The Pulaskian., 1917-02-02


 January 30, 1917.
 THE NEW YEAR.
 By Gamma Hall Welcome to the new year,
 With it's joys so bright. Good-by to the old year,
 With it's misty light.
 We must try this new year
 To. be kind and true.
 Doing unto others
 As we ought to do.
 The old year we'll remember;
 With it's cruel war;
 The new year will bring sorrow,
 With mothers sons no more. We will hope this new year
 That soon peace will reign, And Che different nations
 Will be friend again
 EsteEan, Canada.
 TNote-Miss Hall is a niece of Mrs. E. Redwood. of Pulaski HeightsI
 ----------- built near her home. 4 fall of some seven feet caused a double fracture of one arm and other painful iii jurtes.
 Work has begun no the new i'm provement district between Lee and Prospect. The district will be known as Palm Place and will give an ar. tistic stone gateway az each entrance. A landscape gardener has been #ecur- cd to beautify the streets between the TWO entrances.
 The Pulaski Heights Fire Station answered the following calls On January 27, at the residence of E. Fl. Eichenbaum4 sos Palm. No damage. On January q. shed of Otis Long at 415 N. Cedar Total loss. On January 31. frame garage belonging to Jerome. AdcLester. Scared.
 A three-room outbuilding belonging to Mr o. P. Robinson in the 400 block on Cedar street. burned this morning, and but for the prompt and efficient work of the fire department, the entire block would have been burned. The telephones were out of commission for several hours.
 The Pulaski Heights s. L 4. will entertain Tuesday evening, February 5, with a Country Social and Grown up Folks spelling match, at the Parish House. and an invitation is extended 10 everybody to attend. There will also be musical program with num- bers by Mrs. Keene Lewis and Mrs. G. + Mathis. Entertainments will be served.
 The Morris Literary Society of Lit tie Rock College elected the following officers this week: James Gaffney, president; Louis Pagan, vice presi- dent; Albert Fletcher. seeretary-treas- urer; D. Finn, critic; Paul Snodgrass. historian, and Theodore Mcclure, ser geant-atarms. Bruce Street and Har- " Dougherty were named on the Program Committee with Louis Fa- gan as chairman
 Services will be held at the Pulas- Ri Heights Methodist Church Sunday as follows: Sunday school 9:45 a. m. The morning service will be the regu- lar sacramental service. Evening ser vice, Evangelistfc. Junior Epworth League 2:30 Senior Epworth League 6:30. The second Sunday in Febru. ary will be devoted to the boys of the city, who are now and hope to be Scouts, ages 12 to IS years. All Scouts in the city will be invited to attend in body at the Il o'clock hour. The subject will be ''The Boy and His Needs, or Scouting and Religion
 Mrs. Ralph E. Plunkett and her sis ter, Miss Leila Smith, of Conway, are giving a tea this afternoon at Mrs. Plunkett's home, 621 N. Pine, compIi- menting Miss Virginia Ferguson. The decorations are a profusion of OpheIia and Russell roses. The bridal party includes the hostess and honoree with Misses Ruth Rhea, Philadelphia. Josephine McAlister, Los Angeles. Florence Sample and Alice Hoist. Memphis, Dorothy Mae Poster. Helen Ledwidge and Francis Morrison of Little Rock. Mesdames J. T. tBeale. w. B. Plunkett, w c. Bond and I. T..