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Cheatum Lake News.
Little Miss Ora Raymond spent
the past week in McCrory.
Mrs. Mollie Chappell left Fri
day for a few days’ stay in Mem
phis.
Ask Willie and Johnnie if it is
funny to push cars out of mud
holes.
Come on Sand Hill, what is the
matter with you? Do not fall
behind.
We saw Mrs. Spradlin have
quite a time with her children
Sunday.
Mr. Gammon and family have
moved in the house with Mr. R.
S. Smith.
Ask Jewell which she had
rather do, pick up chunks or go
to school.
Ask Mary Belle, Kate and Don
nie how they liked singing Sun
day night.
Mr. Jim Chappell has been
batching for quite a while, won-,
der how he likes it?
Walking and pushing a motor
cycle seems to be taking the day.
What about it, Charles?
Mrs. Edna McElroy spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Raymond.
Mrs. Raymond spent from
Thursday until Saturday with her
daughter, Mrs. Edna McElroy.
There is going to be singing at
Chappell Grove Saturday night,
March 24th. Everybody invited.
Col. A. D. Stafford, mail car
rier on Route No. 1, celebrated .
his 66th birthday Sunday, the I
18th, likewise Mr. R. M. James
his 70th birthday Thursday, the
15th. May they have many more
bright and happy birthdays is
the wish of The Home News.
Tip News
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Pace re
turned from Keevil Sunday.
Mrs. H. H. Holder of Jelks vis
ited relatives here last week.
Rev. J. Crittenden preached at
Tip Sunday morning and night.
Mrs. N. H. Chaney accompa
nied her son, Roy, to Little Rock
Saturday.
A baby girl arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Arm
strong Sunday morning.
Mr. Frank Barber and Miss
Sallie Totty motored to Cotton
Plant Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Monroe Elam and family
visited Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
White Sunday afternoon.
Miss Pauline Ramsey, who is
attending school at McCrory,
visited homefolk Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Barnett
were pleasant callers at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fowler Sun
day afternoon.
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Mr. George Stanfill is clerking
for S. J. Rogers.
Miss Clara Quinn spent last
week in McCrory.
Sunday School has started and
a large crowd is attending.
Messrs Ernest Hodge and Tom
Cook had bad luck coming from
the dance Monday night. Their
buggy broke down^dth^
to walk home. CJ 5i*
Ask Miss Palen Odam ^
likes her new fellow. W slle
Had church at Tip Sunday ,
.arge congregation attending
Miss Daisy Hodge visited hen
sister, Mrs. Rogers, Saturday
Misses Brit Armstrong
Mabel Baswell were out car r ^
Sunday.
Miss Sallie Totty has returned
from an extended visit to anU
unknown to us.
j Ask Mr. Bert Smith how near
he came of getting run over by
car Sunday evening.
A large crowd attended the
singing at the home of Mr. Jack
Collier Saturday night.
We were very sorry to learn of
; the misfortune which befell Mr
Bennett Clark when he lost his
child by death. Please accept
our words of condolence.
We call attention of our read
ers this week to an ad telling of
a public auction of registered
shorthorn cattle in this city next
Monday, March 26. The 30 head
of cattle have been brought here
by the owner, Mr. Geo. W. Chap
pie of Bowling Green, Mo., and
we are sure will find a ready sale
among our farmers who we are
glad to state are devoting more
of their time than heretofore to
registered cattle and live stock.
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