Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-03-23

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Iron Mountain service, left last aigpt
for Monroe, La, to resume his run
out of that city.
Rev. T. 0. Owen has returned to
Warren, after a brief visit in the city.
He was formerly pastor of Lakeside
Methodist church.
E. P. Toney and wife of Lake Vii.
Iage, spent yesterday in the city while
Mr.. Toney attended the Shriners'
ceremonial session.
Mrs. Fred Pennell, wife Of the
manager of the Capital Theater at
Little Rock, is in the city visiting
Mrs. George H. Adams.
Crawford Hudson, who is attending
school in Memphis, arrived in the city
yesterday in answer to a message au-
nouncing the death of his sister.
j. E. Williams, of Garfield, Ark,
was in the city yesterday and was
led over the hot sands of the desert
during the afternoon by the Shriners.
Mrs. Irving Reinberger has return.
ed from Louisville, Ky, Cincinnati!
and other cities where she has beea
visiting friends and relatives for SOMA
time
7. J Collier, OF Althejmer poten-
tafo Of Sahara Temple%9f the Mystic
shriners. was in the qky yesterday
presiding at the festivities Of the
sbrfners.
Jack Befnhardt and wife and T, r.
Rowles Of Dumas. and John T.
Cheairs, Jr, and wife of Tillar at
tended the SINNERS festivities heea
yesterday.
James Could left last night for New
Orleans. where he will meet several
eastern capitalists who are figuring
on buying large plantation interests
in that state.
Miss Muriel Jones. Of Hot Springs,
who will take part in the debate at
the High School this evening, will
be the guest of Miss Annie Robinson
while in the city.
John c. Ollie, of Argenta. a former
resident of this city, was recent
business visitor in the city He is now
manager of the Southern Furniture
Company in Argenta.
Olin Longino, of Magnolia, AK
and an old friend of Attorney n, 7.
CAN'T, of this city, attended the SIR
ers' ceremonial session and baaqu
and ball here yesterday.
Miss Catherine Seay, of La Grangt,
Ga, is the guest of Mrs C. R. Fit
hugh, and will be one Of the honorees
at a delightful bridge party announce
ed for Saturday afternoon.
Ben S. Mayhem. of Fordyce, was
in the city yesterday attending the
Shriners' session as was also Rollin
E. Lewis, of Little Rock, a member CT
the AL Amin Shrine in that city.
Among Stuttgart attendants at the
Shriners' session here yesterday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mccartney, DR..
and Mrs. D. C. Adams, and daughter,
ard Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Clark.
Miss Catherine Dean, of Opelika,
Ala arrived in the city yesterday af-
ternoon to be the guest of Miss Gaze
line Caldwell, and to participate in
her wedding. which will soon take
place.
Prof Ernest Mckenzie, history in
structor in the High School, will
leave this afternoon for Little Rock
to attend the debate between Little
Rock and Pine Bluff High Schools
Rev. S. E. Tull. pastor of the First
Baptist church, has returned from
Crossett, Ark, where he has o5en
conducting revival meeting for
several DAYS He will occupy his
pulpit next Sunday.
Mrs. ]. w. Adams will leave this
morning for Little Rock, to attend
the Tri-City High School debate be-
tween Pine Bluff and Little Rock. in
which her daughter Miss Elizahet'
Adams, will be one of the speakers.
/ Miss Adams represents the local
school.
!. P. Burks, an old Pine Bluff boy
who is now editor and owner OF the
Hot Springs Bulletin, one OF the Nv
est sheets in the state, is in the city
for a brief visit to his mother aad
other relatives He stopped Off here
while On his way from New Orleans
to Hot Springs.
Mrs. w. NJ. Toney will leave TINS
morning with the Pine Bluff High
School debaters for Little ROCK, 10
attend the debate there tonight. Her
son. John Toney, is one of the Pine
bluff High School speakers In the