Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-28
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By ANNIE 0. SMART.

Miss Frances Land, reader, and ss Helen Hawkins, pianist, gave pir graduation recital Monday eve bp in the auditorium of Millersbure iege. Millersburg, Ky, and receiv- their diplomas from the college conservatory. d;ss Land is the charming and tal- ad daughted of Dr. and Mrs. l.. and and studied with Miss Ellice eathwhit prior to attending the hservatory. Hiss Hawkins is the daughter of Mary Linn Hawkins, having died with Professor M. D. McNeil, Having unusual talent before go- to Millersburg.
 he recital of Miss Land and Miss wkins is the first of a series of duating programs which will be en by the conservatory. Their gram was as follows: onate, F maj (Adagio)- Mozart Helen Hawkins. The Barrel Organ-Noyes-Miss nces Land.
 eherzo-Mendelssohn; Nocturne- min; Novelette-Schumann--Miss len Hawkins.
 Within the Law-Dana-Miss Inces Land.
 Lucia Sextette (for left hand)-- ktizky; The Whispering Wind blenhaupt-Miss Helen Hawkins. andalay, Lenvoi, My Rival-Kip- Miss Frances Land. ondo Capriccioso-Men endelssohn-- - $ Helen Hawkins.
 htricia--Cooke; Seventeen-Tar- rton-Miss Frances Land. poken Song (a) Love-Thomas d; (b) The Summer Girls. Min Peck; Co The Ideal-Phylis gus; (d) Fathers Way--Phyllis ruson-Miss Frances Land, Miss en Hawkins.
 he Woman's Missionary union in- pte of the southeast district of ansas will hold two-days' ses- at the Beech Street Baptist fch beginning Thursday afternoon o'clock.
 he general public is invited to at- these meetings. Several state sers of the w. M. U. are on the ram.
 rs. c. s. McNew is vice president Mrs. J. M. Duckett, superinten- of the southeast district. he program is as follows:
 Thursday, ? P. M. ms of the w. M. U.
 he Key-Our Watchword," Heb. Mrs. J. E. Merrell.
 he Door-Study"-Miss Uua erts.
 he Stair Standard of Excellence" Is. J. G. Jackson.
 he Outlook-Our Mission Fields" ss Mildred Matthews.
 Thursday, 8 P. M.
 Is. J. E. Merrell, presiding. votional-Led by Mrs. B. A, geant.
 he Second Line of Defense"- Matthews.
 he Junior Reservea'-Rev. G. oles.
 he Rainbow Division" Miss (rts.
 rTlOay, lV a. m.
 s. J. w. Duckett, presiding. s,' votional-Led by Mrs. Bobo. e w. M. U. Pilgrim progress. he Slough of Despond Problems pperintendent and Local Presi- he Hill of Difficulty-Enlist- and Circle Plan"-Miss Mat ant Despair-Missionary Meet Programs and Attendance"-- M. c. Wood.
 De Delectable Mountains--Rela of Organizations"-Mrs. Jack. le House Beautiful, the Call to ee"-Miss Roberts.
 Friday, 2 p. m.
 C. s. McNew, presiding. Fotional-Led by Mrs. J. H. Pn conference.
 so meeting.
 J. A. Mcleod was hostess to same club at her home on West avenue yesterday afternoon. flowers in the color tones of and green were used in the us reception suite.
 program was devoted to "The as." Mrs Hinton H. Ferguson an interesting discussion of var in the Balkan States" Mrs. Williamson presented Servia arkey's position. Mrs. Oliver ath explained Bulgaria's part rs. Horace McGaughey~ explain umania's part.
 Hubert Stange made a splen- K on "The Percent Outlook of lkans." Mrs. Ed Russell told le Work of the American Red m m the Balkan States" Mrs. ' Chapman and Mrs. c 2. Mo- paved as violin duet "Old Joe" and "Alita."
 Mss Elizabeth Mcleod gave per of delightful readings.
 q. Il. Rowell and Mrs. Pearce were named as delerates to strict Federation of Women's 2-13-l4. '' Personal Service club of the naptlst church met vesterday Oon With Miss Gammill, at hel un Fine street Eighteen mem. ere present. Mrs. Fred Ben. GU the Bible lesson. Routine ss was attended to and report
 market sale held last week
 net profit of $25. It was nave a market sale once g r 1ammlil was elected press
 Io m the vacancy caused A,iord's resignation. Delight Fl .csnmentS were served dnrino