The Pulaskian., 1921-05-12
SWEET HOME SOUTH.

The Pulaski County Sunday School Association met at Primrose Chapel, May 8.
 The program began at l0:45 a. m, W. F. Hopkins, County President, presiding. The program was as fol loWs:-
 A. M-l0:45-Praise service, led by Mrs. W. K. Spillman.
 ll:00-"The Mission of the Sun day School" H. C. Cridland, State Secretary.
 :30-Story Telling, Mrs. Horace Chamberlain.
 12:00-Children's Department in Small School, Mrs. C. D. Tender son.
 l2:30-Lunch.
 P. :30-Praise Service, led by Mrs. W. K. Spillman.
 Devotional, Judge Emerson.
 l:45-Quartet, First Christian Church, Little Rock.
 l:50-Forward Together, H. c. Gridland, State Secretary.
 2:45-Report of Nominating Com mittee and offices; resolutions.
 2:45-Conferences:
 Children's Department, Mrs.
 Kobe.
 Young Peoples, Mir. Lee.
 Adult, Clio Harper.
 Administration, Ernest Newton.
 3:30-ssThe Sunday School as a Civilizing and Christianizing Agen- cy,'' Thos B. King, Memphis, Tenn, Supt. Madison Heights M. E. s. s. s.
 7:30-Praise Service, led by Mrs Mrs. W. K. Spillman.
 Vocal Solo, Mrs. C. D. Hurst.
 8:00-"The Young Man." Thos. B. King.
 -"The Sunday School and the State" Gov. T. C. McRae.
 All who attended the Association were not only helped, but had a. great deal of pleasure as well. One can not fully decide just what was the best number on the program. The singing, speaking on the social hours, either was worth all the efforts put forth by the residents of the commu- nity Especially deserving of mention were the lectures by MT. CridIand, MT. King and Gov. McRae. The day was a decided success and we hope that the pleasure will be ours of hay ing them all come again in the near future.
 Lee Cloar and Carrie Casey are having chills.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Galloway of Little Rock were callers at Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Browns Monday after noon.
 Miss Bessie Beam of Woodson spent the week end with Mrs. J. N. Wright.
 Mrs. Jimmie Downs is visiting her uncle, MT. J. A. Crow.
 The Pageant that was to be given by the Epworth League at Primrose Chapel Sunday night, May 9th, has been postponed until May 18th. Miss Marie Miller has charge of the pro- gram for that evening.
 Thomas Dixon has returned from the Jonesboro Agricultural School. He is celebrating his homecoming by having the humps.
 Miss Agnes Miller and Miss Stella Dixon were the supper guests of Miss Alice Johnson Sunday night.
 The ladies of Sweet Home Commu- nity Club will repeat the play, "The 1 Spinsters' Convention, at lronton Saturday night, May l4th.
 MT. and Mrs. W. K. Spillman, MT. Lee, Miss Emma Archer, Miss Miller and Mrs. John Dixon were the sup per guests of Mrs. Jas. Borough Sun day.
 The Sweet Home Welfare Associa- ton has signed a contract for the s'Radcliff Chatauqua," to be held sometime this summer, the date to be announced later. We hope all the ! neighboring communities will attend.
 We are eagerly looking forward to having the choir from the First Chris tian church and their minister, with his stereoptican machine, to our Com munity house. They have agreed to give us an evening program and we can assure everyone that it will very much worth their while to be on hand.
 Miss Margaret Dixon's school at Wrightsville will close Friday.