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or and Irritation of making 48 See and NORTH ARKANSAS STAR, BERRYVILLE, ARKANSAS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1930. W. GOFORTH PASSES. AWAY. Prominent Farmer and Stockman Succumbs to Pneumonia.

W. F. Goforth, aged 79 years, widely known and highly respected citizen of Carroll county passed away at his home three miles north of Berryville, Thursday, January 23, after an illness of but a few days. Mr. Goforth had been in poor health for several months and went to Joplin, Missouri, about three weeks ago where received treatment for a cancerous growth on his face, contracting a severe cold, and later developed pneumoney which resulted in nis death.

Mr. Goforth was a native of Carroll county and his life was substanially interwoven in the upbuilding of his own and the surrounding communities in which he lived. He had een one of the directors of the First National 1 Bank of Berryville for bout twenty-five consecutive years; he had forged his way to the front as a farmer and stockman from sheer hard work and his honesty and good humor always won respect for him from all who knew him. William Francis Goforth was born in Carroll county, March 3, 1850, was married to Miss Lucy Carr September 20, 1868, who preceded him in death five years. Of the eleven children born to this union, three died in infancy.

Three sons and five daughters survive, they are: Mrs. A. L. Plumlee, Gravette, Arkansas; Mrs. Frank Plumlee, Tuttle, Oklahoma; Charlie, Calvin and Riley Goforth, Mrs.

Ellis Gardenhire, Mrs. Perry Gardenhire and Mrs. Fenton Denney, all of the vicinity of Berryville. His death marks the passing of an entire generation; only two halfbrothers remaining of a later marriage of his father, William Goforth. Funeral services were held at the family home, Saturday afternoon, Rev.

W. A. Bailey of Berryville, officiating. The pallbearers were D. J.

West, C. W. Davis, Ellis Bradley, Jimmie Standlee, C. T. Denney and D.

Y. Rowlett. The floral offerings from three communities expressed in a measure the high esteem in which he was held by his fellowman. Having. resided on the same farm 46 years he will be sadly missed by neighbors and friends who had learned to depend upon his wise council in many ways.

Despite the severe weather a long procession of sorrowing relatives and friends followed the hearse which bore his remains to the Black Jack cemetery where they were laid to rest beside his wife. Miss Alice Crabaugh, who recently completed her course of training in beauty culture, has announced in this issue of the Star that she will open the MiLady's Beauty Shoppe in Berryville formerly operated by Miss Irene Gibson of Harrison, Saturday, February 1. Miss Crabaugh trained under Miss Kelley of Harrison, and took the examination before the board of cosmetics therapy, in Little Rock, the first of January. She has shown much talent in her chosen profession throughout her training, and we predict for her much success. The P.

T. A. met Friday, January 17 in Miss Jackson's room and in spite of the severe cold weather, several members were present. An interesting program was given by the second grade pupils after which the association held its business meeting. The president, Mrs.

Lieb, announced that the state literature had come and gave an outline of the year's work. The next meeting will be held tomorrow, Friday, afternoon at 3:00 o'clock in Mrs. Sneed's room and at the close of the meeting refreshments will be served in the Cafeteria by mothers from the three lower grades, during which time a round table discussion will be held. LITTLE GIRL, 10, EATS SO MUCH MOTHER AMAZED "My 10-year-old daughter had no appetite. Then we gave her Vinol and now she eats so much we are W.

Joosten. Vinol supplies the body important mineral elements of iron, calcium with codliver peptone. This is just what thin, nervous children or adults need, and the QUICK results are surprising. The very FIRST bottle brings sound sleep and a BIG appetite. Vinol tastes delicious -Berryville Drug Company.

(adv) Just Receiveda shipment of FRESH CANDIES FRESH VEG TABLES WE ROAST OUR OWN PEANUTS RED STAR Cash Grocery PAY CASH AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE Phone 38 Berryville, Arkansas Ozark Theatre Show starts at 7:30 p. m. Friday, January 31 ALICE WHITE in "HOT STUFF" The most modern flapper in a pleasing program BLANKET NIGHT Saturday, February 1 ART MIX in "RANGE SEAMAN" ALSO COMEDY MATINEE AT 2:00 O'CLOCK Tuesday Wednesday February 4 and 5 "BROADWAY BABIES" A Bevy of Pretty Girls with Pep! Personality! Plus! Mrs. F. P.

Bunch received word recently that her youngest sister, Mrs. Charlie Crabaugh of near Adair, passed away Thursday, January 23, after a week's illness. Mrs. Crabaugh had been in ill health for some time following a case of the flu, which affected her heart, but her last illness was not considered as serious until shortly before her death. Mrs.

Crabaugh was the mother of twelve children, six sons and six daughters, all of whom preceded their mother in death except five sons, who reside in Oklahoma and in the west. Besides the sons, the deceased is survived by her husband, two sisters and one brother. She is also the grandmother of Wendall and Carroll Biggerstaff, who make their home with Mrs. Bunch. Mrs.

Crabaugh was a good wife and mother and has a host of friends who will be grieved to learn of her death. The Carroll County Bankers' Association met in Berryvilie, Friday night with representatives from five banks of the county present. Those in attendance were F. O. Butt E.

T. Smith of Eureka Springs; C. C. O'Neal and Ray Anderson Green Forest; Ras Stamps, D. J.

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Only -Poynor's Drug Store, (adv) NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS Water rent must be paid on or by the 10th of each month. Ordinance No. 104, Section 2 reads: "It shall be the duty of the Superintendent to promptly shut off the water supply of any consumer, who shall disobey said rules and regulations or who shall fail to pay his or her water rent when due or within 10 days thereafter." If water rent is not paid on or by the 10th of each month the supply will be cut off and a penalty of 50c will be charged to re-instate service. By order of Water Commission. JIM HYDE, Supt.

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Before you invest, investigate! The First National Bank will be glad to obtain reliable information for you without charge. First National Bank Berryville, Arkansas Rule Holland of Tulsa, Oklahoma, W. D. Wilton and son, Joe, went to is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Newport, this state, first of the week Joe Holland. on business. Frank Pierce left Saturday morn- Little Miss Maragret Lucy of Kinging by motor for Newton, Iowa, where ston, spent first of the week here he has employment in the A. G. Pet- with her father, W.

N. Lucy. ers Hatchery. A number of out-of-town lawyers Miss Althea Karnes of Eureka and citizens were in Berryville, TuesSprings spent the week-end in Berryday attending chancery court. ville with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe has Dwyer, who employment J. W. Karnes. with the List and Clark Railway Sheriff and Mrs.

Jack Walker and Company at Marfa, Texas, arrived Lark Walker, last week for a visit with his family the former's nephew, here. made a business trip to Little Rock, first of the week. L. L. Bob Hutchins Kiper and are in Little Rock, this week attending a School was dismissed Monday on school of instruction for auto meaccount of being unable to get water however, chanics.

Messrs. Hutchins and Kiper to supply the heating plant, Monday night the water lines to the are mechanics at the Hailey-Newman Chevrolet Company garage here. school house had been repaired and school reopened Tuesday morning. A. Blair moved Tuesday from the residence owned by the North ArRev.

L. B. Davis and M. F. Johnkansas Milling on Eureka street, son, attended the Missionary Conven- Elliott residence in the north to the tion of the Methodist churches of the of town.

Fayetteville District held in Bentonpart ville, last Thursday. Chas. Boatright of Poteau, Oklahoma, and Carl Boatright of FrederMr. and Mrs. Troy McCurry anick, Oklahoma, who are employed nounce the arrival of a fine 10-pound The with the bureau of soils, left Sunday boy, on Saturday, January 25.

to resume their respective positions little fellow will be known as James with after a few days visit here their Lewis. parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D.

BoatTom and Billie Roark, sons of Mr. right. and Mrs. 0. B.

Roark, who have been very ill with pneumonia for the past ANNOUNCEMENT--I wish to anseveral days, are reported consider- nounce to the public that I will open ably improved. the MiLady's Beauty Shoppe in Berryville, Saturday February 1. Fred- SAVL WITH SAFETY The Rexall. Stores Keep Clear of Colds This Winter Inhale Vapure! 50 Cents and $1.00 At the sign of the first sneeze start using Vapure, the wonderful inhalant. Its penetrate Ins vapor will give you quick effective relief from colds in head and throat.

Vapure is sold enly at the Resell Storer Paynor's Drug Store Berry rille, Afk. chain of Do You Want Early Broilers or Layers? Buy your chicks from floeks carefully selected and mated. We can furnish most all varieties. on orders, of baby chicks hatched from eggs from Bred-to-Lay and Tested flocks of Southern Missouri and Northwest Arkansas. Book your orders early and get your chicks when you want them.

We also do custom hatching. Bring your eggs on Saturday or Monday of each week. We will have a hatch off Tuesday of each week beginning February 11th. Special Pedigree pens of Single Comb English White Leghorns. Hayes Hatchery Poultry Yards Hatchers of Quality Baby Chix Phone 113 GREEN FOREST, ARKANSAS For -Economical Transportation CHEVROLER 50 horsepower six cylinder engine erick Vita Tonic permanents, also $5.00 permanents; Facials, 50c and Manicures, 50c; Fingerwaves, 50c; haircuts, -ALICE CRABAUGH, Prop.

In Smith- Brown Bldg. Phone 184 for appointments. (adv) The following members of Ashley Lodge No. 66, F. and A.

M. went over to Eureka Springs, Saturday night where they took the four degrees of the Chapter: W. M. Houston, Chester M. Baker, H.

E. Ruh, J. W. Trimble, Gene Layne and Chas. K.

Tyler. The work was put on by the Eureka Springs chapter. Dr. J. B.

Brown and G. W. McClelland attended the initiation. Mrs. Arlis Hanna entertained members of the Utilis Society with a covered dish luncheon at her home on Forsythe street last Friday.

The time was spent in needlework and visiting. Mrs. Ross E. Ault of Muncia, Indians, was an out-of-town guest, and other guests were Mesdames Earl Halley, M. C.

Hinchman, B. O. George and C. T. Denney, Tom Morris, president of the Ozark Canners Association, who attended the five-day.

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