Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-27
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 ANNIE o. SMART. ~@
By ANNIE o. SMART.

be monthly social meeting of thu |;oinary Society of the Flrs bodist was held yesterday after The program was given in tho Ich chapel, Mrs. W. D. Ferguson Gding. Mrs. W. r Woodwarl beautiful talk on the Life ol Ion Hendrick," which so related tbe thought of life service-the [ect for the month. Bishop Hen was the founder of Korear |;ons and married Miss Sterritt Ee family established the Ster' Bible Training School of Kan City. . rs s. D. Arnett gave an interest talk on "The Sterrett Bible hing School"
 rs John Saunders gave short Impressive talk about the stu s of the Sterrett Bible and hing School. aMrs. James Moore ed one of her own composition |ss Sarah Frances Arnett sang (ers." Her the program the ladies were rtained in the Methodist House Circle Number Four. Mrs. Ar Mills, Mrs. w. w. Taylor, Mrs, lie Huth, Mrs. F. c. Renfro and |W. J. Roland served a delightful Iourse. The house was made at live with spring roses.
 Ls J. M. McFadden entertained Sunday school class of Lakeside eh with a picnic Saturay at the kdden plantation. The morning spent fishing and by noon kh had been caught to have a Ffish fry. Those enjoying the |g were: Ellen McGehee, James ehee. Louise Stevens, Mary kman, James Wick, Virginia Blan- hip. Maurine Reyonlds, Noell kan, Mary Lucas, Elizabeth Will !. Lillian Lucas, Mrs. Hale, Mary |McFadden.
 ke Woman's Missionary society Lakeside church met in so- session yesterday afternoon, Earle Phillips, chairman of To- work. presided. Mrs. Annie H. Bd led the devotional.
 hendd reports were given from different circles. Mrs. A. M. (ue and Mrs. L. E. Mitchell play h instrumental duet. Miss Ruth l Alcott gave reading.
 Ss. Gillian Lauton's circle was kss for the afternoon and serv- l ice cream at the conclusion of program.
 5. A. W. Troupe, president of Arkansas Federation of Wom- clubs, left yesterday to attend 1istrict meetings of the Fedora (Which will be held in rotation, e interest of reducing the high |of living.
 5. Troupe goes first to Little 1 then to Benton, Van Buren, pwn, Jonesboro and Hamburg. burg embraces the Pine Bluff ct and many delegates from peal clubs will be inattendance. Bs Josephine Martin, daughter of Ind Mrs. c. H. Martin, who is a r at the University of Arkan- has been invited to join Skull Porch, honor society for the cel-l
 of Art and Sciences and the ge of Education, University of hsas. Membership in Skull and
 is dependent upon good moral
 ng, high scholarship and lead in student activities.
 ladies' society of Trinity h met yesterday afternoon at |hurch. Plans and committees
 named for the Diocesian coun- fhich meets in Pine Bluff May
 p and 13. ring the council the Woman's iary will hold their meetings |e Hotel Pines and the clergy's |ngs will be held at the church.
 IS Ellice Breathwit and Miss n Moore were present Miss beth Simmons, reader, and Miss
 Mae Mills, pianist, in recital, eday afternoon, April 29, at 8
 k at the high school auditor
 Pupils of Miss Boyer in aes-
 dances will assist in the pro-
 Pastorial Helpers of Christian
 h held their regular weekly
 ess Neeting yesterday after
 A good attendance was re-
 and plans made for the all-day
 onaary school, which will be held
 sday at the church.
 terday afternoon found the La
 Hour at the Y. M. c. A. swim
 pool crowded with young girls
 patrons. A big class has al-
 registered for the season.
 Social Service club of the
 baptist church will meet this
 ,oon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. Ga
 !, el5 Pine street. Miss Ross
 pc assistant hostess.
 woman's Missionary society of
 tarr Memorial church met yes-
 afternoon. A very interest
 sik on China was given by Mrs.
 McGuire.