Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-01


 | .,sl Worker christensen of Chica- lis s,1 Isa recently re%oved ssms tDtil 5D rthe the 'sf to make; ;s na' 2 special worker
 is .s;1drsp SSd1, > and grade girls, l;nha,t At regular iie'c iD composed of grade b which tsa Y. 7 W. c. A., this :l, after E, at disI, the o'clock she will h, have "a a kst for the the search for the pot of bis for IT. '''e end of the rainbow ;,, u at the ema a,;ne Montgomery will Niss, ,.,aa Ca'n1l of u the gymnasium class lass Vs s.ssap saasse girls, at s:3o' o'clock 'n's ernoon'
 Margaret McEntire has s,.s re- s,d ,I from rom WarJBelmoat5n stndent 1n Natne the Ia 's where sine was q s'''e
 st sesslcn'
 |rs, Hazel crump is in Conway Biting. -
 ..d Mrs. W. w. Taylor have Ar anu ,,ast , for today Lieut.. Chid- a then ,sseently sssIil stationed at Camp ts hut transferred to anothef camp x some ns' special training
 ,c.. Mac Perry is the weekend |st sf' of M Mrs. Leo. M. Andrews on hrtn place.
 ,. 1obn Bloom is visiting her as '.sts Mr. MT. and Mrs. Block, in LlS- iasjs Rssk for a few days
 un B, J. Labert and children of I1r als Grove y, are guests of MT. and s John Mccain, 2oo4 Cherry. ,,,, T. C Lindsay has returned to 'lI, home n at Rison, after a visit with W. P. Lindsay. Ms. W. H. Hansford of Thornton, pturned to he rhome, after a with MT. and Mrs. W. P. Keith. yi,, Beasley, of Waldo, who has n visiting Mrs. w. L. Jones, at West Fifteenth has returned r Hour At gk Library |IIs usual story hour for children tbe Public library will be held afternoon, but an hour later ordinarily. It will start prompt a 1 o'clock, and Miss Willie Mae ey and Miss Nellie Mcdonald tell the stories for the kiddies: [Eldren's Day will be observed at Sunday school of the First Metho- Church. The program starts at O'clock, and the public is cordial invited to attend.
 -*-- Hiss Pearl Burks is able to be up, r an illness of several weeks. She returned from Galloway college as she was a student the past M year.
 h Woman's, Missionary union of Street Baptist church will meet lday afternoon at 2::30 o'clock, in dar business meeting, at the rsh. k Irwin L. Hathaway and young Frank, left Friday afternoon for eaO, Canada to spend the summer ths with MT. Hathaway's moth, sn the north shore of Lake Ontar- Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Watson will Rg the apartment of Mrs. Hatha- at 7l2 l-2 Main St. during her ase, and MT. Hathaway will hs home with Mrs. A. B. Grace us West Barraque during the lse of his family.
 k G. Whit Young, after a visit IT daughter, Mrs. Geo. H. Adams, htlrned to her home in Ripley, M Jessie Reed has gone to Mon- G where she will take a four $. course in normal training at s'aa Agricultural school there.
 Liza Starkey is also there,
 she IS instructing one of the ger grades for a month.
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 sss Garments
 } For Work
 . \ Refugee Garment Committee < Red Cross have a number of nments on hand, and requests who can do this work to .;call @y CT Friday morning at , the ". efan Church annex.
 .se % who find it impossible to 4 X. send s at this time, call 1455.
 M garments will be delivered. 7 0Imlttee aai is very anxious to ,,,.s s.shpment' soon, and desire all sas to be made and returned ,,,,S .ae next two weeks. There
 saOer ,sa of black pinafores. !and
 Ss 5, called for in great num-
 " t urgently requested that <, '4o 4e {, can make them without
 RIO 70 their eyes, will ask for
 Iss,3 sM 20 T not sew them. up. the f,stsa a eaehl. side and leave open Nsultfl With tb,,lL !, ,7,r