Gravette v. Veach

There are a number of interesting* facts connected with this litig’ation, hut which are not essential to its determination, and which we deem it unnecessary to set out. The pertinent facts which are virtually uncon-tradicted are as follows:

A number of the ladies of the town of Gravette, moved by an altruistic spirit, organized themselves into an unincorporated society which they called the Civic Improvement Club. After a time they conceived the idea of purchasing a park to be used by the public, which was to be a memorial to Field Kindley, a young man who had been reared in the town of…