Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04
WORKERS IN S2O,O0O
 LIBRARY CAMPAIGN z HAVE BEEN CHOSEN
Parade by Children Will Open the Drive on April
 Twelfth


 begin April F, were announced yes. terday afternoon. There will be 2 meeting of the women workers al the Public library Monday afternoon April 5. A noon luncheon at the Y M. c. A. will feature the first day oi the campaign April 12, at which all workers will meet to hear final in- structions for the campaign. A smi- i liar noon meeting will be held every day following at which reports will be made by workers.
 A feature of the opening day of the drive will be parade by school { children, in which each school will { be represented by float typifying some educational feature. The pa rade will form at the tabernacle site on Main street and march to the courthouse where three minute speeches by the need of library in Pine Bluff will be made by a rep \ resentative from each school A prize ol PIo VIII De dWafQcu the school making the most attractive appearance in the parade. The per sonnel of the staff of captains, lieu tenants and workers :,5 announced by Judge w. E. Sorrells, chairman ot the drive yesterday is as follows: q Captains-Guy V. Busenberg, Gar land Brewster, R. Carnahan, j. w.. kCrawford, F. c. Bridges, Lawrence &Dixon, G. W. Allport, J. E. Boyce, Ii. #C. Couch, pr. L. J. Rothstein, T. NJ. &Hooker, Capt. Wm. Nichol, Jesse R. #Core, C. A. Cunning, Ray Mcintyre, #C. D. McGibbony, w. c. Mcbride, ECharles Gordon. Charles Duff, Camp &bell Fox.
 ] Workers-J. B. Afford, Guy V. $Busenburg, Leo M. Andrews. G. A. EBahau, J. R. Austin, A. G. Bedell, F. &C Berbigl,lt,l F.. Bloom. Garland Brew Ester, E. Carnahan, J. Carroll Cone, J, IVY. Crawford k. G. Custer, G. E. 8Dalby, T. s. Dcwoody, Lawrence Dix &on, Charles Duff, L. K. Duncan, H. c. Fox, Campbell Fox, T. S. Gadherry, EH. H. Haizlip, c. NJ. Holmes, Hunt HKnox, F. o. McGehee, R. k. Mcintyre, NV. L. Matthews, W. J. Parkes, John NV. Reap, Hicks Riley. S. A, Rosen- &berg, Pinchback Taylor, o. F. Ted Estrom. II. K Toney, Sam W. Trim *ble, Fred Vining, Ben B. Veil, liar #ry T. Woodbridge, F. E. LcLaurin, r. *G. Bridges, G. W. Allport, J. F. B yce, Simon Bloom, Jesse R. Core, |Stanley Dreyfus, R. F. Ezell, E. H. Elsberry, W. c. Hudson, Carl Hing, Dr. A, Homer Jordan, H. E. Trulock, 70. B. Niven, Ray Mcintyre, J. F. McTntyre, J. H. Means, R. II. Will jams, Harold Bluthcnthal, Frank B., Tomlinson, C. A. Cunning, J. A. Mcleod, A. r. Dreyfus, Mamie Bloom, H. B. Strange, A. R. Cooper, SHW. F. Coleman, Haines Gregory, liar ry Hanf, Judge E. J. Kerwin, Chas, Gordon, J. R. Allen, pr. L. J. Roth etcin. Junius Jordan, Jr., Harvey Hcgg, Felix Smart. Harry Miller, Cotton Smith, Sam Levine, Met Gal igher, Currin Nichol, Capt. Wm. Nichol, Fred Fucker, Eugene Arm bld, W. R. Barricklaw, T. Nj. Hook Fr, r. H. Walker, R. M. Sowards, C.. II. Triplett, Jr., Dr. A. Homer lord Pn, Dr. E. R. Steel, pr. II. B. Trim Ple, Rev. L. w. Evans, Rev. H. II. daguire, Dr. J. H. Moore, Fev. w.. Wood, Rev. J. E. Merrill, pr. J. Norris, Rev. A. A. Boyd, Dr H. A. lowell, Rev. W. o. Schrader. Rev. J. Higgins, II. c. Couch, ,Io Nichol, D. Webb. H. A. Scott, G. D. McGib- kony, J. G. Taylor, E. W. Phillips, w.. Mcbride, E, T. Miller, R, M. lance, o. c. Hauber.
 Women Will Work.
 The organization of the Public l- rary association was due largely to he efforts of the women of the city nd they will take an active part in he drive which make permanent brary building possible. The fol- owing women have been named as Rptains and leutenants to serve urng the drive:
 Captains-Mrs. A. M. Barrow, Mrs. ack Bernhardt. Mrs. A. Bluthenthal,
 IS. E. B. Bloom, Mrs.. T. J. Collier,
 rs. J. w. Crawford, Mrs. c. A. Dun ing, Mrs. A. F. Dreyfus, Mrs N. J. |antt, Mrs. Cora Gillespie, Mrs. J.
 Hut, Mrs. G. Higginbotham, Mrs. arry Hanf, Mrs. T. M. Hooker,
 IS. W. J. Miller, Mrs. E. A. Peck,
 IS. Wendell Williams, Mrs. J. M. towards, Mrs. Fred Senyard, Mrs. fughes Taylor, Mrs. Sam Taylor,
 IFS, W. A. Taggart, Mrs. Sam Trim le, Mrs. w. 0. Taggart, Mrs. C. II. rplett, Jr., Mrs. A. w. Troupe, Mrs. verett Tucker, (Tucker); Mrs. w. T.
 ooidridge, Mrs. J. G. Taylor.
 Llcutenants-Mrs w. c. Aloxan- cr, Miss Bessie Bluthenthal, Mrs C..
 Butts, Mrs. F. Bacr, Mrs. Gar
 md Brewster, Mrs. R. Carnahan,
 rs' j, L. de Groot, Mrs. D. II. Dun an, Mrs. $. M. Dickcy, Mrs. Roy owles, Mrs. F. w. Eek, Mrs. J. M. ightower, Mrs. J. L. Hamilton, Mrs.
 A. Henslee, Mrs. B. F. Ingram,
 fs' J. $. Jenkins, Mrs. W. G. Key, ITS. E. 1T. Logue, Mrs. Lovelady, ITS. D. l. Mills, Mrs. J. c. Meyer,
 ITS. Walter Lee, Mrs. Tracy Mills, lrs' E. W. Phillips, Mrs. Arch Pat efson, Mrs. Kemp Toney, Miss Oh- era Galbraith, Mrs. Lee Fox, Mrs. .kM. Schober, Mrs. A. E. Wright, ITS; Jay Levine, Mrs. Pinchbaek aylor,, Mrs. Arthur Mills, Mrs. W.
 Hudson, Mrs. J. A. Mcleod. Mrs.
 $. Cherry, Mrs. W. T. Perry, lss Lilillian Philpot, Mrs. Jack cost, Mrs. Corinnc Knox, Mrs. Alex owell, Miss Mary Lindsay, Mrs. Il,
 MeGaughy, Mrs. Fred Fucker, rs, Il. c. Kilgorc, Mrs. Ely, Miss ra Reynolds.
 Luncheon will be served each day
 noon for the workers and Mrs. II.
 Higlnbotham is chairman of the ancheon committee. Those who Ill serve each day during the cam aighs arc as follow: