Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-07

The Ladies' Crochet club will meet today at 2:30 with Mrs WeStall, gl2 Hickory.
 E. Ragland of Cumnox, Va., is 'vis- lung old friends in the city.
 The judges in the Library drive school essay contest have all the es- says in, but the winner will not be announced until Monday night
 Born, Saturday, April 3, to Mr. and Mrs. F. L. MeLendon, at their heme on West Fifth, son.
 Born, Monday to MT and Mrs w. i l. Temple, 150% East Seventh al girl.
 Miss Marguerite Davis of Ruth 1 triord, Tenn, is visiting Mrs Lucy F. Couch, 1204 West Fifth avenue.
 Stowel) Mead of Cisco, Tex. is visiting his parents. MT. and Mrs. E. C. Mead.
 Mrs. Isaac Peck of Magazine, Ark, Is in the city on business.
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 The annual after Easter social of the Trinity Episcopal church held at the Rectory yesterday was attended by large crowd. Each member brought dollar earned in Lent and told in rhyme how the dollar was earned. Mrs. H. A. Stowell and Mrs. C. A. Linaker were hostesses.
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 The Business Women held their regular weekly meeting last night at the cafeterial. Miss Buchanan made q talk. A short business meeting was followed by social hour. Eas- ter decorations were used. Next Tuesday election of officers will be held
 The s. I. A. of the Sixth avenue school met yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Frank Ragland, president, presiding. It was decided to have decorated float in the Library drive parade. Mrs. c. H. Triplett, Mrs. Arthur! Mills, Mrs. G. w. Allport and Mrs. Rutstein were appointed as com- mittee to this.
 Mrs. Hales' room was awarded the picture, "The Shaded Pool" for hav- ing the largest number of mothers present. The following program was given by the pupils of the school:
 Reading, Somebody" - Mildred McNew
 Piano solo, "In the Gondola a"-Dor- othy Wright.
 Reading, "The Lispen," ,"-Katherine Mills.
 Reading, "Guerie who"-Harriet Hanf.
 The Arkansas Conference of Social Welfare will meet in Little Rock for four-day meeting beginning Fri day, April 9. Prominent welfare workers over the state including Miss Grace Strobridge, will give q very interesting and instructive ad- dresses. Governor Brough has appointed delegates from over the state to at tend. Mrs. C.. A. Cunning, Mrs. J. B. Mcleod, Miss Catherine Bellin- grath are among those who will at tend from Pine Bluff. -|- The Harmony Club entertains at cards Wednesday for it's members and families. The game begins promptly at 80.
 T. M. Hooker of the Hooker & Crawford law firm, leaves this morn- ing for Louisville, Ky, to visit his mother Mrs. J. E. Hooker
 John T. Sifford of Camden is in the city on legal business. Mrs. Lucy Faulkner is visiting friends in Fort Smith, this week.
 Mir. c. L. Slaughter and Miss Alice Bluerock were quietly married at the residence of Rev. A. A. Boyd at 9:30 o'clock last night. The bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lew is Bluerock, well known employe of the Cotton Belt shops. The groom son of MT. and Mrs W. H. Slaughter, { is an electrical engineer in the em- ploye of the Pine Bluff company Mr. and Mrs. Slaughter will be at home at 1907 East Second avenue.
 The box supper given by the la dies auxiliary to. the Brotherhood of Brotherhood Railway Trainmen last night at the K. of F.. hall was en- Scyed by a large crowd.
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