The Pulaskian., 1916-09-22
PULASKI HEIGHTS NEWS

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 Mrs lone Leaning entertained the Mary Jane Club last Wednesday.
 Miss Phyllis Crawford left Tuesday to re-enter Randolph-Macon College. Miss olive Taylor spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. R. P. Cox, in Ar genta.
 Miss zelna Rogers left this week for ArKadelphia to enter Ouachita College.
 Miss Wilma Moseley of Morrilton has been the guest of Mrs. R. L. Bradley.
 Born-To Mr and Mrs. J, M Drum mond, 316 North Palm, September @, son.
 Miss Margaret Scott of Helena IS the guest of MT. and Mrs Lawrence Newberry.
 Miss Fay Sarles has gone to Fl Paso. Texas, to accept position in an academy. Dr c. E. Castlebo~ry and little son, Arnold, returned from Chicago Wednesday.
 Muncle Hooker is improving from his operation last Saturday. He is at the Infrmary
 MT and Mrs. F. L. Bius have mov- | ed from 422 Palm to Fourteenth and Scott for the winter.
 Miss Ann Morris of Searcy arrived today to spend a week with MEs W. C. Sprague, 522 Pine. The October meeting of the Ep- worth League Union will be held at l Forest Park M. E. Church. 1 Wm. Mcdonald left Thursday for Vanderbilt University, where he will complete his course this year.
 Mrs. c. F. Williams, Of 4O9 John son street, is under treatment at St. Vineents, in room 30, second floor.
 Carl J. Baer was one of the princI- pal speakers at a big booster meet ing in Jonesboro last Monday even- ing.
 Miss Elizabeth Gamer, who had been the guest of Miss Bradley, re- turned Monday to her home in Rus sellvllle.
 Mrs. L. " Wilson, Mrs. John Web ster and Mrs. w. D. Bass spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. 2. Henry.
 Dr. H. H. Kirby has been to De- Yall's Bluff, Lonoke and Judsonia during the last week on professional business.
 Mrs. H. F. Auten made short talk last Saturday afternoon at a meeting of the teachers of the Little Rock High School.
 Rev and Mrs. F. E. Taylor arc spending the week with their daugh- ter, Mrs. w J. Cotton and family at North Point
 The Pulaski Heights Baptist Church will give chicken pie supper in the church parlors Friday, September zs, beginning at D. m.
 Miss Joyce Manning played a piano solo at the meeting of the City Union, B. Y. P. U., at Immanuel Baptist Church last Tuesday night
 M. B. McNeeley, who recently se- cured the state agency for the Pull man cars, has moved into the Audi torium, at Third and Center
 A dozen couples of Pulaski Heights young people, chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. John Eakin, gave a dance at the Parish House Wednesday night.
 Miss Ruby Chrisp left last Monday for Monticello to teach in the Baptist Orphanage. She graduated from the Little Rock High School last June.
 Miss Mildred Moss will leave Sun day for Prescott, for her second year as member of the faculty of the Prescott High School, teaching Eng fish and history.
 Mrs. L. Kirby, accompanied by her son, Crump, visited her son, Dr. H. H. Kirby and family, the first of the week, returning Tuesday to their home in Harrison Crump finishes his medical course in St. Louis this year.
 Scoutmaster L. E. N Hundley, of Troop A, Boy Scouts of America, re- quests that all boys who desire to enlist shall met him at Scout head quarters, Fifth and Beech, at z D. m, Friday, September 29, bringing z5 cents registration fees.
 Mrs. D. N. Medley, of the Arch street pike, formerly Miss Bridges, is spending few days with friends and relatives at Forest Park, her second visit since her marriage three months ago. She visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Della Golf, Mrs. z. Henry, Mrs. w. D. Bass, Mrs. Lena Knipp, Mrs. Scroggins and others. All were delighted to see her.