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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
5
The Dermott News published weekly in Dermott Arkansas. Subscription is 1.50 per year, advertising rates available on request. Office phone and residence number listed. Entered as second class mail matter February 9, 1911. G. E. Kinney is publisher and proprietor.
Eudora hosts a mass meeting for all property owners in Chicot County on Wednesday June 4 1919 at 10 a m to discuss immediate drainage needs. The meeting aims to organize committees and plan steps amid recent rainfalls and projected Cypress Creek closures. Attendees include Dermott Big Bayou Drainage Canal landholders and local chamber leaders E P Toney county judge W W Grubbs and Harry E Cook presidents.
A Chatauqua begins in Dermott on Thursday evening June 5 featuring Arkansas artists directed by Read Jackson. County Superintendent D. T. Henderson appears in the first program with the talk The Man Without a Hoe. The Orpheum Trio performs alongside vocal and instrumental numbers. tickets are fifty and twenty cents with proceeds to the Children’s Hospital and other charities.
Bright brief brotherly services are planned for Dermott next Sunday at the popular local home church. Details note usual morning events and fellowship sessions to follow.
The Dermott church invites all Christians to a community revival starting Sunday June 15 with Rev. G W Belk preaching and Rev A L Carter leading singing. Morning and evening services are announced with a conference for all men after the morning service.
Baptist ladies held a regular social meeting at Mrs R P Stinson’s home. Fourteen members attended and spent the afternoon piecing a quilt that will be sold to a member when finished. They welcomed Mrs Jordan and Mrs Heskett as new members and planned next month’s church business session.
Warning to Harvey Ware to appear in Chicot County Chancery Court within thirty days and answer Mathie Ware's complaint. Clerk Abner Crenshaw attests the seal, dated May 1.
The Arkansas Agricultural Extension Division urges farmers to increase peanut acreage. Seed peanuts sold at cost, oil export embargo lifted, and multiple mills finance campaigns to supply seed and support production. Extension personnel outline planting plans, hay and protein uses, and a coordinated distribution effort through cotton oil mills and local communities.
State beekeepers plan to form the Arkansas Honey Producers' Association with a meeting at the Little Rock courthouse on May 41. FW Ormond and Dr. E F Phillips will speak on honey production potential and storing facilities to reduce yearly waste and boost Arkansas as a leading southern honey producer.
Susie Jordan is warned to appear within thirty days to answer the complaint filed by Lish Jordan. Clerk Agner Gaines signs the seal of the court dated May 12, 1819, with John Baxter as attorney for the plaintiff.
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