The Pulaskian., 1917-03-23
PULASKI HEIGHTS NEWS

so be given.
 MT. and Mrs. L. W. Sanderson have returned from Hot Springs.
 Mrs. R. E. Sharp entertained the Mary Jane Club Wednesday.
 Mrs. w D. Bass is seriously i'll at her home near Forest Park.
 W. E. Webb is the new proprietor of the HilIcrest Meat Market and Del icatessen.
 Mrs Louis Witt has gone to Can- ton. Ohio. to attend the wedding of her sister.
 Mrs. J. B. Simpson has as her guest her aunt, Mrs. Horn, from Brook haven, Miss.
 BORN.-To MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Morgan, 912 Pine street, Thursday, March 15, son.
 Murray A. Auerbach delivered an address Thursday before the Conway Commercial Club.
 Judge Nj. J. Manning spent several days in Eastern Arkansas this week on legal business.
 Dr. c. w Garrison went to Heber Springs this week to inspect the new waterworks system.
 MT and Mrs. l.. W. Sanderson and son leave this evening for Dallas, Tex, for weekend visit
 MT. and Mrs. George Firlnin and Mir. and Mrs. H. M. Gregory will mo- tor to Hot Springs Sunday.
 Dr. H. H. Kirby was in Devall's Bluff several days tffs week as wit. ness in personal damage case.
 The monthly meeting of the Pulas- Xxi Heights Baptist Missionary Society Thursday was a delightful affair.
 MT and Mrs Frank Hogan have lo- cated at 315 Cedar street. These young people are receiving cordial welcome.
 Mrs. J. B. Simpson entertained the Gniwes Club Tuesday evening and the husbands of the members were guests of honor.
 Mrss M. A. Perkins of Carlisle, is the guest of her daughters, Mrs. c. X. Rosenbaum, and Mrs. w M. Branch ln Hillcrest.
 H. F. Auten and Mrs. Clio Harper will be. the principal speakers at meeting of the Council of Jewish Wo- men March 29.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe L. Simpson an nounce a social evening at their home today by the Ladies' Aid of the Pres byterian Church.
 A building permit was issued to J. D. Walthour for one-story frame bungalow, at 719 North Van Buren street, to cost $1.400.
 c. o. Carpenter, Agrieulturist of the Board of Commerce, spoke at Atkins March 20, and at Mitchell School, in Little Rock, Wednesday night.
 Building permits have been issued to H. F. Autens for a $2,500 bungalow at 520 Ash street, and a s2,500 bunga- low at sos North Valentine
 Who wants to exchange nice, level plat of ground near the city for "a home on Pulaski Heights? Will pay some cash. Phone Woodlawn 670.
 Mrs. George Firmin Will entertain this afternoon in honor of her sister. Mrs. E. B. Whitehurst, of Brinkley, and Mrs. Edgar Smith, of Kansas City,
 Mrs. Battle has returned from Mem phis,- where she spent the winter with her mother, Mrs. Van Brocklin, and will be in her home near Forest Park next summer.
 Miss Mildred Moss will arrive next week from Prescott to attend the State Teachers Association. She will be accompanied by Miss Erin Higgin- botham of Prescott.
 MRS. E. LOCKWOOD has opened a hand laundry in connection with clean ing and pressing plant at 4417 Pros. pect avenue All work guaranteed. Phone Woodlawn 683. Adv
 MT. and Mrs. R. w Mayo will give a dance this evening at their home on Johnson street in honor of their sis ter, Miss Elva Thomas, and her guest. Miss Louise Walls of Holly Grove.
 The family supper and reception in honor of the Rev. A. H. Autry and wife, Tuesday evening, was delight. ful affair. Despite the rain there was feast of good things to eat and hear.
 Mrs. L. W. Sanderson, president of the Temple Aid, is making plans for supper to be given to about 250 chil- dren of the congregation at Concordia Saturday, April ', in celebration of the Feast of Pesach. c
 Rabbi Louis Witt declined to serve on the honorary Commission of Char ities and Corrections, on account of the press of other business, and Gov- Brough appointed Prosecuting Attor- ney Tillman B. Parks of Hope in his