Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-22
Sixth Birthday

c;zth Birthday
 celebrated c,, Brown. son of MT. and Mas'erF F Iy Brown, celebrated his s' s'StIl s birthday day. a0 a number of his friends, in tertainlng .f q his parents. Misses Der the home O, and I Leila Shell, and Mrs. tha As sheli and Mrs. W: M: No Earnest arr et (. !i.;.od F; d" in entertainingy, E., the guests |. aisls,se wore: Lucille and Thelma hlng' who d w1''' Wilson, Frances Johnson Mildred or;se Scott, Mary Louise Mary ,, n'1 Vera Smith, Crystal and 9a1G"1G1, Gsdo Grace Roberts, Maxine stuart, Y1 Pear Pc; i..d d Smithers, Narmel and 3! Kath- Ndrea ln Mildred Cady, Edith How Fn Hsip; HGsn;pp;{elle He Linn, Kathlyn McCar, ard ol'St Henry Cady, Jr., Luck and ", nsrvey vrs Smith, Haywood Hays' ana F A. Smithers.
 u,, n W. Richey, 7O1 Pine street, tMarto;ned Mrs: ni the members of her mus enterts'''snd '1rss and a few of their friends in s,s le s'lSs' nome Monday afternoon. An en- aen !lohle ne musical program was gwen ]]qa;n ]qyaa;D,' Gertrude and Jerrine Oates, 11sI,le 1Ts0nnissee see Collier, Thelma Culpep- yurI,d sor and Myrtle Pippin are the pupils Miss Chamberlain
 M at Community Kitchen ~ Mics Chamberlain, district home ,,monstration mls, agent for the 15 south oe''t' ae"t rounties of Arkansas, was at the aome taSr Demonstration Community Titrhen 1IGt yesterday. She made very Md's intsresting talk on her work, and the .hansfits l's,v derived from the Commun- ;t. s,, Kitchens She expects to return ,,s .oon and make a demonstration. On Thursday 1yur morning, from 9 to II, Mrs cltz will conduct the demonstration cottage cheese will be used in a num- Der of ways.
 Mrs Verne Alexander has return l od to her home in Chicago, after a visit with Miss Pearl Levev at the Hotel @ Pines. Mrs. Alexander is the wife of the assistant president of fine Chicago & Alton R. R. Red Cross Rosies
 Very Popular
 The David 0. Dodd chapter U. D. C. l has aided very much in a financial way, the Red Cross drive. Saturday the the city was "swarned' with young ladies in Red Cross uniforms, selling little Red Cross Rosies, which are miniature Red Cross nurses in cos tune About $50 was cleared on the sale which money was turned over 1 to Red Cross and other war funds.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Kilgore, Mrs. 1 B. D Luck, and Misses Ernestine and Eunice Norris will motor to Eberts'
 Field at Lonoke today then to. Camp Pike, and Little Rock, to hear Gerald ] inc Farrar.
 Miss Pearl Burks arrived Monday &night from Galloway College, at
 Searcy, where she has been attending
 school Miss Burks has beer seriously 1 ill for several weeks, but is improved.
 Mrs. A. T. Whitelaw and daughter aliss Doris, of Pine Bluff are visiting Captain and Mrs. Melbourne Martin. |-Arkansas Gazette.
 Mrs. L. E. Cheek, wife of the ccun-
 N judge is seriously ill at the Cheek nome west of the city.
 Mrs. L. w. Clemment left yester-
 eay to visit her daughter Miss Edna
 Element, who is attending Mary Bald
 sn Sminary at Staunton, Va.
 Miss Aieen Sanders went to Little
 Rock yesterday to visit her sister,
 Mrs. B. A. Drummond.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Hankins, Miss
 LOIS Julian. Miss Hazel MoselYs and B.
 i,, Julian motcred to Camp Pike Sun
 MT, and Mrs. C. D. Wood and
 sa1ghtef are the guests of H. c. Fox Isna family. They are on their way
 70 se eeIr ,! home at Monticello, after
 suenndlng the, Southern Baptist con-
 ;snIon at Hot Springs. MT. Wood
 .1lmerly ., was nastor of the First Bap-
 .sI .s'! church here, and is serving Monti-
 Sslo m a similar capacity.
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 .,.lS MISS Anne Brown of Camden is the
 sus sasS! :, Of Mrs. w. w. Tavlor on Main
 sAa Martin, for few days.
 sSshodlst s"s;at st Young Ladies
 soce1,ety To Meet
 t;.ll inc Ioung Ladies Society of the
 sD'' Methodist church will meet
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