The Pulaskian., 1918-04-19


Scout Posters will be in evidence on
Main street and elsewhere about the
city, adequately expressing Scout
sentiment.
bungalow at 709 Jackson street, Pu-
laski Heights, to Ernest F. Baskin for
So, $50. Mr.. Baskin will make the place
his home.
Mrs. S. G. Boyce was hostess for
the Mary James on Wednesday. They
are contributing to the fund for the
care of French orphans.
Mrs. Guy Mathis has moved to the
Conservatory of Music on Lincoln
Avenue. Mr.. Sam Bloom and his two
sisters, the Misses Sachs, have leased
the Mathis home.
Mrs. Sorrels, Mrs. S. G. Boyce and
Mrs. w W. Shepherd were among the
chaperons at an entertainment given
at Christ Church for enlisted men on
Wednesday evening.
w. P. Galloway, state agent for Del
CO lighting systems, has purchased the
home of T. T. Myers in Hillcrest, for
$500. The sale was made by w. E.
Livingston of the Southern Trust
Company.
w. T. Sitlington of the Arkansas
Democrat has purchased the George
Rison bungalow on the northeast cor
ner of Palm and I streets, Pulaski
Heights, for $3.50. The sale was
made by E. E. Walden.
Frank L. Mallory has purchased
home site, lot 5, block, Midland Hills,
owned by Mrs. W. E. Lutz, and ex-
poets to begin building in the next few
weeks. S. R. Farris of the Union
Trust Company made the SALE
Hillary Jennings, who has been
travelling in Michigan and Wisconsin
for several months, spent few days
at home, and has returned North. He
will come back to Little Rock for the
National Editorial Association conven.
ton the first two weeks of June.
Hugh D. Hart has purchased
through S. R. Farris of the Union
Trust Company, lot Z, block 5, Mid
land Hills, on North Woodrow, owned
by Mrs. C. L. Jones and Mrs. Urah
Meadows Boreson. Mr.. Hart expects
to build a two-story home imme-
diately
Mesdames M. L. Stacy, E. Metze-
naur and K. P. Alexander are assist
ing in the Carnival to be given by the
City Federation on Saturday from 4
to 8 o'clock p. m. in the old Stace
House Yard. A number of attractive
features are being planned and
large attendance is expected.
Rev. ]. o. Johnston and his assist
ants will conduct the IL o'clock SER
vice at the Pulaski Heights Baptist
Church. There will be special music
and the service will be devoted large
ly to praise and thanksgiving for
something that has never before hap
pened to Baptist church. A special
invitation is extended to all Baptists
on the Heights to attend. There will
be Sunday school at the usual time,
9:45 o'clock.
The Pulaski Heights Methodist
Church is enjoying a period of splen.
did growth at this time Twenfy-six
persons have been received into the
membership just recently and seven
others will be formally received on
the fourth Sunday of this month A
| splendid and attractive program is
being arranged for this date by the
Sunday school for Children's Day.
Splendid congregations are attending
all the services and interest in every
department is good.
Frame sheds at 416 and ALP Palm
street. Pulaski Heights, were destroy
ed by fire, which had its origin in
| sparks from burning trash pile, at 7
o'clock Wednesday evening. The one
at 416, in which the fire started, was
in the rear of the home of j. D.
Frank, and the one at Alp, to which
the flames spread, was in the rear of
the home of C. r. Maxey. Both build
ings were practically destroyed before
fire companies No. and No. Z, which
answered the alarm, arrived.