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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
Go to Church and Get Acquainted With Your Clergyman; He's Not a Bad Sort

\ CAN'T be hypoerc" was the rea1 when
 asked why h" didn't attend church .now iat l am not prcaches.'
 There is hop" for this man. lTe is t kind the church wants It he not righteous h" Is not happy I hm qUrc of GOING TO Cij ktl and he n, oreader better and happier of life
 We all he saints But s.,+> , a4. can rorsrt bc temptations of the world for "1c 4~ each week. At least for the hour that hr rutt yaa really think over the big things in f Iet him stem ad of toI and do his best CT course thce ~a0s m every aseunst who will crtieise freely the GOES TU CuURCU a: the who stays
 NO MAN WHO GOES TO cHuRcH 4YpocR7E LONG DEEP DOWN IN HIS HEART HE KNoNs THAT He eAns NOT SELL GOD GOLD BRICK. ORIGINALLY HE GOES TO CHURCH SOLELY TO MAKE A GOOD REPRESSION WITH HIS NEIGR 3oRs-AND THis IS TO BE EMGoUEAat1EvENTuAl HE WILL FIND THAT HE IS GRADUALLY TO THE RIGHT SORT OF LIFE IT Is ACQUIRE THE GO TO CHURCH HABIT TRY SUNDAY WHEN ANOTHER SAB BATH ROLLS AROUND YOU'LL FANG OF REMoRsE IF YOU DON'T GO AGAIN GET ACCUAIMTED WITH MAN. YOU'LL FIND THAT HE A TALK TO HIM. IF YOU HAVE ANY Gkitt=t2- HE CHURCH METHODS DON'T TALK ABOUT oUTsDE BUT TELL HIM. HE'LL HALFWAY. NONE REALIZES MORE THAN HE HOW HARD IT IS TO WORK UP AN LGIoUs AFFAIRS AMONG SOME PEOPLE.
 But give him and his church a chance
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Trinity Church (EpiscOpal,

Corner of West Third avenue and Oak street. Trinity season, the longest
 of the eight in the church's year, in fact as long as the other seven com bined, commences with Sunday. Dur ing the preceding half of the year ths church brings especially before us all that has been revealed of the history and personal activities of the Divine Trinity, the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost. She does this because it
 is as important for us to know what God has revealed concerning Himself and His relationship to us as it is to do what He commands. In other words God does not ask our allegiance until He shows us that He is worthy of it. So the first half of the year is devoted in systematic way to His revelation of the things of Heaven and the second half to instruction in the things which we must do by way of serving Him. Services Sunday are as follows: Holy communion a. m., Holy communion and sermon on the Trinity II a. m., evening prayer and address on the first two chapters Ot Genesis, D. m.; Sunday school 9:43 a. m. Offering for missions.
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Texas. where he will attend a meet ing of the National Association of Cotton Oil Manufacturers.
 J. Frank Franey left this morning for Memphis, where he will take part in the initiation of a class in the Knights of Columbus i'll that city this afternoon. He will return Monday.
 A. J. Johnson, E. c. Norton, B F. McGraw, T A Thomas and F. Ligon were some of those who at tended the State Convention in Pine Bluff this week.-Star City Ledger.
 Representative-elect F. M. Rogers attended the state convention at Pine Bluff this week. It is safe to say he got in some good work looking towards drainage and levee work, matters in which Desha county is vit- ally interested
 c. H. Triplett will leave the latter part of the. week for the University of Virginia, where he will meet his two sons, Arthur and Frank, who will graduate there this week. They will make short trip through the East before returning home.
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SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT
 AT JEFFERSON HOTEL

A trombone solo by A. c. Campbell latest addition to Seibert's orchestra will be feature of the Sunday even ing concert at the Hotel Jefferson. MT Campbell will play Tosti's Good Bye" Following is the complete pro- gram:
 March, "Batle Royal" Allen.
 Echos from Metropolitan Tobani. Valse, "Le Poeme,' Romberg.
 Song, Wild Flowers We Gathered Long Ago"
 Trombone solo, Good Bye,"s Tosti. A. C. Campbell. Selection, "Swcethearts," Herbert.
 Overture, Morning. Noon and Night Suppe.
 Characteristic, "In Poppyland,' Ben dix
 Rag, 'Knockout Drops,' Hickman.
 Popular, Rarity Rag"
 "Im Crying Just For You"
 eff I Had Some One at Home Like You"
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SINGER WITH ORCHESTRA.

Rollin M. Pease and Dorothy M. Huston of Minneapolis are two noted vocalists who will sing at Chautauqua in connection with Ferrante's Hunga- rian Orchestra.
 Both of these singers have won fame in high musical circles, and in the Twin Cities no musical program is con sidered complete that does not find their names enrolled.
 MT. Pease and Miss Huston both do splendid solo work, and their duets are marvelously sweet and appealing. Their repertoire includes some of the high classics as well as number of popular songs of the day which will be enjoyed by everybody They will sing accompanied by the entire orches- tra, and it looks like great combina- tion.,
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Lakeside Methodist Church.

Corner Fifteenth and Olive streets. R. R. Moore pastor. Sunday school g: 30 a. m, J.. Fl. Watkins superintend ent. The splendid orchestra of the Sunday school is we'll worth your visit to this school to hear the fine music. II a.. m, sermon by Rev. J. A. Sage, the presiding elder, at the conclusion of the sermon the sacrament of the Lords supper; :45 D. m., Epworth League; 500 p. m., sermon by the pastor; 3 p. m., Monday, The Wom- ans Mission Society will meet at the church in the Sunday school auditor ium. There will be a prayer meeting every night for the following week Music will be prepared for the sery- ices by the splendid choir of Lakeside church.
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MRS, JAMES E. DYKE,

London, June 6.-At the gala per formance of opera at Convent Garden in honor of the king and queen of Den mark, where many American women were prominent, Mrs. James B. Duke attracted much attention. She was in cloth of gold with magnificent rubies.
 Mrs. Duke does not intend to do much entertaining at Crewe House just yet and has made no definite plans for Ascot. When court mourning ends she will give a ball. In the meantime she is giving small, smart dinners. She has also spent much time in Paris.
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PERSONALS

A. P. Few of Stuttgart spent yes terday in the city on business.
 Steve Puniski of Little Rock, will spend today in the city with friends.
 County Engineer J. B. White went to Noble Lake yesterday on business.
 Dave Veil will leave Tuesday for New York and other points in the east.
 Mike Sherland and J. E. Findley went to Pine Bluff Tuesday morn ing
 MT. and Mrs. James Larkel of Stuttgart are visiting relatives in Pine Bluff.
 Mrs. Roxie Adams went to Pine Bluff Tuesday to spend a few days McGehee News.
 Dave Meyer made a business trip to Pine Bluff yesterday morning, re- turning in the evening.
 Miss Nina Renfrow, who has been teaching at Little Rock, has returned to her home in this city. Mrs. D. A. Caldwell and little daughter have returned from a visit to Monticello and Crossett
 M. E. Sherland cast the vote oi Desha county at congressional con- vention in Pine Bluff this week. Joe Clements has returned from Fayetteville, where he has been at tending the University of Arkansas. w. H. Greensboro of the Guara T. teed Tailoring company left yester- day for Chicago on a short business i trip.
 James Larkin of Stuttgart arrived in the city yesterday to spend Sun day in the city with friends and relatives.
 Miss Carmeta Sanders, who has been a student at Ouachita college | Philadelphia, has returned to her home in this city.
 H.C. Fox will leave today for White | Sulphur Springs, Va, where he will attend the meeting of Southern Deal ers' association.
 One of Pine Bluffs fascinating girls, Miss Margaret Grandberry Callaway, is the guest here Of hel sister Mrs. H. E. Rudy.
 < Mis- Dorthy Bum, who has been visiting Mir. and Mrs. James Larken at Stuttgart, has returned to her homs in this city.
 Henry Roberts will leave next week for Mineral Wells, Texas Denver and Los Angeles. He expects to be away from Pine Bluff the re- ] mainder of the month. ] w. w. Taylor of the Arkansas NH Mupply company. has gone 10 Dallas
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KANSAS GOVERNOR
 WINS DAMAGE SUIT
Jury In Case of Woman Plaintiff De-
 liberated Just Minutes.

Topeka, Kan, June. 6.-Mrs. Luella West of Wichita. Kan, is not entitled to damages from Gov. Geo. H. Hodges of Kansas for an alleged assault and battery. decided a jury in the case today after deliberating two minutes.
 Mrs. West alleged, while on a visit to the governors office on April 8, last. the governor struck her during scuffle for possession of papers i'll the case of Frank Sullivan. convict, to plead for whose release Mrs. West had called at the executive offices.
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REAL ESTATE
 TRANSFERS Reported by N. T. Roberts Abstract Co.
Quit Claim Deed.

Quit Claim Deed.
 Susan B. Dixon to s. c. Alexander part NE1-4, NW1-4, section 19-5-9.- $75.
 Deeds of Trust.
 S. J. McCarra to Miss Jennie Hel lums, part NW14, NW14, section IT. 6-9; due in one and two years.-$1, 200 Chas. Hastings, ct al to Lizzie P Mills, lots } and 6, block 9, Ham mett's; due quarterly-$275. Thomas H. Adams to Richard c Thompson, lots 3 and 4, block 31 Tannehill and Owens addition-$41.1 IS
 Commissioners Deed. G. E. Lytle to G. (. I.ytle, ct als lots 9, Sallie Clarks.-$41.13.
 Real Estate Assignment. 0. E. Mckenzie to c. H. Triplett lot 2, block 63, 'Moodruff's w.
 Real Estate Releases. Fidelity Life Ins. Co.,, to H. l. Hol derness, lot 2, block 63, Woodruff W.-$3,500.
 Mrs. Sallie Carmical to M. Durham lot 4, block 3, HarpeE's, ct al.-$o0o.
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Carr Memorial Church.

Corner Sixth avenue and Dakota street, M o. Barnett" ,"pastor. Sunday school 9:30 a. m., w. B. Hicks super intendent; preaching by the pastor at o'clock D. m The official board will have an important meeting Monday evening at o'clock. We insist that all the members be present. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at D. m. Epworth League Friday evening at $ D.. m. The public is cordially invited to attend all these services.
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First Methodist Church,

The Downtown church. Dr. James Thomas pastor. Sunday school al 9:30 a, m., R. G. Custer, assistant SUI perintendent; morning service witt sermon by the pastor, followed by holy communion; Junior league at-2 D m.: Senior league rally at z D. m Every leaguer is expected to be or hand. Evening service with sermon by the pastor at S:45 p. m. ;prayel meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45 after which the official board vii hold it's regular monthly meeting. Al services begin promptly on time ant close in about one hour. Good music by selected choir at all regular churcf services.
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AT THE CHURCHES
The Church 0f Christ.

Corner Sixth and Beech streets c. c. Cline, minister. Morning subject Worship in Song: Helps and Hind rances"; evening subject, 'An Un- faithful Ministry" Read Ezekiel 3:1-g teacher, 3:30 D. m.; children's day exercises, 9:3O a. m., under direction of Mrs. Mabel Scruggs; Christian En- deavor, z D. m., Charles Wainwright president; prayer and praise meeting Wednesday night 8 D. m., Miss Iva George leader
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SOCIETY.
Program For Sacred Concert.

A sacred concert will be given to- night at S:lo o'clock at the Firs Presbyterian church by the choi1 with Seibert's orchestra, A. c. Camp. bell. trombone soloist,. and the mandolin quartette as special features.
 In addition, the choir will be as sisted by several of the city's best |yocalists, including Miss Henrietta Brewster who has just returned from college where she won a scholarship for vocal excellence.
 The church with it's electric fans is one of the most delightfully."- cool spots in the city and no doubt stand ing room viii be at a premium. The Following is the program to be given
 Organ prelude, Mrs. Norris.
 Anthem, Behold a Stranger, ,' choir.
 Sing Me To Sleep,' by Mandolins, Smart, Trulock, 'Daasby, Montgomery. Contralto solo, Miss Henrietta Brewster.
 "Kammeror Ostrow" Rubenstein) Seiberts Orchestra.
 OW dHCC Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Montgomery Mrs. Dancey, Miss Reeves, Miss Banks, and Miss Mcdonald.
 Address, Dr. Norris.
 Trio, Star of Night Miss Herring MT. Taylor and Mir. Adams.
 Offertory duet, Home to Thy Lov- ing Arms,' Misses Reeves and Me Donald. Trombone solo, "Eveaing Star (from Tannhauser). Mr. A. c. Camp bell
 "The Lord Is My Light, Miss Schloss.
 Tyre Kate' CHubay), Seibert's Orchestra. Anthem "Out of the Depths" choir Doxology and benediction.
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" X. ID. Lee.

Fordyce, June 6.-Funeral services for w.. A. D. Lee. of Princeton. who died Thursday, were conducted this afternoon from the home of the uide- ceased. Interment was in Princeton cemetery. MT. Lee was 69 years old and survived by his wife and five children. who are: Mrs. A. w. Mash burn, Mrs. Mary Case, Douglas
 Benjamin and Mary Sue. MT. Lee was a brother of Judge R. J. Lee oi Little Rock and has been a resident of this county for more than 20 years
 He was a veteran of the Civil War
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Entertains With Morning Party.

' Mrs M. E. Smart entertained a
 number of guests at bridge yesterday
 mofhlng at her home on West Fifth
 avenue complimentary to Miss Flor : ,.;a u'sce DeWoody. The home was beau
 uaully decorated in cut flowers and fpol plants. The place cards bore
 their arms 'S ''>N'N " MISS Virgil McAdams won the first sprlze. while the consolation was
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DIES OF WOUND.
Prescott Man Succumbs to Tetanus
 Caused by Shotgun Wound.

Prescott. June 6.-The funeral of Robert Glynn .Thornburgh was held yesterday. He died Thursday as the result of lockjaw caused by a shot gun wound he suffered ten days ago. He was on fishing trip when he ac- cidentally shot himself through the right foot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07

awarded to Miss Readma Da1sby Miss DeWoody was presented with a set of silver teaspoons of Mary Chil- ton pattern, by the hostess. The morning hours were happily spent and all the guess enjoyed the hospitality of the charming hostess.
 Among the guests were many out of-toWn friends who are visiting In this city.
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Eleventh avenue and Cypress street. Don C. Holman pastor.
 Sunday school 10 a. m.
 Preaching la. m. and 7:30 D. m., by the pastor.
 Junior Legue 2:30 h. m.
 Senior League D. m
 There will be a called meeting of this charge on Wednesday, All mem bers are urged to be present
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Stranded Schooner Floated.

New London, June 6.-The Eastern Line Steamer NOrthland, New York for Portland, Me-. which went ashore on Bartlett's Reef. was pulled off the rocks last night. She came to New London under her own steam.
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Lutheran Church.

East Sixth avenue and Florida street. w. c. Schrader pastor. Eng fish Sunday school 9:30 a. m., German service 1O:45A. m., English service 8 D. m. A cordial invitation is extend ed to all to attend these services.
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Ente1tains
 For Miss OrtO.

Mrs. R. T. Louthan entertained the Thursday Bridge club and a few friends Friday as compliment to Mis- Hattie Orto. The home was pret- tilys decorated and six tables were oc- cuDied by players. Mrs. w. T. Sea well and Mrs. Alb Knox were the prize winners. The honoree was pre- sented with a pretty gift Ey the hostess.
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\ Young Ladies' Guild TO Meet Tuesday.

The Young Ladies' guild of Trinity church will be entertained Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Hotel < rihes by Mrs. P. G. storm. This is ,he last meeting of the guild before ,all and all members are requested to be present.
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First BaptiSt Church.

Rev. w. D. King of Little Rock will preach morning and evening at the First Baptist church today. He is said to be a fine talker and full house is expected to greet him.
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Rents Telephone Exchange.

Huntsville, June 6.-Irvin Grubbs has rented the local telephone eX- change from Hill Burns who will move to Springdale to take charge of the line repair and upkeep from that place to Huntsville.
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First Church of Christ Scientist.

los Pine street. Servlces Sunday IT a. m.. Sunday and Wednesday evening at D. m.; subject, God, the Only Cause and Creator" Sunday school 10 a m.. reading room open daily, except Sunday and holidays, from 1:3O to A. Visitors welcome.
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Bens0n-nOlIar
 NuptiaIS Frii ".

Miss MinnN jenson and Earl Dol lar were married Friday evening at the home of the bride. The ceremony was said by Rev. c. c. Cline. Only the intimate friends of the couple were present They will make their home in this city where they are well known.
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Temperance League.
 Nets This Afternoon.

The Loyal Temperance League will meet this afternOn at o'clock in the First Christian church. All mem- bers are urged to be present and friends are invited to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
The Church of Christ.

Courthouse. Bible school 10 a. m., lesson subject, "The Coming of the Kingdom Luke 17:20-37. The Lords Supper Ii a. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
John McA1mOnt
 Chapter. D. X. R.

Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge will enter tain the John McAlmont chapter. D. A. h., Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock
 al her home on South Olive street. Ihls is the last meeting of the seo- son and al members are expected to attend.