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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-15
LUNCHEON FOR MISS MASSEY

Mrs. P. B. Bowers and Mrs. Elliott Carper entertained yesterday at the home of Mrs Bowers on Cliff road at an elaborate and beautiful luncheon in honor of Miss Elizabeth Massey, whose marriage to MT. Robert E. Mo Coy will be an important social event of this evening.
 The house was attractively adorned with palms, ferns and pink roses. The luncheon table was centered with a basket of Columbia roses, tho place cards presented cupids with arrows and hearts, the bonbons were in tiny pink baskets, and the ices were served in pink flower cups.
 The guests on this delightful oc- casion included Miss Massey, Miss Katherine Massey. Mis- Eleonore Mes ser, Miss Evelyn Hoke, Miss Marion
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-15
WESTERN UNION TAXES
 ACTION IN CABLE FIGHT
By Associated pre.s

Washington, December 1.-The Western Union Telegraph company brought suit in the District of Colum- bia supreme court today for an injunc- ton restraining the Secretaries of State, War and Navy from interfering with the proposed connection of the com pany's cable with the new cable line from Barbadoes, where it connects with a British cable to South America.
 The company complains to the court that Secretary Colby has threatened that if an attempt is made to connect with the Barbadoes cable by the use
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-15
AFTER-REHEARSAL PARTY

Mrs. F. C. Montgomery and Mrs L. C. Evans entertained last evening at an after-rehearsal buffet supper at the home of Mrs. Montgomery, in Arlington Place, complimenting Miss Amy Fay Russell, whose marriage to Rev. David P. Pegues is an event of this evening at the Walker Memorial church. The guests included only the members of the wedding party
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-15
AFTER REHEARSAL PARTY

MT. and Mrs. Richard Massey compli mented the members of the Mccoy Mas sey wedding party at a buffet supper
 last evening" following the rehearsal
 for the wedding.
 The guests included the members of
 the bridal party, the members of Mir.
 and Mrs. Massey's house party, and other friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-15
Educator Lectures

Tuscaloosa, December 14.-tSpecial ) pr. Snow of the department of Eng fish at the university delivered an ad dress upon "Richelieu" yesterday aft srnoon before the high school students.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-15
PARTY FOR MRS. CALDWELL

MT and Mrs. Charles o. Locke will entertain at dinner party on Saturday evening, January 1. 1921, at the Country club, experimenting their niece, Miss Mary Elizabeth Caldwell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-15
LUNCHEON FOR
 MRS. HECKLE

Mrs. R. T. Harris will entertain at a luncheon at the Tutwiler on Wednesday in honor of Mrs. George M. Heckle of Atlanta, who Is her house guest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-15

of three cable lines now existing be- tween Key West and Cojimer, Cuba, the government will take steps which the petitioner interprets to mean that these cables, long in use will be torn up by government order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-15
MIR AND MRS. ADAMS
 HOSTS

Mir. and Mrs. Julien Adams enter tained at an informal dinner at their home recently, complimenting Bishop c. M. Beckwith and Rev. Carl Hinkle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-15
Rector tn Montgomery

Tuscaloosa December 14.-tSpecial.l Dr. F. A. Penick, rector of Christ church, left for Montgomery this aft ernoon to attend an important com mittee meeting of his church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-15

complimenting two lovely visitors, Miss Stephanie Levert and Miss Mary Stuart Snyder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-15
More Truth Than Poetry
CoMING-Rudyard Kipling.
Ky JAMES J. MONTAGUE

1 COMING-Rudyard Kipling. have noticed something missing in the l moyies 1 Though I couldn't figure just exactly | what,
 But I felt that there were chances for 1 big, brave. red-blooded romances,
 Which the brightest of producers hadn' t But since I have seen the latest London papers, What for many years has puzzled me. l know,
 Though most literary persons have been
 writing bad and worse uns, Mir. Kipling never wrote movie show. We have missed. and never knew it, big Mulvaney
 And the Paythens that he joyfully de-
 stroyed. And Gas now we see quite plaintly) we have watched the pictures vainly
 Missing Ortheris, and hulking JOCK Learoyd. Put these three heroic figures on the sn- lum
 GAS they will when MT. Kipling starts to write) Let 'em gain the fighting glories that
 they used to in the stories
 And they'll pack the picture houses
 every night. There is something rough and real about That proceeds from brother Rudyard's ready pen; There's zip and an attraction in his slashing style of action That you'll go to see-and go to see again; Though he writes of poaching seal inside the circle, Or of tiger hunting down along the line, l Or of barrack room carouses he win all ways fill the houses Anywhere they put his name upon tho the sign. In the future we are going to save our quarters, such, And the rough house and disorder and the shooting on the border Have been played, we sort of feel a lot too much. But when MT. Kipling jumps in his pa jarnas
 And proceeds to write five-reel show, Of the Paythen or the Hindoo, as we know darn we'll he kin do, Every time his name is out we're going
 to go. HONORS ARE EVEN. The fact that MT. Bryan has asked the President to resign arorfses the suspicion that in 1917 the President made the same request of Mir. Bryan
 BUT WE CAN'T.
 If we could only clamp an import duty on the goods Canada is now sending to us, the expenses of the war would soon be paid.
 TOO HIGH.
 It seems impossible to equip the peak of high prices with a toboggan slide. |(Copyright. 1920, by the Bell Synd., Incl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-15
MRS. CONNELY
 COMPLIMENTED

Miss Margaret Moore entertained at a buffet luncheon yesterday at her home in honor of Mrs. F. E. Gonnely of Detroit, Mich, who has been the at tractive guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. N. Cullom, for the past month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-15
uoNoPs ARE EVEN

HONORS ARE EVEN. 1 The fact that Mir Bryan has asked the President to resign arorfses the suspicion that in 1917 the President made the same request of Mir. Bryan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-15
PARTY FOR VISITORS

MT. Charles o. Locke, Jr., entertained at an informal bridge party at the homo of his parents on Highland avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-15
BUT WE CAN'T.

If we could only clamp an import duty on the goods Canada is now sending to us, the expenses of the war would soon be paid.
 TOO HIGH.
 It seems impossible to equip the peak of high prices with toboggan slide. |(Copyright, 1920, by the Bell Synd, Incl
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Editors Discuss
 Paper Shortage

Boston, May 31.-Thc newsprint shortage was discussed today by the National Editorial association in an- uual convention here. A resolution was unanimously adopted and for warded to Chairman Porter of the house foreign relations committee urging passage of the senate joint res olution designed to afford immediate relief in the emergency and especi- ally benefit country newspapers
 Edward Albright of Gallatin. Tenn , in his presidential. address, said "the ubiautous profiteer is aboard in the print paper field and an acute situa- tion demands drastic action"
 "My opinion is," he added, "that congress should resist the issue of every newspaper in the United States to a maximum of so many pages per dav and define maximum page size"
 President P T. Dodge of the Inter- national Paper company. predicted higher prices for newsprint. He sng- eested amendment of the postal law requiring an added rate on newspapers above certain weight and size. and an- pealed to the larger newspapers to keep out of the spot market.
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Dates for Quarterly 1
 M. E. Conference

Presiding Elder w. c. Watson has announced the following appoint- ments for the third round of quarterly conferences at churches in the Pine Bluff districts:
 Humphrey and Sunshine churches, at Sunshine, June 6, in the morning. Stuttgart, June 6, p. m.
 Sheridan circuit, at Bethel, June 26- 27, m.
 Sheridan station, June 27, p. m. Altheimer and Wabbaseka, at Wab. basekt, June 20, a. m.
 Sherrll and Tucker, at Sherrill, June 20, p. m.
 Swan Lake circuit, at Bayou Meto, July 3-4.
 Hawley Memorial, Pine Bluff, July II, a. m.
 Carr Memorial, July II D. m.
 Gillette circuit, at Gillette, July 1s, a. m.
 Dewitt station, July IS. D. m.
 Rose circuit. at Shiloh, July 24-25
 First church, Pine Bluff, August 1, a. m.
 Rison station, August 1, m.
 Star City circuit, Bonneville, Au-l gust 7-8.
 Redfield and Farrell, at Redfield, Areust 15, a. m.
 Lakeside. August 15, D. m.
 St. Charles circuit, at Oak Flat, Au- gust 21-22.
 Powell circuit, at Shady Grove, Au-s gust 28 8-g9. till yti l,f# Tas.eilS New Edinburgh, at Hebron, Septem-i Der 4-5.
 Grady circuit, at Bethel, September 12.
 Pine Bluff circuit. September 18-19.l No quarterly meeting June 13. as all pastors may attend summer school at Hendrix college at Conway.
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Wilhelm Again Sees Vision of
 German Throne

London, May 31.-Rumors of an impending revolt are steadily grow ing in Berlin, and there are indica- tions that headquarters of the new revolutionary movement are at Pots dam, where Prince August William, son of Former Emperor William, is staying He is regarded as the lead CT of the military party, says dis patch to the Exchange Telegraph company.
 Advices from Doorn, where the former emperor is now living, de- clare William Hohenzollern is in hiph hopes of successful coup, and believes he will once more become ruler of the German empire, the dis patch says.
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Rev. Homer Jordan
 Goes to Missouri

Rev. A. Homer Jordan, pastor of the Christian church here for the rast three and one-half years, has tendef-s ed his restoration and will accent nastorate of Central Christian church, Springfield. Mo Rev. Jordan offereds his resignation at services Sunday mnrnino The ~esipnation will takel effect Julv 15 pr. Jordan came hare from Marion. Ind. and during his pas- torate here more than 300 new mem bers have been added to the i0rat church. The Sunday school 1t thas members of the congregation of thaS church have recently purchased tbf site fer the ereation of 3 nsw
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Hofiptq q$2) ! By ANNIE O SMART uHyuHD"
By ANNIE o. SMART.

MT. and Mrs. W. T. Pate, ST., who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. T Pate. Jr.. West Sixth, left for a visit to Hot Springs yesterday af- ternoon, accompanied by Mrs. w. T. Pate, Jr., and Albert Pate After a visit at Hot Springs. MT. and Mrs Pate. ST.. will nroceed to their home in Charleston, Mo.
 Charles H, Holmes honored Miss Eunice Norris with a dinner party, at the Hotel Pines last nipht.
 The beautifully appointed table had for it's center decoration a basket of sweet peas and lark snur.
 Favors for the youne ladies were ex- nnisite cold fr'endrhin pins Follow inc the dinner Mr Holmes rave line party at the Haub"r theatre.
 Houston Martin son of Mr. and Mrs Neal Martin. will ret"rn home this week from Pelatka. Fla. to whic" place the University of th" South was removed. when its buildings et Sewanee. Tenn. were burned. Mr M"r+;., was member of the graduat- ing class.
 The Temnle Si~tnrhood held their laet r,aeine' of tho year yester- do~ at the Harmony c1"b.
 There wae ev"allent renort "+ the. vear's work Plans ware r"ade for 9 conpre~a+'onal pirric t" be held at Sulphur Sprinpe next Sunday.  | Owinp to rpavcidah'" cir""~1s+""c- ee 1t was impossible tn have the swim roino poo, reaAv yesterday for the ladies and child~an: but evervthin0 is ;r readinesr f"r today fnr thew rep-,o~ hours, 800 to 11:oO and 2:oo to 3:S0.
 St. Josenh church will have te" ara hazaar +odav from t"rn" to 1n l o'clnck at tho res'aer"e "f Mrs. Ben
 Sylvester, 1116 West Fourth ave- ] nra
 < The rr~ils of the Annunciat'on ac- adnmv will rivn a prn~ram ~ r''"sle Il and the~e will be rlentv of hore made cakae. pies "rd bread ard hand mede articles Evryone cordially in- l vited to attend.
 Il Mrs. Carl n. Rutledge will be hon. kored with a bridge party this after
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Religious. Services
 ]. at Boys School

Religious services at the Boys s'gIn7 dustrial school were held Sunday af
 ternoon under rustic arbor, erected by the boys. Twenty people from Pine Bluff attended the services, talks being made by Rev. A. Homer Jordan and Charles Holmes, ex-president of the Rotary club. Mrs. P. M. Kilroy was in charge of the committee of women who served ice cream and cake.
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IS festivities were ushered
 l,,'antly vesterdav with the
 up as the happily chosen
 an afternoon party, with
 Frances Andrews honored
 to-hn. Miss Ernice Norris
 amllle Lewis Watson.
 'ons recention room of the
 floral triumph. with oreat
 hydrangias, roses and lark {olFns Androws With his ex- N delivered two bridn-like
 With fluffv bows of r,a.
 nonNrees. It was revaalnd
 ""ks were filled with +ho Ffts. frnr' tho ~irl friends cms and Miss Watson
 'a'n"on contest Miss Mar Eter ","a the favor, a crys- Pea holder.
 Eyre lrnchen~ wos ecrvcd Fi frlen's of the honorees N"r Rrewe+er er+nr+.;rea I"ren's "'rtv voctordav in I.a1,4a I.1a tenth anniversary of |n th" lau'r ,vara or;ovod
 cort"N+ Mildred MoTnt-~e
 s Blankenship won tho E'ln~ Of the hi~ hi~thdar
 as Rovd Samson c,+ +ho
 c'"''H was ~a-vod to |en's O. Master Walter. 1 tse Sunday schoo, c,, see Ia" ndaros and of ' M l a Fl"st Baptist chrrch '" 9 r'ost nriovehle ha-, (S't The n,rtv soionrr a j
 ke n tr"cl~ f,lrn'shod bv eao and John w. Pear. ho.4 o,a, .. and returninr ot 1o Pa"t sR nersons we've in the l'sarshr'allow roast and a -&
 M,noea of Sheridan and ker. G'ernie Msu. v,a,e |, yesterdav Mrs. Mincea |a. ''n~ child .cf Mr ani hack to p;ra R,,ff pg tert it fcr soma t;r,l
 Mccool's illness at th, E''r'rirm Mir. Mccool !. f& 'Se Ss clothing department
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MT. and Mrs. William Nichol gave a dancing party last night at the Country club for their son, Taylor Roberts One hundred guests en- joyed the dance program given by the strnged orchestra. An ice course was served
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liuuidatte a $50,0O0.OO0 acceptance credit maturing in June was announce ed here tonight by J P. Morgan & Company, fiscal agents of the Belgian
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Mrs. Bertha J. Woodward will be honor guest at the Business and Pro- fessional Women's club this evening ta 6:15 at the Y. w e. A. home, 519 West Barraque street.
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D'ANNUNzIo ILL.

Geneva, May 31.-A dispatch from Innesbrucke says that Gabrielle d'An- nunzio is ill at Plume with fever.
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Next Sunday afternoon services will
 be in charge of the Christian Endeav-
 or society of the Alexander Memorial church; the following Sunday the Ro- tary club will furnish the refresh ments, with speakers furnished by the Y. M. c. A.; and on the third Sunday
 in June the Christian Endeavor of the First Christian church will have charge of the program.
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w. H. Knox of Batesville, Miss, is visiting Mrs. s. Y T. Knox and fam fly. Mir. Knox is a brother of the late S. Y T.. R. M, and J. P. Knox. and will be 85 years old his next birthday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-01
NEW BELGIAN LOAN.

New York, May 31.-A new loan to Belgium, the proceeds to be used to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-01

Mrs. E. M. Oudin will honor Miss Lota Irene Langford, bride elect, with a kitchen shower. tomorrow afternoon at her home, S19 West Twelfth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-01

-T'--
 Mrs. E. M. Oudin will honor Miss Lota Irene Langford, bride elect, with a kitchen shower. tomorrow afternoon at her home, 819 West Twelfth avenue.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edd Flood are visiting Charlie Dellman and family, at 503 East Second. They will also visit friends at Marianna, Hughes and Hot Springs.
 Miss Henrietta Adams is attending commencement exercises at Fayette- vile, this week.
 Miss Margaret Roma is at the Flor ence Sanitarium, where she was oper- ated on for apendicitis Sunday.
 James Harvey Hudson left vester- day to visit his son, James Hudson, at Burk burnett, Tex. -%-- Hudson Smart left yesterday for months visit in Dallas and Abi- lene, Tex.
 Miss Frances Land arrived home yesterday from Millersburg college at Millersburg, Ky. Judge F. F. Williams of McGehee was Pine Bluff visitor yesterday having come up on business. -%- Mrs. Paralee Rockrnla. West Fourth employed by w. C. Williams, typewri- ter dealer, is slightly ill.
 
 Carleton and Lawrence Blackwell and Billy Russell returned today from campaign trip to Faith. Miss Eva Wallace. guest of Miss Zelda Davis. will leave for her home in Searcy tomorrow. Mir. and Mrs Sam Levine are in Little Rock. where MT. Lewis is at tending a meeting of the state demo- cratic central committee. i Mrs. J. B. Mullins and children have returned home, from visit to Plain | view.
 Mrs. Arch Patterson has been called to Shreveport on account of the ser nus illness of her mother, Mrs. Frank Denham.
 Charles Well will arrive today from Washington University, St. Louis. ac. companied by his class-mate, Joe Katz
 Miss Vivian Parker is visiting Mrs Joe Morrison in Stuttgart.
 Miss Anne Brown of Camden. l! the guest this week of Mrs. s. G Caahrook and family
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-01

MT. and Mrs. Edd Flood are visiting Charlie Dellman and family, at 503 East Second. They will also visit friends at Marianna, Hughes and Hot Springs.
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route to Sweden to visit Mrs. Turner Bradford
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Misses Ernestine and Hazel Cook of 1O1O East Second avenue. are vis- ting relatives in Vicksburg, Mississ- ippi.
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Charles Well will arrive today from Washinetor University, St. Louis ac' companied by his class-mate, Joe Katz
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Mrs. Georgia Owen Garden of Little Rock was in Pine Bluff yesterday en
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Miss Anne Brown of Camden, IS the guest this week of Mrs. 5. G Seabrook and family.
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Miss Vivian Parker is visiting Mrs Joe Morrison in Stuttgart.
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roon hv Mrs. George Vinino. Mrs Ean;a Knox and Mics nllin Fadins at +he hc.cn of Mrs. J. H. Eddins, PIP West Fifth avenue.
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Mrs. Arthur Fairfax Triplett will honor Miss Eunice Norris and Miss Camille Lewis Watson with prenup- tial breakfast this morning at her home. SIP West Fourth avenue.
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Is. Y T.. R. M, and J. P. Knox. and will be 85 years old his next birthday.
 Mrs. Arthur Fairfax Triplett will honor Miss Eunice Norris and Miss Camille Lewis Watson with a prenup tial breakfast this morning at her home, SIP West Fourth avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. w. c. Alexander and little Miss Judith Temple Alexander will leave tomorrow for Blue Ridge Summit. where Mrs. Alexander and little Miss Alexander will summer while MT. Alexander is on a business trip abroad.
 Miss Marie Flowers and Miss Es- +her Benton will arrive today from Rrenar College, Gainesville. Geor- gia. They are members of Lambra Beta Phi Sorority. MT. and Mrs. E. Flood of Magnolia. are visitirc Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dell nov 5O3 East Second avenue, enroute to Hot Springs and Marianna.
 Tho Musical Coterie will hove a called meetir~ a+ 10.3O o'clock thi~ mcrrino at the Hotel Pines. All members urged to be present. Mrs T H. Pord and Miss Annena Rond cf Sar Antonio. Tex. are wis itinp Mrs. M E. Smart and family. 421 West Fifth avenue. -+- 1 Mr. and Mrs Arth~r F"irfax Trip- lott will entertain with d'nne~ rartv this evenir~ at tho Courtrv club. in hcnor of MT. and Mrs. Carl D. Rut- ledge.
 ~oon hv Mrs. George vinino. Mrs Eania Knox and Mics Olli" Fadins al +he hc~n of Mrs. J. H. Eddins, PIP i West Fifth avenue. Misses Ernestine and Hazel Cook of 1o1O East Second avenue. are wis iting relatives in vicksburg, Mississ- ippi.
 l Mrs. Georgia Owen Garden of Little Rock was in Pine Bluff yesterday CT
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Miss Henrietta Adams is attending exercises at Fayette- vile, this week.
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Mr. and Mrs Arth~r F"irfax Trip lott will entertain with d'nne~ rartN this everir" at tho Courtrv club, 1T hcnor of MT. and Mrs. Carl D. Rut ledge.
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Mrs. Arch Patterson has been called to Shreveport on account of the ser'- ons illness of her mother, Mrs. Frank Denham.
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Mrs. J. B. Mullins and children have
 returned home, from visit to Plain view
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Mir. and Mrs. Sam Levine are in Little Rock, where MT. Lewis is at tending a meeting of the state demo- cratic central committee.
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Miss Margaret Roma is at the Flor ence Sanitarium. where she was oper- ated on for appendicitis Sunday.
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Mrs, Carl n. Rutledge will be hon ,ored with bridge party this after
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Mrs T 1T. Pord and Miss Annena Rond "f Sar Antonio. Tex. are wis ;tinp Mrs. M E. Smart and family. 421 West Fifth avenue.
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Miss Eva Wallace, guest of Miss Zelda Davis, will leave for her home i in Searcy tomorrow.
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Tho Musical Coterie will hove 9 called meetir~ at 10.30 o'clock th'~ mcrrino at the Hotel Pines. All members urged to be present.
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Carleton and Lawrence Blackwell and Billy Russell returned today from campaign trip to Faith.