The courier-index., 1917-10-12
c,ua MEETING AT MORO

CLUB MEETING Al MOno
 The County Federated Clubs had a most delightful and beneficial meet ing at Moro on Saturday or last week The meeting was held at the Moro public school building and was well attended. each club in the coun- tv having two or more representa- lives present. In the absence or the nresident. Mrs. C. E. Daggett, the meeting was ably presided over oy Mrs W s. Beaty, vice president, and was called to order at ID o'clock a. m The address of welcome was made by Mrs. Lacey of Moro and was responded to by Mrs D. s Clark of Mariana A chorus com nosed of Moro ladies. led by Mrs W s. ShackeIford. sang Arkansas al the opening of the meeting, and later sang America. in which all present heartily joined A splendid address was delivered by the Rev. Mir. Score of the Moro Methodist church. IL was along patriotic lines and urged the need of patriotism in the church es. A bountiful luncheon was served af oue o'clock. after which the dele- gates made their reports and dis cussad important measures. It was decided that the County Federated Clubs should meet in Marianna on October 24. at which time the boys and girls pig and canning clubs VIII also meet here and the Marlanna delegation invited all of them to be the guests of Marianna at dinner that day
 Mrs A B. Stewart delightfully."- en- tertained the little folks on Monday afternoon in honor of Sophia Chris- tine Norment's fourth birthday, the members of her kindergarten class heinz hostess for the happy occa- sion. After games and good times together they were ushered into the dining room where a beautifully ap- pointed table was artistically ar ranged. decorated in pink and white tull with four streamers extending from the chandelier, and showers or roses. The birthday cake was Tn the center surrounded by four can dies and numerous ferns. The cake was cut by the guests in succession and after that delicious refreshments were served. The Halloween idea was carried out; black cats and witches were everywhere over the table and in the corner where big iack-o-lantern stood. from behind and around which many lovely gifts were showered. It was so bewitch- ing one little girl wept when it was time to go home and the fair little honoree declared she would like .such a birthday" every month. All wished for many more such happy a by Mrs. Stewart iii her original. happy way. She vas assisted ny her mother, Mrs. ' " RobeI .son. Mrs. o. G. Norment and Miss Nena Govan, while the kindergartens were assisted by Misses Katherine and Ethel Robertson. Majorie Atwater and Mary Virginia Norment.
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 Mrs. Harry Word entertained the members of the Young Ladies Club of the Methodist church in the par lors of the Hotel Marianna on Wed nesday afternoon. A most interest ing meeting was held and a full membership reported. Details of the "Womanless Wedding which these young ladies expect to produce at the school auditorium tonight, were completed After the business of the club was attended to Mrs. Word served delicious refreshments.
 Mrs. Robert McClintock entertained the members if her bridge club at her home on East Main street on Thursay afternoon. All present en- loved the games and the dainty and delicious refreshments that were served late in the afternoon.
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 Cards have been received for the marriage of Lieutenant Richard Nc Culloch to Miss Margaret Barrow at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Forest City, at six ociack Saturday, October 20 Quite number of friends from here are expecting to attend the ceremony.
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 Mrs. w. W. Chisum and little daughter. Carolyn, returned Monday from Morriitoa where they had been for a visit to Mrs. Henry James,
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 Mrs. ]. P. Hughes returned Satur- day from SenatoDia, Miss. where she had been for a visit of several weeks Miss Emma Alexander Of Como re- turned with her and will make Mari anna her home for the present. as companion to Mrs. Hughes during the absence of her son. J F. Hughes. in the army training camp at Little Rock.
 
 Mrs j. B Daggett has recovered from an attack of the grip.
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 Mrs w. F. Nelson has entirely re- covered frim her recent attack of typhoid fever.
 Mrs Chas Xarfield of L.aKa will