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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-26
|FllIIV ADDITION ACCEPTED
The City Council, by : Unanimous
Vote Accepts a New Addition. to
the City OF Observation-Disclosures
Deposit Cash Bond AZ Guarantee
to Make Necessary improvements.

The Fairview addition located Just
east of the Oliver Iron Mining CON-
pany's shops and north of the w. T.
Bailey mill, was accepted by the city
council at it's meeting last Tueday
night. Nearly all the available resi-
d@nce property in the city proper,
having been taken up, 1t has been
necessary to plat new additions to
the city, and this matter will in
doubtedly be we'll received by those
wanting Land upon which to build a
home. The location Of the Fairview
is desirable and no doubt the lots
on this plot will be disposed of with
out much delay. The following res
olution, passed unanimously by the
council, speaks for itself:
BY Alderman Heritage-The plat
of the Fairview addition to Virginia
as filed with the city clerk, be and
the same is hereby accepted and or
dered filed and the city clerk is here
by authorized to certify to said plat
and record same as required by law.
Provided, said Virginia Fairview
Realty company shall first grant and
convey to the city of Virginia, its
right and easement at any and all
times to lay underground sewer and
water mains over, under and across
any and all parts Of the land in
cluded in said plat.
Resolved Further, That the cash
deposit by the Virginia Fairview Re-
atty company in the sum of $2,5jO,
together with the agreement attach
ed to same for compliance with re-
quirements as to grading and open-
ing of streets, avenues and alleys, be
accepted. and the mayor and clerk
are hereby authorized to execute
said agreement on behalf of the city
Of Virginia.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-26
MARINONE FOUND GUIITY.

A jury in district court Wednes-
day night returned verdict of guilty
against Carimno Marinone, who. was
on trial before Judge Dfbell here.
charged with having shot Captain
Joe Wilson at Eveleth some time
ago. He was charged with assault in
the first degree, and Judge D1bell
gave him an indeteTminate sentence
IN the state prison It Saltwater.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-26
r. NJ AS. TO GIVE CARD PARTY

Lincoln Camp No. 2076, Royal
Neighbors of America, will give a
card party at North Pole hall on the
evening of April 29th. A musical
program will be rendered and re-
freshments will be served. Hereto
fore the entertainments given by
this order have been most enjoyable
ones and it is safe to predict that
the one to be given next Monday
night will not lack in enjoyment Of
those given in the past. The Neigh
bors are royal entertainers and all
those who attend the coming party
will be assured Of = good time.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-26

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES.
Christian Science services at North
Pole hall Sunday at II a. m. Sub
ject: probation After Death. -
Sunday school after the services.
Wednesday evening Testimony meet
Ing ut 7:45. All arc welcome.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-26
The ISL SENIOR & lSS PLAY
Many Characters Are in the Cast and
1t is Expected That This Play viii
Prove to Be One of the Best Ever
Staged at the Roosevelt Audito-
rum.

The Senior Glass play which will
be presented by the students of the
Virginia high school at the Roose-
Welt auditorium on the evening of
June 9Th, promises to be one of the
best home productions ever staged in
this city. The participants are put
ting in considerable time in practic-
ing for the great event of the closing
Of the school year. The play is being
prepared under the direction of Su-
perintendent Bliss, and when the time
comes for its production all the char
acters win have the matter so we'll
in hand that: each part will be car
}ried through without a. slip. The
play, is entitled "Co-Education-A
Glimpse from Behind" aud was
written by Lindsey Barbee. Follow
ing is a list of the characters: =.
d. Lieutenant Jack Wilson, An Army
Officer on Furlough-Ward E.
Becker. -:
Ted Allen, An Assistant Professor
-Halver c. Olson. :.
Dick Sherman, Whe Becomes Pc
ter, Deaf Mute-James j.. Quayle.
Billy Burton, Quarterback on the
Varsity Team-Harlan w. johnson.
Count Andreas Cassavelli, An Ital-
ian Adventurer, Has His Fortune
Told-Ralph c.. Lundberg. r
"Chuck" Clinton, a Freshman
With No Rights-Arnold Hawkin-
son.
Tom Harrison, Sophomore
Roger G. Williams.
Professor Augustus C. Thurston,
L. l.. D., Phi. D., 1.-The New Profess
sor," Has Views on Co-Education-
Morris l.. Hooper.
Professor Ebenezer James, M. a.,
Phi. D., Head of Department of Econ
omics-Dengen w. Hayes.
Professor Henry E. Burton, A. NJ,
Phi. D., Department of Philosophy
Victor E. Larson.
=" Don Hampton, Shy Scientific
A. Grande.
Sally Crane, a Lively Junior; a
Good Student; Has Her Fortune
V. Linman.
Frank Burton, Young Kid, With
a Fondness for Fairy Tales-Charles
I. Pelto.
Georgetti Silva, Gypsy Fortune
A. Larsen.
Barbara Burton ("Bobbie").
Whose Speciality is Billy-Elvira L.
Tornquist.
Gertie Flye, the Girl With Green
Eyes, Has Her Fortune Told-The-
resa E. Hovland.
Doris Meredith, An Heiress-Ma-'
rie E. Fleming.
Ruth Thurston, With Love for
Art-and .Peter-Hazel M. Reid.
Bill" Smythe, from Butte, Mont,
Chum of Senator Clarke and Marcus
Daly-Samuel l.. Cohen.
Elsie smythe, Only Daughter OF
BILL" a Breeze from the West
Helma S. Johnson.
Tabitha Tattler, a College Gossip
Agnes P. Anderson.
Margaret Seymour, a College Dig
Senior, Gets Her Fortune Told
Lucy l. PAX kala.
Sally Sue Stevens, from Next Door
Ida S. Mattson.
Dolly Dinsmore, a Freshman-E!i-
zabeth G. Rooney.
Polly Preston, Another Freshman
E. Smith,.
Mrs. Meredith, AN Ambitious
Mother-Irene X. Gauthier.
Maggie Moonan, House Maid to
Burton 'S-Emilv M Pho
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-26
AT ST. PAUL's CHURCH.

At St. PauIs church next Sunday
there will be evening service at 1880
o'clock: Sunday school meets at II
O'Clock, noon. Everybody is cordi-
ally welcomed. I'D
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-26

SCAND. EV. MISSION CHURCH.
Sunday, April %. Service at II
a. m. and 1880 p. m. Rev. c. V. S.
Engstrom of West Duluth will
preach at the evening service. Mon
day, April 20. Service at p. M.
when Rev. John J. Daniels, Rev. P.
B. Wellander and Rev. c. v. S. Eng
strom will preach.
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BRIEF MENTION : . -
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R. M. Galbraith wax a business vis- itor in Little Rock yesterday.
 E. A. Hensley went to Fairfield yesterday to inspect his cotton crop.
 T. B. Goldsby, of England, was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. Walter Cooper. of Shreveport, is visiting Mrs. John McCabe in this city.
 J. E. Rogers. the corn club man, has returned from a brief visit to Sherrill.
 Miss Grace Bond, of Warren, is vis. iting pr. and Mrs. w. H. Blankenship. in this city.
 A. F. McNeill, the we'll known Red- field resident. spent yesterday in the city on business.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. c. Saunders wen to Little Rock yesterday for bret visit with relatives.
 Constable w. E. FIilley, of Jeff ferson township, was business wis. itor in the city yesterday.
 George w. List wilfleAve Monday for Mineral Wells Tex to spend several weeks recuperati}
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TEE CITY BEAUTIFUL
 ITS ACCOMPLISHMENTS
MUCH GOOD WORK HAS BEEN DONE IN BEHALF OF PINE
 BLUFF AND ITS PEOPLE
One Lady Visitor With Children An. preciated Its Phygrounds--
 Other Good Work,

Every or rganization has it's kno CTS and the City Beautiful Club is no exception.
 : For the benefit of those who have doubted the usefulness of this club, composed of some of the most en. terprising men and women of Pine Bluff, and for those who have assert ed that nothing has been accomplish ed by this organization. will the Graphic kindly publish the following statement of what has been done in one year:
 The City Beautiful Club first em- ployed the White Wings and thor oughly cleaned the business part of the city. The work was superintend. 1. ed by ladies and rroved 90 successful that the city fathers have made I. permanent.
 The City Beautiful Club circulated petitions throughout the entire c.ty and formed the paving district to tue cemetery that is now being built by
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Contractor Shelby.

Contractor Shelby.
 The City Beautiful Club instituted the first public playground in the city and in fact, the first in the state. Their playground evidently has a reputation outside of Pine Bluff for a few days ago a woman with three children alighted' from one of the trains and asked to be directed to the playground. She said she would be In the city several hours and pre- ferred to spend them in the open air rather than in the close waiting room of the railroad station. The woman and her children were ac- cornpanied to the playground and spent the time very pleasantly while waiting for the train to convey them to the end of their journey.
 The City Beautiful has cleaned several unsightly lots and has placed benches in convenient places chat tired pedestrians may rest.
 Through the persistence of this club the stumps that had so long erpamented Martin avenue and wal nut street were removed
 These are some Of the things ac- complishsd in ono year aud If every citizen Of Pine BluK would Join the
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MOOre-.Clark,


 At the Baptist Church, Rison, Ark, Wednesday afternoon, June 5th, Miss Iris E. Moore was married to w. E. Clark. The affair was very solemn and impressive one The church was decorated in white and nile green. At the altar Was most gorgeous arch of cake jessamines. in the center O. which hung the wedding bell Before tne entrance of the bridal party the audience was treated to most touch- ing solo, '"The Star of Hope,' by H. l.. Williams, of Shreveport, La., rem dered in his individual and pleasing style. As the last sweet notes died away, the quiet was broken by the solemn chords of the wedding march, Ly Miss Mamie McMurtrey, at which time the flower girls, little Iris Has kins and Louise Searcy. entered first, followed by the ribbon bearers, Eva Searcy, Ophie Hamilton, Magic Clark, and Alma Moseley. Then, down the left aisle of the church came Miss Vivian Moore, followed by the bride, on the arm of her sister, Miss Eva Moore. Down the right aisle came c. A. Ward, followed by the groom and his best man, c. c. Clark. The bride and groom took their places at the altar under a floral wedding bell. and the ceremony was said by the brides uncle, Rev. J. B. Searcy, of Little Rock.
 The bridesmaids wore lingerie dresses and picture hats and carried bouquets of cape jessamines. The bride was attired in a tan travelling suit with accessories to match and carried white roses and carnations. Mrs. Clark is the daughter of ex- Sheriff 1 .E. Moore, and is most popular and charming young woman. MT. Clark is prominent business man of Strong, Ark. Many out-of-town guests were present and a large num- Der of handsome presents were re- ceived.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clark left Rison on the afternoon train for short tour through Southern Texas and Mexico after which they will be at home at Strong, Arkansas.
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First Church of Christ Scientist
The Church of Christ.

Corner Sixth and Beech Streets. c, c. Cline. minister. Morning subject, Conformity to the World" Evening subject, "The Union for Which Jesus Prayed" in Jno. 17:20-21. The Of- ficial Board of the church will hold its regular meeting in the pastor s study at p. m. The prayer st rvice on Wednesday night will be led by Miss Ivanora George. The Bible Training Class will be conducted by Miss Nancy Brummett on Wednesday night. 4.. s-@. $
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Junior Auxiliary.

The Junior Auxiliary of Trinity church held the last meeting until fall yesterday afternoon at the home of Rector and Mrs. Charles L. w. Reese on West Second avenue. The work for the year was brought to a close. A social session was enjoyed in which many games and contests were played. Prize winners in the contests were Elizabeth Perkins and Mary Frances McGaughy. Delightful refreshments were served by Mrse Reese.
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g First Baptist Church.

Rev. Carl Hinton, of Arkadelphia, will occupy the pulpit at the First Baptist church this, morning and this evening. He is student of Ouachita College and Is forceful pulpit ora tor. Rev. c. D. Wood. the pastor, is still in Texas for his health. A let ter from him to local friends says he is improving and will probably be home in a few weeks.
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FLAG OF OUR NATION,

FLAG OF OUR NATION. Flag of our nation,
 Safeguard so true. Honor we bring to thy Red, White and Blue,
 Neer will we falter,
 In homage to thee, Long may you wave o Ter the land and sea-
 Flag of our nation
 Freedom uphold, No strife or discord, be under thy fold Ne'er clang of battle,
 Where thou dost stand. Peace to thy people in our great land. k !
 Flag of our nation
 Proudly unfurled Allegionce to thee, now is given OCT the world
 Pride of our country, Emblem of power Nations salute thee in this glad hour.
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Cradle Roll Day

NT0ule 1lU1l D0y
 Today will be Cradle Roll Day Tt the Christian church from 10:3O to 1 a. III. There are one hundred ana fourteen babies on the cradle roll' forty-seven of which will be promet- ed to the beginners class Certifi- cates of promotion will be given thes babies. A musical program will be rendered by the members of the pri- mary class as follows:
 March-Cradle Roll Classes.
 Prayer-Dr. c. c. Cline.
 Song-"Praise Him.
 Talk-"Influence of Cradle Roll"-- Mrs. "A. s. Bayme, Superintendent of Sunday School.
 Song-"Jesus Bids Us Shine"
 Presentation of Certificates Dy Mrs. J. G. Taylor, superintendent Cradle Roll.
 Prayer Song.
 The leaders of these classes are Mesda.mes A. w. Scruggs, R. M. Vance and Joseph. Misses Nancy Brummett, Vivian Parker, Mrs. J. G. Taylor, superintendent of the Cradle Roll Department invites ell members of 4he church and their friends to be present.
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Trinity (EpiscopaD Church

Corner West Third avenue and South Oak street., Rev. Charles l.. ter Trinity.
 Holy Communion, a. m.
 Sunday School. 10 a. m.
 Morning Prayer and Sermon, Il a m
 Evening Prayer and Address, s D. m.
 All are very cordially invited to all the services held in Trinity Church.
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club and attend the meetings there would be no papers or trash in ths gutters, no expectoration on the side walk, and no violation of the laws of sanitation and health
 Press Correspondent.
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Y. D. C. Meeting.

Camden, Ark, June S.-The IT. n. N. held It's last meeting of the season frlday and held an interesting pro- gram meeting Besides the yarions numbers by members of the chapter a number Of veterans were present. !. E. Lide and John c. Wright, of the veterans, made addresses. The retir- ing president, Mrs. J. T. Sifford. re- ported the chapter out of debt. and i'll prosperous condition. The follow ing new officers were elected: Mrs. F. s. Greening, president; Mrs. J. w. Meek, first vice president; Mrs.. w. r. Lockett, second vice president; Mrs. J. r. Hanson, third vice presi- dent; Mrs. Ed Green, corresponding secretary Miss Carrie I-ee recording secretary Mrs. Ed Harper, teasurer; Mrs. J. T. Sifford, historian. beau- tiful gavel, made from wood taken from near Marmaduke Ferry, was pre- sented to Mrs. Sifford as testimon- ial from the chapter. J. E. Lide made the presentation speech. Mrs. Sifford accepted the gift with few appro- Driate words. Following the program the hostess, Mrs. M F. Watts, invited the guests to remain for social half hour. and served them delicious re- treatments.
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At the Orpheo.

The Hendrix-Belle Isle Company. which has made such a hit at the Orpheo Theater the past two weeks. will remain in the city for another week and by request will again put on the roaring comedy. School Days" which drew large crowdS to the popu- lar playhouse the first week the com- pany was here. MT. Belle Isle will appear again as the irrepressible Patsy" and Mir. Hendrix will be old pedagog. while the rest of the com pany will be the pupils in the old school.
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AT THE CHURCHES
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Lutheran Church.

East Sixth avenue and Florida St. w. C. Schrader, pastor. English Sunday school 9:30 a. m. English ser vices 10:4 a. III. and s D. m A cor dial invitation is extended to all to at tend these services
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Future Walker, Urch Colclasure and Nina Barnes: Messrs. Russell Fraim and Bland Colclasure and Messrs. and Mesdames Jack Hull, Mat Lumsden, D. F. Sparks and R. F. Scuder.
 Musical selections were rendered by Mrs. D. F.. Sparks, Russel Fraim, Miss Barnes and Miss Walker. Mir. l.ums- den won first prize in the ..Hidden Or chestra" contest and Miss Luton re- celVed the "Booby prize. In the anil nal contest Miss Luton won the first prize and D. E. Sparks received the consolation. Miss Walker, the hon. oree, was presented with a pair of beautiful silk hose by Mrs. Scuder.
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 Royal Ntighbors

s The Royal Neighbors surprised
 MIS- Lucy Mayfield Tuesday after- noon, June 4, and were pleasantly received. The afternoon was spent m games and music. Late in, the afternoon delightful refreshments was served. Those present were Mesdames Hope, Hamilton, Merrick, nlghman. schemer, McFall, Barnes,
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First Presbyterian Church

The Presbyterian chos. which has the city, has been reorganized as q double quartet with Misses Burks and Clements, sopranos; Miss Mat thews and Mrs. Megill, contraltos; Messrs. l'ahlau and Crawford, tenors; lMessrs. Hooker and Humphreys, bas- sos. Prof. M. D. MeNeil director and Mrs. J. 1, Norris, organist. The ma- sical numbers for Sunday will be as follows:
 Prelude-"La Gelondr:a," Mrs. Nor- ris.
 Anthem-''1 Will Extol Thee" by the choir.
 Offertory Solo-"The Mercy Sea , Miss Banks.
 Postlude in C.
 The evening service:
 Prelude-The Flower Song. Mrs Norris.
 Anthem-"The Half Was Never Told Choir.
 ,Offertory Solo-'tMy Loved One Rest" MT. Rejbert York.
 Prelude-t!March Romaine.'
 Dr. Norris, the pastor, will preach at Doth services.
 First Church of Christ Scientist
 Services Sunday at II a. m and s D. m.
 Subject, God the Only Cause and Creator" Sunday School at 10 a. m. "Wednesday Evening Testimonial Meeting at s D. m.
 Reading room open daily except Sunday from 2:30 to p. m.
 Visitors welcome.
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D. \. R,


 Mrs. J. M. Taylor was hostess yes- terday afternoon to the John McAl- mont Chapter, D. A. R., at her home on State street. This was the last meeting of the chapter until in the fall. The house was prettily decorat- ed in cut flowers and lilies.
 After brief business session the following program was rendered:
 Instrumental solo, Miss billiard Saunders.
 Paper, "The Ancestors of George Washington" Mrs. s. c. Alexander.
 Vocal solo, "l Hear You Calling Me- Miss Mary Geisreiter.
 Paper, The Spires of Boston, writ ten by Mrs. o. w. Clark and read by Mrs. R. G. Atkinson.
 Vocal solo, "The Gypsy Maid,'' Miss Mary Gesreiter.
 Reading, '.The Headquarters of Washington Mrs. John l.. Mills.
 Following the program the hostess served suitable refreshments. Those present were Mesdames billiard Saun- ders, Robert Atkinson Jr., Robert At kinson Sr., H. P. Bradfrod, s. C.. Alexander, B. R. Donelson, H. G. Hig- inbotham, w. J. Galbraith, Harvey Hudson, Ed Russell, Jo Nichol, John l.. Mills, J. M. Elliott, M. C. Cross, H. B. Mizell, s. Geisreiter, J. M. Taylor and Misses Gussie Jones and Mary Geisreiter.
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Society Meeting

The Young Ladies Society of the First Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. k. A. Howell at her hom., one Laurel street, Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
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Maiuand.McIMtyre

The wedding of Miss Lillian Ruth Maitland, of Memphis and Roscoe A. Acintyre of this city. twill be- solemn ized. at Westminster Presbyfefian church, in Memphis Tuesday evening.
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Dance at Springs.

A dance will he given at Sulphur Springs next Thursday night. Frank Triplett has the list About thirty couples will attend
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Flor one week straw hats cleaned for 15 cents. French Dry Cleaninx Works.
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Park Dance

The management of Forest Park will give dance Tuesday night at the park pavilion. A union orches. tra will furnish the music.
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Social Meeting :

The Baptist Missionary Society will have it's regular monthly social meeting at the Baraca hall tomorrow afternoon. =
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Lndies Temple Society.

The Ladies Temple Society will meet Monday afternoon at o'clock at the Temple.
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FOR RMr-Rponss. HIoNE l5 s-s
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Ladies Aid Society

The Ladies Aid Society of the s. C. Alexander Memorial Church will meet Tuesday afternoon at the church.
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Visitors Entertained

Dr. and Mrs. w. H. Blankenship delightfully."- entertained number of young people at their home Friday night. complimentary to Misses Mary and Mildred Blankenship and Grace Bond. of Warren. Many interesting games were enjoyed and in guess ing contest Frank Byrd won a box of candy. At suitable hour de- licious refreshments were served. Those present were Misses Mary Blankenship, Grace Bond. Henrietta Brewster, Frances Cross, Placlta Davis. Mildred Blankenship, Edna Blackburn, Mary Fox, Juliet White law. Blanche Blakeburn, Ferda Oaks and Henrietta Adams; WroH Free man, Frank Byrd, Roger McNew. Ralph Cutler, Charlie Puddephait, John McGaughy. George Holderness and Leo Hardness.
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l.. D. C..

'. D. C.
 Pine Bluff Chapter, U. D. G., will celebrate Jefferson Davis birthday With splendid program next Tues day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sue Triplett.
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Fioyd, Baby McFall and Master I. R. f1oyd. The Royal Neighbors held a very interesting meeting Thursday evening, taking in eight applicants. fhe lodge is growing rapidly.
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 1he Young Ladies Society of the ri's' PFesbyterian church will me.t Tuesday afteryoon at 3:3o o'clock With Mrs. F. A. Howell.
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Miss Walker Honoree.

Mir. and Mrs. R. P. Scudder, of No. 3OS East Second avenue, entertained Friday evening complimentary to Miss Future Walker, of Dodson, La, who is their house guest. Many interest," ing games were enjoyed and at late hour delightful refreshments were served. Those present were Misses