Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-07

------------~-~.~- - X >ccccocccccccccc ccoS her home in Waldo, after a delightful visit with Mesdames J. C. and Lloyd Warren.
 Mrs. II. K Toney is suffering with a severe case fla grippe.
 Mrs. Sidney J. Hunt has returned from WOodson, where she visited her mother, who has been critically i'll for some time with pneumonia. Class For Instruction. Saturday.
 The class of instruction for the wo- men registers will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at the Cham Der of Commerce, with Mrs Jack Bernhardt presiding John McAlmont Chapter Meeting.
 The John McAlmont chapter of the D. A. R. will meet Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, in the home of Mrs. o. w. Clark, with Mesdames R. G. Atkinson and Met L. Gallagher, as as sistant hostesses
 Library EX c,;tive
 Meeting.
 The executive committee of the Li- brary association will meet this after noon at 5 3yo'clock, at the new library, 219 West Fifth.
 Willing Workers Knitting.
 The Knitting club of the Willing Workers met yesterday afternoon in the Harmony club rooms, and a very industrious afternoon was spent. The Wednesday meeting for next week has been postponed until Thursday, at which time the regular meeting of the Willing Workers will be held.
 Misses Hortense Archard and Lucy Hicks of Hensley, who have been wis iting Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rose at Lake Farm, have returned home.
 Miss Bilisky, who has been the guest of Miss Rose Udes, has returned to her home in Stuttgart
 Mrs. A. c. Parse has improved from a recent attack of "Liberty" measles.
 Mrs. A. G. Whidden and Mrs. H. B. Johnson are spending the day in Little Rock
 Mrs. Preston Jordan and Mrs. Me Kinney were in Little Rock yesterday
 Miss Helen Riddick, secretary of the local Associated Charities, spent Sun day in Little Rock, with her mother. Mrs. Joseph klahing, of New Or leans, who has been visiting Mrs. E. B Toney on the Dollarway, left yester- day afternoon for Camp Pike to visit her husband, who is stationed there.
 Mrs. Guy Fulk and two children of Little Rock, are in Pine Bluff for a visit of several days with Miss Fulk's mother, Mrs. M. E. Smart. Red Cross
 Committed Meeting.
 The executive committee of. the Rec Cross will meet Friday morning at 1( o'clock, in the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
 Miss Eunice Norris leaves this morning for Little Rock, where she will spend the weekend with Miss Irene Felton
 Current Events
 Club Fete.s
 At the Flower Fete, to be given by the Current Event club on Saturday a the Citizens bank, nine varieties O. flowers will be on sale, as we'll a' cakes. candies, and "Liberty" ant ''Victory" bread. These goodies vii be according to governmental regula tions. and will be very delicious. 4 recipe for the "Liberty" and "Victory' i bread will be given with every dolla purchase.
 Mrs. T. A. Stroud, who has been ser iouslv sick at her home, 1924 Oak, | reported to be progressing toward re covery.
 Prayer circle No. 8 will meet Tues day evening at the residence of Mrs J. A. Fairweather, 1120 East Eight! U. L. Norton will be the leader
 Little Annette Marian, daughter O R. J. Marian, of the Froug departmen store, is recovering from the effects o a severe attack of pneumonia.
 The prayer meeting of circle No. 2 will be held this afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. R. H. Mills, 619 West Thiro The 18th chapter of St. John will b the lesson. I OBITUARY
 Bessie May Patterson
 Bessie May, the infant laughter c MT: and Mrs John Patterson, of Sul phur Springs, died yesterday evenln l at 5:3O o'clock, at the residence of he grandparents, MT. and Mrs. A. .