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EDITED IN THE INTEREST OF McCRORY AND WOODRUFF COUNTY
COLUMN 5
McCRORY, ARKANSAS, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1920
NUMBER 51
J o. O. F. REORGANIZED
McCrory Lodge No. 273 I.
0 0. F. has reorganized once
more in a flourishing con
dition. Last Monday evening
a public installation of officers
was held in the Wherry Hall,
conducted by L. C. Voris Dep
uty Grand Master, who in
stalled the following members
into office: H. L. Ball, Noble
Grand; R. A. Gray, Vice
W. B. Kyle, Treasurer; W. N.
Dunehew, Secretary; E. L.
Hamilton, Sitting Past Grand;
Representative to the Grand
Lodge, Milton Huff. H. W.
Jernigan, . District Deputy
Grand Master. Appointa
tive Officers: John Browning,
Conductor; C. M. Crossett,
Warden; R. L. Fraser, R. S.
of Noble Grand; Romie
Crossett, R. S. to Vice Grand;
N. H. Chaney, I. G; Geo.
Wright, O. S. G. H. W. Jer
nigan was appointed by the
Grand Master of Arkansas to
serve as District Grand Mas
t e r. Refreshments were
served to 36 present, and was
greatly enjoyed by all.
W. N. DUNEHEW,
Secretary.
MADGE KENNEDY STARS
IN “KINGDOM OF YOUTH”
Adorable Madge Kennedy
will delight her big local fol
lowing with her exception
ally brilliant performance in
“The Kingdom of Youth,” her
newsest Goldwyn Picture,
"hich comes to the Jewel
Theatre Monday, July 12.
Ruth Betts (Madge Kenne
dy) and her husband, Jimmy
indulge in an early morning
ouarrel, she declaring him a
bit too friendly with Mrs. Ella
Rice and he remonstrating
with her for refusing to di
vulge the contents of a letter
"be has written to Count Henri
Duval. Jimmy leaves the
bouse. She does too, and
roes to the dock to board the
Count’s yacht. She finds it is
out in the harbor and gets into
n skiff to row out. While
uianeuvering she loses her
noting and falls into the
water. In this precarious sit
uation she visions all the hap
penings of the past.
The swift panorama she
]ees is the storv of “The King
dom of Youth” which is a
^oldwyn production and will
o screened at the Jewel
.neatre Monday July 12.
^Mission 23c, Tax 3c. All
^dies admitted free but will
’ave to pay the three cents
'var tax.
NOTICE
Now is your chance to get
. ure bred Poland China hogs
L ean. 13 head that will
;eb?h between 100 and 150
till s an(* one barrow that
VlU ^eisrh 750 for sale.
, , W. M. COMER & SON.
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“Wie story of Eve and the serpent is re-enacted in
modern society every time a beautiful young woman'
sells her soul in loveless wedlock to a wealthy man"
KatherineMt Donald
^ficjhnerican 'Beauty
,lle Beauty Market’
Adapted from "Ohe Bleeder*" by largery Land May
CA drama (/society /or people who think
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Why always blame the woman?
Why blame her for using her natural weapons—
beauty and ch?rm—to wrest from the world the
wards of wealth and position for which men bat
tle with all the strength at their command
KATHERINE McDONALD in
‘THE BEAUTY MARKET’
The most beautiful actress in the world portrays
the woman’s side in this age-old but unfair con
test. at the
Jewel Theatre
Next Tuesday, July 13
Admission 22c Tax /3c
Mr. Jack Johnson is home
from a visit to friends dn Tulsa,
Okla.
Mr. Guy Ramsey brought in
the first cotton bloom Sunday,
July 4, which was found in
his crop on the McCrory farm.
Mrs. R. H. McDonald and
two children, Christine Wilder
and R. H. Jr., have returned
to their home at Weldon after
a visit here the guests of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Wilder.
BARBER FOR JUDGE
We are authorized to an
nounce Mr. Geo. W. Barber of
McCrory as acandidate for the
office of county and probate
judge, subject to the action of
the Democratic party. Furthur
mention will be made later.
Misses Ottie and Pauline
Huff have accepted positions
as teachers in the Faulkville,
Ala., schools under Supt. E.
L. Hayes.
NEWS FROM GRAYS
Items of Interest Concerning
the People of that Good
Town in which You May
Be Interested
Mr. Glenn Kerr has moved
here from Jelks.
Mr. Hugh Baker of River
side was in Grays Monday on
business.
Mrs. Mollie Perkins of Cot
ton Plant was a Grays visitor
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Graves
went to White County last
week on a visit.
Mr. H. G. Crotzer made a
business trip to Little Rock
the first of the week.
The good people of this
place enjoyed a good dinner
on Cache river the 3rd.
Miss Helen Hayes and Mrs.
Vance Thompson visited in
McCrory Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Romie Thomp
son of DeView visited Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Kerr the 4th.
Mrs. Viola Huddleston of
Jelks and Mrs. Green of Bee
be w^ere in Grays Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Perkins
of Little Rock are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton this week.
Rufus Crotzer was seen spin
ning around the city block with
a pretty girl Sunday evening.
Hurrah for Rufus.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Wilson
of McCrory spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Wilson.
Mr. Boyce Taylor of Tu
pelo was in our city Saturday.
Mr. W. H. Strickland made
a flying trip to Jelks Sunday
evening.
Mr. Marvin West of Cotton
Plant was a Grays visitor Sun
day. Come again, Marvin,
glad to have you back home
anytime.
Last Friday night a number
of Grays boys and girls went
to the home of Mr. Finus Osier
to partake of a Brunswick
Stew. Ask Mr. W. S. if he
got his share of the pepper.
Mrs. Lucile Tensley who
has been keeping house for
Mr. H G. Crotzer has re
turned to her home in Mem
phis.
Born: To Mr. and Mrs.
O/scar Wilson, Sunday, July 4,
1920, a girl. Oscar is all
smiles over this his first girl.
He is the proud father of five
boys and a girl.
Mr. J. W. Wilder returned
Tuesday from a visit to friends
and relatives in Mississippi
and Florence, Ala.
Send your son and daughter
to the.. Springfield Business
College for a practical educa
tion. You cannot make a
better investment. A situa
tion at a good salary is gauran
jteed. Write J. A. Taylor for
particulars. Adv. ltp.