The Pulaskian., 1916-04-14
PULASKI HEIGHTS NEWS

c. G. Price is a member of the committee that is working out plans for s300,OOO city auditorium
 L. M. Thomas, credit man with J. B. Bond, Jr., is erecting a handsome bungalow at 21S Beech street.
 The Rev. Fleming, pastor of the church at Magnolia, was the guest of the Rev. A. L. Aulick Tuesday.
 Mrs. Geo. B. Rison entertained the Woodlawn Needlecraft Club Tuesday afternoon at her home, 4522 Ninth avenue.
 McArthur Babcock, son of Mrs Bernie Babcoek, will graduate from the Jonesboro Agricultural School early in May.
 Mrs. J. H. Miller director of the choir of the Capitol View Methodist l Church, is preparing an elaborate Easter program.
 Misses Myrtle Smith and Ora Meeks of Sydney, Ark, were the guests Of Mrs. J. R. Hawkins during the Teach CTS Association.
 Mrs. c. c. Newham entertained the Aid society of the Presbyterian Church with tea at her hospitable home last Friday.
 Mrs. Jos. Simpson and Mrs. B. W Mccormick are delegates to the an nual session of the Arkansas Presby- terial in Conway.
 Dr. 5. G. Boyce, attired in his Shriner's costume, rode the big ele- phant in the Cole Bros. Circus pa rade Wednesday.
 Judge M. j. Manning occupied the pulpit of the Baptist Church in Nor rilton last week, discussing the Lay mems Movement
 Sherwood Humphrey, formerly Of Pulaski Heights, who has been resid- ing at Mooringsport, La, has removed to Shreveport. La.
 Miss Joyce Manning, who has been on an extended chautauqua tour in the East with Miss Hettle Dunaway, l is expected home soon.
 The Rev A. L. Aulick will talk on Home Missions at the Women-s Missionary meeting at Immanuelt Church Monday afternoon.
 The regular meeting of the Mary Jane Club, to have been held Wednes- day with Mrs. Fay T. Chew, was post E poned until next Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Gosset's little son, who was bitten by dog two weeks ago, is getting along nicely. It is believed the dog was not mad
 Dr. Holcomb of North Carolina will begin revival at the Pulaski Heights Baptist Church April 30, assisting the pastor, the Rev. A. L. Aulick.
 Mir. and Mrs Bum, who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. J. B. Webster, this winter, will leave soon for theier home at Waterloo, Iowa.
 The Forest Park F. R. H. will meet with Mrs. Burton, corner 25tn ana Sycamore next Thursday afternoon, April 20th. There will be election of officers.
 The Bay View Club will meet April 21 with Mrs. Charles Hart, 314 Ash street. Leader, Mrs. Hutchinson. Mesdames Townes, Murphy, Moseley and Seavell are on the program.
 Misses Helen Compton of Plain view and Lizzie Irby of Newport and Mrs. Neal Fletcher of Lonoke were out of town guests at the luncheon given by Mrs. c. T. Mathis to the z. T. A. Alumni.
 On April 21 Mrs Carl Baer will entertain the Gilbert Marshall Chap ter, D. A. R. Mrs. O. D. Williams will read paper on Capture of Sa- vannah,' and Mrs. G. W. Dickinson will discuss Family Traditions"
 A mock trial will be given by the First Presbyterian Church at the Parish House tonight (Friday.) Hugh Hart is the prosecuting attorney and H. W. Smart is counsel for the de- fense. The name of the defendant, has not been announced.
 John Conelly Eakin and Miss Blanche Pillow will be married at Trinity Cathedral Wednesday, April 26. Miss Elizabeth Eakin, sister of the groom, will be one of the brides. maids They will reside at the home of MT. and Mrs. Claude Thompson. on the Heights.
 Miss Burnelle Bradley, daughter of Alderman and Mrs. l.. H. Bradley. gave piano recital at the University in Fayetteville Monday night, ans will give voice recital the last or April. She graduates from the Uni versity this year Mrs. Bradley will attend the voice recital.
 Mrs. A. L. Aulick spoke on the sub. ject, Our Devotional Life," at a ral- ly Of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Societies of Little Rock, Argenta ana vicinity, at the First Baptist Church in Argenta Tuesday On VednaSaax