Sunday School Picnic Today Draws Members and Friends
The Presbyterian Sunday school and church invite members and friends to a grove picnic by Bayou Tholomew one mile above Skipper bridge. Transportation is provided for those at the church before 4 o clock. Committees for arrangement entertainment transportation and a ladies committee on overall planning and cooking are named with multiple members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Presbyterian Sunday School
Bayou ‘Tholomew
Complimentary progressive rock party honors Mrs Willis
A refined social afternoon hosted by Mrs. T. M. Bell and Mrs. H. Skinner for Newport guest Mrs. L. E. Willis and Miss Elizabeth Pugh. Guests enjoyed decorated rooms, fruit punch, games, and cream and cake, with many compliments for the hostesses. Attending were Mrs. Willis and a long list of local ladies including Mesdames Hamm Hammock Remley Bordeaux Barlow Hoffman Crenshaw Alexander Gillham Clark Clarke Trotter Dowden Ringgold Nixon Courtney Woolfolk Por ter Kirkpatrick Maulding Payne Baker Johnson Newman Hriscoe Nielsen Marks Denty Prothro Stinson Pugh Mason Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Bell
H. Skinner
L. EB. Willis
Newport
Elizabeth Pugh
Mabel Porter
Chloe Hammett
Mesdames Willis
Hamm
Hammock
Remley
Bordeaux
Barlow
Hoffman
Crenshaw
Alexander
R. B. Gillham
Gillham
F. J. Clark
R. PF. Clarke
Trotter
Dowden
Ringgold
Nixon
Courtney
Woolfolk
Dishough
Porter
Kirkpatrick
Franklin
Maulding
Payne
Baker
Johnson
Sephien
Newman
Hriscoe
Nielsen
Marks
Denty Daniel
Prothro
RK. P. Stinson
Les Pugh
Mason Bates
Chicot County School Directors Elect Temporary Officers
At a Lake Village meeting on June 6 1917 Dr W A Craig was named temporary chairman and William Kirten temporary secretary. The temporary organization was made permanent and J D Miles elected to fill the vacancy. The group formed the Chicot County School Directors Association to improve county school cooperation. Committees were named for constitution by laws and for legislation, with plans to present an address at the Lake Village court house on June 28 1917 at 2 pm inviting all school directors to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicot County
Lake Village
W. A. Craig
William Kirten
J. B. Amburn
Kirten
J. D. Miles
D. T. Henderson
W. W. Easterling
J. J. Bond
State Sept
Court House
Ark
How Shall We Pay for the War A Call for Tax Balance
Edwin R A Seligman discusses financing World War I, arguing against pure tax or loan dependence. He outlines taxable burdens, criticizes the 50 50 split, and proposes an integrated plan including excess profits, income, stamp, whisky and tobacco taxes, and a capped new levy to sustain war funding without crippling the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. A. Seligman
McVicker
Columbia University
House of Representatives
Committee of Ways and Means
McAdoo
Great Britain
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. D.trotter
E. P. Remley
F. Dowden
W. T. Alexander
Iinwood Clark
J. B. Daniels
E. G. Hammock
FE. P. Remley
Mesdames G. E. Kinney
L. Clark
Robert Parrish
H C. Skinner
W. P. Daniels
Walter Porter
C. G. Neilson
J. A. Bennett
H. Bordeaux
T. M. Hutchison
Messrs. Helmstetter
Nixon, Crenshaw and Barlow
Transportation
Mr. E. G. Hammock
Messrs
C. F. Dow Mn
J. L. Harden
W. Daniels
George Newman
W. H. Ham
Willis
Chicot County School Directors’ Association
J. L. Carter
Dermott News Office
Secry of
Treasury
1St Arkansas Infantry
War Department
1St
Arkansas Infantry
Dermott Bank Building
Dermott, Arkansas
Grimke
Salton
Oltiene
D. Warner
Tuckerman
Sorur
Harvard
Brooks
Century Magazine
Revo
Een “Anheuser Buscu
Hanchey
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