Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-13
SOCIETY Phone Items for This Department No se After D. M
rINEN SHOWER.

The local Chapter of the American pad Cross has been notified by Head 1" rtors to hold Linen Shower be- qq;nnine Monday for the collection ot ,;nan for France. The allotment for Iof1erson county ais as follows: 9so hath towels, size 19x38 inch. EGo hand towels, size 1SX30 incnes. ,5so handkerchiefs, size 1SX18 inch. ii00 sheets. size 64y102 inches.
 in hem at top, 1 in. at bottom .Those articles must be new or sub ,+antiallv new, and of strong, service ogle texture, and will be shipped di- roct,v to hospitals in France as quick 1v as allotment is secured. All wo- n,en, of the county are urged to con- ,r;fn,te as early in the week as pos- sihle. Church Societies, Patriotic olnhs and ali Women's Organizations orc asked to give this call immedi- ota attention. Contributions can be delivered to Red. Cross Headquarters I>itizens Bank Building.
 The following conservation, sub committee has been appointed to as- sist in this work:
 Mrs. C. U. Mayfield. Chairman To- cal Organization.
 Mrs. M. E. Bloom. Chairman Col Election of Linen.
 Mrs. John B. Speers, Chairman Jaundering.
 Mrs. Hughes Taylor, Chairman In- spection and Sorting.
 Mrs. A. Bluthenthal, Chairman Packing.
 Director of Women's Work, A. R. C. Jefferson County, Arkansas. NrKSE TO MONTICELLO.
 Mrs. Lima Tull, practicing nurse. of this city, left yesterday for Monti- cello to assist in caring for pupils Who have contracted the Spanish in- fluenza at the agricultural college. MEETING POSTPONED.
 Circle No. ,, Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist church, will dis continue meetings until after the Influenza quarantine is lifted.
 Misses Addie Mitchell, 217 Laurel street, and Mollie Mitchell, 7o6 West kTlkrd ,avenue, went to Ksngs4 ind yesterday, where they will spend lew days as guests of their parents, MrSand Mrs J. w. Mitchell.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Ragan, Sulphur Springs road, left, yesterday for Ft Worth, Texas, to visit their son, Her. bert Ragan at Camp Bowie.
 Miss Tina Ranck returned to her hcme in the Vapor City yesterday: i,xr co, I,v hnr vu,it Der mother, Mrs. s. k. Ranck. on. Hickory street. Little Miss Montase Gibbs. who s making her home with Mrs. Clyde Hart, 3OS West 9th ave- and attending bchool here, went to Rison yester- 1ay, to visit her parents. MT. and Mrs.. c. B. Gibbs.
 Mrs. James Brannon is ill at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. B. S. Brannon, on Thirteenth street. Miss Grace Rodgers, who is teach ns at Jefferson Springs was in the fity on business yesterday.
 Miss Myrtle Harris, 712 Cedar (treeI went to Fordyce yesterday to lsit her parents. Mir. and Mrs. V. R. Harris few days.
 Mrs. Fred Fox and daughter. Mrs. Diver Galbraith have gone to Beau hont, Tex, to visit Mrs. Jim. 'aic:l 'ammon, who, is seriously ill. ;4.... Mrs. Alex Turney, 320: West Hard ns avenue, vent to Fordyce yester- ay to visit her sister. Mrs. e. B. ilckett. who is ill.,
 Misses Alma Reed and Marguerite !lcClain, who have been visiting HISS NIlena Maupin at 17O0 Main rect, returned yesterday jto their ome, in Monroe, La.
 Mrs. Madelee Hogan and Mrs. llfette Cook, of Atlanta, Ga. are 'slting their aunt, Mrs. D. E. Harper n. Iwenty-fithy' avenue and Oak Mrs. Roy Ksmp, of Gould -Galbraith ats,S Shas been ill the past week with htluenza. AiwIlE,ul,nus,lu,Iun,,,, r,,,,,,,,,,,u,,,,