The Pulaskian., 1916-05-26
PULASKI HEIGHTS NEWS

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 Mir. J. l.. Harrell's mother and niece of Tennessee are visiting the family at their home on West Fourth street Mrs. Lillian Hartman Bogart will read "The Fortune Hunter at Capi- tol View M. E. Church, next Tuesday night
 Two candidates were initiated Thursday night in the Pulaski Heights Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star.
 Miss Joyce Manning will fill special Chautauqua dates with Miss Hettie Dunaway at Hot Springs and Helena early in June.
 The ladies of St. Marks Guild en- joyed an all-day meeting and picnic at the home of Mrs Burton, near For est Park Tuesday.
 Monday afternoon George Hubbard's barn, with it's contents, was totally de- stroyed by fire of unknown origin, the loss being about S1,00O.
 Mrs. B. B. Wright was one of the chaperones at the dance given by the Juniors to the Seniors at Little Rock College Friday night.
 There has been a great yield of dewberries, but they are about all gone The blackberries and the hucK. le-berries are beginning to ripen. 1 Mrs. John McRaven has returned from the Birmingham Reunion, where she read Mrs. Babcock's Nanny" upon special request of the veterans. ] w F. Rapp of St Louis, en route to Natchez, Miss, on business. spent a day with MT. and Mrs. J. H. Miller, and will visit them on his return home.
 Mrs H. F. Auten has given the story of Evangeline and read scenes from the Pulaski Heights and Centennial Schools this week.
 Robert Crouch is able to be at work. An X-Ray examination showed that his skull was not fractured, and that he had suffered only from concussion. of the brain.
 The Women's Club, U. c. T., met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. D. B. Lipsey, 600 Beech. Mrs. Bowman and Mrs. Boen assisted in entertaining the guests. Officers were elected.
 Alderman L. H. Bradley will attend the commencement exercises at the University of Arkansas, when his daughter, Miss Burnelle, graduates. short visit.
 Mrs. Bernie Babcoek, Mrs. M. L. Stacy and Dr. Louis Witt are the pro gram committee for the Drama League next year. All reside on the Heights. An opening banquet will be given in October.
 Billy Babcock left Wednesday for Walla Walla, Wash, where he will be engaged with his uncle, John Moore, in the automobile business. A fare well party was given him Friday night at the home of c. C. Newham.
 subscription dance will be given at Forest park on Monday evening. | The chaperons will be: Mesdames J. E. England Jr., Pat w. Crawford, Wi ley B. Miller and Walter Polk. An drew Christian has the list.
 Meet me at Nicewarner's, the coz. fest and coolest place in the city. We have the most up-to-date soda roun- tain in the city Something special and fancy every day We cater to particular people. 113 w. Capitol Ave, just off Main. Phone M 3176.
 Sister Camilla, superintendent of St. Joseph's Hospital, Hot Springs, was brought to Little Rock for an operation at St. Vincent's Hospital Dr. s. G. Boyce, the attending physf- clan, reports that the operation was success, and that the patient is get ting along well.
 An important meeting of the Socie, ty For the Prevention of Tuberculosis was held at the city hall Thursday afternoon. M. A. Auerbach, Dr. c. R. l Chestnut, Dr. Louis Witt, Dr. c. W. Garrison, and Mrs L. w. Sanderson, l dil Ol lbC I1OlSnlo, dA0 1uCluOSio Ol lilG Board of Directors.
 A purchase of Nicewarner's wall pa pers or other interior decorations means for you the height of decora- tive value, the lasting satisfaction of securing the best the world produces at prices consistent with true merit You are right when you secure Nice warmers, 113 w Caption Ave, just off Main. Phone M 3176.
 The following officers of Pulaski Heights s. I. A. have been elected: President, Mrs. E. H. Eichenbaum; Mrs. Harry w Pfeifer, first vice pres ident; Mrs. J. s. Clark, second vice president; Mrs. c. w. Garrison, sec retary; Mrs Ashley Cockrill, treas urer; Mrs. J. P. Streepey, press cor