The Pulaskian., 1916-07-28

with ice water for the convenience of those attending services.
 Rev L. E. N Hundley will assist in a revival at Primrose Chapel, begin ming August 6.
 Mrs. H. B. Chrisp and Miss Ruth have returned from visit to Kansas and Oklahoma.
 Miss Anna Nicholson of Southern Texas arrived this week to visit Mrs. pr. Castleberry.
 Judge M J. Manning is spending several weeks in Kentucky and other points in the East.
 Miss Corinne Neaville of Griffith vile, White county, IS visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. w Gitchel.
 D. P. Andrews of the Railway Mail Service has returned from visit to his old home at Harrison.
 Mrs. A. E. Hausman and children of St Louis are visiting her sister Mrs. W A. Turner, on Hillcrest.
 The Rev. A. L. Aulick has fully re covered, and will hold regular services at the Baptist Church Sunday.
 Frank Mallory has bought Dr. Smiths property on Palm, near Sixth, and will move into it Saturday.
 Mrs, W. J. Terry chaperoned par ty of young people to Little Mau- melle Wednesday on fishing trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Gamble and MT and Mrs E. A Stanley spent Sat urday at the Spring Lake Club House.
 John R. Kelley, artificer, was among the 49 men of Company E, Little Rock, rejected on the physical exami- nation.
 pr. and Mrs T. E. Thomas of Clar endon spent last week with their daughter, Mrs. R. w Mayo, on John son street.
 Miss Ruth Mckinley of Corning vis= tied Mss Mildred Moss Monday, re turning home from the summer school at Fayetteville.
 Dr. and Mrs. G. D. Thompson and MT and Mrs. J. P. Streepey spent Sat urday at the Masonic picnic at Pro- thro Camp Ground
 The Missionary Society of the Methodist Church served a pot-luck luncheon at the residence of Mrs. F. O. Patterson Tuesday.
 Ten couples of young people spent Wednesday and Thursday at Spring Lake club house, chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. G. H. Mathis. Mrs Chas. S. Harley will return soon from the North, where she has been several months for her health. She has fully recovered.
 Mrs. H. H. Kirby and children will leave next Tuesday for Green Noun tain Falls or Boulder, Colo. for the remainder of the heated term.
 Rev Stanworth, pastor of the Pres byterian Church, will move into the property just vacated by MT and Mrs. Fay | Chew, 506 Spruce street.
 J. H. Miller one of the popular train auditors on the Iron Mountain, has been promoted to the engineer ing department, and left today for McGehee, where he will enter upon his new work He will have charge of the revetment work for the road
 The junior choir under the direction or Mrs Herbert Smith, with Mrs H. E. Olive at the piano, is furnishing
 
 vice at the Methodist Church. Miss Luella Wood and MT. Jenkins with violin and cornet aud greatly to the attractiyeness of the musical program
 A reception was given at the Bap- tist Church Wednesday night that was well attended. A feature of the pro gram was the presentation and accept ance ot donation of 125 volumes, given by Miss May Christian, for the church library, and of a cut glass punch bowl given by Mrs. J. L. Simp- son.
 Miss Helen Baird entertained at her home, 422 Palm street, at a porch party in honor of Miss Grace Giles pie of Elgin, Tex, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Kaigler Music and games were features of the evenings enter tainment. The guests included Misses Pearl Branch, Gladys McLain, Frances Harding, Edna Gustavson, Helen Dius, Messrs. Bert Turner, Oscar Wagner, ~----~---~~------~-~-