The Home news., July 30, 1915, Image 1

About The Home news. (McCrory, Ark.) 1915-1922

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THE HOME NEWS
EDITED IN THE INTEREST OF McCRORY AND WOODRUFF COUNTY
VOLUME 1._ McCRORY, ARKANSAS, FRIDAY, JULY, 30, 1915 NUMBER 1
OUR BOW
We present to the people of
McCrory and Woodruff County
this week Volume 1 Number 1
of The Home News which
though small at present, will be
enlarged in the future.
Realizing the need of a home
paper, we have decided to again
enter the journalistic field here,
after having been solicited by a
number of our citizens to “give
us a home paper.”
We are exceedingly thankful
to those who have given us con
tracts for advertising, and, al
though they are somewhat small
in size, they represent business
people who are doing the business
so to say in the commercial world
of McCrory. Had it not been for I
these people, McCrory no doubt
would not have had a paper, and
to them belongs the credit for
such, and we feel sure that others
will be added to our list of regu
lar contracted advertisers in the
near future and fhat those whose
ads appear in this our first issue
will be increased in size.
There no doubt will be quite a
number of news items omitted
this week, but we have gotten
up this issue very hurriedly and
as only a few knew that we
would print a paper this week,
we have not learned of any item
that may fail to appear. We
hope to in all future issues pub
lish ALL the news of McCrory
and surrounding country, and we
will thank any to tell or send any
happenings that will be of
interest.
The price of subscription will
be #1.00 per year, 55 cents for
six months and 30 cents for three
months, and if you are interested
in McCrory having a home paper,
subscribe, and don’t read the
other fellow’s paper. We have
already received several sub
scriptions, the first of whom was
Mr. Ben Storman, R. F. D. No.
1, McCrory, who paid us a dollar
Wednesday. We will positively
I
Riggs Brothers’
Garage
Auto Repairing, Black
smithing and Wood
working.
Agents for the
“Oldsmobile”
McCRORY HIGH SCHOOL
The board of directors of the
McCrory High School met last
week and the following will com
pose the 1915-16 facility.
T. W. Woodbury, Principal.
Miss Nell Stewart, Assistant
in charge of high senool work.
C. T. Willis, of Munford,
Tenn., 6th and 7th grades. ‘
Miss Ruth Best, 5th and Vi of
4th grades.
Miss Ethel Johnson, 3rd and lA
of 4th grades.
Miss Mattie Wells, 1st and 2nd
grades.
Miss Dunlap, of Brinkley,
music.
Miss Rebekah Witherington, of
Munford, Tenn., expression.
The school term will probably
begin September 13, and Prof.
Woodbury hopes to have some of
the leading educational men of
Arkansas of the opening pro
gram, whom, if present, will be
well worth while for the patrons
to go and hear.
not send the paper to anyone
only for cash and all subscriptions
will be stopped when their time
is up.
Hoping The Home News will
meet with your approbation and
that you will be a booster for
it and not a knocker, and that in
the near future we can give you
a bigger and better paper, with
more advertising and a large list
of readers, we are,
Yours Respectfully,
The Editor.
County Health Officer, Dr. R.
N. Smith of Augusta, was here
on business this morning.
L. W. Sturdivant and M. K.
Wherry caught nine fine large
bass on White Lake yesterday,
Thursday.
Drew McMurtry of Idaho Falls
Idaho, but late of Helena, Ark.,
is spending a few weeks with
home folks at DeView.
Mrs. J. D. Bryan of Munford,
Tenn., who has been spending a
few weeks here with her daugh
ter, Mrs. T. W. Woodbury, will
return home Saturday, Aug. 7,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Woodbury and baby girl, Ellen
Elizabeth.
County Judge A. L. Hutchins
of Augusta, passed through here
this Friday, morning, enroute to
Hilleman to look after the county
roads in that section. Judge
Hutchins is taking special inter
est in our roads and we hear
quite a numeer of our citizens
complimenting him on his work
along this line.
JURY LIST
GRAND
A L Crittenden
W H Garton
R E Berkshire
C F Hunefield
J G Haralson
Steve Davis
W B Conner
R B McKnight
JURORS
J D Eldridge
J G Spradlin
Lee Miller
John Bates
W H Gray
E B Wood
T A Jeffries
J F Shue
ALTERNATES
J H d’ossett
A S Thompson
J H Gipson
PETTIT
C W Hunnicutt
P S Knight
E J Roselle
J G Battle
J B Johnson
R E Brandon
W G Dilliard
J C McCrory
E H Wilson
C B Cook
N E Wherry
H A Tennes
A K Materna
T C Bull
Henry Brennen
JURORS
G W Garton
Luther Sale
Luther Berry
W R Cain
C H Eskew
R R Hardin
J A Melton
F P Wright
C B Fakes
G W Barber
Andy Comer
W A Cole
ALTERNATES
H H Caldwell
Duke Revel
Jno. Davis
Chas. Anderson
Fred Gullic
E Nelson
Ira Stoker
T N Taylor
Clent Lee
Try an ad in The Home News.
J. D. Dumas of Judsonia, is
the guest of his friend, J. A.
Cullum.
Born: Thursday, July 29, 1915,
to Mr. and Mrs. “Buck” Thomp
son, twin girls.
Mrs. A. J. Marsh is spending
a few days with the family of
her son, Milton, at Bullville.
Fletcher Lewis spent the first j
of the week at Whitmore on a
fishing trip with W. H. Barnes. ;
We are glad to note that W. L.
Walker is able to be up again af
ter a severe illness of about a j
week.
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The editor will be glad to re- j
ceive news hems from any place j
in the county. Paper and post- j
age furnished free.
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H. P. Riggs, Jr., spent Sunday
in Little Rock where his wife is
in the care of a specialist, being
treated for throat trouble.
L. L. Cole, manager of the
Jernigan Merc. & Gin Co., of
Bullville was forced to come
home for a few days because of
his being ill.
Rev. Vaughn of England, was
the guest of his brother-in-law,
W. A. Barnett, station agent at
Jelks, this week. He delivered
a sermon to the Baptist people
of McCrory Wednesday night.
A BUNKING PARTY
On Wednesday evening Mrs.
J. A. Cullum entertained with a
“bunking” party, complimentary
to her daughter, Miss Bessie
Roddy.
Supper was served to 16 girls,
when later to their surprise, Mrs.
Cullum had invited the same
number of young men. During
the first part of the evening
Misses Johnson, Bull, Hailey and
Mr. Sturdivant delighted the
guestswith instrumental and vo
cal selections.
Miss Roddy presided at the
punch bowl and delicious punch
was served during the evening.
The out-of-town guests were:
Misses Ruth Powell, Augusta;
Illma Brown, Donnie Cranford
and Lora Coombe, Bald Knob.
Others present were: Misses Ot
tie and Pauline Huff, Linnie
Kyle, Ruth Hailey, Gretchen Tar
pley, Lissie Powell, Elizabeth
Holland, Lily Turner, Bernice
Baxter, Ora Lee Hunnicutt, May
Williams, Lottie Johnson, Pauline
Bull, Bessie Roddy and Joye El
lington, and Messrs Maynard and
Noble Wherry, Bill McCain, Tom
McFall, Grover McCrory, Leslie
Sturdivant, Vernon Huff, Oc
Jeffries, Allen Taylor, Lester
Lewis, Alvin James, Jacob and
David Arnof, Hicks Lewis, Judd
Johnson, Robert Clayton, Charlie
Riggs and Charlie George.
W. B. Gullic, of Augusta, man
ager of the Southwestern Tel. &
rel. Co., came over yesterday on
business. (?)
Perry Holland
TAILOR
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