The Pulaskian., 1917-05-25
PULASKI HEIGHTS
 BAPTIST MEETING
WILL BEGIN THE SECOND SUM DAY IN JUNE AND TO BE IN CHARGE OF PASTOR
 A. H. AUTRET.


 "All others. whether members or not, are cordially invited to attend and help Us as far as consistent with their religious convictions
 Those who are not Christians are urged to attend every service. We hope to have a New Testament Cos l pei meeting No clap-trap methods will be used to force the irreligious to profess what they do not have, or l to get persons to unite with the church. contrary to their own convictions of truth. Let every one who has a mind Of his own come and take what he likes and leave us the rest.
 @Candor. fairness and scriptural teaching shall be the watch words of this meeting"
 Jesse Witt. who has been quite il. i improving.
 Miss Mildred Moss has returned from Prescott
 Mrs. .Kincaid of Texas. is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. C. Rover.
 Will Smith is improving his resi- dence at 1513 Yalmar street.
 Mrs. J. P. streepey has returned from a weeks visit at Eonoke.
 Dr. F H. Kirby visited Heber Springs Friday and Lonoke Monday.
 ". F Crutchfeld is preparing to build a s3.0OO home near the convent.
 Mrs. Fred Madding entertained Wednesday afternoon most delight fully
 A permit has been issued to J. c. Kirk for a $2,1OO bungalow at 800 Van Buren.
 The U. c. T. met Thursday after noon with Mrs. E. Ross Smith, at S04 Palm street.
 The ". A. R. M A. met Wednes- day afternoon with Mrs. R. + Wakeiy on Hillerest.
 Mrs. Fay T. Chew of sapulpa. Okla, is the guest of Mrs. Fay E. Curtis and other friends.
 Miss Alice saugey of Alexander is visiting her sister, Mrs Henry Thon- as, at 220 Beech.
 A permit was issued J. H. Boucher to erect a bungalow at 2o04 Maple street, to cost S625.
 Pulaski Heights Mothers Club met Wednesday morning, May g, with Mrs B. W. Mccormick
 William Peterson has been grant ed a permit for frame cottage at sos North Pine, to cost $2,500.
 George R. Dodge, son of MT and Mrs. Harry F. Dodge, of 515 Valentine, has enlisted in the Navy.
 MT. and Mrs Roy L. Harley of War ren are guests of MT. and Mrs Ghas. & Harley on Pulaski Heights.
 The ladies of the Presbyterian Church will give a chicken pie supper at the fire station Friday night
 Forty acres adjoining the Country Club grounds is to be purchased to enlarge the golf course to IS holes.
 The W. M. s. of the Pulaski Heights M. F Church will meet with Mrs John P. Streepey Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Robert L. Slliman left Wed nesday for her new home in St. Louis. Her son, Miller, will remain in Little Rock.
 The Cleaners Class of the Second Baptist Church met Friday afternoon with Mrs. c. R. Bruce, 509 North Ma pie street.
 Miss Susie Perceful and Mrs. Avis Crawford came up from Lonoke Mon day to attend the recital by Miss Mar garet Wilson.
 The girls of the Junior Guild en- tertained the Senior Guild Saturday with childrens party at the home of Mrs. Rex Sharp.
 Mrs. K. E. N. Cole entertained Mrs. Wm. Lasseter, of Little Rock, and Mrs Franklin Moody, of Philadelphia, at dinner Thursday
 The fire company made run Sun day evening to Prospect and Louise, where a street car had been set on fire by short circuit
 Rev. L. E. N. Hundley, pastor of Pu- laski Heights M. E. Church, is ar ranging for a 'Stoek-taking Week." to start in about three weeks.
 Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Fitzhugh and little daughter have returned to their home at Leola, after visit of several weeks with Mir and Mrs. w. D. Bass. I M. A. Auerbach has been appointed z by Gov. Brough as delegate to the