The Pulaskian., 1918-08-16

S20 which would be used in the mr.
chase of War Savings Stamps. A Rel
Cross entertainment is being Manned
for September.
Mrs. Holland of Alexander reported
Red Cross Auxiliary of II members
anu monthly ice cream suppers from
winch they had realized SOL. Each
member contributes gallon of cream
and It IS sold in the park with a net
profit of SIS and up.
Mrs. Skeen of Zion Hill reported
meetings once each month. Each mem
Der with war garden and doing Red
Cross work.
Miss Afford gave a reading and en-.
core which were much enjoyed.
Mrs. J. S. Pool, supervisor of the
Junior Department of the First Chris
tan Church Sunday school gave an
interesting talk on special features to
interest the little folks in Sunday
school work, using articles which
could be made at home and distribut-
ing some of her literature among the
club members.
A basket lunch was spread at this
time.
The afternoon session was called TO
order at 1:90 by the chairman, who
introduced Mrs. Sutherland, matron
of the Working Woman's Home; Mrs
Tfowbridge, probation officer at Pine
Bluff and Miss Emma Reinman, coun.
ty chairman of Health and Recreation
Of Woman's Council of Defense, who
spoke briefly of the work in. which
they were helping.
Mrs. Jennie Erickson was then in
troduced and gave stirring appeal
for the Girls Industrial School. She
made the startling statement that Ar
kansas was second from the bottom
in the care for her girls and women,
and at the conclusion of her address
the club endorsed the campaign to-
raise funds for the school and pledged
the active support of its members. An
itinerary was arranged for her to Wis
it the clubs with Miss Arthur
A talk on the Fourth Liberty Loan
was given by Miss Marcelal Arthur.
The campaign will open September %.
Ghairmen of the various townships
announced as follows:
Mrs Jno Dixon, Sweet Home, Ark.
Mrs. jim Darrough, Route 4, Little
Rock, Ark
Mrs. Sims O'Neal, Route 4, Little
Rock, Ark
Mrs. T. D. Spruce, Alexander, Ark.
Mrs. Dora Hopkins, Mabelvalle,
Ark.
Mrs. Frank skeen, Route 8, Little
Rock, Ark.
Mrs. ]. D. Hill, Route Z, Little Rock,
Ark
Mrs. Conoway Scott, SCOTS, Ark.
Mrs. Frank Malachowski, Marche,
Ark
Mrs. Geo. Prothro, Ferndale, Ark.
Mrs. Jno PRESLEY, Pinnacle, Ark.
Mrs. ]. C. Cotton Natural Steps,
Ark
Mrs. E. G. Curry, Roland, Ark
Mrs. Susie George, Roland, Ark.
Mrs. Falconer, Route 2, Cabot, Ark.
Mrs. W. S. Gilmore, Jacksonville,
Ark
Mrs. ]. A. connely, Fourche Dam,
Ark.
Mrs. Dennis. Cato, Ark.
Mrs. ]. N. Merit, Route 2, Jack
sonville, Ark,
Mrs. J. A. Bearden, Route 2, Cabot,
Ark.
A meeting of these chairmen will
be held in September to explain cam
paign plans and methods.
New clubs reported were Ironton,
Fourche Dam, Cato-two clubs, girls
and a womans club-Concord and
Mount Pleasant. A club has been
asked for at Bethel and will be or
ganized next week.
There was present at the meeting
Mesdames T. D. Jacks, Route No. 4;
Ed Dixon, Route No. 4; III. Cloak,
Sweet Home; John M. Dixon, Sweet
Home; T. N. Holland, Alexander r.
W. Ray, Alexander; Frank Skeen,
Route No. 8; S. r. Skeen, Route No.
8; Hattie Grant, J. D. Hill, R. F. d.;
Earle w Hodges. w. T. Roberts, J.
S. Pool, W. S. Afford, w. e. Suther-
land, O. B. Blankenship, Jennie w
Erickson of Little Rock; Misses Mar
garet Dixon, Sweet Home; Minnie
Tarplpey, Route No. 4; Ethel and
Florence Crownson, R. F. D.; Mar
celia Arthur, Emma Reinman and
Gladys Pool, Little Rock.
Special thanks are due Mrs. Blank
enship of Forest Park for the hospj-
tally dispensed by her, including cleo
trio fans, ice water, place for meet
ing and last but not least, ride on
the "airships."
The next meeting will be held DC
tober 10.