The Pulaskian., 1916-03-24

1 has almost recovered rom ms accl7 dent of several weeks ago, and will hold regular services Sunday The re vival meetings will begin the. second Sunday in April.
 Pulaski Heights Baptist Church, A. L, Auliek, pastor-Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Sermon, Il a. m., .The Trt- umphant Gospel of Our Judea"; Senior and Junior B. Y P U. ' p. m. Ser mon 7:30 p. m., Was Jesus of Naza- reth God Incarnate2'
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pu- laski Heights Presbyterian church will entertain with Japanese tea at the residence of Mrs W. M. McCully, l I'll North Beech street, from until o'clock Friday afternoon and from until II o'clock Friday night.
 Pulaski Heights M. E. Church, South-Rev L. E. N. Hundley, pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Il a. m. sermon, Church Attendance and It's Value to the Aggressive Church" 7:30 D. m., evangelistic services. Prayer meeting Wednesday night; subje t, The Value of Personal Work and What I Can Do"
 The property owners on Valmar. between Eighth and Tenth avenues, got together this week and agreed upon uniform system for the i'm, provement of theier lawns and park ways A large quantity of shrubbery is being put out The citizens are greatly interested in the beautifying of their premises.
 Mrs. Robb of Clinton, Ind, who nas l been visiting her daughter, Mrs. B. w Mccormick, will return home Fri 1 day Mrs. Mccormick entertained in her honor Thursday afternoon. Last Monday the members of the Mary former member of the club, on the occasion of Mir and Mrs. Mccormick moving into their handsome new home on Hillcrest.
 Circle No. g of the Christian church entertained Wednesday afternoon at in honor of Mrs. Inez Kincaid, who IS to be married March 30, at Topeka Kan, to F. J. Rogers, leading bus1 ness man and elder in the Christian Church at Emporia, Kan. The Circle 1 presented her with a beautiful solid silver spoon. Mrs. W. P. Estep, 100 Booker, enteretained for her Friday afternoon.
 There is great interest among the ladies of Pulaski Heights in the exhi- bition by the Fine Arts Club, at the county court house. There are r canvasses by John Carlson. Among the members of the club on the Heights are Mrs. J. F. Loughbor- ough, Mrs. M. L. Stacey, Mrs. c. .. Rose and Mrs. Wallin Foster, and Mrs I. B. Gardner is a patroness. The ex- hibit will be open every day this week and Sunday afternoon.
 At a meeting of the Hillcrest Health Club held Monday forenoon at the home of Mrs. c. D. Wood, attended i by fifteen members, it was decided to disband the club that all might unite with the Ninth Ward Civic League Tn advancing the interests of the Ninth | Ward The club has done a good work, and had about fifty members. The officers were Mrs. c. W. Wood president, Mrs E. G. Wetzel vice pres ident, Mrs Thomas I. Myers secre- tary, and Mrs W. R. Otey treasurer.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Russ arrived from Shreveport Tuesday evening to visit Mrs. Russ parents, MT. and Mrs. panied by MT. and Mrs. James Russ, parents of MT. Russ, who spent Wednesday at the Trickett home, leav- ing for the North Wednesday night 1 MT Russ is division superintendent of the Missouri Pacific lines from Kan sas City to Denver, with headquarters at Falls City, Neb. He was one of the original promoters, with L. Gar rett, of the proposed Little Rock-Hot Springs interurban.
 The Missionary Society of the Pu- ] laski Heights Methodist Church had an interesting program Monday after 1 noon. The subject was Our institu- tions for the prevention and care of contagious diseases. Mrs. J. P. Streepey was the leader. Mrs. Joe Goetz, district secretary, was present and gave an interesting account of the missionary conference at Warren. Refreshments were served by Mes | danes Gitchell and Hundley. The regular social meeting will be held l next Monday with Mrs. Colvin, 414 North Cedar, with program of story telling and music