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July, 25, 191B
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1 Piano Solo—Elfentarz-...McDowell
Miss Moore
1 Piano Solo —Elfentarz-...McDowell
Miss Moore
9 Violin Solo- Andante- DeBesirt
Miss Dowdy
3 Reading—A Hoosier Romance__James Whitcomb Riley
Miss Huff
4. Song—My Beautiful Chateau of Love_Alfred J. Doyle
Mr. Edward Jackson
(a) Maiden’s Wish- Chopin
(b) Sausbris_ Staub
Miss Moore
g Violin, (a) Rondinvo_ Ruisler
(b) Joy With Sorrow_ Firndelli
Miss Dowdy
7, Vocal Duet—Absent_■_Catherine Young Glen
Messrs Fakes and Jackson
8. Reading—Uncle Pete and Marse George..Thomas Dickson, Jr.
Miss Huff
f). LaFileuse_*_- -Roff
, Miss Moore
10. Violin, (a) Sad Story_Firndelli
(b) Mazurka___Wiemewski
Miss Dowdy
ADMISSION 15 AND 25 CENTS
BENEFIT OF NEW CHURCH
Sand Hill News.
Dave Henard’s Jictle boy is ill
at present.
Add Davis and little son are
most well again.
Preston Roddy is at Bemis at
work at present. #
Mrs. Levet is visiting in
Wynne this week.
Mrs. Ivy of McCrory, visited
Mrs. Barbee this week.
Mr. Manly was at services at
Rparrls SlinHou a ffQrnnnn
Pete Barber had Mr. Caudle’s
family out driving Tuesday?
The Sand Hill people fried fish
Wednesday on Cheatum Lake.
Charlie Smith attended the
hall game at Hilleman Friday.
Mr. and Mr. Warner of Earl
ate visiting friends here this
week.
A large number of our people
have been attending the meeting
at Grays.
Miss M. V. Perkins visited
mme folks in Wynne Saturday
and Sunday.
George and Charlie Wright and
'’m ( happell left last Monday
°r sommeyville Tenn., for an
extended visit. We regret very
! much to loose them, but wish
them an enjoyable trip.
We understand Onia and
: Versa have quite a good friend
| in DeView. (?)
Robert Clayton is as steady as
a clock when it comes to visiting
on the Sand Hill.
The “old maids” were having
a jolly time Sunday. They spent
the day with Nora.
Several parties frorp our vicin
ity went to Jelks Monday and
purchased peaches from Mr.
Stoker.
1 Jim and Ruth enjoyed their
1 flnmnanv lsicf SlindflV.
They attended the dinner on
1 Nubbin Ridge.
Several of our good folks con
template attending the singing
exercises to begin at Chappell
Grove next week.
j “It is easy enough to be pleasant
When life goes like a song,
But the person worth while
Is the one who will smile,
When every thing goes, dark and
wrong.
“That so Xanthye”?
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A. A. Taylor and family re
turned Saturday from a few
days’ visit to friends and relatives
at Wynne and Forrest City.
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Cheatum Lake News.
For “Snap-shots’ ’ see Lon Cap
shaw.
Alma Douglas is visiting in our
midst.
Ayane Crossett is on^the “com
plainers” list this week.
Mr. Swanson attended the ball
game at Hilleman last Friday.
Lee Caudle went to Bemis
Monday to work in the timber^
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith
visited Mr. Bob Smith last Sun
day.
Look out Chappell Grove, you’ll
have us crowded “clean out”
next.
Mr. and Mrs. Capshaw have
been visiting their son, Gid, in
Memphis.
Pete McMurtry was taking care
of some one’s little girl Sunday
night. Nice fellow.
Several families enjoyed a fish
fry down on the lake the later
part of last week.
Charlie Cook is trying to be
agreeable to Mr. Spradlin.
There’s a reason friends.
we regret to report tne illness
of Mrs. Beard this week, but
glad to say she is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ellis of
Pine Tree spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mrs. Ellis’
mother, Mrs. Love.
Bulah Anderson says she
wouldn’t have just a common
little old Ford. She likes a
“Grand Ford” best.
Neighbors and friends donated
work to Will Reynolds Tuesday.
He has been quite sick and lost
a good deal of time. We hope
he will soon recover his strength
and time.
Quite a little crowd gathered
at the school house Sunday night
and enjoyed singing services. It
is planned to begin next Monday
with a series of singing lessons,
with Mr. Manly as instructor.
We will have “croaking” in spite
of the hot weather,
Three of the “jolly crowd,”
George, Charlie and Jim are ab
sent at present. Results: Onia
is promenading with the other
fellow instead of wearing the
black dress as she promised. The
lamps at the little school house
have ceased to shine, and the
chickens all have a look of de
spair. That’s always the way
when people go away and leave
their interests to care for them
selves.
Notice of Confirmation
of Title
In The Woodruff Chancery Court,
Northern District, Sept.
Term, 1916.
E. C. Kramer, Ex-parte.
Notice is hereby given, that on
this, the 19th day of July, 1916,
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 Socialists of this county
will hold a three days encamp
ment at Jelks August 10, 11 and
12.
T. E. Dye has just installed a
new nine horse-power gasoline
engine in his shop to take the
place of a smaller engine which
is now to small for his increasing
business.
Pete James left Sunday for
Memphis, Tenn. and Senatobia,
Miss., to spend his vacation. L.
| J. Dilliard is filling his place as
clerk at F. Lewis’ store during
his absence.
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