The Pulaskian., 1917-01-12

O, black crows of greed and strife,
 Birds of right will vanquish you
 yet.
 If you seek to devour their nestlings,
 Or inveigle them into your net. ------~----------~-- distributing liquor in the negro settle ment near the city pound A white man is suspected.
 Mrs. Babeock and Mrs. -McRaven went to Conway Thursday to hear. S. H. Clark, a noted eloeutionist of Chi cago. give 8 reading of Zangwill's "The Melting Pot, at Central College
 Among the candidates for member ship on the Board of Governors of the Board of Commerce, from Pulaski Heights, are Dr. O. W. Garrison, H. F. Auten, C. G. Price and Moorhead Wright
 Aldermen Streepey and Bradley and 1 the members of the Electric Commit tee will go over the ward Saturday for the location of the 25 new electric lights to-be placed by the city.
 There is a building rush in progress on the Heights. There are about if struetion w. B. Worthen Company is building 12 new bungalows on Lau- rel and Cherry, southeast of the con vent
 Frank Myers. after ten days visit on the Heights, returned to Fl Paso, Tex, where he is employed by the Fl Paso & Southwestern. Upon his ar rival he was given a check for 10 per cent of his annual salary as a Christ mas present.
 Next week Mrs. McRaven will read Nanny at the following places in Eastern Arkansas: January 15 at Blytheville, January Is at Osceola; January IF. at Luxora; January IS, at Forrest City.
 The Pulaski Heights Tuesday Bridge Club was delightfully."- enter tained on New Years with lunch con at the home of Mrs. H. o. Arendt. High scores were made by Mrs. L. H. Bradley and Mrs. Koen.
 Next Sunday evening at D. m. all children between the ages of g and 1e are urged to meet at the Forest Park M. E. Church for the purpose of organizing a Junior League Parents and friends are cordially invited. Se- nior League will meet at o'clock.
 Last Sunday morning Superintend- efit Gum of the Forest Park M. E l Sunday school appointed officers ana teachers for the new year. Several changes were made and it is hoped hat the Sunday school will gain in strength and power under the new leaders.
 Mls and Mrs w H. Bowman mo tored to Cabot Tuesday. They brought back to the city R. B. Sadler, aged 65, who was injured when the automobile he was driving ran off an embankment near McAlmont. MT. Bowman was passing at the time, and picked him up. His collar bone was broken. He is the father of pr. w L. Sadler al 911 Marshall.
 The following officers of the Mis- sionary Society of the Pulaski Heights M. E. Church were elected at the | meeting held last Monday at the home of Mrs l.. E. N. Hundley: President, Mrs. J. F. McDonnell; first vice presi- dent. Mrs. H. E. Olive; second vice president, Mrs. l.. E. N. Hundley; su- perintendent of publicity, Mrs Mary Carter; secertary, Mrs G. w Getchei; treasurer, Mrs. c. A. Collins; core spending secretary, Mrs. J. T. Bowen
 Miss Jennie Brown and John E Hill were married at 1:45 D. m Sun lay, January 7. at the residence of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. H. " Brown, 5S01 29th Avenue, the Rev. L. 9. N. Hundley officiating It was quiet home wedding, with only few If the intimate friends present Mir Hill is the agent for the Topeka Flour- ing Mill in the states of Tennessee Oklahoma and Arkansas. His head quarters have been at Oklahoma City, but he is preparing to move to Little Rock
 Sidewalk permits have been issued as follows. To Elmer Conner, to con- struct 150 feet, Magnolia street, be- tween Twenty-second and Twenty third; to J. M. Moore, to construct 150
 :, Magnolia street, between Twen- ty-second and Twenty-third; to Mer- cantile Trust Co, to construct 150 feet, Magnolia street, between Twenty tnird and Twenty-fourth; to Mrs A. K. Leas, to construct 150 feet, Magno- lia street, between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth to Mrs. A. Sullivan, to construct 50 feet, Magnolia street, be- tween Twenty-third and Twenty sourth.
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