The Pulaskian., 1915-05-14
SCHOOL PICNIC AT
 PARK ON SATURDAY
PARENTS WILL JOIN PULASKI HEIGHTS CHILDREN FOR DAYS ANNUAL OUTING, ARRANGEE BY 6. 1. A. LADIES.
MATCHED GAMES OF BALL

! inch Will Be Served. and Program
 of Amusement Rendered-Princi-
 pal and Teachers to Be Guests --
 All Patrons of the School Are ln-
 vited to Come and Bring Baskets--
 Meet at Park at 10 O'clock.
 All arrangements have been made fer the annual picnic to be given Sat IT 'ay by the Pulaski Heights School Improvement Association The chll- dren will assemble at Forest Park at lo o'clock a. n. The principal mi teachers of Pulaski Heights scho.I will be guests of the ladies. All pa- irons of the school are invited to join the children on their outing.
 Mrs. B. B. Wright, president of the association, announces that arrange- ments have been made for the free admission of both the children and their parents to Forest Park on this date
 Lunch will be spread at 12:30 D. m.
 
 tion, the members having contribu- ted baskets.
 matched game of baseball will he lliyId i'll the afternoon and there will be an interestgin program of other athletic events.
 | . - - = : : ;. been appointed rector of the Episcopal Church at Hope, Ark, and will depart socn with his family for that place. he name of his successor has not been announced.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of tse Presbyterian church had a delightful rit ting ttis week at the home of the rresident, Miss McCully, on Bee.h street. Refreshments were servei md everyone had a good time l Mrs. Carl Baer has called a meet ing of the Pulaski Heights Health Club at her home on Monday after noon, May F, at 2:30 o'clock. to dis cuss plans for inaugurating a cam pagn against the weeds All ladies are asked to be present.
 Ed Cornish, George Muswick and t. w. Rightsell were appointed ad- ministrators of the estate of I. F. Sandefur, late president of the San defur-Julian Company, who ended his life last week.
 Dr. c. w Garrison of Pulaski Heights, was reelected to the posi- tion of State Health Officer and sec retary of the State Board of Health. at a recent meeting of the board in Little Rock.
 | C. l.. Thompson was elected presi- dent of the Country club for the en- suing year. A. L. Alexander is vice. president, G. H. Lyon, treasurer and H. A. Tune, secretary. The board of governors consists of c. K Lincoln. w. l.. Hemingway, T. A. Sims, S. W. Reyburn and c. P Reid Work has begun on the construc- tion of a filter bed 10 connect with | the septic tank in the TIillcrest ra- vine. The contract was awarded to Grady Garms for s4S075 Other bids were: c. w. Replogle, $6462S, and J. w. Calhoun, $56390
 Mrs. M. L. Stacey had charge of the program at the Drama League study Class, which met Tuescay aight at the Public Library. Gales Northy's drama, "The Pigeon" was discussed, a splendid talk being made l by Mrs. Blanch Briggs of Pulaski Heights.
 Monday Lunch-What you have to e9t for your monday lunch is import ant, but the manner of serving ara the surroundings have a great Geal to do with the enjoyment of the meal. 1 We will give you the best service and prompt attention. Postoffice Cafe, IA West Second Street, Little Rock.
 (Adv.l
 E. J. Clancy, who recently sold his home at Martin street and Prospect avenue for S5000, is being sued for agents commissions by two real es- tate dealers, the Menton Real Estate Company and E. F. Walden of tho Central Bank and Trust Company, each claiming fees to the amount of $500. Mr. Clancy's family moved this week to Shawnee, Okla.