The Pulaskian., 1917-04-13
PULASKI HEIGHTS NEWS

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 Rabbi Louis Witt discussed Ger manism of the Play" at the last meet | ing of the Drama League.
 The Pioneer Association met Thurs day afternoon with Mrs. T. Dwight Crawford, 416 Fairfax Ave
 The Pulaski S. I. A. gave a pie din her at the school Wednesday and sold all their pies, realizing a neat sum.
 Circle No. g of the First Christian Church will meet at 2:90 p. m. Mon day with Mrs. M. E. Carson on Wood row street.
 l The band concert to have been giv- en last Sunday afternoon at Forest Park was deferred on account of the cool weather
 Everybody on the Heights is mak ing garden and utilizing every availa- ble food of ground in the campaign for food preparedness.
 MT and Mrs. J. H. Miller are visit | ing relatives and friends at Tallulah and Shaw, La. They left last Monday and will return the last of next week.
 State Health Officer C. W. Garrison of Pulaski Heights addressed 100 high school pupils Wednesday on What | Arkansas Is Doing To Prevent Dis ease"
 Mrs. Clay E. Smith. elementary su- | School Association, is making to,Ir of the state in the interest of the work.
 Mrs. John P. Streepey will go to | Lonoke this evening to attend re- cital by her niece, Miss Susie Perce- i ful, pupil of Mrs. Avis Crawford of Little Rock.
 A party of Pulaski Heights Shrin- CTS have gone to the Ceremonial Ses- sion at Fort Smith, including Ash Messenger, John P Streepey and Or s. G. Boyce.
 Murray A. Auerbach was elected secretary and George Firmin mem Der of the executive committee of the local chapter of the American Red Cross Society.
 Mrs. Flournoy Cross of Pendleton is visiting Col J. c. Cross and Mrs. Cross on Pulaski Heights Miss Sal lie Oracle will go to Pendleton win Mrs. Cross next week
 Mrs. Clay E. Smith, Mrs. J. l.. New berry and Mrs. Roy Wood were guests at the Founders Day luncheon given by the Chi Omega Alumnae at the Hotel Marion Thursday.
 Van Manning and Lawrence Brad ley, are two popular Pulaski Heights boys who enlisted this week in rhe machine gun company being recruit ed by Capt. H. F. Stewart Alderman John P. Stereepey was sworn in last Monday night for an other term as representative of the Ninth ward, and Alderman Fred A. lsgrig entered the council from the Eighth ward
 c. Q. Carpenter of Pulaski Heights and H. T. Brown of Scotts were among the delegates at the Atlanta meeting who secured the 1918 meeting of the Southern Cattlemen's Associa- tion for Little Rock.
 All Pulaski Heights owners of au- tomobiles who will denote them for the flying squadron" that is to cam paign the county Monday Tor food preparedness are requested to notify the Board of Commerce.
 Miss Merthyne Rogers. who finish ed her school at Spring Valley last week, has been the guest of Mrs. F. F. Moss this week, and will go to Ed reka Springs to join her mother, Mrs. B. B. Rogers, who is residing there.
 The ladies of the Methodist Church gave pot-luck luncheon Thursday at the home of Mrs. F. E. Taylor for her and her daughter, Mrs. w. J. Cot ton, of North Point, who is visiting her before leaving for her new home at Miami, Fla.
 Miss Matte Thomas of Lexington, Ky, is visiting her brother, s. k. Thomas. MT. and Mrs. Sorrels of Magnolia, who have been visiting MT. Thomas and the children, have return ed home. Mrs. Sorrels was sister of Mrs. Thomas. who died recently.
 The Pulaski Heights Mothers Club held business meeting Wednesday forenoon at the home of Mrs. Luman Chas. Reed, 4217 Sixth Avenue. The club. voted to give their services to the Red Cross to make bandages CT do any other work that can be done at home.
 MT. and Mrs. M. Hooker entertained Class No. ?, of the Forest Park Sun. day school April 6 in honor of Eddie Loescher's birthday. Refreshments were served. The class is planning good work for the summer. The Ju. nior League will meet at p. m un- til further notice.