Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-06-02

First Presbyterian church invoked the blessing, and MT. Can't made his ad- dress of welcome.
 Edward Rolleson, manager of the Forrest City Cotton Oil mill. respon- ed on behalf of the association, in few well chosen words, following which President Isgrig announced the filing of applications for membership by w. F. Bridewell of Little Rock and s. J. Jennings of Shreveport, La., both of whom were received into the organization with enthusiasm and gusto. President Isgrig made a brief talk to the meeting, in the course of which he stressed the fact that the visitors would be entertained with an automobile ride in the afternoon by the chamber of commerce. and urged the delegates not to miss the affair because their eyes would be opened just as his had been opened some days ago when he had taken such ride with Secretary E. B. Bloom of the chamber of commerce.
 Afternoon Session.
 At the afternoon session, three talks on subjects of more than ordinary importance, with the discussion of each subject by the members gener- ally, occupied all the time of the dele gates The talks were as follows:
 Flair Legislation and Closer Rela- tions Between Oil Mills and Pruduc- ers," Hon. Creed Caldwell of Pine Bluff. senator-elect, Eleventh sena- tOria1 IiStcirt nf Arl;oncnS
 '"rhe Possible Future of inc Oil Mill Industry and Its Value to Man kind," w. C. Lassetter of Fayetteville, assistant director Of the extension. de partment of the University of Arkan- Sas.
 Harmony Makes Business Hum, " Rev. Marion Nelson Waldrip, pastor Lakeside Methodist church, Pine Bluff.
 The discussion of the talks brought out number of facts that appeared to be of considerable importance to the oil mill men, and the exchange of opinions was greatly enjoyed
 Automobiles loaned by local own CTS were used for the automobile ride. which started at 4 o'clock. and which continued until almost 6 V over paved streets in the city, but were taken many miles into the coun- try surrounding Pine Bluff. on vari- ous turnpikes. and 1t was the gener- ally expressed opinion that no city in the state is better equipped than Pine Bluff, with good roads leading into it from the country around it.
 Banquet Is Enjoyable
 wv. B. Mann. manager of the Aug usta Cotton Oil mill, at Augusta, was the toastmaster at the annual ban quet last night at the Hotel Pines. The following menu was deliciouSly prepared and eXcellentiy served for the occasion
 Consomme Burgoyne Celery Olives
 Baked White Fish, au Pines CucumberS
 Roast Young Chicken, Jelly
 Potatoes Bousson
 New Peas Tutti Fruitti Ice Cream Monogram Cake
 Neufchatel Cheese Toasted Waters Demitasse Sparkling Theonett 
 Cigars
 Many Members Register.
 The following are amoug those who have registered as being in attend ance at the meeting:
 R. H. Scruggs, Southern Cotton Oil company, Newport; w. P. B. Atlee, w. P. B. Atlee & company. Memphis; Frank Andrews, Camden Oil & Fertil- izer company, Camden; Leo M. An drews. Pine Bluff H. B. Bunn Mem phis; Geo. P. Phillips, Outlet Gin com rany, Memphis; J. B. Hildebrand, Dixie Cotton Gil Mill, Helena; F. G. Benge, Camden; T. P. Wallace. Carver Cotton Gin company, Little Rock; A.. G. Kahn, Rose City Cotton Oil mill, Little Rock; John Alden, Memphis; E. B. Webber, Dixie Cotton Oil mill. Lit tie Rock; Sam A. Sanders, Little Rock; c. R. McKennon, Dumas; E. w. Roleson, Forrest City Cotton Oil mill,