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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
1
Saturday tag day and Baptist notices set events for the town. The Alex hosts benefit nights and a water of new openings at Novelty while the Eclipse of Elaine travels through Dermott theatres. Local shops promote services from French dry cleaning to shoe and clothing repairs as Monticello visitors call on business, with church, school, and bank events threaded through a bustling community page.
Miss Lela Courson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ko M Courson of Crossett was part of Eunice in Teja the historic drama at the Toy theatre St Louis last night She plans to finish Morse School of Expression this year and will present a recital Daddy Longlegs Courson is the only Southern girl in her school and studied three years at Ouachita College in Arkadelphia.
Tonight the Board of Trade holds its regular meeting in the Hotel Dermott auditorium. Su C. Helmstetter is secretary and EE Burlow is president.
The Chicot County Teachers Association held a successful meeting and educational rally at Readland last Saturday presided by UC Barnett. About thirty teachers attended as guests of the town with a three course breakfast. Geo Bo Cook gave the feature address. Miss B F Brady was elected president and Miss Frances Smith secretary for the ensuing year. The next text meeting will be at Eudora on a date to be fixed.
Group Seven of the State Bankers Association met in Pine Bluff Thursday of last week with Dermott Bank & Trust attendees Mc Thane G A Franklin and Chis Crook. Franklin was secretary treasurer, elected at a prior Dermott meeting. Officers for the coming year include J E Boyce Pine Bluff chairman J A Abernithy Fordyce vice chairman G A Knox Monticello secretary treasurer J Bernhardt Arkansas City executive council member. A complimentary show at the Orphe Theatre followed.
Mere Kimpel hosted the Unique Club Friday afternoon to honor Mrs. Tom Crenshaw's homecoming. The first Dermott club, eight years old with thirteen or fourteen members, gathered for memories, greetings, and a luncheon, ending with heartfelt thanks to the hostess.
A large gathering at the home of Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mrs. W. 5. Daniel drew about forty young people Tuesday. Rook was played until eleven, then refreshments. Mrs. Daniel, Miss Leona Raborn and Willie Duerson provided music, with a solo by Mr. Daniel. A silver offering benefited the Baptist Church.
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