The Pulaskian., 1916-03-31
PULASKI HEIGHTS NE TVS

Alumni Chapter of the 2. A. T. at her hospitable home Saturday afternoon.
 MT and Mrs yernon's son. aged l17. and daughter, aged ', are il with pneumonia. They live on Peacn street.
 MT and Mrs. Shepherd and daugn- ter. Mary. of Nashville, Tenn. are the guests of Mir. and Mrs F w Hamilton.
 Dr. S. c. Boyce and several other shriners from the Heights will at tend a ceremonial session at Siloam Springs next week.
 Lieut.. Shirley Wood. son of Asso. ciate Justice and Mrs. c. D. Wood, IS stationed at EI Paso, Tex, with the Sixteenth Infantry, U. s. A.
 Mesdames Wetzel, Stacy, Bradley, Babcock and Boyce will be among the Pulaski Heights ladies participating in the suffrage parade Friday
 Mrs. Leo Loeb, who has spent the winter with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Joe Loeb, will leave soon for her future home in Oklahoma
 Dr. Frank Kirby of Harrison visited his brother, Dr. H. H. Kirby. last week, returning from professional trip to Hot Springs
 c. O. Carpenter, assistant agricul- tural commissioner of the Iron Noun tain, is this week removing to his farm, two miles from Jacksonville.
 Moorhead Wright, treasurer of the National Association of Real Est~.te Exchanges, has gone to New Orleans to attend the annual convention ana make his report
 Mrs. John McRaven has been ap- pointed Herald on the staff of the Ar. kansas Division at the Birmingham Reunion, U c. Y. She is 8 member of Churchill Chapter. U D. c.
 On April 21 Mrs. Carl Baer will en- certain the Gilbert Marshall Chapter D. A. R., Mrs C. D. Williams will read paper on Capture of Savannah" " and Mrs. c. W Dickinson will dis 3cuss Family Traditions.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Brown. wno have been living in the c. s. Harley home on Spruce street, will return to their home in the city, and the Rev. StanWorth of the Presbyterian Church will occupy the Harley home
 The Woman's Missionary Society of the M. E. Church, South, met with Mrs. c. A. Colvin, IA Cedar Tues day afternoon. There was an inter esting program of music and readine. Mrs. Golvin was assisted by her sfs- ter, Miss Beulah Sharp in serving refreshments. The regular business meeting will be held Monday.
 Mrs. Clay Smith, junior superintend- ent of the Pulaski Heights M. E.. Church, South, and Glenn Baker. field secretary of the Little Rock Confer ence, will attend Sunday school raj ly at a church near Haskell. and on Sunday will visit OakIawn Church. Hot Springs Next week they will visit several other churches in the Hot Springs circuit
 Mrs Inez Kincaid, mother of Mrs M s. Kitchen, of 112 Booker, was married Thursday, March 30, at To pelza, Kan, to MT F. J. Rogers. prominent business man of Emporia, Kan. Several social affairs were given on the Heights last week in honor of Mrs Kincaid MT. Rogers is an elder in the Christian Church at Emporia
 The Rev. L. E. N. Hundley will hold regular services at the Pulaski Heights M E. Church Sunday. Ser mon, n a. m, "The Marks of a Chris, tian Life" Junior League 2.30 D. m. Senior League 6:45. Evangelistic ser vice, 7:30, with special music by the Jumor Choir A teachers training class was organized Wednesday night to be in charge of the pastor. It will begin actual work May 1.