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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
AnItr 9taIientr.
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nunberIidsr mar aIs Ct ladsHb bemtrtte'
Il have been Expressmanl@
or fprad bas GngIiIde nit sinsm
frembIdubifdsn 4eesni uHb e. gsbortI
meter niat bisI aombiaGtiOHsgabt bdsu,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08


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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-26
PERSONAL.

James Goree, assistant general at torney of the Rock Island, is here from Chicago on visit With his Iii thsr, Mrs. J.. l.. Goree.
 ". ]. Parkes has. return4d from a stay at Hot Springs.
 Attcrney F. c. Bridges went to Lit tie Rock yesterday on legal business
 G. J. Mccoy is suffering with severe attack of sciatic rheumatism
 A. R. Young has returned to, tn city, from South Bend. where he wa: employed on. one of the government 1T dge boats. Tfz7--.
 Rabbi Joseph Jasin spent yesterda! in Little Rock on business.
 Attorney Crled Caldwell left yes terday fer Little Rock. on business
 c. R. Cole, assistant agriculture agent of the Cotton B 1t, was in the city yesterday, en route to Littl Rock from Camden with car of farm products for the fair at Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-26
Mrs. M. M. Waters.

Mrs. Martha M. Waters died about ; o'clock Sunday morning, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Loving, 1115 West Twenty-third ave nue, of the infirmities of age, at the age of 82 years. ',
 Widely known in several cities ol Arkansas as a woman of most estim- able character, Mrs. Waters was very highly respected, and the news of her death was received with much sorrow She is survived by two sons, James H. Waters of El Dorado and J. J Waters of Detroit, Mich., and three daughters. Mrs. J. T. Greenfield o' Arizona Mrs. C.. s. Troy of McAles ter, Okla, and Mrs. A. B. Loving of Pine Bluff.
 Funeral services were conducted at the Loving home Sunday afternoon Inv Rev. Marion Nelson Waldrip O. the Lakeside Methodist church, and the body was shipped to Little Rock where the funeral was held yesterday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-26
NEUROLOGICAL.
George Q. Banning.

George 0. Banning, for many years a resident of Jefferson county, and who moved to Pine Bluff about six years ago, died rather suddenly abGut :, o'clock yesterday afternoon at his, home, 313 Cherry street, of heart trouble.
 -Mn. Banning was 67 years of age, 9 most estimable man. He is survived hy his widow and three children, two daughters. Mrs. T. L. .Culpepper and Mrs. V. E. Haralson, and one son F. D. Planning. He was a veteran of tho Confederate army.
 Funeral services will be held thi; afternoon at 3 o'clock at the resi- dence, by Rev. Guy Murphy of tho Hawley Memorial church, assisted by Rev. M. o. Barnett. 1nterment will he. in BellWoed cemetery, and the fol lowing will serve as pailbearers:
 k. T. King, Bob Robinson. George Dalby, G. w. Carver, J. J. Swim Judge c. M. Philpot, J. w. Tate, M T. Goodwin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-26
ARKANSAS CLUB WOMEN
 ASSEMBLE IN CAPITAL
Suffrage Association Meets Yester- day-State Federation Opens
 Convention Today

Miss Willie Hecker, Miss Ella Fox and Miss Julia Houston wsre in lAt- tie Rock yesterday, in attendance upon the annual meeting Of the Ar kansas Woman Suffrage association.
 Mrs. A. w. Troupe left last evening for Little Rock. to attend the III: et- ing of the state federation of women $ clubs, which opens in Little Rock to- day. About dozen other Pine Bluff women will go to the capital city this morning, to represent local wQmen'~ clubs at th2 federation meeting.
 More than ordinary interest at taches locally to the meeting of these two big organizations of women, be- cause of the fact that Pine Bluff has invited both organizations to meet ln this city in 1916. and the delegates from this city will make spirited ef- fort to have these invitatons acc4pt- ed,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-26
NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY
Eighteen Brand.New Volumes Put or
 Shelves Yesterday

Eighteen more volumes of new reading matter were placed on the shelves of the library yesterday. these being the last of the big order recent !y placed with a Chicago publishing house by this library association.
 Six volumes of fiction, nine vol umes of juvenile works and three volumes for the reference library, are in the batch, the titles in the order thus named, being as follows T. Tembarrow, by Frances Hglg- son Burnett. In Search of Husband, by Cora Harris.
 Romance of Billy Goat Hill. by Alice Began Rice.
 The Mayors Wire, by Anna Kath- erine Green. .za
 Miss Philura's Configuration, by by Kingsley.
 Miss Philura's Wedding Gown, by Kingsley. Mother Goose.
 Madam How and Lady Why.
 Five Little Stars.
 Bunny Bright Eyes.
 Brownie Primer. BoWwow and Mewmew.
 Peter and His Goose.
 Bobbsy Twins. .e r.. Robber Kitten. r.
 First Steps in Golf
 Monroe. Doctrine.
 Famous Days and Deeds.
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Royal NeighbOrs Form District Organization.

Mrs. Helen Ducket., president; Mrs. Laura Hope, vice president; Mrs. Sallie Lea, secretary and treasurer. are the officers elected at the dis trict mseting of the Royal N5igh5ars of America Saturday night, when the district organization was formed al. tents and camps in the district being represented. The next meeting of the district organization will be held in Pine Bluff in Aprl. ....
 There were thirty candidates ini- tiated, thirtesn of them for the local camp. Mrs. Annie Sheppard, one of the supreme managers, gave instruc- lions in secret work, Mrs. Eliza Mum ford, state supervisor, gave the obli- gation, and Mrs. Grace l., Morris, district deputy. instructed in degree work. The work was very creditably dcne by the degree team of the local camp, After the business session, a social hour was enjoyed during which refreshments were served.
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HOME1TALENT CARNIVAL.
Details of Plan to Be Arranged
 Weatinp Thursday Evening.

DetOIIS OI IfdH tO ASC HAA""eeW
 Meeting Thursday Evening.
 Plans for the "home talent" carn1- val. to be given by the East Pine Rluff Civic league on Friday and Sat urday. November and 6, will be completed in detail at the meeting to he held by the organization Thurs day at o'clock in the evening. a' the home of Mrs. w. R. Barrlcklow 1904 East Sixth avenue.
 The many committees are rapidiy comn]eting their labors, and the af1alr is already almost at the stage where inc public can be "balleyhoo-ed'' in- to inc grounds. The carnival IS tc he given on the grounds just north of inc First Ward school, and very close to the East Sixth avenue stree'
 Already arrangements have beer nerfected for the following special features at the carnival:
 Minstrels, bridal pair, "saiety first. bearded lady. laughing aiiey Ronanarte. wonder of Pine Blun awhat every one should know, Jap anese tent, doll tent, "nigger mead. hie baby doil stand, TefT eshmen' s1ss cenay stents. tea #Aent nts ana oln' N w sses ..a
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Silver Medal Contest At Sulphur Springs Church.

A silver mldal contest was held Sunday night at Union chapel, at Sulphur Springs, under the Auspices of the Loyal Temperance Legion, the medals being awarded to D. c. Hanna and Glen Foster.
 The recitations ware all rendered in excellent style. and the large con gr gation greatly enjoyed the affair The contestants and their recitati3ns were as follows: D. c. Hanna, "A Bad Mark" Gladys Foster, "The One He Left Behind Him." Stuart Petty. "The Saloon Could ItNot Have His Boy" Winnie Wataon, "How a Prohibi- tion Club Was Termed" Bertha Gray, "The Little Popcorn Girl"
 Jim Bert Gray, "Vhe Saloon K:&per's Pearl"
 Henry Petty, "Tobacco." Glen Fostcr, "An Honest Run Sellers Advertisement"
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FAITH NEWS NOTES.

Faith. Oct 25.-F. s. Brown and wife returned to their home in Pine Bluff Monda yafter spending q few days here with relatives and friends Mrs. Hart returned to Pine Bluff Monday. s':s w. F. Eaton of Pine Bluff is visit ing relatives here. :: Miss Grace Steed went to Pine Bluff Monday where she will spend the coming week.
 R. L. HuseltQn and family spent the weekend with relatives at Cor nersville. .3.f H.. J. T. Herr visited Pine Bluff. Thurs day. s, Henry Herr returned home Satur- day afteraa delightful visit with rela- ives in Indiana and Chicago. Leslie Helvie is very ill.
 Louis Taylor and wife of Pine Bluff visited Prof. and Mrs. O. H. Taylor Sunday. f@..
 Dr. T. L. Adams ,visitied Pine Bluff Thursday.
 H. E. Helvie left Sunday for Little Rock, where he will attend the I. o. O. F. convention at that place.
 Misses Kate and Mary Sims of Pine Bluff spent Saturday and Sunday here with their father, T. A. Sims,
 William Hensel of Logansport, Indi- ana, is visiting relatives here. 'y Leslie Helvie went to Pine Bluff Saturday.
 Faith school, in district No. 2S. and Whiteville school, in district No. 1, arc closed for the ensuing week on account of scarlet fever,
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Young Ladies' Club
 In Enjoyable Session.

The Young Ladies' club of the First Methodist church met Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Will Pendergrass, Miss Gertrude Dodds and Miss Moree Burks, at the home of Mrs. Fender grass in South Cherry street, and there was a large attendance, the afternoon being delightfully."- enjoyed by the gathering.
 Plans were discussed for the bazaar to be held December ?, and a salad course was served, MT. Draper serv- ing coffee as a special honor to the women present. A number of new msmbers were admitted. and much enthusiasm was displayed. The dec orations were in chrysanthemums and Killarney roses.
 After the business session, a pleas ant social hour was spent Miss lmo- gene Griffin and Miss Sarah Stewart Wall giving readings, and music being furnished by victrola.
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Woman's Missionary Society Holds Literary Meeting.

The Woman's Missionary society of the First Methodist church held a thorough enjoyable li6arary session yesterday afternoon, at the chapel of the church, with large atten- dance The subject of the evening was Rural Life in Mexico.'
 Mrs. E. R. St2el led in devotional exercises, the lesson being from the third chapter of Malachi.
 Miss Dena ,MIoors -Fisackerly rem dered delightful piano solo, "St. Cecelia's Dream" a Mexican compo- sition.
 Mrs. w. D. Fisackerly gave talk bn conditions and opportunities in Mexico, and Mrs. Alex Rowell gave a map lesson and general outline of the country. Mrs. Florence Hearn read a paper on Rural Life in Mexico" and Mrs. w. s. Woodland read paper on Domestic Life of Women of Mexico"
 Mrs. Fisackerly was the leader and Mrs. Ed Baughman the hostess, al ths meeting yesterday.