The Pulaskian., 1916-06-09
PULASKI HEIGHTS NEWS

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 Mrs. Frank D. Leaning entertained the Mary Jane Club Wednesday ar. ternoon.
 Mrs. A. K Wayman will entertain the Wodlawn Needlecratt Club Tues day, June II.
 The England Trust Company is erecting an attractive new dwelling in loung's Addition.
 Alderman L. H. Bradley was one of fishing party that spent the week end at Kensett.
 Mrs. Sudie Hunter of Paragould is visiting her daughter Mrs. Isaacs. Prospect and Palm.
 Mrs. J. P. Bowen, POS Beech street. entertained the Wednesday Kensing- ton Club this week.
 St. Marks Guild of Pulaski Heights will give dance at the parish hall Monday night. June 12
 John Byarley entertained Thursday evening at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. s. R. Byarley. Margaret and George Reams have gone to Redman, Ind, to spend the summer with relatives
 Regular services will be held Sun- day at the Baptist Church, with bap, t1smal services in the morning. Mrs. Dave Edwards and little son. 614 Beech street, have gone to Con way to visit Mrs. Edwards parents.
 Miss Venna Rogers has returned from Ouachita College, where she has been student during the past year.
 Miss Jo Clegg, who has been spend ing several weeks with her sister in St. Louis, will return home next week.
 Marion Bradley entertained his young friends at party on Thursday afternoon, the sixth anniversary of his birth.
 Miss Joyce Manning left Wednesday for Hot Springs and Helena on a Chautauqua tour with Miss Hettie Dunnaway
 An issue of $54,0O0 street improve. ment bonds for Districts PA and g. on Lee avenue, was sold at par to Guy E. Thompson.
 MT and Mrs. R. L. Bradley enter tained at a dinner on Thursday in honor of their uncle, Frank Holland, of St. Louis.
 Robert M. Gamble, representing the Pan-American Life Insurance Com pany, has returned from a trip to the Panama Zone.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Moody of ArK- adelphia attended the Electrical Con vention this week and visited friencsI on the Heights.
 An interesting Eastern Star pro gram will be given next Wednesday night at the home of Alderman and Mrs. J. P. Streepey
 H. V. Brown and two sons, Clark and Herbert, and Brooks Bradley. are spending a few days fishing in the vicinity of Kensett
 The open air school, sos North Ma pie street, Pulaski Heights. For terms call Ella Hargrove Gather, 151S State street. Phone Main 6432.
 The Pulaski Heights Baptist Church gave it's annual picnic at Rock Creek Saturday. The attendance was large and the entertainment varied.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Smith of Hill- crest have returned from vacation trip to Judsonia, their former home. MT. Smiths mother returned with them.
 A gold medal was awarded to Ed ward L., son of MT. and Mrs. B. B. Wright, for graduating from the Eighth grade in Little Rock College with the highest grades of his class
 Mrs. John McRaven is in Ashdown. where she gives the drama Nanny Friday night under direction of the Improvement Club. ne will grve Nanny" at other points before re- turning.
 The "Gringoes' of certain neighbor, hoods on the Heights are literally pa tronizing the old Mexican who peddIes "hots. Nobody knows what they are made of, but they have most en, ticing flavor. Master Billy Robinson entertained Saturday evening at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Bigelow Robin son, on Palm street, with birthday party which was enjoyed by large number of children. Miss Nancy Perrie entertained the Junior Margaret Rose Chapter Satur. day afternoon. Miss Sarah Belcher was elected president. Two interest ing contests were held and the prizes