Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-07
4Oman's Auxiliary

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 Affinity Parish.
 Woman's Auxiliary Of Trinity rSxrish will meet Monday at 9:30 a. m. iti, Mrs. Sam Scales and Mrs. Don ahxey. in the home of Mrs. Scales III 17o5 Chestnut.
 Nrs. George Zimmerman and son, 'R I'll. of Ogden, Utah, who have been .@2siting Mrs. o. M. Lyons and Mrs. T. McCarra, leave today for Wash r. gton, D. C., where they will make Heir home.
 Mrs. w. H. Evans and chil- en Marcelline and William, Jr I22hye today for ;McGehee to spend the eek with Mr. Evans, who operates
 slave mill there.
 3AtMrs. Nota Moore who has been vis- ldYinc Mrs. o. M. Lyons and Mrs. $. AW McCarra expecs to leave soon for r home in Oklahoma. a%otes From the
 sbblic Library.
 HThe Public library with the large Isr6llection of silent friends" is pre- sH red to minister to your changing STood The very latest war books as Is9Sell as the late fiction may be found f3S the shelves. "Greatheart,' by 13hel Dell. "Oh! Money, Money!" by IFeanor Porter, Gunner Depew" and lPrivate Peat" are the most popular Soks at present. Housekeeping, Woman's Home Companion, Scribner's, Review 6 Reviews, and other popular mag Hines are in the reading room, as sy2kll as are fashion notes along eco- smical lines, and the women are z Joined in these war times to con- Eve in their clothing just as they boverize in foods. Ginghams is no ger the "something new" in sum- er fabrics. That place is now held 1 the simplest of all materials-old shioned calico. A model showing 2 ico successfully combined with gH ite may be seen in the library. When duplicate numbers of maga- es are held, they are issued like pas. and form delightful summer < lding.
 # Many high school pupils are doing Z Fir parallel reading now and ques- X ms continue to be asked and ans z reij in the reference room.
 5 Another shipment of scrap books E soldiers and sailors has been re- wed. and any desiring them or the Iry holders should call at once at library. < Mrs. Raymond Block has returned Little Rock, after pleasant visit < th her parents, MT. and Mrs. Max
 benkramer. |E Mrs. Curtis Wood is in Fayetteville < h her husband, who is in military |l lining there.
 Mrs. Will Mara and little son leave q ay for North Carolina, where they
 Il spend the summer. H Mrs. lone Leaning of Little Rock x the guest of her sister, Mrs. M. J. < lad.
 |lS lr. and Mrs. E. L. Paul and daugh- of Grady were in the city Friday.
 Mrs. Cliff Lairson of Pnrkaale is re visiting her sister, Mrs Eickey, Walnut and her mo1ner, Mrs. 2 imm.
 ' MT. and Mrs. F. C.. Ranch and
 lghter leave today for months { patton at Hot Springs. 8S Mr.. and Mrs. Frany Hays and Prof. w. Lowe have returned from a
 pst delightful motor trip to Green 2 le, and Leland, Miss, making the X p in MT. Lowe's car. They were \ he about week.
 mic By Moonlight at z kins Lake.
 Miss Connie Pace and Miss Maie { hnson of Memphis, who are tine
 ests Of Mrs J. A. Racop, were en'
 ;ain.3 Friday ever ,i.' with a de- 7 l'tful moonlight ricnic at Atkins l. Fe. Miss Pace fu :nishad number uhulele elections, and between de-
 htful boat rides ou the lake, ice
 Eam and cake aid oIh"r refresh
 nts were served.