The Pulaskian., 1920-12-02
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but the clubhouse (we hope) stays on forever. We have had three shows al our community house the past week the first being free, as the salesman wanted to demonstrate his machine. We understand the pie lures were excellent. Owing to ill- ness the writer was unable to attend Wednesday and Thursday night the shows were given by travelling movie" man, and a small admission charged, but as the machine broke about the time the show was half over, there were not very many out Thursday night, although those who attended said the pictures were ex- cellent.
 As we had no Thanksgiving serv- ices on Thanksgiving day, the day was spent by great many in visit ing. E. W. Dixon and family had dinner with W. P. Dixon and family. Susie and Callie Casey and Kathleen Miller spent the day with Thelma Dixon. Mir. and Mrs. T. D. Jacks and Mir. Brooks were guests of Mir. and Mrs. ]. N. Wright. Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Pye visited Mrs. Pye's father, Mir. Heilman, of Levy. Mrs. Mary Crook spent the day with Mrs Crow. Mrs. E. W. Dixon and children and Mrs. John Dixon and daughters spent the afternoon with MT. and Mrs. J. '. Cloar.
 s. N. Tarpley and MT. and Mrs. John Dixon were callers at Mrs. W. A. Tarpley's Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Lucille Wicker of Ebenezer spent the weekend with her sister, Miss Lillye Mae Wicker.
 Mir. and Mrs Calcote and children of Pulaski Heights were guests of Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Cloar Thanksgiv- ing.
 W. P. Dixon is improving after a recent illness.
 Miss Lucy Dulin spent the week end with her aunt at Samples.
 We have been fortunate in secur- ing the 4sNeed-the-Movie" Minstrel Show for December 10. We hope to have our community house full for this occasion, as all who attend ed this show at the high school pro- nounced it fine. The Dixie Quartet alone is worth all the admission charged
 Miss Marie Miller entertained a number of young people at dinner Sunday. Those present were Chris, Dewey, Clara and Mildred Rauch, Andrew, Erma and Margaret Dixon, Lucy Dulin and Mayme Dell.
 Mrs. E. 5. Dixon and children spent the weekend with Mrs. Bud Martin of Douglasville.
 Miss Opal Decker of Little Rock was calling in our neighborhood Sunday.
 ME. and Mrs. Lou Lindsley and children were guests of MT. and Mrs. John Dixon Sunday evening.
 Rev. Roy Jordan, our new minis ter at Primrose chapel, preached to large and attentive audiences at Primrose Sunday morning and even- ing. Brother Jordan certainly made q good impression on his first Sun day, and as 1t has been said that first impressions are the most lasting, we feel sure his popularity will increase as he captivated every one by his splendid preaching and charming personality.
 A splendid league program was rendered Sunday evening, led by Miss Stella Dixon. Our league con- tinues to improve both in numbers and interest. We now have a mem bership of 80, with an average at tendance of about 70 or 75. Miss Daisy Purtle will lead next Sunday evening.
 Mrs. s. F. Brown and son, F. l. Brown, of Little Rock, were callers at E. W. Dixon's Sunday afternoon,
 Geo. Heilman and daughter, Miss Lillie Heilman of Levy, visited Mir, and Mrs. Geo. Pye the latter part of .the week.
 Jas Dixon returned Sunday morn ing from hunting trip at McGehee and Elaine. The party was gone two weeks and killed seven deer while away. Mir. Dixon succeeded in get. ting two; a number of the children were treated to their first taste of venison.
 We are planning to have com munity Christmas tree and program at our clubhouse as a climax to ou1 first years work as community boosters. Our community has three nEexxrnhac orxr of x,yl.,ol x..>,, <l