The Pulaskian., 1921-03-17
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 The budding of the trees, the sing ing of the birds, and in fact, almost everything in nature seems to be proclaiming the advent of spring, and how glad we are, for everyone can get out so much better when the weather Is pleasant. We are all eager to be making gardens these beautiful days and planting flowers, but some cannot on account of their ground being too wet, and they also realize that Jack Frost will prob ably make an occasional visit until after Easter, anyway.
 Miss Minnie Allen and Miss Eos ter spent most of the day in our community Friday, visiting the ''Pine Grove School in the morning, where a splendid club meeting was held by the girls and boys club, ably presid- ed over by their very popular presi- dent, Miss Stella Dixon, after which Miss Foster spoke on her work, to the teachers and pupils, and then they drove to the home of Mrs. John Dixon for lunch, from there they went to honton for a club meeting at 2:30, and then on to Ivy Chapel, returning to Mrs. Dixon's to rest a few moments and then on to the en- tertainment at the community house. Mr. John Casey of Little Rock came out to escort them back 10 the city.
 We were very much disappointed because Mir. Sargent was too i'll to come, as we were expecting him, and hope he has entirely recovered by this time.
 Our Community Club had very enthusiastic meeting Thursday after noon, but will not go into details as our club reporter will report it, we feel sure. However, we feel more encouraged than ever before, for ev- cry member has become a club booster, 7" and we feel sure with such sincere members we can accomplish a great deal. Our committees all have able chairmen and everyone tries to do everything they can to. help, in every way they can. We think we will probably be able to have decided on our club motto by our next meeting, which will be March 10.
 Miss Mallie Watkins of Little Rock was the guest of Mrs. T. D. Jacks Friday evening and attended the entertainment at the community house.
 We extend our congratulations to Mir. and Mrs Harry Castleberry, who ae the proud parents of a son.
 Well, we will just have to write something about our first ''real par ty7 we have ever had in our com munity house. We have had enter tainments of various kinds but had moi attempted anything like a social before. Our club decided to have a Colonial Tea, on Tuesday evening, but an account of the indictment weather NC postponed it until Friday evening, and had a Washington Party" anyway. Quite number of our club members were dressed in colonial costume and Mir. Geo. Pye was readily recognized as the real George" Mir. Pye made a splendid George Washington" and his curls and large buekled slippers were very becoming.
 The evenings fun began with the grand march. led by Mir. Pye as George Washington and Mrs. Johr Dixon as Mrs. Martha Washington assisted by Mrs. W. C. Younts anc Miss Clare Connor of Little Rock All enjoyed 1t immensely, even tn, very small children taking part anc keeping their places admirably.
 After the march came ''commun ity singing, led by Miss Glare Con nor. Everyone enthusiastically join
 ing in, and singing for more than al
 hour. After this there were mum
 Der of contests and several tables o
 rock were played by the larger youn,
 people.
 Fortunes were told by six infan
 keWpies, which afforded a great dea