The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-08
LOCAL RED CROSS
 IS REPRESENTED
REV C. E. HlCKok REQUESTED TO ATTEND CONFERENCE IN
 WICHITA, KAN, SATURDAY..
w. A. King, One of Field Men of This Organization Explains Necessity of Having Representation There.

Rev. Dr. C IC IHckok. pastor of the First Presbyterian church and chair. man of the executive council of the local Red Cross chapter, left last night for Wichita, Kan, where he will at. tend the big conference Saturday of some of the most prominent men in the country, together with Red Cross officials, led for the purpose of outlining plans for a country wide Red Cross campaign during the week of June IS to 25, which has been desig hated by President Wilson as the time when one hundred million dollars must be raised by the people of the United States for dhe American Red Cross.
 This conference had been made the subject for discussion at one Of the recent meetings of the local Red Cross chapter, and it was believed j. would not be necessary 10 send a representa- tive, but Wednesday w. A King, one of the field secretaries of the Ameri- can Red Cross arrived in Hot Springs bringing with him practically com mand that Hot Springs be represent ed al that conference Yesterday he conferred with members of the local chapter and the governors of the Busi- ness Mems League, at which time he outlined the importance of the Wichi- ia meeting and urged that Hot Springs be represented by at least one per son, if not two. The commission fell to Rev. Dr. HiCkok, although he would have preferred that some other per son go. No other delegate was con sidered, 1t being the unanimous opin- ion that the popular pastor could very well represent the interests of Hot Springs al that meeting In practically every city of the na- have returned to their homes after a visit to Dr. and Mrs. John F. Row. land
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 Miss Maude Wright. a recent gradu- ate from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, is expected Sunday to her sister, Mrs. A. P Kimbrel.
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 Dewey Tarkington is expected home Saturday after visit in Baltimore and Washington, b C.
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 Miss Hattie Carver of Crow ey, La, Is the guest Of the Misses Copeland
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 Mss Sadie Greenway left yesterday for Pittsburgh. Pa.
 
 Mrs. K. Burgaurer will return home tonight after visit to her daughters in New Orleans, Vicksburg and Pine Bluff
 Walter T. Meissler. a St Louis drug merchant and president of the St. Louis Fan Tan Society is now tn Hot Springs.
 A. c. Reed formerly with the Jeffer- son hotel in St. Louis and the East. man hotel is now bookkeepor at the Milwaukee, taking the place of r s fNiuNif VI iiD iS bll ulH NdNdl'Ols Miss F ba Milholand of Little Rock arrived yesterday to spend several days with Miss Ethel Carpenter
 
 Little Emma Kaufman. who is at the Algoma Sanitarium having an af- flicted limb straightened out, is get ting along nicely and friends of the family will be glad to learn that ind cations are that the operation will be successful
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 ] NJ. Richards has returned from an extended trip to Florida where he spent a coup Q of months Returning home he visited his aged mother at Glasgow, Ky, who is in her 99th year, and is hale and hearty and enjoys splendid health. September next Mrs Richards will pass the century mark and will be one Of the very few cen tennarianS of that state