The Pulaskian., 1916-04-28
PULASKI HEIGHTS NEWS

WeSh run OetTOlL, Mlcn., her old home, where she has been visiting for five weeks.
 It is expected that work on the pay ing of the Lee Avenue district will begin soon after May 10.
 Mrs. K. E. N. Cole is expecting her sister, Miss Helen Stuckey, of Fayette- vile, the last of the week
 The W. B. Worthen Company is completing an attractive bungalow at Kenyon and Fairview Road. Murray Auerbach has been prom. nent this week in the Arkansas Con- ference for Social Welfare. The Masonic Lodge met Tuesday night and did work in the second de- gree. It is a most prosperous lodge.
 MT. and Mrs Sol Dreyfus of Jack. son, Miss, will next week be the guests of MT. and Mrs. L. w Sander son.
 St Marks Guild held an all-day meeting at the Parish House Tuesday. and luncheon was served for the mem bers.
 Mrs. John P. Streepey and two lit tie daughters will visit her mother. Mrs. w. H. Hicks, in Lonoke, next week.
 c. P. Perrie is erecting a new re- taining wall on the Prospect Avenue side of his handsome residence on the Heights.
 |. Mrs. Lillian Bogart has graduated from the Noble School of Expression at Detroit, Mich, and will return home this week
 A tea and reception were given at the Country Club Thursday to the visiting delegates at the Conference for Social Welfare
 Mrs Clay E. Smith returned Wednesday from Pine Bluff and Mon ticello, where she did work in Sun day school institutes
 Mrs. Bigelow Robinson gave a pre- nuptial social Monday in honor of Miss Jamie Bateman. The house was beautifully decorated in smilax.
 Little Mary Elizabeth Thomas cele- brated her sixth birthday Sunday al the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs R. G. Thomas, Tent. and Spruce.
 Moorhead Wright, president of the Union Trust Company, resident oi the Heights, was elected president of the Arkansas Bankers Association.
 We know the best methods and em- ploy the best methods. Wellborn & West Drain Cleaning Co, Beech street and Prospect avenue. Phone Wood lawn 683
 Rev. A. L. Aulick, pastor of the Pu laski Heights Baptist Church is print ing an attractive httle church paper The Visitor which is distributed over the Heights.
 The Pastors Aid Society of the Pu- laski Heights Presbyterian Church en tertained with parlor social Monday night at the home of Mrs John Kelley 4423 Sixth Avenue.
 Il MT and Mrs. J. Felensenthal oi Jackson, Tenn, and David Carb oi Fort Worth, Texas, will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Eichenbaum sos Palm, next week.
 The infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. s. Hazer died Sunday after noon at the family residence, Forest and Beacon avenues. and burial was at Oakland Cemetery.
 Get your clothes cleaned where you get value received. That's what we give. Wellborn & West Dry Clean ing Co.,, Beech street and Prospect ave. Phone Woodlawn 6S3
 MT. and Mrs. S. c. Kaufman, SIG Cedar, will have as their guests next week Rabbi Jos Blatt and A. D. En. gelsman of Oklahoma City, delegates to the B'nai Birth convention.
 Hon. A. B. Andrews, delegate to the Republican State Convention from Boone county, and former postmaster at Harrison, was the guest of his brother, E. P. Andrews, on the Heights.
 There is much opposition on the Heights to the proposed change in the names of streets to letters of the alphabet The ordinance is in the hands of the Street. Committee of the City Council.
 Next week MT. and Mrs. Harry Pfeifer will entertain Chester Band man of Birmingham, Ala, Rabbi Ju Han Miller and Herman Cohn of Chat. tanooga, Tenn. delegates to the B'nal Birth convention
 The Junior League of the Pulaski Heights M. E. Church enjoyed an egg hunt Monday at Fourth and Spruce, and then went on hay-rioe to Henderson Chapel. to attend the Union League meeting. L. R. Waddy, assistant secretary 0. the Board of Commerce, and one O. the most popular yourg men of Hill