The Pulaskian., 1917-01-05

visiting their son, z. Henry.
 Mrs. J. S. Luton's mother, of Brownsville, Tenn, is her guest.
 Mrs. Porter of Dewitt is a guest of Rev. and Mrs. L. E. N. Hundley.
 Miss Sallie Laing of Shreveport was the guest of Mrs. Madding for several days.
 Mrs. Nathaniel Pierce of Brookline, Mass, is visiting her son, MT. Rogers Pierce.
 MT and Mrs. J. R. Hawkins enter tained few friends at dinner on New Years Day.
 Miss Lida Witherspoon gave most delightful watch party at her home Sunday night.
 The Friday Bridge Club meets to- day with Mrs. George Firmin on Pu- Iaski Heights.
 Dr, and Mrs. c. E. Castleberry have returned from their vacation at Cas- tleberry, Ala.
 Miss Fullenwider of Pine Bluff was the guest of Miss Burnelle Bradley for several days.
 Mrs A. C. Butterworth and children are visiting relatives and friends in San Antonio, Texas.
 Flowers are being planted and the grounds are being otherwise improved about the new fire station.
 There was a delightful watch party Sunday night at the fire station by the families of the firemen.
 The annual meeting of the Ninth Ward Civic Club will be held tonight and officers will be elected.
 The Pulaski Heights S. I. A. will meet as usual at the school house on the third Thursday in January.
 Alderman John P. Streepey spent several days in St. Louis this week. on legal business, returning today
 J. P. Bowen, of 215 Beach street. has presented to the Pulaski Heights fire station fox terrior puppy as a mascot
 The Mary Jane Club met with Mrs. w. c. sjrague, 522 Pine street, Pu laski Heights, at o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
 George Joslyn, who spent the holi days with his parents, Judge and Mrs. Joslyn, has returned to his fathers plantation.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Bradley Of Russellville, who were guests of MT. and Mrs L. H. Bradley, have returned to their home.
 Maine, is the guest of her brother-sn- law, Joseph R. Hamlin, on Ridgeway, Midland Hills.
 The Temple Aid Society, of which Mrs. L. W. Sanderson is president, will meet Monday afternoon for the election of officers.
 Mrs Bernie Babcock will read a pa per at the next meeting of the Drama League, January 23, on "The King of the Dark Chamber"
 Bernice Ross, who is attending school in Texas, has been spending the holidays with his parents at Prospect and Cedar.
 The Forest Park S. l. A. will meet the third Thursday in January at the home of Mrs Riley Hughes, 4629 Twenty-third Avenue.
 
 Miss Beatrice O'Neal. teacher of Modern Languages in Galloway Col lege, has returned to Searcy, after visiting Mrs. E. E. Moss.
 Much to the regret of their many friends, MT and Mrs. A. Buchanan are planning to leave Pulaski Heights within the next few weeks
 The newly elected officers of the Pulaski Heights Chapter of the East ern Star will be installed at the lodge room next Thursday night.
 Mr and Mrs. Clay E. Smith and MT. and Mrs. Herbert Smith. spent New Years Day with the Messrs Smiths parents at Judsonia
 -tli .. w J- 0OtlpH Ol NOElU EOl0t has been spending the week with her father the Rev F. g. Taylor, on Pu laski Heights, who has been quite i'll.
 Mir and Mrs. J. B. McCully of Wal nut Ridge, who have been the guests Of Mrs McCullv's mother, Mrs. W. N McCully, in Hillcrest, have returned home.
 Miss Ruby Chrisp, who is teaching at the Baptist Orphanage at Monticel; 10, spent the latter part of the holiday season with her parents on the Heights.
 Walter Whitty accompanied his sis ter, Margaret. who was the guest of Mrs. s. R. Byarlay, to her home at Fayetteville, where he spent the first of the week with his people
 Among the statements of expenses