The Pulaskian., 1915-06-25

I'd sa eniov the sermon. You will go away rafresbed and better prepared for an otber days struggle in ife's battle Everybody invited.
 The book promised by J. R Smart to the member of the Forest Park Sta. lay school, under 15 years of age. who oonld quote the most scripture, was avarded to Master Rayford Luttrell. ]. r Waller has offered another prize to +bo nnpil repeating the most scripture on Sunday. June H. All children under 15 are invited to try
 Mrs. J. R. Smart was delightfully."- snrnrised Sunday afternoon when she rstnrned to her homo after a short ab- ssnce and found the house filled with g,,osts These guests were her friends, .bo had come to spend the afternoon m honor of her birthday Refreshments ,ere served, after which the younger oneets went auto riding, leaving the alder visitors to spend an enjoyable afternoon together.
 Miss Lovine Messenger left last week for Conway, where slre will spend few months.
 Mrs. J. L. Waller and children have roturned from Morrilton, where they spent few days visiting relatives.
 | W. Dorn Blaser is in Des Arc this week on business, but will return Sun day.
 Mrs John Rogers and children left Friday for Milton, Okla, where they will spend several weeks with Mrs. Rogers mother.
 Mrs. D. McFarlin has been i'll the past week.
 Master Tom Kirby was reported i'll this week.
 Master Wesley Gum, three-year-old son of MT. and Mrs w. C.. Gum, was sick last week, but is better now.
 Mrs. John Webster and children left Saturday for few days visit with MT. Webster in Louisiana.
 Mrs. Fred E. Walden, wife of the manager of Forest Park, was surprised Tuesday afternoon when number of the ladies of the park precipitated stoyz shower upon the Walden home on Poplar street A sure enough thunder, wind and rain storm during the earlier part of the afternoon interfered somewhat with the plans, but most enjoyable time was had by all who were present. The event was made all the more pleasant because of the fact that Mrs. Walden only recently came to Forest Park and had felt that she was among strangers
 Mrs. R. G. Trickett visited her daugh- ter in Lonoke this week.
 Revival services are in progress at Forest Park church, meetings being held every evening at o'clock.
 Mrs. Wesley Murphy and children have returned from visit to Texas.
 The entertainment given by Mrs. Maust s pupils, assisted by Forest Park talent, was enjoyed by probably the iarg- est audience that ever has assembled at the Forest Park church.
 The mail clerks of Little Rock, with their families, had an outing at Forest Park Tuesday.
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 MT. and Mrs. Harry Auten of Mag nolia street last week entertained at cards in honor of Miss Estelle Peebles of Monroe, La Among those present were MT. and Mrs Joseph Bailey, MT. and Mrs Eugene Levinson, Miss Minnie Glanfield. Miss Estelle Peebles and Ar- Dol members of the Little Rock baseball team. During the heavy windstorm Tuesday afternoon a portion of the roof on MT. Early's home in Forest Park was blown off, but no one was hurt
 Rural Route No. 6, out of Little Rock, covering Country Club Heights, Forest Park and the country along Twelfth street pike is now in operation.
 There will be an elaborate display of fireworks and an old-fashioned Independ- ence Day celebration at Forest Park on July 5.
 Prof. Gibson announces that prize dance will be given at Forest Park pavil- ion Wednesday night of next week.
 An attachment was served on the oper- ator of the picture show at Forest Park this week, and Manager Walden was placed in charge of the equipment. The pictures will be continued under MT. Walden.
 BUT HE UNDERSTOOD.
 The artist was painting sunset, red, with blue streaks and green dots.
 The old rustic, at respectful distance, was watching.
 An, y said the artist, looking up sud denly, "perhaps to you, too, Nature has opened her sky-pictures page by page? Have you seen the lambent flame of dawn ieaping across the livid east; the red stained, sulphurous islets floating in the lake of fire in the west; the ragged clouds at midnight, black as a raven s wing, plotting out the shuddering moon?'