday
night.
Miss Ida Carter and Mrs. S. J.
Smith visited Mrs. Chappell
Saturday.
Mr. C. M. Elam and family
were enjoying the pleasures of
their Ford car Sunday.
Messrs Arthur Elam and Ned
McMurtry visited the singing
school Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. J. H. Swanson, one of
our progressive farmers is hav
ing some repair work done on
his home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leisinger
spent Sunday with J. H. Swan
son and family, enjoying a ride
in the latter’s Ford that after
noon.
Charlie Cook. Jr., of McCrory,
had a crowd of young men out
car riding with him Tuesday.
We think he was looking for bet
ter company (?).
Mr. Henry Hollis of Gregory
and Miss Ida Carter of Conway,
who is teaching the Chappell
Grove School, were out motor
ing Sunday afternoon.
Sand Hill News.
Mr. Art Ford is a regular at
tendant at Beard’s School now.
Everyone seemed to enjoy the
fish-fry Saturday-in their imagi
nation.
The grader is proving a very
useful article, it breaks the “mo
notony.”
Mr. Forest Bullard is back in
our midst from a month’s visit
in tVwa Viillc
Miss Willie Spradlin visited
Misses Jewel Raymond and Lois
Thomas Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Bertha Holmes visited
her aunt, Mrs. Holder, north of
McCrory Saturday and Sunday.
Horseback riding is getting
quite popular. Several parties
were out enjoying the sport Sat
urday.
All of the “Old Maids” are
attending the singing class ex
cept Ethel and Xanthye. They
are true to name this week.
While the young men of the
“Jolly Bunch” are on their va
cation Louis and Harry are
about to take their places. Pity
to let the juniors beat their time
so.
Cheatum Lake News.
Mrs. Gaston Davis has been
ill this week.
The singing school is proving
quite interesting.
Miss Carter visited in Gregory
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Joe Chappell went across
the Bayou Sunday. (?)
Ask Lee where he got the can
of talcum he was displaying Sun
day.
Misses Nora and Delia are es
pecially interested in “alto” it
fippms
Messrs and Mesdames W. A.
White and Ed Collier have just
returned from a camping trip.
We wish to say to the Chap
pell Grove reporter that we are
no information bureau, but since
it seems he has no dictionary,
not even a little soda packer’s
edition, we will give him the
definition to the word he referred
to in last week’s paper. “Kink:”
“A twist or knot in a cord or
rope. Kinking: To twist spon
taneously.” You hayseed, did
you never see a kink in a bailing
wire? In this instance, however,
it means that the printer’s “dev
il” played his part well by us
ing an “n” instead of a “c.”
Hilleman-White Hall News.
Mrs. Edw. Chijters has as her
guest her mother from White
County.
Mr. Joe Chappell of Chappell
Grove was the guest of his uncle
Mr. Carl Chappell, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Barron
are spending a few weeks in
Grays the guests of her parents.
Mr. R. H. Mauldin gave an ice
cream supper Saturday evening.
Everybody reports a nice time.
Miss Daisy Hay entertained
her friends with an old fashioned
play party on the evening of the
29th.
Mr. George Guthrie is giving
the new addition to the White
Hall school building a coat of
paint.
Mrs. Vina Barnett of Tip has
been spending a few days with
the family of her son, Mr. Will
Barnett.
Mr. J. W. York and family of
Sand Hill were the guests of
Mrs. Carl Chappell Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr. Geo. Hillemann of Alta
mont, 111., founder of the pro
gressive little town which bears
his name, is here this week
looking after his land interests.
Mrs. E. C. Caudle and Miss
Bertha Holmes of Beards visited
their mother, Mrs. Clementine
Holmes, Tuesday evening mak
ing the trip with Mr. Pete Bar
ber in his new Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Angelo of
Cotton Plant are guests of Mc
Crory friends and relatives.
R. A. Cartwright of Hot
Springs is the gnest of his
cousin, B. F. Jones of Riverside.
We are making a special price
of 50c per bushel for feed oats.
See us now. Fakes Mercantile
Co. Adv.
Egbert Dupree who plays the
“Devil” at The Home News
office is enjoying a week’s va
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jeffries
returned yesterday, Thursday,
from a ten days stay in Hot
Springs.
Mrs. T. M. Cole and daughter,
Miss Georgie, left Thursday for
a six weeks visit in Eureka
Springs.
For first-class service send
your laundry to FRANK’S. The
best in the state. EGBERT
DUPREE, Agent. Adv.
Mrs. J. R. Piercey and daugh
ters, Misses Mary and Ruth, left
Monday for a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Elgin, at Prescott.
Mrs. T. C. Hartin and children
Gladys and Janie, arrived Thurs
day to snend a counle of months
the guests of Mrs. J. F. Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Lewis and
son, Fletcher, made a trip to
Harrisburg Sunday in their
Willys Knight car returning
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Dilliard
returned Tuesday from Cross
County where they spent a
week with old time friends and
relatives.
Dr. Will Jelks and charming
daughter, Miss Bussie, of Jones
boro, were pleasant guests at
the home of his brother, Dr. L.
A. Jelks, last week.
After a pleasant visit to Mrs.
W. G. Dilliard Mrs. W. F.
Knowlton and little daughter,
Lucile, left Saturday for their
home in Little Rock.
Mesdames C. L. Dew of Little
Rock and G. F. Oaks of Hot
Springs are guests of their for
mer Galloway school mate, Miss
Bessie Jones of Riverside.
Notice of Confirmation
of Title
In
E. C. Kramer, Ex-parte.
Notice is hereby given, that on
this, the 19th day of July, ig16
there has been filed in the Wood’
ruff Chancery Court for the
Northern District of Woodruff
County, a petition, by E. C
Kramer, praying that his title to
the following lands be quieted
and confirmed in him, to-wit:
The West half of the North
east quarter of Section 26, town
ship 7 north, range 2 west.
Any and all persons who claim
any interest in the said land are -
hereby warned and called upon
to appear in the Woodruff Chan
cery Court for the Northern Dis
trict at its September Term, 1916
and show cause, if any they can,
why the title of the petitioner
should not be confirmed.
Witness my hand and seal this
19th day of July, 1916.
L. W. Winfree,
Clerk of the Chancery Court,
Northern District of Woodruff
County.
By T. L. Gardner, D. C. Adv. 6t.
The Woodruff Chancery Court
Northern District, Sent'
Miss Lissie Powell spent
Wednesday, Thursday and today
Friday in Augusta the guest of
her sister, Miss Ruth Powell.
Lost: Parker fountain pen,
hexagon shape, with my name
on same. Finder please return
to me and receive reward.
Jacob M. Arnof. Adv.
Prof, and Mrs. T. W. Wood
bury and baby, Ellen Elizabeth,
returned home Tuesday from a
six weeks’ visit to home folks at
Munford, Tenn.
The Fakes Mercantile Com
pany is making a special offer to
supply the farmers with feed
oats at the low price of 50c per
bushel. Get your’s now. Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Chaney
and son, Winfree, Miss Sallie
Totty and Pete Barber attended
the Farmers Union celebration
at Jonesboro this week making
the trip in Mr. Barber’s new
Ford.
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