The Pulaskian., 1920-05-27

vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. A. 0. Hing
 MT. and Mrs Jake Khune of Kansas City, Mo, have returned home after spending few days with relatives and friends here
 Edgar and Margaret Dixon will graduate from Little Rock Senior High School Thursday night, and Wilson Crow will graduate from the West Side Junior High School Wednesday night
 Mrs Monroe MeCIain and son, M D, of Little Rock, spent Sunday after noon with MT. and Mrs. A W. Brown.
 MT and Mrs. George Kenzel and children of Little Rock spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller.
 Mrs. P A. Dulin's Sunday school class went on fishing trip Saturday. All reported a nice time.
 The United Workers class of the Presbyterian Sunday school are straining for service" under the lead ership of their teacher, Mrs. M. J. Zuber.
 Wilson Crow had the misfortune to break his right arm Sunday afternoon when his Ford kicked him.
 MT. and Mrs Ben Boone and son, Virgil, spent Sunday at MT. P. A. Dulin's
 Rudolph and Helen Udey have re- turned to their home at Alexander af- ter spending several days with rela- tives ahd friends here.
 Mrs. Tom Tarpley' and daughter, Lois Carrah, spent last Tuesday after noon with Mrs T. Hoekstra and Mrs. J. s. Fancher.
 A large crowd attended prayer meet ing at the Baptist Church Friday night. Mrs. J. j. Thomas was leader.
 MT. and Mrs. L. A. Miller, MT. and Mrs. T Hoekstra and daughter, Jewel Margaret, Dr. and Mrs. Zuber, Miss Mary Elrod, Stella Dixon, Marion Me Clain, Mrs. J. N Wright and Clinton l d.. A. Crows Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. J w. Carpenter and children and Mrs. Krementz of Little Rock called on Mrs. T. Hoekstra and Mrs. H. B. Casey Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Minnie Elrod and children of Benton are spending few days with her father, MT. Mack Thomas
 Miss Annie Carlson called on Miss Erma Thomas Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Emma Dreher is very sick at this writing.
 Mrs. Rosa Kaufman of Heber Springs is visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. K. Mason.
 Mrs. P. A. Dulin's mother is visit ing her.
 Mrs. Lee zuber and Misses Myrtle Hall and Ida Hoekstra called on Miss Emma Dreher Thursday.
 Dan Thomas was hurt. but not seri- ously, when his mule became fright ened and ran away with him last Tuesday.
 Miss Louise Hing returned home Sunday, after weeks visit with rela- tives at Pine Bluff
 Walter Dixon spent Sunday after noon with Lee zuber Jr.
 Robert Gregory spent Sunday with Theodore Hoekstra.
 Mrs. W. B. Cunningham is aiming to move to Van Buren this week. as MT. Cunningham is telegrapher there. Everyone regrets to lose them from our neighborhood. Mrs Cunningham was raised here. MT. and Mrs. Mute Tarpley are her parents
 Miss Emma Ackerbloom of Little Rock spent Sunday with Miss Annie Carlson.
 MT. and Mrs. Ali Warner of Pine Bluff Sunday to visit Mrs. Warner, Bro. A. o. Hing and family.
 Mrs. Kizer of North Little Rock and Mrs. J. w. Carpenter and Mrs Ray burn, Mrs. Ish and Mrs Dr. Junkin of Little Rock, and Mrs John Dixon and Mrs T. Hoekstra of this place, gave Mrs. H. E. Casey surprise party Sat urday After a pleasant afternoon to- gether cake hnd ice crem and lemon ade was served. Everyone had fine time.
 Mrs. J. P. Wright was very sick last week with appendicitis, but is able to be up at this writing.
 R. ]. Smith called on Miss Violet Jacobson Sunday. l Mrs. Rosie Thomas and children spent Monday night with her daugh- ter Mrs. John Balois of Little Rock.
 There is to be meeting of the