The Pulaskian., 1920-11-25
All Over the County

an immense American flag, in mem- ory of her husband and daughter This flag is at feast 9xl2 and will make a nice background for our stage. We should especially prize this gift by Mrs. Sites, for this flag was gift of love and appreciation to her husband from his employees. We intend to send Mrs. Sites a vote ot thanks for this magnanimous gift of hers in the near future.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. A. Miller and Mrs. C. A. Derryberry and niece. Mamie Agnes Fielder, of Little Rock, were guests of Mir. and Mrs. John Dixon Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. J. P. Wright and mother, Mrs. G. C. McClain, were Little Rock visitors Monday.
 We are to have free picture show at our community house Tuesday night. MT. KuykendalI of Little Rock will bring a man and a ma chine out for a demonstration. We hope some day to own one of our own, but had not hoped to have one brought to us, and especially so soon after our building was completed.
 It is really wonderful how many good things just come to you when you have a clubhouse. Since ac- cepting the offer made by MT. Kuy- kendall, a travelling movie man has stopped to see us and offers to give us several good clean shows, charge admission and give us 20 per cent of the proceeds and rent our Delco plant, or else to rent the building at so much per night. The number of shows given to be governed by the attendance. We are thinking seri- ously of trying him for at least one night. Of course, when we were building our house we expected to have to go after these things and hunt for them, and 1t is very en- couraging to have them come to us instead.
 Miss Marie Miller was a visitor at Mir. Jas. Dorough's Sunday.
 We have only just recently viewed the picture made by MT. Duke of our community house, and the crowd attending the dedication exercises on October II. While the picture is slightly blurred, still it is very good for such an immense crowd, and we feel sure everyone will want one, and not only will each one of us want one individually, but we want to pre- pare for posterity by having one framed and placed in our hall.
 The Methodists of our community were indeed sorry to lose their min- ister, Rev. T. o. Rorie, for Brother Rorie was an excellent, preacher. However, we can only rejoice in his good fortune, for he is following in his fathers footsteps, his father hav- ing served th1s charge few years ago, and we are sure Brother Rorie will cnosider 1t an honor to be al- lowed to follow his father so closely. We can sincerely say that our loss will be Des Arcs gain.
 This is truly changeable time of year, not only the weather, but state officers and ministers as well. We are to lose Dr. Mason from the Con federate Home the first of January. Dr. Mason has been in our commun- ity so long that the residents had come to regard him as fixture and the news that he was to leave came as shock to our neighborhood. We certainly hate to see him leave, but know that his leaving will bring sor- row and sadness to the inmates of the Home, for the old people certainly loved Dr. Mason dearly, and we fear 1t will be hard to get anyone in his place that they will have as much confidence in as they have in him.
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