New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1930, Page 16

Yellville, Ark., Has Placed Itself Entirely In Hands of Fair Sex Here are Yellville's new city ofln‘ ; Mrs. Virginia L. row, Mrs. Alma B M. O. Hutchinson and Mrs, Yellville, rk town of Y inine, Ly April — The lyille having gone fem- a practic unanimous vote, its women ru are hard at work at the job of showing that women can run the town better than sits male offici = Yelville *the recent clecti 2 “women quietly made up their slate for all city offices and sprung it the populace on the morni election day. The men withdrew, thereupon, and the wom- en were clected. L. Walton tamily . A. Thompson, Mrs. v, Mrs. M. O. Hutchinson, . Record aand Mrs. Al- ma Berry, aldermen, and Mrs. C. N Wilson, city marshal. War On Male Loafers All are housewives except Mayor Walton. She is a widow and a clerk in a general store owned by her father. One of the first acts of the new feminine rulers was to hale & of town loafers before t! E of justice and order them to get jobs or get out of town at once. The chief item in their program is a set of city improvements. The women hope to install a water sys- tem, which the fown thus far has lacked, and plan also to pave sev- eral strcets. On top of that, they liope to keep the streets cleaner, to encourage citizens to do the 1 with private property and in gene {0 make the place look as i ble set of houscwives had it And, incidentally, the femininc town marshal is promising law en- torcement “like the town never had before.” “We are going to prove that the town can get along without watch us!” says the mayor. feminine t Flashes of Life ] —_— By the As o Tersey s, Dwight W. row is pleased that Will R found something she said enough to copy. told a meetin of republican women that she Will were seated togeth tion in London. Shc re it she continued to eat the dant food provided at affairs in con- nection with tke naval she would return home representing global tonnage. Will used the quip in his writings. New York—The radio is charac- terized as the stepchild of the tele- graph by the daughter of the in- centor of the telegraph. Mrs. Lelia Morse Rummel, §0, daughtcr of Samuel F. B. Morse, has just heard a voice over the air for the first time—Rudy Vallee’s. Having lived in Paris for years she has come 1 {ake part in the cclebration of { ¥29th anniversary of her father's birth, on S Moscow—It has become more dif- funny Henry Abbic | _ | sporting ¢ was young, proposcs to 1 men: | abun- | conference | Front row, Miss O'Beta Car- n. Mayor and Mrs. Lena Nowlin, A. Thompson, Mrs. Abbic nora Record, aldermen. f « d and divorced in Russ crto either has been free. Now there is a fee. New, second Sunday in May T the responsibility lies,” writes Srixton re- sc he thinks is shop is London—A barber in fuses to bob hair beca the Bible forbids it. In m Corinthians: New York—Nancy ber of the Junior le: A ant fashion director at a movie studio and punches a time clock at 9 a m. She rides in the s Norton, Mass.—Pianos are while the volunteer fire department of Wheaton college, led by Con- stance Campbell of Grand Rapids, Mich., is on the job. The town's firc truck broke down and a bunch of safe - /men showed no initiative when the home of Dr. Clarence Davis gat ablaze. But the girls, 20 of them, removed a big piano safely from the second ~ -On-Hudson. N. Y.—The assistant etary of war in charge of acronautics knows how to get there quickly. He flew from Wash- ington to attend a wedding. New York—J. Andrew White, who began telling on the air about events when radiocasting arn polo when hg retires as president of the Columbia bro? ing system next ¢'s never been on a pony. has described dozens of nd the Prince of Wales gave poin BATES IS DEFEATED Kingston, he winners going into the cighth inning, they scored three times SNOWST when HALTS GAME Williamstown, Mass.,, April E (UP)—With Middlebury leading, to 1, a snowstorm halted the base- 1l game between Williams and the Vermont nine here yesterday in the fourth inning. . ° . Frigidaire and All Elactric Appliances Cash or Terms E. V.READ Representing Light & Power Co. Tel. 1928-W Conn. Goldsmith & CO. 35 MAIN ST. OPP. GLEN ST. 9x12 FELT BASE RUGS Perfects, Made by W. & J. 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