The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-26
Tn Society
School Picnic.

tai Hill school yesterday were at
tended by a large number of pat
rons. The social features of the day
We're the outdoor games and a bout
| tiful, delicious picnic spread on long
tables arranged under the trees.
Several outdoor contest games
were played. In these the prizes
were awarded to Miss Grace Wall
and Elmer Balm.
During the afternoon exercises
Supt ID. A. Crockett made a talk and
awarded the promotion cards. There
was but one graduate, Miss Grace
Wall, and to her the superintendent
paid several compliments for having
| completed the work of the common
schools.
Among the patrons who made i'm
promptu talks of appreciation of the
work OF the pupils and teacher were
Mr.. G. H. Davenport, Mr.. Atlas BaiI
and Mrs. c. H. Geary.
Mr.. Steele Kennedy teacher of the
school, made the closing address, in
which he babe farewell to the pupils
and patrons and expressed deep APP
probation of the kildnesses shown
to him.
c. H. Geary has gone to Chicago
on business.
DR. w. V. Laws returned this week
| from q briaf HhfoaoO trim
Ebert Casada is now in San An
tonic following a visit to Galveston,
| Texas.
DIR. R. A. Simpson has returned
from a two weeks visit to his planta-
ton il Eastern Arkansas.
Miss Altha Casada is improving
after a severe illness. Later she
may 90 to Texas for the winter.
Steele Kennedy will leave Sunday
for Glenwood to begin his duties as
teacher il the public schools.
w. B. Hardage aad ]. D. Hardage
are here from Oklahoma on visit to
the family of S. w. Seay.
Mrs W. ]. Sneed has returned to
Nashville, Tenn after visit to Mr..
and Mrs. r. T. Gotham.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Fitch of Yodngs
town, Ohio, have returned to the city
ald are located at the Arlington.
State Superintendent George 3. |
Cook is in the city from Little Rock,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Tombler. |
DR.. Ear Sanders has returned |
from Crossett, Ark, where he at
tended a meeting of the Arkansas
Pellagra Commission.
Miss Margaret Neary left yester-
day to enter school in Washington, |
ID. c,
Mr. and Mrs. Houston Emory left
yesterday for Bear, where MIR. |
Emory expects to spend today hunt |
ing.
DIR. and Mrs. c. T. brennan have |
as their house guests Mr.. and Mrs
d. NJ. brennan of Birmingham, Ala. |
The Lotus Club will meet next |
Thursday with Mrs. c. NJ. Roberts |
This will be the opening meeting of |
the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Martin left yes |
terday Tor Prescott after a visit to
their sisters, Mrs. E. E. Davis and |
Mrs. S. A. Chappell,
The Pleasant Valley school closed |
yesterday Miss Gladys Keller OF |
this city conducted the school in a |
very satisfactory manner to pupils |
and patrons.
George Baxter, Jr., and wife re-
turned recently to New York from |
Europe, thankful to escape war diff |
culties. Mr.. Baxter used to be Ia the |
real estate and insurance business
here with his father.
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The friends of Miss Fannie Con. |
nelly will be glad to learn that the |
X-ray examination showed that her |
arm, which was broken in an auto |
mobile accident recently, was set
right and the doctors expect it to
heal soon.
Burt Foote, cashier of the Security |
bank, has returned from Buckville |
Ark where he had been rusticating
for some weeks.