Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

4'ii'2'' ''ttioOIi ol silllI, Is VlSlClnQ MT. and Mrs. Frank Cahoon, l102 E. Second avenue
 Mrs. and Mrs. Lee Ilarkners of lllmo, Missouri, have returned to Pine Bluff to make their home. Mr. Harkners is is an employee of the Cotton Belt. They are with Mrs. Harner's sister, Mrs. Bertha Wolf, 122 North Beech street, until they get possession of their home, 61O West Third avenue. Their daughter. Miss Genevieve Hardness is a senlor at St. Nincent's Academy, Cape Guar deau, Missouri.
 Judge and Mrs. W. T. Woolridge will motor to Little Rock today. ! The Ladies Auxiliary to the Broth erhood of Railway Trainmen will meet this afternoon at 2:3O at K. ofP meet this afternoon at $50 at k. of P. hall.
 This evening at o'clock a free moving picture show will be given at the Hawley Memorial church The public is invited.
 Mesdames Eugene Smith, w. II Williams of Little Rock and Miss Earl Goodpasture of Columbia Kan sas, will arrive today to visit Mrs II. c. Haley.
 Mrs. Tom Chowning of New Edin- burg, and Mrs. Clark of Warren, are l vie Mr Mrc No1tn,, IJol Mr and Mrs. c. P. Miles and daugh- ter, Virginia, of 523 East Sixth ave nue have returned from a visit to Memphis.
 Kirk Andrews is now with the Sim mons National Bank.
 The Pastoral Helpers Section Three, of First Christian church held their meeting at the church yes terday afternoon. The surprise of the afternoon was talk from Mother Ross who travels in the interest of the missionary society of the Chris tilon churches. She made very in- terestng talk on Africa, exhibiting souvenirs sent by her son, 8 mis- sionary in Africa. A large crowd was served refreshments at the close of Mother Ross talk.
 Mrs. Lucy Falconer has returned from a two weeks visit to Fort Smith, where she was the honored guest at several social functions.
 Dr. Earl J. Logue has returned from Memphis.
 The Woman's Missionary Society of the Ohio Street Baptist church met at the church yesterday after noon, with good attendance. Rev. w. c. Wood conducted the lesson.
 The Trinity Church association held their meeting yesterday at the church and the following officers were elected for the ensuing year. Mrs S. M. Dickey, president: Miss Irene Bocage, vice-presldent; Mrs. J. A. Roost, secretary; Mrs. w. P. Smith, treasurer.
 Adrian Williamson of Little Rock spent Sunday and Monday in Pine Bluff.
 Mrs. Mae Hudson De Groat and children spent the week end visiting MT. and Mrs. J. A. Hudson at Althei- mer.
 Mrs. C. A. Hogg, motaer of MEs. Mercer Sligh. has returned to her home, near Althemer, and is 'a7;d- ly recovering from her recent illness.
 MT. and Mrs. Guy Freeing of lit tie Rock spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Evans.
 MT. and Mrs. Gaylord sifford spent the week end with MT and Mrs. J. T. Sifford at Camden.
 Mrs. J. I. Norris is confined to her home by illness.
 Mrs. Mollie Knox returned vester- day from q visit to relatives in Water Valley, Miss.
 Miss Elizabeth Kirksek will leave tomorrow for a three weeks rest at Hot Springs.
 Mrs. Dan Byrd's circle of Lakeside church will meet this afternoon at s o'clock with Mrs. c. M. Williams, Twenty third and Oak streets. Mrs. c. l.. Schoantz will be assistant hos tess.
 Mrs. A. V. Wilson, 426 West Eighth, is expected to return this week from n x,;c;+ +o' Hot Cpriprs Ark