Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-14
GROUP SEVEN 10 MEET HERE TODAY Bankers of South Arkansas to Be Guests of Clearing
 House Association. TO BE ENTERTAINED Interesting Program Arranged For Business Scssi0nS-LiSt of
 Delegates.
TO BE ENTERTAINED

The "monied men of South Arkan- sas, members of Group Seven Of the Arkansas Bankers Association, and their ladies, are to be the guests ot citation today, when they hold their annual meeting in this city and enjoy several elaborate social affairs, that have been arranged by the invitation and program committee, composed Of M. E. Bloom5 chairman; Az D. Foster, H. B. Strange and c. II. Martin.
 The morning session, which will op en at 10 o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce rooms, will include an in vocation by Rev. C. D. Wood, ,Ir., pas CT of the First Baptist church. an ad- dress of welcome by Hon. w, II. Lang ford, of this city; the president ad- lress, H. D. Palmer, of Star City; ,Ieasurers report, Jo Niehol, of Pine Bluff, and an address by Hon w. T. Perkins, of Chicago.
 At the afternoon session which will be convened at o'clock, George \. Bone of Memphis, president of tae Bank of Commerce and Trust Com .]any of Memphis, and Simon White stone, who is promoting the Pine Bluff .ack;ng house, will deliver addresses. These will be followed by a general discussion by members and the elec-
 ion ot officers fer the ensuing year.
 Iii the evening at 630 o'clock the guests will be entertained with a lun-
 ,Aeon at the Bluff City Club, to be
 erved by the ladies of the Trinity
 huleh. Judge w. D. Jones will De
 he toastmaster and toasts are to be responded to by C. L. Boye, of the Me chan. cs-American National Bank of St. Louis: E. c. Stuart, of the Third National Bank of St. Louis, and J. E.
 }oyce, president of the Pine Bluff Clearing House Association and the
 Cotton Belt Savings 'and Trust Com pany.
 The executive committee of Group Seven is composed of H. D. Palmer,
 }. l.. Hyatt, M. E. Bloom, A. M. Kel
 CT and A. D. Foster. H. D. Palmer, of Star City, is president of the branch organization, and Jo Nichol, of this ;ity, is secretary.
 After the luncAeon in the evening l.e guests will attend concert, which 'as been specially arranged for them y the Pine Bluff Clearing House As ;oCiation, and in which Misses Vic cria Harrel, Lucy Hearn Broadstreet md Julia Williams are to take part This concert will be given at the llks Theater at S:45 o'clock, but the jublic is invited to attend.
 Io,, ,9c,o Seven ale among the most prominent inanciers in this state They meet nnually in this city and are the re- ;iplents of most hospitable and cour- ecus treatment. The local bankers will surpass all former efforts in this irection today,
 The following bankers will be in at cndance at the meeting today: c. P. Ball, Dewitt; Mrs, A. E. Jack son, Wilmot; G. w. Lambert Monti- cello; J. D. McCloy, Monticello; c. w. Phillips, El Dorado; R. G. Will jams, Parkdale; w. D. Atwood, New l Ldinbu1g; c K Wheeler. Kingsland; i; J. F. Black, TeXarkana; w. J. Doyle, | St. Louis: J. w. Fired, Rison; MT. and l Mrs. H. G. Martin, Warren; MT. anc frs. H. G. Higinbotham, Altheimer; B | :. Ross Eudora; MT. and Mrs. D. Y, ! Snow, Camden; R. D. Duncan, Little Rock; w. H. Garanflo, Little Rock; 1 J. B. Simms, Lake Village; G. + | 0unscomb, Chicago; J. w. WillOugh- oy McGehee; T. F. SaXtcn, Dewitt;
 Henry Thane, Arkansas City; G. G.
 aatling, Fordyce; MT. and Mrs. B. C. Powell, Camden; Robert K Wait, Lit
 ile Rock: R. H. Thompson, Little
 Rock; E. F. Hussman, Little Rock;
 Geo. R. Baker, St. Louis; J. c. Bain
 Portland; E. l.. Rice, Memphis; G. A
 Bone, Memphis; A. M. Keller, Wilmol
 W. B. deYampert, Wilmot; T. w. Gill
 Tillar; R. L. Hyatt, Monticello; Mir
 nd Mrs. Carl Hollis, Warren; H. P
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