The Pulaskian., 1916-04-07
PULASKI HEIGHTS NEWS

Holmes, Miss Iliad Manning and the hostess. The next meeting will De with Miss Jennie Brown on Aprir s.
 W. A Griffin and Mrs. Mabel Klein Hurst were married Saturday evening at the Asbury parsonage, the Rev. ". R. Richardson officiating
 Mrs. A. L. Aulick is attending the Woman's Missionary convention at Fort Smith this week. conducting a class in missions each day
 The annual meeting of the 2. T. A. Sorority was held with Mrs. Guy Mathis today. April ', with luncheon, in honor of the visiting members.
 Alderman L. H. Bradley, c. w. Rep logic. Senator George F. Jones and c. c. Price are among the delegates to the Democratic Congressional Con- vention.
 Mrs. Bernie Babcock was in charge of a most delightful program of the Authors and Composers Society or Arkansas at the School for the Blind Tuesday night
 Ralph Plunkett is erecting hand. some stone and veneer residence at 619 North Pine E. w Jenkins Is contractor and the building will cost nearly $12,000
 Mrs. s. R. Twitty, wife of a for mer pastor of Pulaski Heights Meth. odist Church, was in the city Tues day. returning from Conway to her home at Fordyce.
 Miss Mildred Garanio entertained several of her young friends at cards on Monday, April B. The prizes were won by Miss Ada Holmes and MT. Roberet Christian.
 Messrs. H. F. Auten, George Fir, min, Carl J. Baer and C. O. Carpen- ter last week attended meeting of the Tri-State Farm Development Con- mittee in Memphis.
 Alderman Brickhouse introduced an ordinance in the city council Monday night to increase the service on the Pulaski Heights line of the Little Rock Street Railway.
 Sidney Warren Mase, of Diamond and Galloway, won the Blass S20 Clothes jingle this week, the judges awarding his the prize out of about 5000 jingles submitted
 Mrs. E. A. Stanley entertained four tables at bridge Wednesday of last week. Easter decorations were used. The prizes were won by Mesdames| Smart, Bruce, Stevenson and New berry.
 Miss Lorine Messenger, one of the popular Pulaski Heights teachers. has returned home from St. vincent's, where she has been under treatment for about two weeks. she is much i'm. proved.
 Charles Garrett, the popular grocer. and Miss Elsie Hodges of the Wood lawn Telephone Exchange, were mar ried Friday evening at the home of the Rev A. L. Aulick. It was a sur prise wedding.
 Pulaski Heights Baptist Church. Rev. A. L. Aulick pastor Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Sermon II a. m., Getting Ready for Revival Senior and Junior B Y. P. U. p. m. Evan gelistic service 8 D. m.
 The Rev w w. Goodman has or ganized Tuesday night prayer meet ing in the vicinity of Stifft's Station and it will meet in the various homes of the members It is under the aus piees of the M D. Church, South
 The Rev J. s. Murphy of Forest Park, former alderman from the old Fourth ward, has been called as pas tor of the High Street Presbyterian Church, and has moved to his new home at Twenty-third and Marshall.
 The Woman's Missionary Society or Pulaski Heights Methodist Church held it's regular monthly business meeting Monday afternoon. Next Monday the Mission and Bible study class will meet after the afternoon re- vival service.
 Mrs. Walker Pyburn was hostess to the Woodlawn Needlecraft Club onI Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. M. A. Cope land was awarded the prize in cakel contest. A course luncheon was serv- ed at the conclusion of the social hour
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