The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-08

9:15 o'clock
 Thursday evening, informal dance at D. m.
 Saturday, informal dance at S:30 D. Ill.
 FortnightIy Club.
 owing to the Illness of several prominent members of the club, the meeting has been postponed until next Wednesday.
 OakIawn S. |. A.
 The $. I. A. of the Oaklawn school will hold their regular meeting this afternoon at o'clock, at the Oaklawn school building. All members are urged to be present.
 S w. Seay Jr. has accepted a DO. sition with the Edsall shoe Co. Judge Floyd Huff left yesterday for Chicago.
 Mrs. J. P Randolph is i'll at her home on Prospect avenue.
 
 Mrs. J. E. Harper has been quite ill this week
 Mrs. M. Rose is confined to her home by illness.
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 Judge Alonzo Curl returned yester- day from Little Rock where he went on business. Miss Fannie Connolly will leave to- day for Little Rock to attend the State Teachers Association meeting.
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 Mrs. Leo Andrews will arrive Fri. day to visit her parents, Judge and Mrs. W. E. Kirk.
 Miss Jessie Smith who has been the guest of ner sister, Mrs. F. A. Winter, will leave today for her home in Virginia
 Frank Kearney O. Omaha, Neb Is here on two weeks visit to his par ents, MT. and Mrs. M. P. Kearney, at the Woodcock apartments.
 
 Chas Peake, the well known jockey, arrived last night from Havana to spend a few days with his mother, Mrs. Dean White.
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 Miss Frances Longan of Sedalia, Mo, who has been visiting Miss Alton Williams, left yesterday afternoon for her home.
 Mir. and Mrs Houston Emery have recently bought a home in Oaklawn and will move to their new home Sat urday
 The Berean Class of the First Christian church will meet Friday afternoon from to o'clock witt Mrs. w. G, C1oate in the Fempner hIlldng.
 Rev. pr. and Mrs. c. K. Hayes have returned from Tillar. where they at tended the Presbytery of the Little Rock district. They were elected delegates to the general assembly of the Presbyterian church at Rochester x. Y, which convenes May IS.
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 Raymond Jeffers, who has been with the local Armour concern, has been made manager of the Tulsa. Okla, branch, MT Jeffers made many friends here during his brief visit.
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 Mrs. George Cover will attend the State Teachers Association in Little Rock this week as a representative from the Ramble S. l. A. She will be the guest of MT and Mrs. C. F. Mum.
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 MT and Mrs. Charles Walker left yesterday afternoon for their home in Watersmeet, Mich. but will stop en route in Chicago and Detroit. They have been spending the winter at the Arlington. At one time they made their home in this city and have many friends here. '
 Mir F. E. Davis is expected to ar rive Friday and move his family to Rockville, La, to make their home, as he has position there. Mrs Davis, who has been primary teacher at Central school, will be very much missed, as she has sweet, loyable personality that readily attracts a large circle of friends about her. @
 Paul Eddy. who for the past year has been with the Edsall Shoe Com. pany, win leave Sunday for Des Moines, Iowa, to accept a position with the Walk-Over Shoe Company at their shop in that city, of which Joe Breichison Is manager. Mir. Eddy is a fine type of young manhood, whose sterling business worth and upright