The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-10

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 High School Improvement Associa- ton will meet in the rest room of the high school Monday at o'clock,
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 MT. Houston Emory has returned from Malvern where he attended the Baptist convention and from trip to Bear.
 Billy Dunlap, former member of the House from Phillips county will re- turn to Little Rock todey after a visit here with Frank Kitchens
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 Jack Davidson Of Missouri, Who is here visiting Mr and Mrs Richard Ryan, will be the guest Of a hunting yarty which leaves tomorrow for Montgomery county. In the party will se George Ryan, Ed Spear, Aatt Picchi and the guest.
 
 Jack Kent of the Howes Great Londcn shows, arrived in the city yes terday afternoon to spend the winter season. He is 75 years of age and one of the best known showmen n America
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Ryan have taken apartments at the Harper flats. Miss Rachel Hayes of Deadwood, s, D., is expected 10 arrive today for the winter, which she will spend with her aunt, Miss Emma Weaver, and with her grandfather. She is a neice oi Charlie Weaver
  Mrs Walter M. Ebel has been con fined to her home the past two days with illness
 Mrs. Oliver Benscoe, baby and moth 1T, Mrs John Ryan will leave soon after Christmas for Florence, Ariz.
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 The Baptist young people of the First Christian church have been talk ing long hikes lately on Sunday aft ernoons. This afternoon they will meet at the home of Miss Claire | Moore and will take the Sunset Trail lover West mountain. < 4 #
 MT. Charles w. Mcfarland, a promi nent ranchman of Amarillo Texas, is at the Como for a stay of several weeks.
 Mir. II. E. Williams of New York City Is at the New Waukesha hotel for visit.
 | MT. Gardiner, of the Public Drug Co.,, with his wife, have moved to the Smith apartments on Plateau street.
 Rev. French Thompson, wife and baby left yesterday for their home in 1 Albany, Ind, after a short visit to friends.
 Mrs. Allen Rhodes left yesterday for her home in El Paso.
 Rev. A. F. Cagle of Russellville will preach at the First Baptist church both morning and evening on Sunday. l All services will be held as usual.
 Miss Alice Jenkins of the English department O. the high school has handed in her resignation to take eff | feet at the end of this month. She will go to Chicago. where she intends entering the university to take the master degree in English. k * #
 Mrs. Scott Wood and little daugh- ] ter, Nadie, are expected home today from Texarkana after a weeks visit to Mrs. Guy Wood. x
 Stewart Moore of Texarkana, broth. erin law of Mrs. George Housley, is visitor in the city. #
 Mrs. Lydia Carroll arrived last week from Chattanooga to visit her daughter, Mrs. R. J. Potter.
 Charles II. Rohrer of Little Rock, travelling passenger agent for the Rock Island, was a visitor yesterday.
 Mrs. T. F. Anderson, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Quinn Massey, will return to her home in | Philadelphia tomorrow. |
 Henry NJ. Chesnutt of Muskogee, Okla, has arrived, having been called here on account of the very serious illness of his mother, Mrs. Hattie | Chesnutt.
 Mir and Mrs. W. J. Jackson and son, William Jr., of Detroit, Mich. are the guests of their uncle, J. P. ! Hickey, of the Milwaukee, hotel. Mrs. ! Jackson will be pleasantly remember ed here as Miss Edna Carey. * x Mrs. N Y. Walton of Albuquerque, IN. NJ, accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Ralph Hunt, and Mrs. w. W. i Follett, of Fl Paso, arrived here this week on q visit. Mrs. Hunt is in