The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-28

intellectual and interesting program was rendered, as follows:
 Ante'Belum Writers, Florence Will Hams
 Maaes John, Thelma Lewls. The Conquered Banner, Hugh Lieper
 Song, Maryland" club
 Bessie Meux
 Lyric of Action, Lee Tarble
 The Raven, Marie Fink. Southern Medley, Lucille Wood cock.
 Gift of the Magi, Lillian Western. Anna Belle Lee, Gala Granger. The One-Legged Goose Sidonia ] Marx.
 cornet duet, Ralph Sharp and James Wilson.
 Chorus Julia Boaz, Ada Graham, Estler Longworth, Gladys Lewis. Ola Reader and Ottie Orr
 The Cook Literary Society .is one that has continued for a number of years in the high school, having been organized during the superintendency Of Geo. 5. Cook, for whom it was named.
 School Girls Serve Lunches.-The domestic science department has been serving lunches for the pupils for the past week
 This is splendid department in our schools and one that every girl should take
 Local Teacher Gets Office.-Thc home economies section of the State Industrial Arts Association met and organized during the recent State Teachers Association convention at Little Rock Several cities of the state in which this department has been established were represented in this meeting. The officers of the as sociation are as follows:
 President, Miss Petit Fayette. vile, Ark; vice president, Miss Baughman, Hot Springs; secretary Miss Randall Conway; treasurer, Miss Wilson, Little Rock
 Civic Ciub.-The Civic Club has done a most excellent work in this city due 10 the untiring efforts of its| officers and members led by its ener- getic president, Mrs J. F. Harper, who was unanimously re elected att Saturdays meeting
 Assisting Mrs Harper will be Mrs. David Burgauer, first vice president; Mrs. P L. Henry, second vice presi dent Miss Daley Mohbs. recording secretary; Mrs. w. 0. Creason, cor responding secretary; Mrs. C. NJ. Rob erts, chairman of the ways and means committee.
 In the reports at the last meeting the work of "clean up day and the ."flv swatting" campaign were empha sized
 Parents will be urged to have their children take up the work of theI 'city beautiful" by having their chil- dren become members of the Junior Civic League.
 We quote the following significant, items;
 Mrs. Henry reported that she had found the county jail in a most re- volting condition, there being no privacy for any one, merely iron bars separating one apartment from the other Letters will be written to the proper authorities urging them in the building of the new jail to include separate run-arounds for the men and the women; also to equip the jail with bath and other conveniences.
 Miss Mobbs stated that while the cub had paid out over $l00 for elim- mating flies, that it was on a firm financial basis and through the kind ness and cooperation of the com munity at large they hoped to ac- complish even greater things in the future
 Official Chaperon for Arkansas Mrs. Josie Fra2ee Capp,e'lAa, 5o7| Eas, Ninth street. Little Rock has been appointed olficia, chapecon f2c| Arkansas by the CIautal mA lnsti'u- tio;. Chlu.auqua, N '. Mrs. ~apile- man expects to arrange for through sleeper from Little Rock and will leave with her party June 50 SaeI will he pleased to answer all inquiries reqardinp prices and accommodations