Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02
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Sam Hilzheim Jr., with the Haizlip Cotton Cotton company, is confined to his home by illness.
 Ray West, formerly salesman for the Gillespie and Brother company, has joined the force of the Smith Printing company, as salesman. , The McGehee Motor Sales com pany yesterday reported the sale of a Climber 4-40 touring car to I. D. Gibbs, and used touring car to J. A. lines, of Eudora.
 l Miss Helen Rosenberg, who has re- turned from three months visit in the east, has taken a position in the readyto-wear department at Froug's.
 l Houston Martin, Roe Stewards and l Eugene Mckenzie have returned home from Sewanee Military aca- demy. The burning of the barracks i there caused premature return home c. A. Land and M. w. Myers, To- cal barbers, have purchased the Will liams' barber shop, at 221 Main, and will operate the shop under the name of the Central barber shop. c. M. Laws, who was knocked down Friday evening by delivery truck belonging to the New Era Bak- cry company, and driven by Frank Warriner, is able to be out. His in- ] juries are not serious.
 The will of Nick Kupferle, who died in Little Rock in October, 1902, was filed in the Jefferson probate court yesterday. The estate was be- queathed to the widow, Mrs. Mollie i Kuepferle. Filing of the will here was a legal formality, some of the lands of the estate being situated i in this county.
 The Hospital and Benevolent asso- citation has changed it's name to the Davis Hospital Benevolent associa- tion, according to a resolution adopt ed by the organization, filed in the circuit clerks office yesterday. w.. Y. Knight, president of the Ark-Tex Oil and Lease company, of l Wichita Falls. Tex, arrived in Pine 1 Bluff last night for visit here with his representatives, the Vaughn brothers.
 l Jack Bernhardt of the Cotton Belt bank and president of the Pine Bluff Ad club spoke Friday night at the Boys Bean supper at the Y. M c. A., taking as his subject, "Gar Boys Our Future Citizens" Mr. Bern hardt adatped the beans, such were served at the supper, as an illustra- tion in the growth and development of the man.
 The home of MT. and Mrs. c. F. Simons was a scene of pleasure Thursday evening when a large mum. Der of the members of the Knights and Ladies of Security, called in 2
 body to express their sympathy for
 MT. Simons, district manager for the
 society, who has been confined to his home for three weeks with rheuma- tism. A gift in the name of the Pine
 Bluff council was presented by Mrs.
 R. R. Moore.
 Miss Grace Strobridge, Jefferson county probation officer, has been appointed by Governor Brough as member of the Board of Managers of the Arkansas Boys Industrial school, to succeed Mrs. H. H. Railey,
 resigned. Mrs. Railey was form erly Miss Julia Houston of this city. She was made an honorary member of the board for life in recognition of her services while member of the board. Her resignation was oc- casioned by her departure from Lit tie Rock for New York to join her husband
 T. H. Howey has returned from Lit tie Rock, where he was engaged as
 sawyer with the Niemeyer company
 while the plant of the Arkansas
 Short Leaf Lumber company here was suspended for the annual over
 hauling.
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