Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-02
84 BOOKS GIVEN TO
 LIBRARY IN OCTOBER
Temple Anshe Emeth Gives 60, Thru Rabbi oldenstein-Mrs. A. F.
 Dreyfus Is Elected Treasurer.

There was largely attended and very busy meeting of the executive committee of the Pine Bluff Library association yesterday afternoon. One of the interesting announcements was made in the report oi the librarian, Mrs. E. c. Wilcox for the month of October, in which she stated that Rabbit Raphael Goldenstein. acting for members of the congregation Anshe Emeth had contributed 60 books to the library. The executive committee adopted a vote of thanks to all contributors.
 Mrs. A. F.. Dreyfus, member of the executive committee, was elected treasurer. Mrs c. w. Fettigrew, president of the association, presided at the meeting. Various routine and other matters were disposed of and the following report made up by the librarian, was read and approved:
 ''The month of October has been very gratifying, in point of library activities, and the circulation of books is growing steadily.
 "The first story hour of the sea son has held on October 6 with Mrs. w. B. Morgan, chairman, and as first story teller. having given the young CT children a treat in Peter, Pauline and the Pigs,' and "The Fairy Can dlestick' while Mrs. Gillespie enter tainei the older children with the biblical story of Daniel in the Lions Den.
 "On October 13, Miss Anna Can't, told in most charming manner, that interesting tale from Hans Andersen, The Finder Box Mrs. Morgan giv- ing true story of Edwin, Bobby and the LiOn,'
 October 20, Miss Margaret Fox, delighted the younger children with her selection, as did Mrs. Tom Col Her. III, when she gave As You Like It. sor the benefit of the older boys and girls attending the story hour. Mrs. w. c. Hudson acted as chair man.
 October 27, Mrs. A. F.. Dreyfus, chairman, with Miss Imogene Grif- ion. giving Golden Bird, and Miss Mamie Brewster The Great Stone EAce', proved delightful entertainers, and their stories were greatly appre. ciated by the children.
 The library has been generously remembered with donations of books, Aiagaxines, etc., this month. Sixty books. received too late for lAeting, pr. Goldenstein for Temple ! Anshe Emeth. sss 'sfhe Woman Citizen. Mrs. F.SiW. Eck. @
 'Woman's Suffrage, Mrs. F. w. Eek.
 Life of George Peabody. Mrs. P. ID. Atwood.
 "aitney's French Grammar, Mrs P ID. Atwood.
 V Hampers Magazine, 1873 bound, Mrs. F. D. Atwood.
 "Ballou's Magazine, 1870, bound, Hrs. F. D. Atwood.
 Connecticut Men in the Civil War (List of), Mrs. F. D. Atwood.
 History of the Worlds Fair, Mrs R. D. Atwood.
 Illustrated Art Journal, Mrs. P. D. Atwood.
 Every Week, Miss Ora Reynolds.
 Someone and Somebody, Mrs. O.. E. Mckenzie.
 ..Kenny. by LeonaN Dalrymple, Mrs. z Daniel.
 ..The Way of an Eagle, Dell, Mrs. 2. Daniel.
 s'The Peace of Solomon's Valley Mrs. Maud Baum.
 Contrary Mary Mrs. A. Buchanan.
 'sSilver Sandals. Mrs. Fred Senyard.
 Hate fiction received al the Iii brary:
 "Carmen's Messenger. Harold Bind loss.
 Red Planet, Wm. J. Locke.
 Hearts Kingdom, Marie Thomp- son Davies.
 Beyond, John Galsworthy
 The Soul of a Bishop. III. G. Wells, author of MT. BritliEe,' etc.
 ssMartie, the Unconquered. Kathleen Norris.
 rGreen Fancy. George Barr Mo Z Cutcneon.
 "Our reading table is always we'll ratronized, many visitors availing themselves of the privilege of reading the daily papers, magazines and other periodicals.
 .sThe bundles of literature from the tables continue to be sent to the rural 0Istaicts- Many teachers of district schools are bo1 rowing books