De Queen bee. [volume], April 07, 1922, Image 6

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ence insist upon KELLOGG’S! The thing to do is to
make comparison—-Kellogg’s against any other kind of
corn flakes you ever ate I If it’s quality, or all-the-tima
crispness or delicious or appetizing flavor you want—
.well, just wait till you eat Kellogg’s! And, what a de
light to know they’re never leathery!
You’ll get so cheerful about Kellogg’s that the day’s
best hours will be when it’s time to sit down with the
family in front of generous bowls all filled most to burst
ing with those big, sunny-brown Corn Flakes! Never
was a better time than tomorrow
morning to prove that KELLOGG’S
Corn Flakes are about the “gladdesl
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K| Pft|fN age— if you want to know how won-
derfully good corn flakes can be!
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DE QUEEN BEE, DE QUEEN, ARK., APRIL 7, 1922
ALL OVER THE COUNTY
MINERAL.
I H. re 1 come again with my little
; mite after rendu’.*; the good
| letters..
1 ■'-re er. joy reading them. 1
i . i« re would write about
(their -urn endings, such as Sun
• day schools, prayer meetings anc
I other things.
'1 he berry prospects are said to
I e very fi> e by the old settlers. All
fru t crops will be fairly good if
nothing happens later.
The oat and radish crops look
promising.
Bro. Rowland filled his regular
appointment here Sunday after
noon.
Just come over to old Mineral
any Sunday, for w-e have Sunday
school and church every Sunday.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
night. All come for you are wel
come.
J. H. Sexton of Rich Mountain
is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Harry Rabb, for aw-hile.
Louis Stevenson of Mena is
visiting friends here.
Miss Hattie Bowers and John,
her brother, of the B. & A. mines,
visited Miss Eunice Rounds Satur
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Ryneders has returned to
her home at Ashdown atfer a visit
with her mother and father, Mr.
;• d Mrs. J. H. Lanier. Nancy.
GILLHAM.
All the teachers and quite a
• ur. 'er of pupils attended the
high school rally in Horatio lust
Friday.
A large crowd attended the
1 commencement at the high school
iditorium Thursday evening.
Graduates were Alice Simp.-on,
Muri Smith, Vera Johnson. Mary
I ? e .d Neni Knoc.
I E th ; .< ~.te had a part in the
I rog- Mr. Moore of De Queen
gave u t Mlent address. He also
delivered the diplomas.
Sc- ( I .;e<i Friday anc an ex
celled program was rendered byi
the pupil- Friday evening. Junior
High.' <ul graduates wereMisse
: hrisc.i.e Hendrix, Ersie Dur
ham, Addie Simpson, Thelma
Hughes, Mr. Pvt Laurey and Earl
Morrisen . Mr. W. S. Johnson de
delivered the diplomas.
The Japanese music recital
giver at the school house by Ute
Musi. Chi'S Saturday evening was
greatly enjoyed by all. Fan and
parasol drills were some of the at
tractions. The stage was beauti
fully decorated with flowers, and
Japanese lanterns furnished the
only light. Mr. Earl Morrison es
pecially deserves mention because:
he was the only boy in the pro-1
gram.
Bro. Rowland held services both
morning and evening at the
Methodist church Sunday.
A Junior Epworth League was
organized Sunday afternoon at the
Methodist church. All children!
ia town under 18 years of age are I
cordially invited to come and join.
Fhe lea. is to tie in charge of a
member of one of the Missionary
Societies every Sunday. It is to
be co,.ducted under the cross and
circle plan.
Mrs. A B. Hu '-e.i ami little
laughter of Hugo. Okla., are
’.isir - M • < Minna G. Tllen this
week.
M”. ?"d Mrs. Rome Goff oiN
Me I -at ..\.'. and Sunday
v t Mr. ..rd Mrs J. ('. Haynes.
M .a d Mrs. E. R. Alston. Mr.
and Mrs. McGraw and idtle girls
attended a rook party at Mr. and
Mrs. Strait’s of King Monday
evening.
Mr. Rice is staging another
’la Saturday right entitled
“Blundering Billy.” The cast of j
characters i- is follows:
Ezra Tuttle Clay Johnson
Billy Butler Howard George
Lint G iswold Ernest Barnes
Sing Tc Earl Morrison
Hank I ribble Mr. McGraw
Doroth Tuttle Sue Johnson.!
Ciari.-.-on Burnham..
Mary Jane Jamison
Wayq - ■. . . . . . . • Ross
will be furiu rd I Mi.-.-es
'•I . Rice, Vera Johnson, Peggy
• - urge and Christine Hendrix.
Ihe B. Y. P. U. banquet was
el i ii the Baptist church Mon
v eve ur.de • the auspices of
<ide No. 3, which lest in the recent
tc itest. The visitors were Mrs. |
Ada Hunter. Miss Thelma Ross.
Pat Laurey. Clay Ross, Clarence I
' addell, Ferris Luster and Mr.
Gilbert. There were 37 members;
eserl. I. gh* bread and pimen
- v ere se. /el. Sho t talks from
i’ ■?. Holman and Deacon Lamb. I
CANE ( REEK.
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Some real nice weather now. It I
- awful tempting to .o fishing, j
Quite a crowd of young folks
enjoyed a singing at the home of I
Mr. and Mrs. E, A. Williamson 1
Saturday night. All present re-'
port a nice time.
There was quite a few' from
'round here that attended the
-mging convention at Chape! Hill
Sunday.
Miss Carrie Wa'.don spent the
week-end with her aunt, Mrs. I.
'■l. Miller near Ultima Thule.
Will some kind reader please j
. >lisb a cure for neuralgta?
* Mod luck to the dear old Bee.
Blue Eyes.
GARDNER CHAPEL.
Misses Thelma and Ruth Gard-'
• of De Queen came out to Mrs.!
s'. C-ardr.er’s Friday and staled i
er Sunday.
Miss Ella Royal went to Broken
Bow Saturday for a short visit
ith relatives.
she Gardner Chapel Telephone
).. held its annual meeting at
Mr. Gardner’s Saturday night.
Mrs. Roberts’ and son. Olar,
d daughters. Letha Mae andj
nogene; Thelma and Ruth Gard-!
• er and Ida Bell Spenecer attend-,
•i the closing school program at{
Walnut Springs Saturday night.
Mack Lambeth went to Chape*,
{ill Saturday and was in attend
ance at the singing convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Gardner
md children spent the week-end i
with Mrs. Gardner’s parents and
family at Wright’s Chapel.
Mrs. A. B. Gardner of De*
Jueen spent Sunday at Mrs. Cnas. I
‘ rardner’s.
Messrs. A. B. Gardner, Chas.
Gardner, T. E. Walker, E. W. I
Roberts and Floyd Gardner and
W. R. Roberts attended the sing-*
’g convention at Chapel Hili
Sunday.
Olan, Letha Mae and Imogene
Roberts, Ida Beil Spencer and
Poland Bradley were at Chapel
- J Sunday. 800.
REUNION GKOI ND
Quite .. m -her from here at
te .det: ringing ’G Mt. Ida Sunday,
afternoon.
21rs. Nate Co i-ti - and little
daughter spe. i the week-end a:
Texarka; a the guest of her
mother
D. 1.. Poole and L. Butcher were
i.i lie Queen Saturday on busi
ness.
S. D. Smith and son transacted
business in Lockesburg Saturday)
returning by the way of Dej
Queen.
W. H. Watson went to Lockes-[
burg Thursday on business.
Messrs. Joe Wilson and B. Good
man were De Queen visitors Sat-i
urday.
Mrs. J. S. Orr, who has been,
sick with the flu is much im-
.? . ed al this writing.
THE VALLEY.
Elder H. Wright of De Queen
spoke at the Valley last Friday
night in the interest of a farmers’
organization.
Prof. Albert Birge is conduct-,
...g a singing school at tne Vaiiey.
Bob Hankins, Albert Birge,!
Boon Morris, Willie and Edgar
I VVagnon went to the singing con-
■ vention at Chapel Hill Sunday and
report a good time.
Mr. Walter Holcomb and Miss
Effie Hankins v.ere quietly mar
ried at the home' of the bride's
oart is > . ’da; morning. The
groom was raised in E'wu u
r xu'.ly and is in the employment
of R. A. Hankins. The bride is the
» ■>■■ ■• d,; j-Mitei’ < f Mr. and
Mr.-. J. M. Hankins, and has a
large circle of friends. We Joie
their host of friends in wishing
for the ”. a Lapp and prosper! us
journey through life.
H. Swift a d family were De
Queer, visitors Sunday.
W. M. Chamblin and Mary
Greathouse of Mena were Vaiiey
i visitors Sunday. They cpme down
ito inspect the latter’s old home
place and visit her sister who re
! sides east of Gillham.
We are informed that Prof.
• H-.-nr' Birge succeeilel in turning
his -vago bottom side up some
| v rere cn the highway, dumping
! - ul all the occupants without in
juring any of them. A Mo.
~roT ItTi our.
1 l g radishes is the order of
the day.
Mr. Jim Allen says his corn is
: ok ng fine.
Miss Ella Royal went to Broke
Bow. Okla.. Friday or. busines-.
Mrs. Clara Hamilton returned
■ her home in Pawhuska. Okla.,
J after spending the winter with
I her [ arenes. Mr. and Mrs. N. T.
j Stephens. Her husband was in
j rc . ve • hospital and am
iorpy to report he is r.o I etter and
will have to go back in a short
I time.
j The Mt. Pleasant singing class
■was well represented at the sing
ling convention which was held
last Sunday at Chapel Hill.
Mr. PeaMee will give a lecture
j at the Mt. Pleasant school house.
I April 9. at 2p. m After the lec-i
ture a Sunday school is to be or
ganized. Everybody requested to
be there. Millie.
SKAGGS.
Mr. Goad of Dierks spent Sun
day night with relatives at this
place.
Miss Rush Brazell came home
Friday on account of her foiks
i being sick with flu.
Those from this place who at
tended the sii ging convention a*
Chane’. HiR were J. M. Aslin and
Wifi Arnie Mae and Fay Kirksey.
; Mr. Bob Bourns.
i Dora Kirksey and sons, Booker
and Coy. were visiting relatives
near Sardis Sunday.
Next Sunday i* preaching day.
Everybody c< re and bring some
one with you. Good Luck.
Me HORSE
We have been having some
j rainy weather the past week.
Daniel Jones made a business
trip to Lockesburg Monday.
A. L. Hill made a business trip
to Lockesburg Monday.
Frank Wise made a business
trip to Brownstown Monday, re
turning home Friday.
Mrs. Flora Cannon of this place 1
| visited Mrs Kate Howard ofi
. Provo the past week.
G. B. Cannon and Clarence
Howard made a business trip to
Lockesburg Saturday.
Floyd McWhorter made a busi
ness trip to Lockesburg Friday.
Our Sunday school is progress-)
ing nicely. New officers and 1
teachers were elected last Sunday. 1
Henry Westbrooks made a busi
ness trip to Lockesburg Saturday.
R. McWhorter was elected !
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FOR THE BEST RHYMES
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which will interest every woman and
girl who readj this d iper. Any woman
or girl cm enter thia Contest—any
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to write a 4-line rhyme on Dr. Price’s
Phosphite Baking Powder, using only
the w rds which appear either on the
label of the Dr. Price can (front and
back) or on th“ print 'd slip which ig
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Isn’t that easy? Everyone likes to
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spend a fascinating hour or two writ
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59 CASH PRIZES
For the rhyme selected as best a
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second, third and fourth best rhymes
prizes of STS, and respec
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prizes there will be 55 prizes of $5
each for the next 55 best rhymes. With
such a long list of prizes as these, it
would be a pity not to try your hand
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Here is a 4-line rhyme as an ex
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Anv v ■; m ir girl may enter the
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Write p! ;a! <.n only one side of a
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S “ , vo'..r rbvme before May Ist to
Price Baking Powder Factory
1007 Independence Blvd., Chicago, lIL
superintendent and Clifford Mat
tingly, secretary. Everybody is
cordially invited to come.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Med well
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W
Gore the past week.
Darby Gentry and sister, Miss
le.;c: a, left last week for Broken
Bow, Okla.
.Mr... Oliver Faulkner and Miss
Zephyr Faulkner visited in this
■ ci' ity Friday. Brown Eyes.
-YCAMORE.
1 V. I >well returned from El
i ado Thursday.
M. C. Robb ns of Provo, who
s >ent -e; c al day - with hi i son, J
A E<>l ’ s. returned to his home
irday. His little grandson,
Herald c nmpanied him home
for short visit.
Roy Gilbert, Horace Alexander
’ Frank Gilbert of Lebanon
v - e<! John Ransom Friday.
Alvis Robbins of Horatio was
vis Jng relatives in these parts
! ■ y and Sunday.
Mr*. Emma Howard spent Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Retta
Ker-;;' of Pulitight. Rosebud.
ROUTE THREE.
Plenty of rain and strawberries
j looking very fine.
Mrs. Effie Caswell, who is liv
ing with her sister, Mrs. Ollie
Huckabee, has a tine girl born
April 1.
( F Patterson has gone to
Me :co Mo., where he will work
th ; s summer.
Did Wright has finished paint
. the new bridge on the high
wu ■ at the Valley church.
C. D. Hutton and W. H Taylor
are loth putting out more straw
berries on their respective farms.
Road Overseer House had some
much needed work done on the De
Queen ind Bellah Mine Road last
week. While there is lots of
chances for improvement on this
ro.ui Mr. House’s part is fifty P er
cent better than it has been for
years past.
•' n on informed that the next
singing convention will be
the Valley church, two miles
v.est of King, first Saturday and
r Sunday in July.
re a Colony <colore d )
Farming has been delayed i n
this community by the recent
rains Very few of us have been
able to plant any corn.
J. R. Clardy gave gave an old
tune log rolling Monday. ?be
( men all seemed eager to sho w
their physical strength.
The Boy Scouts of this com-
• munity did some commendable
work on the road here last week.
Our quarterly conference wa-’
well attended Saturday and Sun*
[ day. Rev. Ray, our district sup*
i erintendent. preached two ab>e
.sermons and delivered a splendid
address Sunday.