The Journal-Advance from Gentry, Arkansas • Page 3

Thursday, June 27, 1940 The Journal-Advance, County, Arkansas Page Three TIME! FROM COMMUNITY CORRESPONDENTS FALLING SPRINGS By Mark Twain, Jr. Wheat and oats were harvested last week by all farmers who are fortunate enough to have grain fields. Henry Wilmoth has been in bed sick for several days with a form of heart trouble, Norma Jeanne Gammon is ill from appendicitis. Due to rainy weather only a few club members met for the H. D.

meeting last week so there was no meeting. As usual Falling Springs was well represented at the Siloam Springs celebration. Dewey'Box accompanied C. C. Edmiston fishing in Spavinaw Tuesday.

Mrs. Ida Clem has gone Mich. to visit her daughter, Mrs. Hyma Copper. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Embry and R. Davis all of Wichita, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davis the first of this week.

Mrs. Elmo Ownbey has received word that Mr. Ownbey and the group who. left here some time ago are in picking cherries. Mrs.

Glen Wilmoth' and children of Coon Hollow spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. CHEROKEE CITY Mrs.

Minnie Wright SPRINGTOWN Mrs. Minnie KHlngton Ownbey. Reba Wilmoth visited her sister, Mrs. Chas. Owens and Mr.

Owens Sunday. LOOKOUT RIDGE By Mrs. Link Clemens Huckleberry hunters are out everywhere but there are not so many as some years. W. T.

Clank is feeling rather poorly the last few days. Mrs. J. Goff of Maysville and son visited their cousin, Mr. Stcmple, Sunday.

Marjory Clark is staying with L. 1 Thomases and helps take care the new boy who came last week. The neighborhood women met last week with Mrs. Ben Bryson and helped do some quilting. Mrs.

Alva- Wayt and children visited Tuesday and Wednesday at the Link Clemens home. Melvin Brown is delivering papers again. Grit CROWN NEWS By Mrs. Lucy Burgess George Booth and Loo Muncy left last Thursday for Kansas to work in the harvest. Junior Kiser, son of Mrs.

Martha Kiser, who has been in the school for the blind at Little Rock, has come home to spend the holidays with his family. Junior Taylor made another trip to Fort Smith for examination last week and expects a call to enter training for the Navy sometime around the first of July. Roy Branum, who went to Enid, tc work, has returned home. Mike Grim of Muskogce, has come for an indefinite visit with his uncle. H.

Luther and family. Flava Brown is able to be about on crutches. Mrs. N. J.

Burgess of Coleord, Ok. js visiting in tho Acl Roller home. Mrs. Mao Luther made a business trip to Bentonville Monday. Mrg.

Grace Gahagan who lias been with her son, Ward, up near Bella Vista, has returned to the Bader home here. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Waldrip and Luther spent Sunday at Healing Mrs. Robert Yates was called to Silsbee, Texas, a few days ago by the serious illness of her daughter-in- law, Mrs.

Orvil Yates, who suffered a. severe heart attack. She is reported somewhat improved. We regret the terrible accident of a few days ago, which took the life of our new neighbor, Mr. Hendricks.

The family has the sympathy of the community. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rogers and' Mr. and Mrs.

Taylor were all-day visitors Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Estelle Carney. Mrs. Joe Sullivan, Mrs.

Tom Kitchen and Miss Ada Bentz were callers in the" Jeff Wright home Friday afternoon. Uncle Will Shaw celebrated his 84th birthday Sunday, June 23, with all his children present. Clintoir Shaw of Shawnec, Clarence Shaw, Bentonville, Mrs. Cora Sniffer, Long Beach, Mrs. Carrie Shields, Placentia, CaliL, and Poindexter of Sulphur Springs, were all here for the occasion.

At the. noon hour, neighbors gathered in with well- filled baskets and a wonderful cooperative dinner was served to 38 persons. The afternoon was spent in visiting and on leaving all reported a pleasant day and wished Uncle Will many more happy birthdays. Mrs. Lula Lawrence and children, Gene, Daryle and Beverly Jenell, arrived Sunday from Santa Ana, for a visit with her parents, Mr.

and Ben Medley. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. N.

Lawrence and Miss Lola and Mr. and Mrs. Brant Norris and children. Miss Mary Clift returned home Saturday from Siloam Springs where she spent several sister, Miss Mildred Clift. Mrs.

Bill Hitch and daughter, Mary, of near Gentry, and Mrs. Albert Smith spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Jeff Wright. French Porter's sister, who was operated on last Thursday in a Musko- gce, hospital, is reported as "doing nicely." On last Wednesday night, June 17, the Club Circle surprised Mrs. Earl Work with a cake, supper, the occasion being Mrs.

Work's birthday. The Townsend club meets with Mr. ind Mrs. Edd Everett next Sunday evening for regular meeting. DECATUR NEWS By Mrs.

J. O. Johnson lOdgur Setsor Mrs. I). A.

Whilcsldo Joe Moudy who has been sick for some time grew suddenly worse and was rushed to a Siloam Springs hospital Friday afternoon where he underwent an emergency operation. His condition has been very serious but. appendicitis, tho, latest reports are that he is getting along as well as conditions will permit and we surely wish him a speedy recovery. Friends who JOG Monday night say his condition is still very serious. His parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moudy, also visited him Monday night. Mrs. Maxwell Lofors of Gentry visited last Friday in the Chas.

Ottinger home where she helped Mrs. Wiley White with the dinner for harvpst hands. As it was also little Carl Wiley's birthday, Frankie Hawks 'baked his birthday cake which held ono candle. We wish the jolly fellow many more happy birthdays. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Ellington and four children of Artesia, came ast week fov a ten visit with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. P.

Ellington and other relatives. Mrs." Oliver Green, mother of Mrs. Jim Hazel, is confined to her bed with illness. She has been sick for some time but is. worse at this writing.

Mrs. Will Dodgen and Mrs. W. H. Hylton visited her Monday afternoon.

Earl Burgess, Roy Cash and Eric Poetszch enjoyed a fishing trip on the river Friday night and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nunn of Ok. visited Friday and Saturday in the home of Mrs.

E. A. Wiles and the W. P. Wiles home.

Mr. Nunn is a nephew of Mrs. E. A. Wiles.

The Wiles, also enjoyed Byron Wiles of J. B. IT. visiting over the week end. W.

N. Pittman who has employment in Little Rock is visiting his family at FayetteviHe and called at the Vol Wasson home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Grider of Strang, visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Wiley White and the Chas. Ottingers Satui 1 day. Sunday the Whites and son, Carl Wiley, Chas. Ottlnger and Mr.

and Mrs. Maxwell Lefors of Gentry went to Disney, Ok. Mrs. Roy Daniels was called to Hindsville Friday to the bedside of her grandfather who later passed away. Mrs.

Daniels returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Jcrom- Martin of Springdale. Mrs. Poetszch left Friday for Enid. whore she will spend a few days with her daughter. Reynolds Bagby has been the last few days taking orders for chick- Mrs.

Ernest Wilmoth and Lanie'r Rodgers have been returned to their homos from a Fayettevillo hospital where they underwent operations tor The Keith building has been redecorated and will be occupied by the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whaley left 'Monday for Detroit, where they will make, their home. Alberta Perkins is visiting her sister in Tennessee. FAIRMOUNT NEWS By Mrs.

Howard Chastuin Peterson hatchery. Members of the Assembly of God church have bought the Smith dwelling which they will remodel into a church building. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Stephenson announce the marriage of Mrs.

Stephenson's daughter, Miss Fern Bodine, to John Henry Vail of Oklahoma City, on April 20 at Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. Vail was a popular graduate of Dccatur high school in 1934 and then took nurses training at Kansas City, graduating in 1938. The newlyweds are making their home in Kansas City at present. Congratulations'.

Mrs. Dan P. Holmes and two sons of Tulsa are visitirig her parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. A.

McConncll. A joint birthday picnic was held at the Claude Coffelt home Sunday. Messrs Coffelt and W. A. Lay were the honorees.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gillison and Mr. and Mrs. L.

J. Schieber of Kansas City were recent visitors, of Mrs. G. A. Bolch and Harley.

Mrs. Schieber was, formerly Miss Maxine Bolch. Geo. Cooper of Gravette a few days checking out-of-commission radios around Decatur the past week. Saturday visitors in the Johnson home were Mrs.

Marietta Wyman and Blanche Rogers of Gentry, Miss Henryetta Davis and her guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whitney and children. Mrs. J.

O. Johnson spent Monday at Gentry in the Jay Londigan home supervising the canning of a hog. Mrs. Johnson is Canning Leader for her club and it is one of her many duties toward her club to do this work. Mrs.

Doris and daughter, Miss Irene of Kansas City, have be'en guests in the Lawrence home the past Week. Mrs. A. Fitzgerald, who has. been in poor health the past month, is some improved and able to be up a little.

A picnic dinner was held at the W. A. Lay. home recently. Mr.

and Mrs. Clay Bolch and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jackson and Billy, Rev.

and Mrs. Porter: Weaver and John Correction! Last week's issue stated Decatur as haying subscribed $45.45 to the Red Cross emergency fund. The report for Decatur township should' have, rood $145.45. The quota was sot for $38 and this $145.45 total puts Decatur far ahead of other townships in over-subscription. SOUTH DECATUR By John Arthur Geo.

Skelton of Butterficld, and his brothel of Republic, Saturday morning visited in the M. C. Redell home cnroute to Kiowa, for harvest. J. W.

Highfill accompanied them to Lambert, for harvest. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Redell were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

George, Case Sunday. Several from' this community attended tho picnic at Siloam Springs this week. Oat harvest seems to be the order of the day in this part at present. The bean harvest is also in progress. Mrs.

Farmer's mother returned to her home at Peggs, Tuesday after visiting a week in this neighborhood. Mrs. M. C. Redell visited Mrs.

Carl Merz Tuesday and was at the Arthur home with Mr. Redell one evening last week. Bro. W. F.

Masters filled his regular appointment at Shady Grove church Saturday night and Sunday. There were 41 at Sunday school Sunday and Bro. Masters a very interesting talk. Some new improvements' on the building are Mrs. Claud Hutton and baby daughter were brought home from the hospital Saturday.

Mrs. Mollie Da lion of Bai tlesvillc, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Marsh. Earl Butler of Tulsa visited his brother, E. W.

Butler and family Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parrish of Hollywood, arrived last week for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Will Lott. Mrs. Lester Ream of Kingfisher, spent a few days here last. seeing after the interests of then- farm. ROCK VALLEY By Mrs.

F. J. Miller Mr. and -Mrs. C.

L. Amos and family and H. E. Clark were in Bentonville Wednesday. Callers the Miller, home Sunday were Mr.

and Mrs. J. S. Smith, Geo. Trook, J.

L. Thomas, Ruth Smith and Louise Hankins. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Simpson and Springs in tin mother.

home of his father and How will people have to sell unless tell them Mrs. Lisaa Shields was removed from the John Brown hospital to the home; of her Mrs. Marta Holland of Highfill. She suffered a hip injury when she t'eli on the stairway in the Kattsher homo. At ihi.

1 ivport she was mi- ens for fall. Mrs. Claude Hutton was returned to her home Saturday after being in the J. B. hospital two weeks.

Mother and baby are both doing fine. Last-week aAiew range and Frigi'J- airo were installed in the J. E. Long home. Ben Sitton of Disney, visited with relatives here last week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Wasson and Johnny visited Sunday in the homo of Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor at Gentry.

Johnny remained for a with his grandparents. Church )les Rev. Hanks filled his regular at the Methodist church Sunday morning, bringing an interesting message from Rev. 1:18. Mr.

'and Mrs. W. W. Eisner joined the church and Dewey and Laverne Kllington went forward taking a stand for Christ for which all happy. In the afternoon Rev.

Hanks and Hanks took Bro. il. Hutton to Hlftckjack schoolhou.se Sunday School and Bro. Hutlon preached. Baptismal services followed at the creek in Springto'wn lor Jody and Sammy Cundo.

The younn poop!" proving a nd we. wish her through advertisements in the J-A? I recovery. V-ax. SHOW YOUR COLORS can supply you with Flags, Hunting, Streamers, Crepe I'upcr, for the his holiday. Also, to help you luive Itomaii C'aiullos, Spui'k li'is, CJuiib, Caps, etc.

"Forevc-r float that standard sheet! Where breathes the ioe but falls before With Freedom's soil beneath our feet, And Freedom's bunner i'luaiing o'er us." Cherry's Variety Store held their service and Bro preached at the evening hour. A member of the community reports the newly orgai. Sunday School there is rapid lli( good inieresi. ri-uce Leach ut' Gentry pious afternoon. We hope thjre will be a hirge crowd and Km.

Leach will be yiven strength to carry on the work. This is his rcrnion. Uev. Hanky plans to leave i 1 Wednesday for Conway, to attend pastors for 12 days. A commiUeo composed of Mrs.

Edith Airs. Ruth -inct Mr. Minnie lOllinglon was appointed LU carry on and to plan the Friday niyhi prayer and choir practice. We. plan to study The Hebrews, ihi--' Friday night.

All who can. please come and help keep up interest in the work. Henry were the guests. Mr. and Mrs.

R. E. Whitney and children of Florence, Kansas, returned home after a weeks visit with aunt, Miss Henryetta Davis. They took several sight-seeing trips through the Ozarks while here and wo.re much impressed with our and the state in general. Mrs James Johnson and little daughter spent Sunday in the Charley Hitch home.

Last week we stated that Mr. and Mis. Edwin Hurd were spending the summer with Edwin's parents. They in FayetteviHe for the summei where Edwin is attending school. We.

aro glad to correct this error. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ruby are here for a few days visit with Mrs. Ruby's mother, Mrs.

Maud Donnelly. Mr. and Mrs. David Set.ser and family of Maysville enjoyed ice cream with the A. B.

Setsor family Saturday: Joe Baurasco has been picking pies at Centorton. Pretty apples anil pretty country is reported. A family reunion was held at tin A. B. Setser homo Sunday.

AH but two children were able to attend, Mrs. W. M. Davis of Evanston, Wyo and Mrs. Otto Floror of A letter was received from Mr.s.

W. M. Davis tat ing they are having some dry and hot wo it her in EVHM- Wyo. Mr.s. Loyd Cotton of Tnlsa is speirl- iiu; week wilh her mother, Hogan The Christ Ambassadors tho A--'- ol God church have started a piayer meoiing on The Charles family have iKoveti to Gentry.

We are t'orry tu lose them but to reoonr.nend a good neighbor to Gentry. Mr.s. Noel Guthrio and WH- heimnu, of Nelson, aiv their Mr. and Alls. Ky Mi-ride.

Kay SeAsor leH last Friday fur after week's visit with relatives. Kev. J. A. Scoggin.s io on the -ick list.

Bro. U. T. Ownbey is con hiding prayer service four night week in pj'c-puration tor 'the com- revival which begins Sunday. M.

B. Evans' physical condition about the same as last week. He is not improving as rapidly as was sons, George and John Dee, Mr. and Mrs. F.

J. Miller and daughters, Kathryn and Lila, attended the picnic at jSiloam Springs Monday afternoon. Mrs. Raymond Philpott has been on the sick list the past week. John McCullough has also been much worse the past week.

Louise Hankins visited- her 'grandmother, Mrs. J. S. Smith, last week. Ray Hankins and Jesse Smith went fishing on the Illinois river Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Smith and fam- ly and F. J.

Miller took dinner Saturday with Mr. and Mr.s. Charlie Armour at Rogers. Mis.s Minnio Holt was a Gravette business visitor Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Sitton and Mr. and Mrs. Bird from Wichita, Kansas, called on Miss Minnie Holt and the David family Sunday. The" Sitlon'ii lived here about 12 years ago.

TRAMMELL Hy Mrs. Bryson A. P. Bryson has been on the sick list, the past few clnys. Mr.

and Mrs. 11. L. Webb and Pats.v and Mrs. Edith Bunnoy spent Sunday the Harvey 'Brewers' home.

Mrs. Lewis Bryson and daughter called on Mrs. Fred Owens afternoon. Mrs. Lee Elzoy and children spent Friday afternoon with her mother, Mrs.

Clay Bolch. Charlie Gamble is able to be out again after being Confined to his home several days with poison. Opal Lena and Clara were guests of Betty Lou Bolch a few days this week. Mrs. West and Mrs.

Juanita Rllcy spent one day last week with Mrs. West's daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Rlley a.nd children. The Sew and So club members and th(-ir families enjoyed a fine dinner at the Claud Coffelt home Sunday. R.

Li. Webb bound wheat last week for Clay Bolch and Harvey Browers. Mr. Foster was taken back to the hospital in Fayetteville Friday. Billie and Clara Evans returned to their home last week after spend-' ine three weeks in Ki'efer, with their father.

Mr, and Mrs. Bert Carnes and daughter from Stillwater and Chiles of Gentry, spent Monday evening in the R. L. Webb hopne. Mr.

and Mrs. Carol Ford of Coon Hollow spent Sunday at the home. Miss Bonnie Fields of Gentry was a Sunday afternoon caller in the'P. M. Ratliff home.

Mrs. Pousky's brother from Little Rock is visiting in the Pousky home. Howard Webb and Ida -Ell'en Bab- cock spent Sunday with Jimmy and Aileen Foster. FOURTH COVER SPRAY The. fourth cover spray on apples should be completed by July '2, according to a notice from Agent P.

R. Corley. This spray is for ho control of codling moth, bitter Dr. Charles B. Dixon OFFICIO HOURS: 8 to 10 a.

in. 2 to 4 p. m. GORDON HOTEL DECATUR, ARK. Phones: Office '2G, Residence 12 rot, Phoma spot and.

black rot. The material to be used is 2 pounds of arsenate of lead and 4-4-50 Bordeaux mixture. Per 100 Ibs. FLOUR FEED EVERY DAY PRICES! rVnp EVEKY SACK GUARANTEED Holly Wreath, 48 Ibs. $1.30 Hacker's Best, 48 Ibs.

1.25 Mary Sue, 48 Ibs. 1.00 FEED- Cottonseed MeaL Stock Salt .50 Shell Corn 1.42 Corn Chop 1.50 Yellow Feed 1,45 Dairy Record Egg 1.80 f- IWI Growing Mash 05 Calhoun-Hardcastle GENTKY, AUK. MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE GENTRY COMMUNITY SAT IvI 1Y1 IT I JL I One-half Block South Main Sold Under Roof Sale Starts, 10 a. rn. LIVESTOCK SOLD AT 1:30 SHARP there were ab 40 or 50 head of hogs sold at the Gentry Community Sale last Monday and more could have been sold if we'd had them.

Milch cows also sold at a premium. Bring in your are good! The Furnishings Sale will start at ten o'clock sharp in order £hat we can start the stock sale promptly at 1:30. FOR NEXT hoped. A GOOD RUN OF HOGS, STOCK CATTLE AND MILCH COWS; Also, Household'Furnishings. CLECSG RATCUFF, Auctioneer C.

O. WHITE, Clerk.