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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17
HANDSOME CANE
Presented to Major GaskiII of the Car
nivaI Company.

At the stadium at the. .Gaskill-Mun-
day show last evening some of the
citizens Of the city presented Major
Gaskill with beautifully engraved
cane. The presentation speech was
made by Mayor H. King White. The
navor r2ede a very pretty speech just
before tie high diver made his leap.
Major Gaskill was so completely sur
prised that he had absolutely nothing
10 say except to express his heartfelt
thanks. Mr. Gaskill has been such
courteous gentleman during his visit
here that he has made many friends
that sill lag ropa craber him, and if he
can ever find the time to visit the city
lain they will always receive him
with open arms.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17

1There was an important meeting OF
be board Of directors of the city pub
Il schools last night at the high school
hiding, at which superintendent,
rincipals, and the greater number Of
H. teachers were elected, or more
appropriately speaking, reelected, as
b changes were made as far as the
lection proceeded. Those reelected
Re as follows:
Superintendent-Dr Junius Jordan.
Principals-I1igh school. j. II. With
rson; Sixth Avenue school. ]. II.
hatch; Lakeside, A W. Lowe, First
ard, Asa Mccain.
Teachers-R. 7. Benton. ! K. Ni.eA.
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Not as Serious as It Might E~.

An eastern clergyman solennly in
forms us that the times are out Of
joint
It's a good thing II" butcher shops
are n0t-C1evelanG .i3in Dealer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17

DR. Hall was out Saturday hustling
among his brother physicians and has
organized the doctors into one of the
most enthusiastic baseball nine ever
gotten together The doctors are hot
after the lawyers and are going to
challenge them to a game soon. The
doctors are all in the harness and it
VIII be lot of fun to see some of
the doctors climb down from their dig
h'hed perches and be boys again in
the good old summer time" The
costumes cf the doctors will be part
oi Tie fun and many a side-spliting
laugh will be had and several doctors
VIII have to take some of their own
dope" on the following day.
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lN..t.. cf q Cc-r~ rtl.

"Don't you :'as a.e" 81 cried - she
eorana f"o9, his SIDE
''W'kv, had 10 such thought" answer
G, ne
Now. tc"siH'e h,:n sic could had ne lsissco
her= a9t7 would
I1ut to :. the ,esaptation he'd calmly
.-k.t.0I
Was too .a..sn. SO s.le "shool1 aim.
see.
philadelphia Bulletin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17
Cotton States League.

,atchez ........0 1 0 0 q u
line Bluff =. L u % 90 , e---5
Batteries-Nillieu ana Iingam;
Brown and Harnish.
Monroe 2, Baton Rouge |.
Greenyille 6, Vicksbufg }.
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Fa-,t-

I&saas t4s!fesY c}i!,,ren, What are
yau e.s5alrt 2ct.
FreadE- w. : alayin& house and
dent l-a"w oS 20 set the DIVORCE
New Yo!k Times. %A
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17

At their hat. corner If Cho5tnF8 and
second a4caua, At p. IN. and lake
The car Tor Hall~ood cemetery. ana
they will Eisjl in a body the graves Of
The deceased members and decorate
their graves with flowers. All visiting
soyerefsns arc invited to attend and
take artin the exercises at 3 y. m.
Hon E. J. kcrWfn will make the al
dIess atthe Noodmeu's- LOT in The
western part of=the cemetery. The
Waodmcn erect $loo mouumon. over
Hae=efaee Of every one of fheir de.
ceased mefabef5 Some are erected
~ fafei&a lands whore they fell in bat
tie Tic decoration .+nd mcm.tfal !,
services are observed m sea1.hy
a'=eaHHz e the Woadman.
The Nn9a1ao Of the World. With
head 2sariar n Omaha is mo-of the
ar2ezt aaJ most popular fraternaI and
beneficiary are4n5zatioas in Tho world.
Thy taea 520o0o members have paid
losaesto#tlle amount of sl5 900 ooo and
tasr=a reserYe= fund Of 100000. Tho
local camp is 80 #members strong and
is composed af tla,=bast people Of the
Its and county Pine Bluff lodge.
No. has. since 81. received f6r=flle
families Of its deeoasoa members $50.
eaa. AMI has c5eeted# tpf1 beautiful mon
uments
NePonset and Kasota tribes of The
independent Order of Red Men will
meet in joint session on Tuesday night
and have speeches and a banquet. All
Red Men are invited to attend.
The chancellor commanders of the
three local lodges of knights of pyth-
las announce that admission to the
Elks Theater on Tuesday night whom
the first and third ranks will be con-
fefrcd in ampIiied form, can only be
Lad by being in possession of the s.
A. w. or a receipt for dues emitting
the holder to the S. A. p w.
Iherc will be dress parade at the
t'lks Theater this afternoon at z
O'Clock. also one al s. All those
taking part in this work are urged to
be on hand promptly and those knights
desirous of assisting are also requested
TO come promptly
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The GuJf.

T-ato1y tha"a= mitch difference IN
their social position:
Nell-Oh, yes; her father gets a sal
aly aad h:s H4ther gets w ~os;,-Honler-
vile (MaSS.1 Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17
+ + f. + J. f. 4 + = J. + + j. j. +
i.
j. IN SOCIETY'S REALM
j
+ !. j. j. j. !. !. T. j. !. !. j. i. j. j. .

Miss Elizabeth Alexander entertain
ed the Schuman Music club. Refresh
ments were served. Those present
Caldwell, Ida Caldwell, Edna Stowell,
Henrietta Taylor, Caroline Murphy,
Mary Geisreiter, Olivia Alexander.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17
Amateur Games.

Y. M. c. A. Juniors defeated tthe
Pine Blue Juniors in a game of base
ball Saturday afternoon by o1et OF
6 to 5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17

fhe seniees Al tae First Presbyto-
9j4n todaY vii - conducted ty #tl3a
pastor, Br j. l.. Caldwell Mo.nins
sdb:esa '.iaa39 Ter of Justice ana
Eos=e Sunday school at go a. III
Cit1s ti5.n y.rdeavor at $50 =. nl.
Services Will be held at the Main
Street alet6elist church this morning
at / o'clock, and in the evening Of
: - The pastor, Rey. James II.
AaWley. Sunday school at go this
morning.
Rev. T. w Vaughn will go TO White
Hall today and hold an all day service.
There will be about dozen persons
from Pine Bluff at the meeting
First Baptist church-The pastor.
Rev Ross Moore. will preach today at
both hours Of service. Subject for
the morning discourse. "Glimpses Of
Glory Evening subject, 'The Cleans
ing Blood Of Jesus
The Christian church-Sunday
school at $50 o'clock preaching at
II a. m Subject, The Primitive
Church. Junior Endeavor at 3 o'clock.
Christian Endeavor at 7 o'clock,
Preaching at 8 D. m. Subject "a
Young Mans Mistake.'
ST. JOseph's Catholic church-First
mass and holy communion at a. m.
Second mass at 1O:30 a. M Sunday
school at 2:3O u. NJ. Services at night
at Z: As D. m. by Father Fowler, pas
tor.
German Lutheran church-Services
will be held at the German Lutheran
church today by Rev. H. Kellelman as
follows: German services at 1920 a.
m. English services at 7:30 p m.
Second Presbyterian church-Reg-
ular services will be held at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church today at II
o'clock by DR.. S. c. Alexander. All
are invited to attend.
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Mrs. John NJ. Taylor elaborately en-
tertained large number of her friends
Saturday afternoon at her home on
West Fifth avenue. The house was
beautifully decorated in sweet peas
and roses. An elegant luncheon was
served late in the afternoon A tree
guessing contest was participated in.
The souvenirs being exceptionally pref
ty. The prizes which were elaborate
were won by Mrs. Geisreitetr and
Misses Blanche Fox and Eta Davis
A delightful meeting of the Cor
rect Topic club was held at the home
of Miss Mary Lindsay Saturday after
noon. 1t was the last meeting of this
season and all honorary members and
many former members of the club
were in attendance. making it a very
enjoyable OCCASION The program was
one of the best of the entire season.
The "Origin Of the Stage" was dis
cussed thoroughly and we'll by Miss
Mittie Knox. "Ballads and Ballad Sing
ers" was given by Miss Emma De-
woody and a paper on "Ope@a in
America" WAS read by Miss Eva Davis.
A dainty luncheon was served The
club then adjourned until next October.
Guests Of the club We're Mrs. Harry
Curtis. Of Bridgeport Conn. Mrs. John
y. Nash Of Barnesville. Ca, and the
Misses Saunders. of Lake Village
Those vino will leave tomorrow for
New Orleans are Misses Marguerite
Taylor Estelle Buckner, Eugenia
James= Frances Jordan, Fay TAYLOR.
Amanda Caldwell, MIS-. VT. Radford
Miss Pearl Garrett of Altheimer, Mr..
Wade Knox. Dr. JHnius Jordan DR.. w.
D. Buckner. Cen r. NJ Knox.
Miss Nina Smart left for Little Rock
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N ational= League

National League.
Brooklyn 4, Chicago :.
4ncinnati ). New York 1.
Boston 10, ST. Louis 9.
Pittsburg -, Philadelphia 2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17

American League.
Philadelphia 4, st. Louis :.
Chicag> ashington 4
Cleveland D, New York 3.
Detroit s, Boston 6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17
Southern l. ga que.

Memphis ), Little RoeN ..
Nashville 4, Birmingham 3.
Montgomery s, Atlanta /.
Shreveport II, New Orleans s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17

Second Presbyterian church-Reg-
ular services will be held at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church today at II
o'clock by Dr. S. c. Alexander All
are invited to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17
First Woman reIegrapher.

The first woman telegraph operator
was Sarsil c. Dc"lev OF Lowell Mass.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17

Is President of TWO Colleges.
The Rev. Thomas Fl. Lewis has th
rare distinction Of being president d
two colleges at one tirne-the West
ern Maryland and the Adrian of AZ
,.:o-1 RF.o3,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17

Mrs, Allen Beade1, of Lake Village.
who is the guest Of Mrs. j. B. Johnson,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17

Miss Nina Smart left for Little Rock
yesterday. whore she will be the guest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17

German Lutheran church-Services
will be held at the German Lutheran
church today by Rev. H. Kellerman as
follows: German services at 10: 80 a.
m. English services at 7:3O p. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17

AePoaset and Kasota tribes of the
Independent Order of Red Men. will
meet in Joint session on Tuesday night
and have speeches and a banquet. All
Red Men are invited to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-17

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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-25

IN BASSiNG COMMENT.
The week has been distinguished by
. number of club events, otherwise So
ciety has been rather quiet. Some Of
these Affairs have been the "finals" Of
the season. and others the annual
events so they have been Of more than
usual interest and size.
II would seem that society is go.
ing TO renounce clubdom earlier than
usual this year. or II may be the abnor-
mally cool April makes it appear so.
Usually this late there have been
days when IL was anexertion to at
tend an afternoon meeting of club
on account Of the heat, but no one
has felt that this season. It may be.
however, that society is winding
up everything before Nav in order
to have clear field at carnival time,
for which parties and plans are already
being arranged. Life, then, will hold
nothing so serious rs literary club,
and no one will wish to be house bound
even to attend card function.
PROF. DEALS RECITAL.
The recital given by the X. of p.
band last night at the Kentucky for
the benefit Of Prof. VIM. Deal. the we'll
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-25
Winners Of yesterdays puzzle:
Miss Bernice Garland.
Miss Tcssic Dooline.
EPISTLE TO MAIDENS.

Dear Edyth, Alys. Kathryn and
Dear many another maiden;
An explanation demand;
My heart with grief you've laden.
Think you to do without the i'sg
Ny dears, what doth posses youl
To leave out eyes and think that Us
Can NIL their placc-Lord bless you
To drop the eyes at times is right
I'd even recommend IT.;
II is very fetching sight.
And good results attend 1t.
But drop them not forever. then
Shalt not learn late for sorrow,
Who drops and finds her eyes again
May play the trick tomorrow.
Wisdom In women doth no harm;
The wise may find lover;
But more the eyes have power to charm
A hundred times and over.
So, maidens. as l said before,
Why cause me all this worry
Just take the good old names once
more,
And do It In hurry.
Be wise. you'll then not need the Us
Cease trivial tricks so stupid.
Reclaim, beg. these banished Is,
Yours. In a blue funk,
Qpyd.
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The United Daughters of the Con-
federacy will not meet the coming
week. but will meet instead ON Tues
day, May 8. with Miss Elizabeth Sin
mott Of North Ninth street.
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Mrs. Jeanette weille will entertain
the Whist club on Tuesday evening at
her home on North Eighth street.
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CHESS, CHECKER
IND WHIST CLUB.

The Chess, Checker and Whist
club gave their annual smoker at the
club rooms on Broadway on wednes
day evening. II was quite success
full affsir and an especially enjoyablt
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Mrs. Luke Russell will entertain at
cards on Wednesday afternoon In hon
or Of her sister, Miss Uatharine Baird
of Nashville. Tenn, and Mrs. Carl
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Miss Olga Arnold.
Herman Greif.
Henry Bundesman.

on the stage. and has Just returned
from seasons tour, and Of Miss
Alma Hays, who is to study for the
operatic stage. Miss Hays was hoarse
and had been under the treatment OF a
physician all day in order not to dis.
appoint the audience. Mr.. T. Cooney,
the cornetist, also won recognition for
his mastery cornet solo. The recital
was a musical treat. and il 10 regretted
that there was not larger crowd to
enjoy it.
SANS soUCI CLUB
PLEASURE PARTY.
Miss Margery Crumbaugh and Miss
Lula Reed entertained the Sans Souoi
club and few outside guests very de-
lightfuliy on Thursday with trip to
Cairo ON the Dick Fowler. The party
was chaperoned by Mrs Mildred Da-
Wis and the day was most enjoyably
spent by the merry crowd. A finch
party ON the boat was one Of the fea-
lures Of the days pleasures The club
prize was won by Miss Halle Hisey,
and the visitors prize was captured
by Mrs. James Caldwell. In Cairo
they were met by friends and shown
much especial attention. This was the
first meeting OF the club since before
Lent and was most happy occasion.
The party numbered twerty.one and
included; Mesdames Mildred Davis,
James Caldwell. Harris Rankin,
Misses Susanna Jorgenson, of Prince
ton; Margery Crumbsugh, Lula Reed,
Florence Yeiser. Lillian Rudy. Laura
Sanders, Mabel Rieke, Carline Sowell,
Halle Hisey, Myra Dubois. Angie
Thomas, Myrtle Greer. Anne Boswell,
Minnie Terrell, Hattie Terrell. Kath.
leen whiteheld, Happy Newell, Mar
tina Davis.
MAGAZINE CLUB IN
BUSINESS SESSION.
The Magazine club met on Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. J. O. Flour
noy in her apartments at "Ths Scott
Flats" at Seventh and Broadway. II
was . business meeting to arrange for
the next years work. The club officers
were reelected as follows: Mrs. John
p. Campbell, president; Mrs. J. O.
Flournoy, vice president; Miss Minnie
Radcliffe, secretary. A program COM
mittee composed Of Mrs. Victor voris,
Miss Minnie Radcliffe. and Miss Ora
Leigh was appointed. Some of the
club rules were amended. Ii was de-
cided to have . club motto and colors
which will be selected later. Mrs. Vic
tor voris and Miss Helen Lowery
were elected regular members of the
club, having been substitutes during
the past year. There will be no more
social meetings of the club until No.
vember.
CHESS, CHECKER
lND WHIST CLUB.
The Chess. Checker and Whist
club gave their annual smoker at the
club rooms on Broadway on wednes-
day evening. It was quite q success
full affsir and an especially enjoyable
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The Choral society will meet on
Monday evening at the First Chris.
tian church.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-25

The Delphio club will meet on Tues.
day morning with Mrs. J. O. Flour
noy, Seventh and Broadway.
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THE COMING WEEK.

Miss Louise Kirchoff will entertain
the Industrial club next week.
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Continued on Sixth Psge)
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IN PASSING COMMENT.

Truman Roberts Andrews
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-25

test and other social diversions were
enjoyed. and light refreshments were
served.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-25

Miss Frances Coleman is entertain
ing the Finch club this afternoon at
her home on West Jefferson street.
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PLEASANT DANCE.

There was an enjoyable dance at the
residence of Mr.. II. W. Rottgering on
the Cairo road on Thursday evening.
A large number of young people were
in attendance and the occasion was o
pleasant one.
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MACCABEEs ENTERTAINED.

Mrs. II. G. Johnston entertained
the ladies of the Maccabees most pleas
antly on Tuesday afternoon at he-
home on CLARK street. 1t was very
pretty occasion. A luncheon was at
tractively served. and red roses, the
emblem Of the order, were given as
souvenirs.
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MONDAY NIGHT
CLUB ENTEkT.AINS.

The Monday Night SOCIAL club Of
the Y. N. O. A., gave chocolataire
on Monday evening in honor Of the
lady guests. 1t was the first ladies'
night held by the club and was dis
tinct success. There were about forty
present and the evening was q delight.
fully varied one. An attractive mu-
steal program was rendered, Miss
Kathleen Whitefeld, Prof. Harry Gil.
bert, Mr.. II. Rea Fitch aud Mr.. John
W. Scott taking part. A guessing con-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22
wants the water AnaIy.ed.

OMAHA, March p, l9O3.-To the Editor Of
The Bee: 1t Is with no little interest that l
have Just read In the papers of this city
the defense put up by DIR. Ralph, chairman
OF our Board OF Health, for the liquid mud
which the Omaha Water company has been
forcing down our throats the past week.
tasonistic to the interests OF those who are
paying him that DIT. Ralph must consider
the people of Omaha a very easy mark
indeed.
has not said anything ~derogatory to the
quality OF the water which the citizens are
having served up 10 them. As the one en-
ployed by the city to look after its inter
ough analysis of the water made whenever
the citizens wish II; In fact, he should be
the frat to see any occasion for 1t, such
as 50 plainly exists at present, and to take
prompt action in the matter.
The water works doctor says that there
has been no analysis made OF the water and
sasS 'H of any Mii' Necessity &c nIty' for it.' oI In the
opinion OF the writer, he seems very much
afraid that he might find cause 10 complain
OF the unhtness Of the water being FUR
nished at present for general use, should an
analysis OF II be made.
would like to suggest that II would be
we'll for the city council 10 enact an ordi-
nance requiring an analysis to be made
on the city water several times each year
without the knowledge Of the water com
pany. This practice Is done in many east
ern cities and is an important public neces-
II the public generally knew that under
its charter the water company was required
TO furnish only clear water to be clarified
BY the best known methods, there Would
no doubt be "something doing at the water
works In pretty short order.
II Is hoped the newspapers Will stir w
this matter In me Interests 81 the ReopiS
clear water, thereby earning, their graft
tude, {. GOSs'
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22
WOMEN WILL HIRE ESCORTS
Dressmakers of America Decide to Follow
Strange London Example.
PAY MEN TO TAKE THEM TO THEATERS
Convention IL Told Acquaintance Thus
Formed Across the Seas often
Ripen into Marriage and
Adopts Proposal.
PAY MEN TO TAKE THEM TO THEATERS

CHICAGO, March 21.-Members Of the
National Dressmakers' association today
decided unanimously to hire male escorts
to show the women about town at all flu
ture sessions. The innovation was sug-
gested by Mrs. Caroline Angford Of Du-
luth, but formerly OF London, where dress
makers are in the habit OF renting" male
escorts.
II was during Nine. Bakers farewell ad-
dress that a woman in the front row said
I am Mrs. Caroline Angford of Duluth.
l came here to see the city and to attend
theaters, but / have been unable 10 go
because i am a stranger. Lon
don women have been accorded a privilege
not given to Americans, despite all the
of renting an escort when one is needed.
| know. because I formerly lived In Lon
don. There the dressmaker cheerfully
bears all of the expense for both herself
and the men, and sometimes on a single
outing spends the savings OF a month OF
longer. If the man Is a cheerful COM
panion he Is hired again, and, well, ! am
sorry to say Il, but the affair not tnfre-
quently ends in marriage. | think some
sort of privilege should be accorded 10 NE
may cause a little comment, bat II Lon
doners do II. why can't we?
Mrs. Angford was greeted with applause
and other speakers were soon on their feet
anxious TO give the plan support, A few
said they thought # would be too radical
a departure from American etiquette, would
cause no end OF comment and that the
women who could not get an escort without
: hiring him was not entitled to one. The
proposal was finally accepted unanimously
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-22

sions, will address South Omaha people at
the First Presbyterian church,
Mrs. r. L, Wheeler entertained the Pres
byterian Kings Daughters at her home
Friday afternoon.
w. 8. King, chief engineer of the stock
company business.
The canning department at Cudahy's has
been closed down for a time on account of
a scarcity of material.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday
with Mrs. G.. W.. Davis.
THE Midnight Cry" will be the topic of
Rev. M. A. Heads sermon this morning at
the First Methodist church.
Sam Nevins, the fireman who was hurt
around with the aid of a cane.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church will hold a social at
the church on the evening of April 1.
The smoker given by Knoxall council of
the Royal Arcanum Friday night was quite
a success. Dave Sturrock carried OF the
medal,
The Magic City Kings Daughters will
Dusen, Twenty-sixth n d streets, Thurs
day afternoon.
Physicians reported yesterday that A. H.
Merrill. who Is patient at the Presbyterian
hospital, Omaha, was doing as well as
could be expected.
Rev. Walter H., Reynolds, pastor OF the
CASTELAR, Street Presbyterian church, will
preach at the First Presbyterian church
at IL o'clock today.
Lonnie Lawrence Dennis, the child evan
gelist, will hold services at the city hall
today. Services will be held at II a. m.
3 p. m. and s p. m.
Members Of the Presbyterian church,
planning about the condition of the cross
walk at the intersection.