The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-25

[ In Ch.caso the Public Library Beard is working out plan to es- ja' ish library stations within walk. nE distance of the homes of all the people in thc great city. If the peo pie cannot or will not go to the books, the book must go 10 Che people. If Che library missionary spirit If Chi. caso can do so much for her several nA ions or people surely we in Ar. kansas can send travelling libraries to eur rural schools
 Our logan should he: Gct the pco. pie 10 read
 The 'lbrary case for rural travelling library has been ready for over month. wOu like forty or forts. five books for this library. Less than half that number have been contrib uted thus far
 Wont you please look over your books and select a good one suitable Tor children. orr for teacher. OF one helpful to the farmer or Co the farm CTS aije-good clean fiction s de. sirable and leave same at Mr. J. II. Ayerys office C03 Central avenue. or telephone 299S The books wi b. gratefully received by
 F. ELLA WRIGHT. Chairman Library Extension.
 r. S--Kindly attend to this al once Also please save your maga. zines for the soldier boys in camp at Little Rock F. E. W. * M
 Hardin-Jarrell Recital Promises to Be Musical Treat. | Music lovers ere interested in the recital To be given by Miss Ruby Jar rel vocalist of Little Rock and Mics Frances Mardin. organist a fayorite local musician. The entertainment prom ses a select and artistic program will be rendered at the First P-es- byterian church Tuesday night. May 29
 Miss Hardin usually presides at the | Ippe organ al the Presbyterian church and ofteg gives piano numbers at | local entertainments. She has been urged by friends and admirers to take iup concert work and 10 give recitals here and elsewhere. Her initial en- tertaiument of this kind vii. be given jointly with Miss Ruby farrell, whc has a statewide reputation as a singer
 The entertainment will be in the nature of a benefit and the church is des rous that all lovers of music make an eonrt to be present 10 hear what lis anticipated as q distinct treat in the way of 8 high class recital
 This entertainment will be Miss Hardius debut in this class of work and she hopes to be encouraged to continue in further eflorbs this inc.
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 Messrs Sam Birdsall of the Chi cago and Northwestern railroad and Jack Kellogg of the Illinois Central, both with headquarters in Chicago. are late arrival. in the city MT Birdsall has been with the Northwest en for 35 years and both are among the big railroad men If the West.
 
 Mrs Barrie W. Brown of Pine IBur is visiting her brother, Y. w Wa dsteu and family of the Oak lawn Mineral Wells * #
 Mrs. Marion Simmons of Cincinnati is the guest of her cousins Mir. and Mrs. V. Walds'ein X @ * Harry Dougherty is still very sick much 10 the regret fl his many friends.
 Hubert Murphy former Hot springs boy has joined the navy re gently
 Charles Murphy. who spent his childhood here, has returned from Boston and other eastern poinl where he has resided during the past several years.
 Mrs. C. M Roberts has returned | from New Orleans where she attended Inc convention f the S-uthern Bap list ohurlhcs.
 
 Mrs. W C. Crcason and sou, W'l Hard left Sunday for an overland trip to points .n Missouri. X x X Mrs. o L.. Dunaway and family lief, the first of the week for visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scan | on of Bee Branch * # x A r. Zimmerman has gone to vtait | his father who is at his mo west | f Little Rock. k %
 Dr l.. C Dewoody returned Tues day from Sayre. %
 Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Maurice will go over to Little Rock today 10 be pres