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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
4
Dermott residents receive notice from K Brown secretary about the Board of Trade excursion in late April. The train will stop 12 28 PM and depart 12 58 PM, Tuesday, allowing time for local businessmen to meet the visitors and share mutual appreciation.
Mesdames Kentrow and Diamond entertained guests Friday afternoon with a Five Hundred Party in honor of Mrs. Hlottman. The Easter themed parlors at the Kimpel home featured decorations and reminders of the season. Tables for twelve were set and games were played. A salad luncheon closed the afternoon with guests including Hottman Barlow Anddys Van Valkenbens Milevetter Belser Marke Water and Miss Verna Mauldiyy.
Mrs Swain and Misses Raborn hosted the T M C last Friday evening. After a business session a Musial Contest followed with Kennedy Anderson and Byrd among the prize winners. A salad course and a decorative cake were served as the gathering closed. Attendees included Porter Nunn Kennedy Anderson Leona Raborn Clark Byrd and Mrs Rogers.
Mer Rouge Mercantile Co of Mer Rouge Louisiana offers Lespedrea seed at 3.50 per bushel for late sowing to May. The notice indicates a food crops order may be issued regarding supply and distribution.
B Y P U session on Sunday April 10 features a Balaam theme with leader Mr. Chas Measel and L. L. Jones guiding topics Balaam's Tentations Balaam's Ass and the Angel Balaam's Influence and Balaam's End Mrs F Johnson and Mrs L L Jones contribute, program promises lively responses and welcomes all members and guests.
Teachers depart for Little Rock for the State Teachers Association with sessions Friday through Saturday. A special train to the Southeast Arkansas meet at Monticello is arranged with coaches boarding and returning. School delegates include Vanio Molhe Dante Reading Helen Bartmess Daisy Helle Neal Composition Hazel Morris Declamation Joseph Davison and Charles Kennedy with daily practice and confident preparations.
Commissioners of the Dermott Drainage District file drainage assessment and tax records with Chiver County Clerk, Arkansas. The notice lists lands in Chicot County and adjoining towns, including sections in Dermott and Hudspeth, plus portions in Drew, Ashley, and other counties, and railroads affected. Coowners may appear before the Chicot County Circuit Court on the Sunday of May 180d to file complaints against the assessment.
An advertisement touts Liver Lax from Henry Bordeaux as a remedy for constipation, urging readers to try the product to ease digestive discomfort and improve regularity.
Reporters note social visits by Miss Bama Smith and Miss Frankie Howard and Dr and Mrs Coleman at Dermott and surrounding areas. A literary and musical contest at the Academy drew eight prizewinners. Dermott participates in district A M E conference with plans for next fall. A local wedding at Halley united Miss Sarah McGehee and Mr Isadora Alexander. Local youths toured to Tillar for a musical program. The piece mentions Liver-Lan by Ack Henry Bordeaux.
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