The Pulaskian., 1917-04-13
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 A beautiful graduation program was rendered at the school house last Fri day night, April 6 The decorations were carried out in the school colors, purple and white. A large audience was in attendance, and every feature of the program was thoroughly en- joyed. The graduates were Miss Blanche Hill Miss Vira Lemaster, Miss Lois Lemaster and Master Roy Stiles. A partial draft of the pro- gram appears below:
 Song. America" by School
 Recitation, "Your Flag and My Flag" Nina Hill
 Speech-Lewis Rhoton of Little Rock.
 Music-By Zion Hill Band
 Musfc-"Humoresque," Lois Le- master
 Presentation of Diplomas-B Mrs. G. w Lemaster. Song, Arkansas" by School.
 Talk-Miss Bessie Fuller of Prince ton, Ark.
 Music-By band. Closing Address-Teacher, Mrs. J. c. Lemaster. Music-By band.
 Social Entertainment.
 In presenting two beautiful cro- cheted rugs on behalf of the school to the teacher, Mrs J. c. Lemaster, the following was read by Miss Clay Stiles:
 we are two lonely little rugs,
 And we have been sent out to roam. Won't you take us to your bed room And make us feel at home"
 The money for the last month of school was presented to the teacher by little Miss Vernia Lee Neal The 1 method was very simple and yet equal ly novel and the following jingle was read by Vernia Lee: "The school introduces their friend
 Bill Green.
 A finer young gentleman never was
 
 If you need an apron or handkerchiefs
 new,
 Or some wooden gloves when your
 hands are blue, Just mention the fact to our friend
 Bill,
 And he'll get the things with a right
 good will
 Whatever you want, without doubt, He'll take off his coat to help you out"
 The figure was a funny man, about eight inches high and finishing touch was green crepe sewn around him for coat The graduation class gift to their teacher was a beautiful set of cut glass ice tea glasses. Mrs. Le- master will be with us again next year.
 Mrs. w. J. Cotton and sons, James, Frank and Charles, who have been visiting Miss Ethel Crowson, return ed to their home on Pulaski Heights Monday
 Miss Irma Hill spent Sunday night with Miss Hazel Douglas of Douglas ville
 Miss Ethel Crowson entertained Saturday night in honor of her guest, Mrs. w. J. Cotton and sons. The guests included Mrs. J. D. Hill, Misses Irma, Blanche, Beatrice and Nina Hill. Prizes were awarded to Miss Nina Mill and Frank Cotton Refreshments were served
 Mrs. Scott Singley entertains the Home Demonstration Club Wednes- day afternoon.
 The young people were entertained at the home of MT. and Mrs. l.. H. Le- master Sunday night
 The young people enjoyed a kodak ing party Sunday afternon given in honor of James Cotton, who was wis iting at the home of MT. J. T. Crow son.
 Mrs. D. A. Dodd and Mrs. Hattie Grant and Miss Bessie Fuller of Princeton, Ark, were dinner guests of Mrs. J. T. Crowson last Monday.
 MT. John Stiles is quite i'll.
 MT. and Mrs. Young had as a week end guest Dr. Fry of Austin.
 MT. and Mrs. Seely of Tennessee moved on the farm recently bought by MT. Mcintosh of G. w. Lemaster.
 Brother Spruce filled his regular ar- pointment at this place Sunday after noon at 2:30. :. !: 1: < < [. * < * < {: ~ H . 4 st R0t AND 4.