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ful visit here with her daughter, Mrs
 c. F. Berbig.
 MT. and Mrs. w. T. McGinnis were here yesterday from Grady to spend the day with friends Mrs. E. C. F'ides of Little Rock is here for visit with the family of her uncle, R. H. Williams.
 Miss Lillian Powers of Chicago is here to spend the remainder of the
 winter as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. s. Balm.
 l Miss Jessie Banks is recovering slowly from the injuries she suffered 1 in an automobile accident some days ago.
 Mr. and Mrs. o. F. Robinson hare as their guest Mrs. r. M. Field Of Little Rock, for few days.
 MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Cutler and chil. dren were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Puddephatt yesterday, en route from Dyersburg, Tenn, to their home at Grayson, La
 Mrs. Irving Reinberger has been called to Lexington Ky. because of the death there of her sister.
 Miss Matte Breathwalte, one of the hest llnr in left Sunday afternoon for her new school at Watson Chapel, near Pine Bluff She has taught here for quite number of years and her depart ure was regretted by both pupils and parents. She is succeeded by Miss Taylor Of Pine Bluff, who comes highly recommended. * * Misses Grace and Ruth Overton visited their sister, Mrs. W. c. Jones, in Pine Bluff the latter part of last week. Rison Herald.
 We were little too fast in our issue of January p in announcing the marriage of Miss Geneva Gean, form erly of this city, to Dr. A. A. Calla~ way. of Bauxite. The license was is- sued in Little Rock and the report was circulated here that the we'd ding had taken place. Sunday How ever, the young couple were not mar ried until the next Saturday, the ceremony taking place at the New Capital hotel at Little Rock. Miss Edith Gean. of this city, sister of the bride was present at the we'd ding. With the exceptions noted, the article in The Headlight of January 25 was correct. Mrs Alma Johnson. of Pine Bluff, was here, Friday, visiting her mother. Mrs. Green Murphree, and her brothers Clyde and John. She returned home, Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Mur- phree. who will likely be gone several weeks. s * Mrs. w. P. Goodman. of Pine Bluff, was here Monday, the guest of Mrs. J. B. Douglas and daughter. Miss Jessie. as we'll as other friends.-Sheridan Headlight.
 Mrs. Tulls Walker, Miss Frances Walker, Mrs. l.. A. Speinback, Misses Helen and Margaret Ledwidge, and Osborne Walker of Little Rock, will De the weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. Ziba Bennitt and family. Mrs. w. B. Sanders, Mrs. Will Fox and Mrs. Hugh Fox are the local delegates who went to Little Rock yesterday, to attend state meeting of the Woman's Missionary society of the Baptist church.
 Mrs. J. w. Williams of 1907 West Thirteenth avenue has returned from Little Rock. where she attended the bedside of her brother, Alex Preston, who is seriously ill of pneumonia. Mrs. s. Geisreiter of Fifth and State streets is convalescent from recent illness.
 Miss Ruth Rutherford is reported convalescent from recent illness.
 Mrs. R. c. Thompson is ill in her apartment at the Jefferson.
 Miss Gladys Hardin left yesterday for Little Rock, where she attended a dance last night given by the Mar garet Rose Chapter, U. D. C..
 Mrs. w. B. sorrells, Mrs. Gertrude Jones, and Mrs. Dan Scott went to Rison yesterday to attend the bedside of Mrs. Margaret Stanfield, who is critically ill