Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-04

Miss Zelda DaVlS VIII pe 'oS' following program will be ren. piano Duet. "Hector," Bartlett .sdames Seymour and Simpson. fVocal Solo, "Rose in the Bud iss Dorothy Foster. 1 Piano Solo, Selected-Miss Vlv- "The Going of the White Swan,' ker-Miss Pearl Burks. EVocal Solo, "Nedeschda," A. Cor EThomas-Mrs. C. z. McCleon. #Violin Solo, Hungarian Fantas- Helen Ware-Mrs. J. w. Smith. YPiano Solo, Selected-Miss Sula ECurren Events-Mrs. w. H. Sim knday evening, installation of of- ks elected at a recent business Ling of the Lakeside Epworth kue took place. The new cabinet lists of the following officers: E;dent. Miss Bertha Cummins; .president, Neill Hart; first de- ment superintendent, Davis Blair; hd department superintendent, 1 Lucy O'Neal; third department |rintendent, Miss Frances Wood; &h department superintendent, H. E. Martin; Epworth Era agent, Mildred Chestnutt; secretary, Ophelia Brewster; treasurer, Hazel Cornmesser; correspond Secretary, Errol Blair.
 lis cabinet plans to make the Ing year the best in the history Ia Lakeside Epworth League. |e Woman's Missionary Society 1.-the First Christian church a very interesting meeting yes- N afternoon at the residence of EW. c. Avery, 1903 West Bar street, Mesdames L. P. Chalfant, Lammack and F. J. Haggert assistant hostesses.
 htin America" was the subject {he afternoon. Mrs. Homer Jor- being leader.
 names and stations of the mis- aries in Latin America were led.
 map study of the new stations fexico, Paraguay and Buenos was held. Willingham led the devotional Ting the social hour, Mrs. K. M. ion cave several piano solos. kA
 Woman's Missionary Society of First Methodist church met yes N afternoon at the church. Mrs. ITS, the president, presiding. Nv. L. Dewoody led the devo- S. H. Kerr reported on the
 peoples work. Mrs. s. L. Nc reported on the children's
 Mrs. A. H. Rowell reported on lothing collected for the juve- home. Plans were made to sew Afternoon in order to get the |ng in shape for the children. s. H. Kerr gave an interesting k on the District Woman's Mis-
 conference recently held at i
 Loving Hearts club of the Methodist church met yesterday loon with Miss Clara Battleton B Main street.
 following program was rend- ding-Virginia Reno. no Solo-Jean Morris.
 lding-Elizabeth Williamson. ho solo-Mary Mayben.
 ry-Irene Brownfield.
 no solo-Hazel McMillen.
 |al selections-Helen Battleton. ightful refreshments were s Edith Mary Hartley of Pine
 and William E. Cannon of Can rie, New York, were married night at o'clock at the First yterian nance, -Dr. J. l. Norris Inning the ceremony in the pres of a few friends.
 GaGnnon is travelling sales
 After a wedding trip to St.
 MT. and Mrs. Cannon will be at
 at 1112 West Barraque street.
 Amunae association of the An Rtion Academy at a meeting yes
 decided to undertake the work feening the convent. The asso- has just completed the equip
 of laboratory at the school. Ers were elected as follows: M. A. Taggart, president; Mrs.
 Crutcher, vice-president; Mrs.
 Murphy. recording secretary;
 James Green, corresponding ary; and Mrs. Hughes Taylor, hrer.
 s Alta Tohill of Pine Ruff and Richey of Pittsburg, Pa.. were
 y marrieid Sunday evening at
 o'clock at the home of the s mother, Mrs. J. c. Pointer I'm street. Rev. A. Homer Jor- pastor of the First Christian n, performed the ceremony.
 and Mrs. Tohill will make their
 in Pittsburgh.
 J. M. Crutcher and Miss Mary
 her left last night for visit in is City.
 s. I. A. of Sixth Avenue school
 meet this afternoon at 3:30 at
 chool. Each member is urged
 present as there will be a dis Pn of the advisability of ppr- pg motion picture machine for chool.
 5. l. A. of Lakeside school will
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