The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-03

d fairs she has taken leading part. She is a member of the First Baptist church. Her parents are among the | personality, She enjoys a wide popu- old and valuable residents of this com. munity. MT Foote is cashier of the Security Bank, which position he has held for many years with credit to l himself and to the bank
 The bridegroom is reported 10 be a young man worthy of the fine young woman he has won for his wife. *
 Missionary Society Circle.
 The social circle of the Third Street Methodist Missionary Society gave | birthday party on Thursday night at the beautiful new bungalow of Dr. Joe Shaw, on Sixth street, and 1t was one of the most pleasant affairs of the season. The many who were present were highly entertained. The first number on the program was some ex- | cellent music by Mrs -Dr Browning. Next was reading by Miss Nellie Bow en, Then more music by the talented young ladies of Third Street Methodist church next reading by Miss Sadonla Marx; then more music. after which was the collection of the pennies from all present, of penny for every year Of each ones age. And as there were many elderly people present. the toll was quite large and after this jolly tun-proyoking ceremony was over | there was reading by Mrs. Hattie War wick, followed by fine reading by Miss Bessie Marx, who then windlv consented to entertain with some ex- cellent whistlng which was much ap- preciated Next was very fine, in- spiring talk by MT. James Ramey Every number was unusually good and was much enjoyed by all present Af- ter the program all were invited to the fine flowerdecorated dining room, where refreshments were bountfully served After the hour that followed all were dismissed by the pastor, Dr Hayes. Mrs. w. A. Jones, the officierI president of this social circle was the inspiration of this fine party
 Miss Matilda Rosen will leave to- night for few days visit to friends in Little Rock
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 Mrs Sam Rosenb'oom and son of Little Rock are visiting their sister Mrs. D. Rosen, and family.
 
 Mesdames C. c. Sparks and Hamp Williams will be joint hostesses to the Ouakesup Club tomorrow afternoon at the home of the former All members invited,
 Miss Mary Gordon will leave Mon day or Tuesday for points in Michigan and plans to be away all summer She will travel for a Chicago publishing house.
 Dr. John F Rowland has gone to New York to attend the American Medical Assoc ciation meeting. He plans to return in week or ten days.
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 MT Hugh Steele, manager of the Pasteurized Milk Company, treated the ladies attending the card parties giv- en yesterday for the benefit of the Red Cross, by furnishing them with refreshments free of charge.
 Clifford Bourdier, who is attending school at Patterson, La, arrived yes terday to spend the vacation with his mother Mrs. P M Wellman.
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 0. M Helgerson arrived yesterday from Rockford, Ill.,, on a vi-it 10 his parents, MT and Mrs. C. Helgerson, on Wilmington avenue.
 
 Mrs Judge Ryan returned yester- day frem Denver where she was called to attend the funeral of her brother
 MT Gus Sauls and Gil North both of Hot Springs, vii have the distinc- tion of serving in the first troops that will be sent to Europe flor active SeiNttt. lAC't t bo1o VIII otlf6 NNAh the sixth battalion, Michigan Engi- neers' Reserve Corps. They leave for France the latter part of June. * Rev. w. M. Hayes will leave at l2;55 1 today to attend the reunion of the U. h. C. at Washington, D. c. Rev, R. L. Duckworth will attend to t'he pastoral work of the South Hot Springs M k. church i'll the absence of Rev. Hayes
 Mrs. Walters and daughter. Miss Katie Lee, cave today for Tinsman, Ark. where they will visit relatives a couple of weeks
 | < x E. l.. Hewlett leaves today fer New | Orleans, where he has branch busi l ness.
 * k C. E. Davidson. Gabe Gersman. Will l Gillian and Robert Carpenter eft yes terday for the lakes near Sheridan on 1 a fishing expedition They went over