The Pulaskian., 1916-08-25
PULASKI HEIGHTS NEWS

county last week on fishing expeGi- ton. He reports that he caught a 30-lb. cat fish in White river. near Bradford, besides many small ones.
 Dr. Alonzo Monk, presiding elder, held third quarterly conference Wednesday evening at Pulaski Heights Methodist Church. Encourag- ing reports were received from all de partments, showing the church to be in excellent condition
 The Epworth League of the Metho- dist Church gave a mystery social Monday evening that was thoroughly enjoyed It opened with a musical program by twelve young ladies, fol lowed by a trolley ride to the City League Union at Capitol View Church.
 Born.-To MT. and Mrs. Charles Pinckney Reid, at Ludington, Mich., August 22, daughter. Mrs. Reid is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. B. T. HollenDerg MT and Mrs. Reid for merly lived on the Heights and are now residing in St. Louis.
 Master Lewis HundIey, son of the Rev. and Mrs. L. E. N. Hundley, cese- braled hls sixth birthday with party Tuesday afternoon, at which 28 of his little friends were present. Mrs. Hundley was assisted by Mesdames Gitchell, Burke and Harrington, and Miss McKeever. There were many pretty gifts
 Sunday evening MT. and Mrs. L. W. Sanderson left in their automobile at the entrance to Forest Park pocket book containing a $350 diamond ring and some money, about $5. The purse was later found in the park, but the ring and the money were gone. MT. Sanderson offers to give $50 for the return of the ring and no questions asked.
 The third annual banquet and re- union of the Pulaski Heights Baptist Church was held Tuesday night at the church, Woodlawn and Prospect avenues, Pulaski Heights. Judge M. J. Manning was toastmaster The principal speaker was the Rev. J. s. Rogers. Other speakers were s. c. Swearingen and H. c. Locklar. Re ports showed a decided improvement in the church's affairs. Several musi- cal numbers were given.
 Among the young men and women of Pulaski Heights who are going away to school are the following: Miss Phyllis Crawford, Randolph-Ma- con- Misses May and Nancy Perrie, St. Mary's Hall, Burlington, N. J.; Wm. Mcdonnell, Vanderbilt; Miss Susie Mcdonnell, Fairmount College, Wash ington, D. C.: Miss Estelle Gardner, Smith College, Massachusetts; Frank Auten. Staunton Military Academy; Will Reid, St. Louis University
 Mexican Missionary program was given at the Methodist Church Mon day afternoon with Mrs. H. E. Olive, paper on "Mexieo-The Cause of It's Present Condition, and It's Future Pos abilities" Miss Lila Westbrook sang a solo that was much appreciated. Mrs. Wm. Branch read a paper on What Our Missionaries Are Doing in Mexico" and the program closed with an instrumental solo of Mexican mu- sic by Mrs Herbert Smith,
 Regular services will be held Sun day morning and evening at the Bap- tist Church by the pastor, Rev A. L. Aulick. At 8:30 D. m. Sunday, MT Aulick will leave on three weeks. vacation. He will deliver three ad- dresses at the Southwest Missouri Baptist Assembly at Hollister, Mo Mrs. Aulick will leave Monday for Searcy to deliver three lectures on women's work. They will meet at Newport Wednesday, and go to their old home at Falmouth, Ky, where MT Aulick will hold two weeks meet ing in the church where he was or dained In his absence ]. K. Smith, one of the Board of Deacons, will fill the pulpit.