Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-24
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, pictures being shown was in keeping with the public demand, as is evil denced by the patronage. Both l agreed to make Saturday Better Film or Family Day" booking such attractions for Saturdays as will pro- vide pleasure for all the members of 1 a family. The association, for it's part, agreed to seek the cooperation of the various clubs of the city, to make the arrangement a success, and a profitable venture for the movie houses.
 A resolution was adopted, instruct ing the secretary to write letter of thanks to Senator Caldwell and Representatives Magee, Niven and I Newton, for the part they took in se- ] curing good educational laws, especi- 1 ally the act that enables the Pine 1 Bluff school board to erect such | buildings as are needed to relieve the | congested conditions of the city schools.
 A resolution was unanimously car ried,- endorsing Mrs. Minnie U. Ru- therford-Fuller for president of the Arkansas Federation of Women's clubs.
 The committee on simplicity of dress for school girls reported find | ing that this question was rapidly solving itself, needing only en- couragement and parental co-opera- l tion.
 Plans for patriotic Colonial play, to be given by the association and Lakeside talent, at the High school auditorium April 6, are now con- 1 pleted, and practice is progressing nicely.
 The committee which discussed the moying picture matter with Mir. Han- Der reported that he was unable to 1 be in attendance at the meeting, but had sent assurance of his willingness i to cooperate in any plans for better pictures.
 pr. and Mrs. Harry B. Williams have returned from Hot Springs, where they spent the past few days. Miss Fannie Schneider is here from Little Rock for visit with Mrs. Kemp at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Mrs. s. P. Monk of Jefferson is re ported seriously i'll in messages re- ceived here yesterday by relatives an( friends.
 Mrs. Anna M. Buchanan, who has been seriously ill here at the homs of her daughter, Mrs. John Temple ! toir {~ ment by specialist. She was accom- panied by Miss Hattie Buchanan ant g graduate nurse.
 Miss Ruby Puddephatt and Miss Lucille Davis spent yesterday at Lit tie Rock with friends. Mrs. Jules T. Borreson and Mrs. B D. Luck were at Little Rock yes terdoy.
 Mrs. J. C. Lessel is here iron Tucker for visit with relatives an( friends.
 Capt. w. F. Lindsay and Mrs. Will Minor were here yesterday from Al theimer for short visit. T.
 Miss Virginia Williams and Mis- May Duncan have returned to theil homes at Memphis, after 8 visit her. with Miss Lucille Davis for the pas month.
 Members of the Simon Bradford chapter, Daughters of 1872, have beei invited to attend the unveiling of thu marker over the grave of Judg' Samuel c. Roane, in Little Rock, ol March 30.
 Miss Florence Sacket returned tC Pine Bluff Thursday after a several days visit with pr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell. She was accompanied tc Pine Bluff by Joe Campbell, Jr., who will visit his grandparents for a ek.-Stuttgart Free Press. Miss Emma Hardy is reported quitt ill at the Davis hospital. Mrs. B. c. Mead will entertain he, Sunday school class of the First Bap tist church this afternoon from to o'clock, at her home, S03 Pine street
 Sam Mcdonald is suffering with al attack of measles at the home of hi: parents, MT. and Mrs. A. Mcdonald -.---x,...-s..-.-...xx.-..z