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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09
PROGRAM GEORGIA PRESS
ASSOCIATION CARROLLTON
FROM JULY 10 TO Fl

Call to order.
Song-"America," by the Audience.
lnvocation-Rev. ]. M. Dodd.
Address of Welcome-Hon C. E.
Roop.
Greetings from Carrollton-Hon. H.
w. Flournoy, Mayor of Carrollton.
Response-Hon. Dan G.. Bickers,
Associate Editor The Savannah Morn
ing News.
"Charles Carroll of Carrollton'-
Hon. VIM. G. Sutlive, Managing Edi-
tor The Savannah Press.
Announcements.
Adjournments.
Tuesday Morning, July 20, 900 a. m.
Business Session.
Roll Cali.
Reading of Minutes.
Enrolment of New Members.
Appointment of Committees.
Report of Officers.
The Business Department,
(a) The Front Office"-Discussio
by Lovelace Eve, Business Manager
of the Americas Times Recorder.
OBJ Local Observation-Disclosures
by M. L. Fleetwood, Publisher of
The Gainesville Tribune News
(c) Foreign Observation-Disclosures
sion by w. H. Blinn, Advertising
Manager of The Dublin Courier
Herald.
The Editorial Department
(a) THE Editorial Page"-Discussio
by ]. F. Shannon, of The Commerce
News.
(b) "News Values bv
Jack D. Mccartney, Managing Edi-
tor The Rome Tribune Herald
(c) Heading and Makeup Discus
sion by John H. Jones. Editor and
Publisher of The Lagrange Re-
porter.
why the Georgia Press Association
should be Member of the National
Editorial Association. Address bv
Hon. Geo. E. Hosmer, of Braden-
town, Florida, Past President OF
The National Editorial Association.
THE Newspapers Opportunity for
Community Service"-By Miss EN-
lily Woodward, Editor The Vienna
News
Georgia Barbecue, served in City
Park, 80 p. m.
Afternoon Session, 500
my Idea of an Up-to-date Country
Newspaper BY Dudley Glass, In
structor of The Class of Journalism,
Georgia School of Technology.
1.-THE Power and Influence of the
State Press."-6y Hon. Geo. H
Carswell, of The Irwinton Bulletin
"The Possibilities of the Georgia
Press Association as Georgia De
velopment Agency."-By John L
Herring, Editor The Triton Ga
zette.
@sThe News in a Country Newspaper
by Frank c. Bunting, Editor The
Cobb County Times, Marietta.
Advantages of a Standard Price
List. BY w. T. Bacon, Publisher
of The Madison Madisonian.
500 p. m.-Court House Lawn
Carroll County from an Historical
Ctandpoint" Address by Judge
w. ]. Millican
Band Music and Lawn Party. Light
refreshments.
Wednesday Morning, July 81, 900
Business Reasons for Membership
in the Georgia Press Association ;
BY P. T. McCutchen, Franklin
News Banner.
What is a Fair Advertising Rate?'
This is to be determined by specia
committee composed of Ralp Meeks
of the Calhoun Times; T. S. Shope
of the Dalton Citizen; o. w. Passa
want, of the Newman Herald; Pau
Harder, of the Commerce Observer
{. E: Rainey, of the Dawson News
L. M. Rhoden, of The Tattnal Jour
nal; T. L. Bailey, of The Cochran
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09
B. Y. P. VI. ENTERTAINS
IN HONOR OF MISS BOOTH

A moonlight picnic will be given
by the B. Y. P U. at oBwen Mill to-
night in honor of Miss aMry Booth, of
Atlanta, who is visiting her mother.
in the city. Miss Booth is now pri-
vate secretary to Rev. Cree, secretary
OF the Foreign Mission Board of the
Baptist church.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09

AS the above instructions are OBJ
tanned from practical experience il
is we'll that they be followed very
closely. Let me know if 1 can further
assist you in curing and marketing
your tobacco.
Very truly yours.
County Agent.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09

Mrs. w. A. Stilley and daughter,
Miss Mamie are spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Watkins
on West Pine street before going to
Brunswick where they will make their
home in the future They have many
close friends in Fitzgerald who regret
to see them leave.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

Communion service in the morning.
In the evening Epworth League ana
evening service will be held on the
lawn of the church.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
JOHN TAYLOR, Pastor
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09

B. F. Bicker and son of Kentucky
arrived in the city this morning to &C
cept positions with the Lon Dickey
Tobacco Co. They will be in charge
of their Abbeville warehouse
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09

Rev. ], M. Rushin, of Broxton is
Spending "a few days in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Coates.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09

Mr.. A. A. Turner has his guest his
brother and Mrs. ]. S. Turner of
Wauchila, Fla.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Sept. 11.--Weekly con- dition of the Federal Reserve banks follows:
 Actual conditions: Loans, dis counts, etc, S5,117,442,000 decrease $1S,51l,000.
 Cash in own vaults, members of the Federal Reserve banks $93,008,- 900; increase $6,0d4 ,000. I?
 Reserve in Federal bank of mem- Der banks $536,364 ,O00; increase $1,191 OOO.
 Reserve in own vaults, state banks and trust companies $8,346,- 000; increase $229,000.
 Reserve in depositaries, state banks and trust companies $8,834,- 900; decrase $133,O0O.
 Net demand deposits $3,991 ,963,- 00O; increase $24,26O,OO0. Time de- posts $275, ,175,OO0; increase $658,- 900. Circulation $34,834 ,OOO; de- crease $122,000. United States de- posits $l2,159,0O0. Aggregate re-. serve $553,544 ,000. Excess reserve $24,079,20O; decrease $1,s63, ,62O.
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Boys and Girls Leaving for College.

Leaving TOT OOlleSe.
 This week will find many of the girls and boys returning to college and following are among those who will enter:
 Chicago Callege of Arts-Miss El- lice Breathwit will take dramatic receive special musical instruction.
 Underwood College-Misses Alice Norris, Roma Key, Nan Core, Dorothy Seabrook, Gladys Carnahan.
 National Park-Misses Mildred In- gram, Rebecca Williams.
 U. of A.-Misses Doris Shandy, Eli zabeth Cross, Josephine Martin, Hell en Boyce, Mildred Perdue, Minnie At- kinson, Edna Mae Mulikin, Imogene Alexander and Beaufort Holland; Jack Perdue, Hewlett Coleman, Hen hetta Adams, Neal Imon, James Bunch.
 A and M.-Ed Brown and Ted Hud- son.
 Batesville College-Miss Aileen Me Cain.
 Bethany College-Edward Russell Jr., and John Russell.
 Henderson-Brown Miss Nancy Dean Rutherford.
 Randolph -Macon-Miss Willeene Al exander.
 Hollins-Miss Katherine Collier.
 Columbia University-Bernard Si- mon.
 Chicago University-Herbert Blu thenthal.
 Sophia Newcomb-Misses Hannah and Flora Levine.
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SOCIAL EVENTS
 Edited by ANNIE O. SMART

Washington U., St. Louisville Tedstrom, Charles Veil, Miss Irene Rosenzweig.
 Southwestern U., Dallas-Joe Hens lee, Joe Mccain.
 Sewanee University-Frank Tom ilnson, Eugene Mckenzie, Roe Sow ards, Gilbert Martin, Donald Duncan and Robert Buckner.
 Brenau College-Misses Ethel and Eva McEntire.
 Junior College, Kansas City-Miss Elizabeth Flynn.
 Ann Argor-Hoshall Rutherford and John Schlemer.
 Boston Conservatory-Miss Louise Watson.
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MARINES SEIZE OIL.

Martinez, Calif., Sept. 1.-Two thousand barrels of fuel oil were seized here today by Captain E. M. Beach, commandant at Mare Island, Navy Yards for the navy. The oil was the property of the Shell Oil Company, to whose plant the captain came with detachment of marines to make the seizure. The navy de-. partment and the company had fail- ed to agree on the price to be paid for the oil.
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New School Will Open Tuesday.

Miss Martha Angel will open her kindergarten and primary school in the Presbyterian church annex, Fifth and Walnut street, Tuesday morning at nine o'clock. Miss Lucyhearne Rroadstreet will be musical instructor Miss Angel is one of the most popular and capable teachers in Pine Bluff and after several years of public school work she is opening a private school. That success will be hers is without doubt.
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b Will Present

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 rusel. rUsu American violinls' |n,stt knnst to Pine Bluff by the Ib in October. oo. vi; ktne day and his repertoire no .etboven's .af Sonata, Opus ao: tb he plays from memory, s, on few artists nav esea ea yr Twenty-Five minutes are which to play this com Mr. Engel will play fas thls Vi, in Pine Bluff and also r,s Concerto in D. Major y;1liant of all violin n num-
 violin of MT. Engel,s IS $
 down by one of the ola 1, d is among the finest and uments in the world.
 srt is calendared for oc- <: < the High school audi
 will doubtless attract at- Iom over the state.
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Old Fashioned Quilting Held Friday.

Circle 5 of the Baptist church, held an old-fasioned quilting party at Ba- racca Hall, all day, Friday, Mrs. John H. Moore being honor guest.
 At twelve o'clock tables were spread for luncheon and more sumptuous feast could hardly be imagined than that which the women had prepared. Husbands of the mem- bers were special guests.
 In an original toast Mrs. Chester Flournoy presented the quilt to Mrs Moore and Mrs. Moore responded graciously.
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Social Calendar

MONDAY, SEPT. 13.
 to II a. m Chdren's hour Y. M C. A. swimming pool
 Z to $50 Ladies' hour, Y. M. C.. A. pool
 to 10 Business Professional Womens club swimming class Y. M. C. A. swimming pool. TUESDAY, SEPT. 14.
 400 Personal Service club with Mrs. Roger McNew
 615 Business and Professional Womens club at Y w. C. A. home. - - " - - WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15.
 800 Jolly Sewing Miller West Third ave- ~ SATURDAY, SEPT 16
 400 Pnchback Tayer H. Chldrens party West Fifth
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side church Sunday evening the Ep- worth league will be in charge and the following musical program will be given with Miss Brewster at the organ:
 Prelude, Funeral March"-(C (Cho- pin).
 Anthm, "The Lord Reigneth" - (Fearis s)-Choir
 Vocal Solo, "The Home Land"-- (Johnson)-Frank c. Leeming.
 Violin solo-Miss Boyce.
 Offertory - "Triette'' - (Chami- nade).
 Vocal solo, "The Master Passeth By',(Hammond)-Miss Watson.
 Organ Postlude-Selected by Miss Brewster
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Club Entertained

kl0U
 Home ,,-..t,, ation1 Club was delightful, led by Mrs. Jim Henry a [me on the Sheridan pike day picnic, Thursday. sa happy occasion of the |the new home and it was Rose Bend Cottage. bicken dinner was served contest of the afternoon
 won first prize and Mrs second prize. i sent were Mesdames J! S' Thompson, E. B. Thomp- lit, J. M. Sawyers, W. M
 Pickett, A. Heinz, w.. J Britt, Master Warren hester Gordy and J. Jun
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Future Workers of Arkansas"
 During the social hour delightful refreshments were served.
Bible Glass Begins Naw Fall Work

Bible Glass Begins New Fall Work
 A large and interested group of women enrolled in the 1nterdenomin- ational Bible class, which met We'd nesday afternoon at the First Pres byterian church.
 This was the first meeting since June, and much interest is being manifested in the class. pr. J. l Norris will continue as teacher, and an invitation is extended to the wo- men of Pine Bluff to become mem bers.
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ALCOHOL DISAPPEARS.

Kansas City, Sept. 11.-Eight thou. sand gallons of grain alcohol in eighty barrels en route from New Orleans to Kansas City, disappeared en route, railroad officials reported today. The sealed freight car arr rived with seals intact, but the eighty barrels were gone.
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day on concert tour, before return. ing to Bethany College in West Vir. ginia, where he will resume his work for the winter. MT. Leeming will appear in recital at Hagen on the evening of September IA, at Carlisle September 15, and in Columbia, Ky. September IT. Mrs. Benjamine Rice returned Thursday from summer spent ir resorts in Colorado.
 Miss Helen Tomme, of Little Rock guest of Mrs. Benjamin Rice, was guest of honor at a house party giv. cn this week end by Miss Alma Cal. houn at her country home, "Baucum.' Members of the P. U. P. club o1 Little Rock were guests.
 MT. and Mrs. F P. Kealer of Bates vile who are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Lois Bluerock, motored to Little Rock yesterday.
 Reginald Trotter has returned te his home in Monticello, after a visit with Robert Cherry.
 Mrs. Dan Byrd is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Joe Greenfield in Helena. MT. Byrd has returned from visit with her daughter.
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 MT. and Mrs. Frank Ogden of De- queen are visiting Mrs. Ogden's par ents, MT. and Mrs. c. J. Lake.
 Dr. John H.. Moore will return to- morrow from a short visit in Dallas MT. and Mrs. J. s. Ingram and son Fred, have returned from Lake Will lage, where they spent the summer in their country home.
 Mrs. Edward ,Mahaffy of Memphis is visiting her parents MT and Mrs William Puddephatt.
 -|-
 Misses Adelaide and Virginia Cor don will return today from Wash ington D. c. Miss Mamie Metz will
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7DDINGS and
 RECEPTIONS

EMMA Hyslop Ezell an, as EMIh the engagement and lces 'seh;ng marriage of her ,Ua,E ssorv Eugenia, to MT. Den Rurney of New Orleans IS! ua eulD1s to take place early in
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LOST STEAMER FOUND.

New Orleans, La, Sept. 1.-The American steamer Alvarado, more than a week overdue here from Progresso, arrived at Port Eads to- day, according to advices received by the J. H. w. Steele Company, agents for the vessel
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CLOSE INSTITUTE.

Little Rock, Sept. 1.-The Teaeh- ers' Institute, which has been held, throughout the state during the sum- mer, will conclude next week with Sevier and Craighead counties. These who have been holding the institute report that the interest has besn vesY, fine, the attendance large and tho educational outlook for the state ney- CT so bright as it is at this time.
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Miss Cora Brunner of Republic Kan, is one of the new teachers in the high school and is at home with MT and Mrs. B. l.. Cornmesser.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Miller are visit ing points in Texas and will sail from Galveston to New York for visit in the east.
 Miss Grace Strowbrdge will return thls week from a months vacation spent in Chicago.
 Miss Catherine Murphy will leave this week for Randolph Macon College where she will be a member of the faculty. Miss Murphy is one of the most popular teachers who has ever been in the Pine Bluff schools, and as head of the Latin Department of the high school she made q wonder full record.
 The Young Peoples Missionary so- ciety of the First Methodist church will meet tomorrow night at o'clock with Miss Emily Russell on Olive street.
 The Personal Service club will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mes danes Roger McNew and c. H. Nor wood at the home of Mrs. McNew.
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 The Business and Professional Wo- mems Club will meet Tuesday even ing at 6:15 o'clock at the Y. w. c. A.. Home. The girls who attended the Y. w. c. A. encampment at Estes Park will give an account of their trip.
 Mrs. J. M. Tucker will return this week from a two months visit with relatives in Chula, Va.
 The Laymen's club of the First Presbyterian church will meet We'd nesday at noon at the Hotel Pines.
 Miss Ellice Breathwit left yester- day for Chicago, where she will study dramatic Art under Madame Riley for two months. She will be mem Der O tine Three Arts club, while there.
 Miss Louise Watson will sing "Je- sus Lover of My Soul" as arranged by McDougall as the offertory at the First Methodist church this morning
 MT .and Mrs. M. Danaher and John Williford have returned from a six weeks stay in Denver.
 MT. and Mrs. John Farmer motored from Little Rock yesterday to spend the week end with Mr. and Mrs Thomas D. Arbuckle, in the McCam- mon apartments, on Main strett. -----d--
 Bring your Kodak finishing to us by $500 and get your work the same
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Mrs. Lydia V. White will leave to-
 day for her home in Houston after a 1 visit with her mother, Mrs. ]. A Laminack
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Circle No. of the Woman's Auxiliary to the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. w. N. Trulock, captain, will meet Monday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock with Mrs. B. N Martin, 14O7 West Sixth avenue. Members are ask ed to notify the hostess Monday morning if they may be expected to attend. The assisting hostesses are Mesdames D. A. Caldwell, J. G. Alex ander and J. A. Mcleod.
 The Bible class of Lakeside church taught by Judge Sorrels and the class of the Open Door, taught by Rev. 'Trimble, will have a joint service at 10 o'clock Sunday morning, when N. J. Can't will address the members. At Il o'clock Judge Sorrels will ad- dress all the classes in addition to the congregation.
 In the absence of Dr. John II. Moore of the First Baptist church the Caleb and Deborah classes will have joint meeting in the class hour Sunday morning and will be under the instruction of Mrs. Moore. Dr. E. P. Aldredge of Little Rock is in the city to preach at themorn- ing and evening service.
 Epworth League Program.
 The iEpworth league of HaMey Memocial church has arranged spe- cial program of selections for the meeting on Sunday evening at 2 o'clock and invites all the Young peo- pie of the church and friends to at- tend. This is to be the initial meet ing of the league for the fall work which is planned in a broad progres. sive of social and intellectual activ- ities.
 Frank c. Leeming, tenor and plan. ist, who has been the guest of MT and Mrs. Ed Russell will leave Tues.
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MT and Mrs. w. L. Davis, Mrs. Willie Moss and Miss Zelda Davis re- turned yesterday from Lake Geneva Wis.,, where they spent the summer.
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Young Musician Gives Pleasing Recital.

Pleasing Recital.
 Frank c. Leeming, tenor and plan ist, was received by large and ap- preciative audience, at the High school auditorium, Thursday even- ing, when he was presented in reel tai by the ladies of the First Chris tian church.
 Mrs. Arthur Fairfax Triplett, read fer, and Miss Florence Brewster, ac- companist, assisted MT. Leeming.
 MT. Leemin's program was made up entirely of songs and selections well known to music lovers every where. His voice is clear, smooth and sympathetic and his piano work showed conscientious effort and sin cerity. His interpretations were pleasing. He sang "Suki Tong" in costume, which added to the effec- tiveness of the number. As an en- core to this he and Miss Brewster gave duet played on two pianos. It will be interesting to watch the career of this young musician. Mrs. Arthur Fairfax Triplett has dramatic ability of the highest degree and was at her best in Cut tings from Polly of the Circus" and as an encore she gave negro dialect selection.
 Miss Brewster won new laurels as an accompanist and in her solo work displayed polished tecnique and ex- quisite interpretation.
 Altogether it was a most pleasing recital and won much applause. Fol lowing is the program: Sextette Uucia) --------- Donizetti Serenata ----------.- MaSZkaWSki
 MT. Leeming. Because --------------- D'Hardelot A Winter Lullaby, Op. 51 De Koven Little Mother of Mine ---- Burleigh
 MT. Leeming. Moment Musical ------ Schubert Cradle Song ------------- Hauser Traumerei and Romance Schumann La Czarlne Game
 MT. Leeming. Roses of Picardy --------- Wood Gray Days --- Johnson Morning Speaks
 MT. Leeming. Cuttings from Polly of the Circus
 -------------------- Mayo
 Mrs. Triplett. Absent Metcalf Rose in the Bud -------- Forster Suki Tong ----------------- Penn MT. Leeming. Fifth Rhapsodie ---------- Liszt
 Miss Brewster. Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind
 MT. Leeming. Special Program at Lakeside Church tonight.
 At the preaching service in Lake,
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-T
 |y Leads

Woman's Auxiliary of bh led in nationwide Efor the state of Arkan- to the report of the Ban. This is most grat-
 members of the auxili. het with a large attend N afternoon at the home.
 Phillips on West Sixth |S
 Stowell led the mission rs. Stowell gave an in-
 on Thoughts of the
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CLUBS and
 PERSONALS

return with them to be the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. A. Metz.
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Miss Pauline Lehman will return to her home in Philadelphia tomor- row, after q visit with Mrs. Jesse Core. Mrs. Core will accompany her for g three weeks visit. Mrs. Core will also visit Mrs. Anna McConkey in York, Pa., and will return about October 10, accompanied by Mrs Mary Musselmann, who has spent the summer with Mrs. McConkey.
 Master Pinchback Taylor has is- sued invitations for party for Sat urday afternoon.
 Miss Harriett Halsey of Memphis, formerly of Pine Bluff, is the guest of Miss Readma Dansby.
 Miss Vera Nichol returned yester- day to her home in Hamburg, after a visit with Miss Essie Meharg, 400 West Barraque.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen P. Clemmons are rejoicing over the arrival of AL len P. Clemmons, II, yesterday at their home, 1401 West Fifth avenue
 Major and Mrs. II. A. Mccoy are visiting N. c. Blanchard in Harri- man, Tenn.
 MT. and Mrs. Morris Altschul have returned from their vacation spent in Waukesha, Wis.
 MT. and Mrs. D. H. Ragar have returned from their wedding trip and are at home, 625 Walnut street. They visited in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs and points in Texas and Mexico. Mrs. Ragar was formerly Miss Ida Martin.
 Miss Mary Will Winters will leave this week for Wabbaseka, where she will assume her teaching in the pub lie school.
 J. M. Garrett, in charge of the Memphis freight claims department of the Frisco railroad, came over yesterday to be the guest for Sunday of his cousins, MT. and Mrs. L. Gar rett, in the McCammon apartments.
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Is Elected
 ;o Street Church

kl election of officers ot Ps Missionary Union o1 l Baptist church, was held kch Thursday afternoon hnce marked, the meeting Sll was made president; lee, vice president; Mrs. s. treasurer; Mrs. George etary; Mrs. Roy Hayes
 mite box, and Mrs. irman of social service
 elected to the Harmony which will meet in Rison
 Mesdames J. w. Holt, J. Ind W. c Wood. v will meet tomorrw af-
 he church at 2:30, Rev
 will conduct the Bible
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Bring your Kodak finishing to us by S:00 and get your work the same day. W. H. Duke, the new photo- grapher, 211 1-2 Main St. 8-26-8t.
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Furniture of Finer Quality Can Be PurchasedNow to theBest Advantage

There is little hope that furniture of quail ity-such as we offer now-can be had at lower have been going up almost ever since the first of the year, and we are we'll and completely stocked on goods that were shipped very early this year.
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Misses Mamie and Marguerite Brewster who have been students at the University of Virginia this sum- mer, will teach in Winchester, Va this year in the senior high school.
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MT. and Mrs. John Farmer motored from Little Rock yesterday to spend the week end with Mr. and Mrs Thomas D. Arbuckle, in the McCam- mon apartments, on Main strett.
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Master Pinchback Taylor has is- sued invitations for party for Sat urday afternoon.
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Misses Adelaide and Virginia Cor don will return today from Wash ington D. c. Miss Mamie Metz will
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Miss Cora Brunner of Republic Kan, is one of the new teachers in the high school and is at home with MT and Mrs. B. l.. Cornmesser,
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Come in and let our Mrs. finders de- monstrate to you the most wonderful Monograph on the American Market, The BABY GRAND.
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Mrs. Edward ,Mahaffy of Memphis is visiting her parents MT and Mrs William Puddephatt.
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MT. and Mrs. W. J. Miller are visit. ing points in Texas and will sail iron Galveston to New York for a visit ir the east.
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Miss Harriett Halsey of Memphis, formerly of Pine Bluff, is the guest of Miss Readma Dansby.