The Pulaskian., 1920-12-16
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opened with community singing, leo by Miss Clare Conner, everyone entering in enthusiastically. The show was by far the best thing we have ever had at our club house, and we hope to get more such things after Christmas. A lunch of chicken candwiches, salad, cake and coffee was served the party by the ladies of the Community Club. Owing to ill- ness, our president was unable to at tend and the vice president, Mrs. L. A. Miller, did the honors," assisted by Mrs. H. E. Casey, Mrs. P. A. Du- lin, Mrs. T. Hoekstra, Mrs. John Dixon, Miss Minnie Tarpley and the Misses Esther and Erma Dixon. The party were very complimentary in the remarks after eating and seemed to enjoy themselves immensely. How yer, the ladies who served the lunch enjoyed 1t equally as we'll, and cer- tainly felt more than paid for their efforts 10 make the evening a success by the splendid show. We were very glad to have Mir. and Mrs Clio Har- per with us that evening also.
 We are planning to have our com munity Christmas tree and program on Thursday night, December 23, for the benefit of our merchants. As Christmas Eve Is always such busy time, and Christmas day comes on Saturday, so that it will be almost an absolute necessity to keep the stores open a while, and so we have decided to have our program on Thursday evening. We appreciated their closing their stores and coming out to the show last week. That, according to our idea, is the proper way to show community spirit.
 Mrs. s. +. Brown and son, F. |. Brown, were dinner guests of E. w.. Dixon and family Sunday.
 John Dixon has found no tface of his lost COW. MT. Dixon bought this COW from MT. Bob Kinsel, who lives near East Union. It is probable she may find her way back home some day, but 1t looks very much like she may have been driven off and prob- ably sold, as such things have hap pened few times to the cows that range in Echo Valley.
 Mrs. Lee Zuber, Miss Myrtle Hall, Miss Lucy Dulin, Miss Marie Miller and Dewey Rauch were guests of John Dixon and family Sunday.
 Bro. Jordan spent the weekend ir our neighborhood, coming over Fri day for our entertainment. His pop ularity was proven by the large con gregation who attended church Sun. day morning in spite of the indictment weather.
 An invitation to a Christmas pro, gram and tree at Ironton was read at the League Sunday evening. The people of Ironton will have their tree the evening of the 18th, and ex. tended an invitation to the people of the Sweet Home and Granite, Mt Springs neighborhoods. We certain ly appreciate the invitation, and hope some can go, for anything the people of Ironton undertake they always do we'll. We were sorry we did not get to attend the all-day exercises they had Thanksgiving day-but we failed to get our invitation until two o'clock Thanksgiving afternoon, and, of course, 1t was too late then.
 Robert Gregory spent the day with Monroe and Paul Dixon Sunday.
 Mir. Earl Fizer of Clarksville, Ark, has come to make his home with Mir Argus Avery and family. We give him hearty welcome to our neigh. borhood, and hope he will be very happy here.
 Mir. Clint Huffstutler will spenc the Christmas holidays with his par ents at Natural Steps.
 We were glad to hear of Miss Hat tie Crow being able to be in town Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. H. E. Casey and Mrs. T. D Jacks have each had very sick babies but both are convalescent now.
 A splendid program was rendered at the League at Primrose Chapel Sunday evening, with Dewey Raucf as leader. The subject was unusual ly interesting to those who are es pecially interested in "Community Service" Special music was one ol the features of the evening. 'Speal It for the Savior was sung by Mis-. Lucy Dulin, Miss Myrtle Hall, Dewe, Rauch and Mrs. Iohn Nixon accom-